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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

2

Derby at Epsom Downs shown true to form

The race favored Orwell as a long shot triumphed while the favorite faded and Amelia Earhart Putnam observed from the scene. Critics clash on crowd estimates and press box opinions differ on the event and its implications for football culture and Minnesota pride.

Epsom Downs Press Association Amelia Earhart Putnam Orwell

Sunday Baseball Scores From Local Standings

Results show Welch defeating Panther 9 to 8 in a pair of games and Litwar sweeping Coalwood 8 0 then losing 1 2. Ashland beat Davy 16 to 6 and Bartley topped Premier 9 to 0. Next week schedule lists eight matchups.

Pet Ashland Welch Panther Wecow von A Litwar Coalwood Davy Bartley Premier

Yesterday's baseball results and today’s games list

Yesterday results show Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 6 Boston 5 Cleveland 11 Washington 2 St. Louis 17 New York 10. Today schedule includes Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland New York at St. Louis.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Boston St. Louia Woot Werene Sens Detroit Cleveland Washington Wee Ewes Eae Brownies Chi A’s Griffs

Scores Tumble in International League Rounds

Montreal 4 0 Jersey City 2 6 Rochester 9 Baltimore 8 Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis 6 Columbus 38 St Paul 7 Toledo 15 Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 1.

Montreal Jersey City Rochester Baltimore Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus St. Paul Toledo

Regional Scores Report from Friday Games

Memphis 4 1 Atlanta 5 0 Chattanooga 13 7 Nashville 6 7 New Orleans 6 Knoxville 11 Only games played and recorded as outcomes with scores.

Memphis Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville New Orleans Knoxville

Carideo Promotes Scholar Athletes at Missouri

Columbia Missouri reports Notre Dame system adopted by Frank Carideo as Missouri’s new football coach. He demands high scholastic standing from players, insisting academics accompany gridiron brilliance. Carideo, a Knute Rockne alumnus and former Notre Dame field general, graduated cum laude at 24.

Columbia Notre Dame University of Missouri Frank Caridao Carideo Knute Rockne

Giants Rally Behind Hubbell to 9-1 Win Over Cardinals

Carl Hubbell two hit the Cardinals as the Giants exploded for nine runs. Bill Terry led the attack with four hits including a park homer, with Chick Fullis and Eddie Merschal also homering. St Louis's Hallahan allowed eleven Giants hits in seven innings for the loss.

New York Giants Carl Hubbell St. Louis Cardinals Hubbell Bill Hallahan Cratts Bill Terry Homer Eddie Grant Chick Fallis Eddie Mershall ST. Louis Abrhpoarh Reese Vcseseceaeser Receveereese Frisch Cseersenne Bottomley Asessenee DO Blades Vsecevecennee Orsatti If Veeeeeesennee Fallis Terry Lindstrom Cfiscooees Ott Rf Pessese Horan C Ccccvesnaneee Vergez Peeseatesease Tolais Seccceeseueers St. LoUisseesemesesnesee Essseeseesses Fullis E. Moore Jackson Verger B. Moore Hubbbell Reese Halls Hallahan Johnson Halahan Pfirman Reardon

Pirates Hold Third as Dodgers Fall 7 to 6 in Brooklyn

The Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 6 in Brooklyn to stay in third place. Earl Grace delivered a key two-run homer in the second, while Hack Wilson hit his 12th and 13th homers for the Dodgers. Austin Moore earned the win for Pittsburgh in relief as Tony Piet drove in the decisive run in the eighth.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh Pirates Dodgers Bucs Joe Shaute Jack Quinn Earl Grace Hack Wilson Larry French Hack Pittsburgh Austin Moore Gue Suhr Tony Piet Abrh Poate L Aseaces Piet Wscsccccesseeee Evsacavonsnee Possecsssseree Spencer, Piersseereeees Eenene Wilson Secceeereaees Cuccinello O'Doul Wisesecerseee Wilget Pletnich Cessere Ark jzzzSukeforth Quinn Picinich Clark Traynor Grace P. Waner Wright Taylor Piet Barbee L. Waner Suhr Frederick Lopez Shaute Slade Moore

Eastern Champ Springs Upset in College Meet

In Haverford Pennsylvania Donald Frame of Harvard upset UCLA star Jack Tidball 6-4 6-4 to claim the eastern intercollegiate title. David N Jones of Columbia defeated Elbert Lewis. Cliff Sutter of Tulane beat Jake H Hess Jr 6-2 6-2 in the same event.

Haverford Donald Frame Harvard Jack Tidball University of California Los Angeles David N. Jones Columbia Tidball Elbert Lewis Jake H. Hess Jr Rice Institute Cliff Sutter Tulane Sutter

Comeback of Baseball Legend Rube Marquard Slams Atlanta Win

A vintage lefty, Rube Marquard, appears on a mound in Atlanta and leads a 4 to 3 victory over Little Rock. The former Giants star seeks to prove he still has the craft after years away from top competition.

