The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 314, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1933 Page: 2 of 6
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AGE TWO
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fANKSp
Bing
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By IfaM PNM
qill PhflwUrfjj!
kticS are in fo
i^laoauae of their
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»*HI «* » . rd ill
Gotham, for Ujm fam went
them tone 3 to 2 end 6 to O.
: A,k*» to
tomaM >‘game,' w»* the M*i-
kero of the WU, « W yMdwi
Ut to nine wrong*,
who singed in the tint
toning after Rob -Johnson walked,
the lucky bitter. They **re
I only two A’* to get m baav
Cleveland Indisn* *mi Dr
Tiger* derided their double
Sir at Cleveland, the Indian*
liiig the first 2, to 1 and the
the steeper 4 to X The
won their game when
Who reached third sfte
came fwMW on n ball
i Hudlin, Indian hatter.
The Washington Senator* «u>
rfi
• •aswa,*.
l^agw today had keen
t/r^-iT‘V
,x:M
an,i a half m
u ye-t.
1 te 6.
IP«Mf
anee of Prank Tubbs, Buc barter.
The mmw*. of the games were 4
to 2 and 6 to 0. Ray Ater, Cat
third baseman, was the only man
$> 1
Moon held the Cat* to but
hks .In Ahe, opengf. ■ ■' •: (. /
A 'Jha aama A
«d right oh the Yank fceda by win-
ateg 4 to 3 from* Boston in t1 In-
•tag*. Pipgrs* was forced by the
heat to five ojf after 12 inningj.
’in which he held the Senator* on
even term*, wuege w/n the g»m >
F Ay « single after Schulte had walk’
«d and advanced on KnheC* nteti
B&--fr”, Mul »<»r»d on lltueg*'* Wow
P'i
W? f A
W*ek pHchhig that Tllowed 8f
hits to both games, gave th* CM*
•ago White 'But two games «v*»
the 8t. limits Brawns, 13 to
1 and 10 to t Pour Brown pitch
WvlWI Bafa up i» bite in the wetter
fnd two gave up 13 in On* night
cap? Tim Itrown* also hit freely
i§miup4i hu^
wwy ware u« Mr to convert
Washington plays at l*hil»d l
H phia, Chicago again at HU Louis
•nd Detroit at Cleveland, todiy.
SPORTS PARADE
^^jEsmmmaae ^
' INDIANAPOLIS, Jtibe *5 «fP
—Ftifttmr th* sports shot here and
there:
flaptein -Eddie Rirkriihwckrr,
now. president of th* lndiaiwtpoii#
Speedway, holds the world's re-
cord for a idt stop. Per complete
aervice in 1915, at Taeom i, he and
his crew changed four tires, took
on gas, oil and wster, snd were
tack in the rice In 41 «*rond«.
* Lester Sputter,, one of the
drivers h Tuesday’s 500-mite
face, his only one superstition, no*,
la be auperatitfou*. lister tiled
out a rabbit's foot a few vtars
M
UWoUHi,
Vtf&ioitea.
WGKSAIWdif
TnXf
<M4£RfierdM foewt
Bd&tAMD Sde MIL
utKC aaJ effort To
<***W Abu tWioatec
OU«Pi0A)5d(P
dn second place, were
Dallia, 8 to 0.
Tiro Oilers got to
isher lar tf kite
Johns give np'JJ, tat tap! them
wall scattered. A second Inning
error by Gene Moore in rightfteM
With two on an^i a single that* ah
lowed throe runs, provided the
margin of victory for the Oiler*.
At San Antonio, Wijkap held
the Steertt to three h|t« -paving
the way for their 8 to 0 victory
erver Dallas, for the fifth straight
victory of the Missions. All of
the scoring came In the seventn
ipning when Whitehead allows!
two walks and gave up two hits.
The .Exporters aiji Indian, split
la doubfe laudur- at Btaempn*.,
the Oklahoma City crew emUng
the Exporter* winning streak of
DUKAWAY GIVEN |
I OFFER AT TULSA
W7Mti.’awre-
" .........-------
Eddie Dunaway, Goose Creelc
heavyweight, today was consider-
I In* *0 iiflar ~c5vcd f rsm^ Gene
Ellis, Tulsa, Okte., promoter, to
meet Pat Hayward, prominent
Oklahoma fighter, in the main
StapAi^Sj'
------------- Port ,* **
- the oneshit perform- '
same battle fronts today.
