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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

12

School For Coaches Opens At Bluefield State College

Bluefield State College hosts a two Virginias coaching school with Joe Bach and Chick Davies leading football and basketball instruction assisted by Paul Burch and Joe Campbell. Duquesne coach Davies and former Notre Dame star Bach headline a regional program featuring football lectures, basketball demonstrations, and track events, with schedules through Saturday.

Joe Bach Chick Davies Bluefield State College Paul Burch Joe Campbell Homestead Bluefield Pittsburgh Davies Bach Notre Dame Duquesne University Pittsburgh Pirates Carnegie Tech Duquesne Utterback Pitt Virginias Bluefield College Wallace Wade Cam Henderson Wade Alabama Duke Receye Bowl Ramsey Utterbach Kemp Calloway DeVies Mahood Hall

Russ Coffee Leads Doughboys To Second Softball Win

Russ Coffee pitched five hits and a shutout as the Doughboys defeated the Volunteers 9-0 at Wade. Bankers topped Black Diamonds 11-2 and Bookies beat Red Shields 16-8. Tonight Powermen meet Supply at the airport, Newsies vs Business Men at that field, while Doughboys face Bankers and Red Shields meet Bakers at Cainfield.

Russell Coffee Doughboys Wade Bankers Black Diamonds Bookies Red Shields Powermen Supply Newsies Bakers Cainfield AB Mahpae E. N. Banks OG. Jonesen Wevseceee McPherson Cccoee Henderson H. D. Ward Cf Escoses Hardwick Cp Cstecsicoa Voore Williams Rupsey Dcooesees Seceees RED “Shields Abrhpae Beckett Sssco Green Coos Ceseee Hughes Cseeeeceee Davis Ib Siscscessesee Eubanks Porterfield Saunders

Chi Sox Buy Piet and Cincy Recalls Petoskey

Chicago White Sox announce the purchase of infielder Tony Piet from Toronto for 12500 dollars. Piet will report Friday to bolster an infield weakened by injuries to Jackie Hayes and Jimmy Dykes. Cincinnati recalls Ted Petoskey from the Piedmont League. Petoskey, hitting over .400 this season, will join Pittsburgh and play left field.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Tony Piet Pittsburgh Cincinnati Toronto Piet White Sox Jackie Hayes Jimmy Dykes Charlie Dressen Larry MacPhail Reds Harlan

Big Business 10 Continue N A A Page One

Labor leaders warned of strikes as wage outs and revivals of small pay rolls surfaced. Retail merchants, freed from fair trade limits, pressed manufacturers for higher discounts. A new wave of price cutting hit department stores with sharp cuts on cigarettes and other cheap goods.

Peregoy Chosen to Head State Lions Glues

Delegates at the Bluefield convention elected C G Peregoy of Beckley to lead the State Lions. Judge Howell M Tanner delivered a forceful constitutional address at the noonday luncheon. Musical performances by local artists and a Parkersburg quartet provided entertainment as reports and committee sessions closed.

Herbert D. May Bluefield Guy Musser Clarksburg E. L. Kingsley Parkersburg C. Loring van Camp Wheeling W. H. Mader Howell M Tanner Mercer-Wyoming Circuit Court Bluefield Country Club John Mastin John Mastin Was Also Presented At the Final Luncheon, Judge Tanner Marion Smith Sally Litz Lee J. Barbee Jr James Elmer Brown Brown Harry Grissom George C. Simpson Quartette C. G. Peregoy Beckley Club Tom D. Robertson Charleston Club West

Lighthorse Harry Burns Up Gourde at Oakmont

At Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh June 5 Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago shot a spectacular 67 five under par in the final practice round ahead of the national open. The USGA eased some hazards removing furrows in sand bunkers but left about 200 traps to harass players.

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Gems Varied in Carolina by Geologists Find Various Stones

Geologists report North Carolina has 284 distinct varieties of native precious stones, with some claiming it exceeds counts in any other state. The observation comes amid regional notes from Raleigh, N C, highlighting Carolina’s mineral diversity.

Carolina Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Camillt Homers to Whip Giants

Camillt Homers propel win over New York Giants as Bartel tallies two hits and Ott adds three base hits. Pitcher Walters records eight runs allowed in six innings, with Camilli and teammates driving in runs and the game lasting 1 hour 59 minutes.

Ted In Bartel Ott Hubbell Joe Moore Haslin BE. Moore Chiozza Koenig Terry John Moore Wilson Verger Hassin Camii New York Philadelphia Walters Pezzullo

Bruins Rally Fall Short in Four Innings

In a high scoring affair Boston led 7 to 6 after seven frames but saw Brook lyn push ahead as Phelps Frey Berger and R. Moore starred with two base hits Witney, Lee and B Jordan among key scorers. Berger homered, Spohrer had a sacrifice, Frey initiated a double play, Earnshaw issued two walks and Frankhouse struck out five for a 1:41 game time. Losing pitcher Earnshaw. Umpires Mager kurth Barr and Kiem.

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Sir Malcolm Campbell to Test in Utah for 300 mph

London June 5 Sir Malcolm Campbell announced he will take his Bluebird to Utah within a few months to push the world land speed record to 300 miles per hour. The daredevil, holder of 276.816 mph record at Daytona Beach last March, will attempt a run on the dry bed of the Great Salt Lake near Salt Lake City. He said he would be ready to test by July but later adjusted to perhaps August or September.

London Malcolm Campbell Utah Daytona Beach Fla Great Salt Lake Saldurd

International League scores update from New Orleans and Memphis

New Orleans defeated Atlanta 6 to 1 and Knoxville beat Birmingham 15 to 10 while Memphis topped Nashville 9 to 1 in the latest league results.

New Orleans Atlanta Knoxville Birmingham Memphis Nashville

Max Baer Clown Through Workout Before Braddock Fight

Asbury Park New Jersey June 15 Will Brown the New York state athletic commissioner watched Baer mock and clown through a 12 round workout with five sparring partners including Bob Frazier and Dynamite Jackson Baer joked he would lick Braddock with fists or elbows while weighing about 217 pounds Seemingly fit in general condition Braddock prepares seriously for the title bout next Thursday meanwhile Braddock breaks camp and trains in Broadway gym to finish his lead up to the heavyweight title clash in New York with Baer

Asbury Park N. J Will Brown New York State Max Baer Jimmy Braddock New York Baer Will Primo Brown Bob Frazier Seattle Braddock Dynamite Jackson Jackson Max Lochsheldrake N. Y Joe Gould Jim Braddock Broadway North Bergen Don Perrin Jack McCarthy Paul Pross

Peoria Chump Sets 1000 Hole Golf Marathon Record

Peoria Ill June 5 Robert Chief Coy a Peoria strong man and marathoner completed 1000 consecutive golf holes without a rest at 1 29 p m surpassing his prior mark of 476 holes He used twenty five caddies and played by flashlights at night with a total playing time of 51 5 hours preserving a dramatic endurance feat for local sports fans.

Peoria Ill Robert Chief) Coy Coy

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