Atlanta Little Rock Ark New York Giants Marquard

Ring Officials Give Out Tabulation On Title Bout

New York June 22 Madison Square Garden gate receipts around 426000 and three officials offered a puzzled tabulation of how Jack Sharkey won the heavyweight title from Max Schmeling. Two judges and a referee agreed on only five of fifteen rounds with mixed verdicts across rounds. Receipts from radio movies and concessions push total income to about 475000, Garden profit near 1500. Schmeling to receive about 160000 Sharkey about 36000 paid admissions 62000. Schmeling’s manager alleges robbery. athletic commission silent awaiting official protest.

New York Madison Square Garden Jack Sharkey Max Schmeling Gunboat Smith Sharkey George Kelly Smith Sailor Schmeling Charles F. Mathison Kelly Mathison Max Big Bowl Long Island Boston Germany the Garden Mickey Walker Ernie Schaaf Primo Carera Chicago King Levinsky Larry Gains London An Jee Jacobs New York State Athletic Commission

American Tennis Stars Sweep Through Wimbledon Rounds

U S players push through second and third round matches in London. Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs win for the United States, with Palfrey and Andrus Burke advancing. Davis Cup trio Shields Van Ryn and Allman also progress in singles, doubles, and notable minor upsets occur.

Wimbledon Eng Helen Wills Moody Milas W. M. C. Bower England Helen Jacobs Mrs. Phillie Covell Sarah Palfrey Boston E. M. Dearman Dorothy Andrus Burke Stanford Conn Dorothy Dyson Frank Shields John van Ryn Wilmer Allman Shields D. C. Taylor van Ryn J. D. P. Wheatley Allison T. Troczynski Pierre J. Grandguillot Egypt Ellsworth Vines Sidney Wood Jr Gregory Mangin Wood Mangin H. Timmer J. H. Knottenbelt G. P. Hughes Roderich Menzel Czechoslovakia

Gehrig Two Homers Can't Lift New York Clan

Connie Mack used 17 players and Jimmy Foxx hit his 28th homer, but the Chicago White Sox crushed three Philadelphia pitchers for 13 hits and a 9 to 4 victory.

Gehrig New York Chicago Connie Mack Jimmy Foxx Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Vic

Reed Outpoints Farr in Ten Rounds

I d Chocolate the world junior lightweight champion defeated Johnny Farr of Cleveland by outpoint in ten rounds in Pittsburgh.

REED Farr Pittsburgh Chocolate Johnny Farr Cleveland

Sarazen Cracks Out Fine Before Open Championship

Gene Sarazen shot par 70 at Fresh Meadow in Flushing New York in a final Open workout with Bobby Jones. Jones, watching from the sidelines, tied 87 with Sarazen 35 35 but Sarazen remained favorite in a wide open field as Leo Diegel and others show form.

Flushing N. Y Gene Sarazen Sarazen Bobby Jones Stack Lakeville Jones Tommy Armour

Beckley Knights Increase Margin After Close Win

In Beckley W Va on June 22 the Knights widened their league lead as Charleston fell 7 6 to Huntington. Charleston built a two run edge early but Huntington answered then held the advantage late. The score by innings shows Charleston 202 002 000 191 Huntington 120 202 00x 7 with Robo Mackey Weaver O Neal Neisler Arnold contributing to the win.

Huntington W. Va Charleston Senators Knights of Beckley Charleston Roosters Robo Mackey Weaver O'Neal Neisler Arnold

Georgia boy a find baseball experts say

Cecil Travis, an 18 year old from Fayetteville, Ga, is hailed as a find by Southern Association experts. In his first pro season with Chattanooga, he shows sharp eye at the plate and quick judgment, impressing manager Bert Niehoff who calls him a great prospect.

Fayetteville Cecil Travis Southern Association Travis Chattanooga Bert Niehoff

Narrows Wins Tri County Game Over McCoy 2 1

Narrows defeat McCoy in a Tri County league contest by 2 to 1 at Narrows. Pitchers McGee and Hughes supported by Johnson and Williams battled for the teams.

Narrows M’coy Narrows Ball Nine McCoy McGee Hughes Johnson Williams

Soldier of the Southwest Recalls Frontier Days

El Paso Texas veteran Thomas F. Davie aged 79 is retiring after a lifetime on the western frontier. He served as a United States army officer with early posts in New Mexico and later protected the southwestern United States from Indians rebels outlaws and bandits across the Arizona deserts Texas plains and Mexican mountains.

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Clarksburg Beats Cumberland Colte 4-3 In Home Game

Clarksburg and Cumberland Colte met in a 4 to 3 affair as Bringham limited Cumberland to five hits and Helmick allowed eleven for Clarkesburg. Bringham added two hits and started a double play, while Helmick and Collins paired with Smith for the finish.

Clarksburg W. Va Bringham Cumberland

Beckley Black Knights Entrench Lead in June Action

Beckley Black Knights strengthened their position with a strong performance on June 22 in Beckley West Virginia. Details are sparse but indicate continued advancement for the team in regional competition.

Sprints Champion Williams to Quit After Games

Percy Williams, Olympic sprint king, plans to retire from track after the Los Angeles Games this summer. Trained at the University of Washington, he will focus on swimming following the international event.

Seattle Percy Williams Los Angeles Williams University of Washington

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