IViife
CRAIG W(K)D WINNER
CHICAGO, Jung 5 (U.R»-Craig
Wood of Deal, N. J., won the first
prize of 3700 Sunday in a golf
driving-contest, iR wt.ieh more
thait SS players were entered, at
BoMter fteid. - ‘ •
Wood drove three times for a
total of 786 1-2 yards.
ULLil
The New
today
in the
■■ Piratsa sue in tfciru
pise? one full game behind «s the
i The Giant* go ttaw'by taWnrf
I............... .....BH both ettbutf a holiday bill from
FOULIS / WINS the Brooklyn Dodgers, ? to 0 and
PAUL, Minn,, June 5 «fr 6 to 1, 7 ?--V*At '
-Jimmy PouUsr sHea# son of Chi- The Cardinals lost their chance
out in front whsn they
cago’s fairways, sailed ov<*r the to May
stretches of the Keller layout with divided their Sunday pair o:
pdr-bustiftg golf Sunday to be:t games with the Ginrinnati Rada.
George Von Elm and an all-star The Cardinals won the open* 4
field for the 35000 St. Paul open to 2 but lost out In the -steeper
championship with a eoilsctloh of by the score of 6 to fi Pepper
283 shot*.. r Martin went hitless in the first
game but collected * brace of
game
safeties in the second. •
At * Chicago the , Pirates and
Cute divided their holiday offer-
ing, the Pirates winning the open-
er 9 to 8, and losing Iks other
9 to 2. A ninth inning rally that
netted seven runs put the Pirates
safely in tile lead.
Philadelphia and Boston also
CHICAGO, Juno ^
national Y. M. O. A ^
B^ssa
ceaeiv^ year, thi, time I^Hi iiI Ml*. C. E
the'Houetbn team,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. June 5 <
won only one nee during his on
re career, stiH te th* leading
||iree-year-old money "Winner of
E. S. Bradley's
He is Col
Broker’s Tip. His thrilling n:*e
victory over Mr*. Sites Mason’s
pimm'
in a» Kentucky-Derby,
plus the. pittance he won for ffti-
tehing second in a nee at Lexing-
ton, gave hhn a total winning of
349,000.
Tlte Dertly winner went lame in
the Pimlico Preakness, and was re-
tired to leave the three-year-old
championship battle to his erst
while foes. Head Play, the Preik
tied until the small haws',
to Hyde;
’nte;'Texans, who ~-W
finals on the consolation riu.,
double elimination J**
femH an uphUi battle' ,,
--. tire title, which last yW
1931 was won by San *
They defeated Hyde Park
en. in the preiimin-ry «]
■force the' tournament int^
matdi. In the final teat, l,
won ever the Chicagoana, U
17 to 15 and 15 to D. , ^
Member* of the title
team, which received the'1
Robins trophy, were H.
Owens, D. Sanderr. K.
S. Wheri'gr
>,J|r. and Mrs- c- E-
W. Walk
«we married
. in ft* ;
Lake Chariea,
m*M
w»*
of the imme
Mmtaof
were Mr.
filler, brother
Jpta groom.
Fnllowing a trip to
Kde Valley “
'flP. .. ns x
yj. they will be
yam, la in second place
336,950 won this year, * -
T
Wortham,
Whiting.
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G.B.
event (,/ a Tula *, show in the near
future.
Ellis off?red Dunaway a neat
rut of the gate receipts and driv-
ing expense*.
Dunaway at present, is mxktng
Trfecwjr
and each evening, excepting Wed
nesday and Siturdiy, may lie seen
to a public workont with other
local boxers.
He ate) is offering to instruct
any youth desiring it, in the fun-
damental of boxing.
Ihinaeay had not deckkd today j Philsdel|»hia
whether he would accept Ellis’ (Thicago ....
TEXAS LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Houston ------ 35 18 .660
San Antonio 31 28 jiTT ? T.t|-
Beaumont . . 29 23 .558 5 1-2
Galveston ... 30 25 .546 6
Tula* ..... 36 25 .500 8 1-2
Dallas ....... 23 2« .442 *1 1-2
Fort Worth ..20 32 .384 14 1-2
Okia. City __ 19 37 .337 17 1-2
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Sunday’s Results
THu 9; Houston «.
fteaumtmt 8-3t.-Dkla. City 54i.
Galvestoh 4-6; Fort Worth 2-0
New York
Washington
Cleveland
offer. He ha* nev?r met Hayward,
but has appeared on the same card
with the Oklahoma fighter.
ago • and promptly 'jumped
wilting
one Dull
to condemn the feet for
lure, he tried it again. This
time he cracked up and went'to
tta hospit I.
| • There ere several conflicting
rumors why Billy Arnold, 1930
Winner of tho grind, is not com
feting this year. On* says
body would trust him with a cA.
out he wu mutntm
in buainesa. And still another
that Billy doubted his luck would
bring him through three crack-ups
<m three successive year*.
John Mil jus, who, we keiirve, is.
HELEN JACOBS
IS DEFEATED
nings.)
holder, was eliminated in «h» aemi-
final round of the French hard
court tennis championship* Sun-
day by Madame Rene Matoieu. | New yorjc
firat ranking French player, 8-6,'
6-8. .>
Mias J cobs, who was playing
in her best form a* the match
Detroit .
St. Louis
Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W, L, Pet. G.B
29 13 .690 ....
n 19 .587 4
t7 21
2 19
3 20
9 25
7 31
4 28
.661 5
.537 6
.536 6
.432 11
.351 15
.333 15
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As Prices continue to go up evfiery day we are still able to offer what we
consider the best value ever offered on a bedroom group in the Tri-Cities.
Whether you need ;uch xjuitt: at nal, we
compare it with anything you have ever seen at the price ...
Sunday's Results
New York 3-6; Philadelphia 2-0.
Cleveland 2-3; Detroit 1-4.
Chicago 18-10; St. Louis 6-2.
eta
tiw only Soriasn pitcher to reset)
tile big tongue*, now is a police
officer li Marmoak Hurt, OaU*
fomia . . . that teocY being far I
•red by Southern Oallfamia b au-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W/ L. Pet. G.B
26 17 .605 *.
St. Louia ... 27 18 .600 ..
Pittsburgh J 25 18 .581 1' "
Chicago .... 24 22 .522 8, 1-2
Cincinnati ..28 22 .611 4
■ P-n.-l. .juukij ran into a 5-1 lead) Brooklyn .....ft M " f 1-T
an,I ......ll. k..l ll.. /la., I __ ___
and apparently had the first set
stowed away.
Then she weakened suddenly
end Madame M?thieu rallied to
square the count at 5-5. Miss
Jacobs kept pace through the next
twj rsmre, but Madime Ma’hteu
broke the Californian’* service for
7-0 advance and then ran
through her own to win the set
Boston 20 27 .426 8
Philadelphia 16 81 .340) 12
Sunday'* Resulla
Pittsburgh 0-2; Chicago 3-9.
New York 2-6; Brooklyn 0-1.
Philadelphia 1-6; Boston 0-9.
St. Louis 4-2; Cfnefimati 2-6.
ORANGE, Him. June 5 «»-
ennett. A. 'Meehan, *C -otafn
d aeeond baseman of the Oraato-
am team, Was killed Sunday
when be was struck on tkf ta«S
by a pile bed bail in a game wft:«
Chartemont Mohawks burn.
Fmmeleas steel houses, the an-
mrried
by the Walla, kata bam developed
TODAYS GAMES
Texas League ' <
Tulsa at Wysteu.
Dallas at fiui Antonio.
Fort Worth at Gahwtag -
Okfihoitm City at Beaumont.
A si ericas League
Wsshington at Philadelphia,
Chicago at St. Lohk' l?
Detroit a( Cleveland.
(Only games scheduled.)
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rjuk street atite
, of friends at Li
on the occasion
birthday. Mr.
art the grand
I Kiss Gould,
cream and cake
| the guests following
, of sevtfrll outdooi
t present were:
, Doris Virginia Le
Ward, Betty Jo
Betty Lou Fauk,
Joy Rhodes,
Hankins RhOdH
Miss Gould.
)elphians to
,.j final meeting for
gr of San Jacinto chap!
will be held
fSm Jacinto battiegri
ere of the club
tike home of Mrs.
on, in Baytown,
| from there a 9:30
kjeground.
ng the study
r.t
.ta orodneted t
■.of Mn. W. J.
subject of “Re8p
of fba Human
'N! of the Roman
will be served,
will follow the lunc
Ittend Conroe 1
wnrjtf yo»Mt puoj
Creek attended
) given for Mias Doro
li of Conroe at btlr bon
ay night
pThe guests spent the
Those attending
Geraldine and
llfdat Bart^a^and
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Arcenaaux, and
L,
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Martha Mae,
a two-weeka via)
in Temple and
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meeting Wednesd;
of this week.
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Tri-Cities Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 314, Ed. 1 Monday, June 5, 1933, newspaper, June 5, 1933; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1020756/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.