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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1944

Page

9

Patton and Clark Preview Eleventh Game Gridders

North and South football squads at Camp Lee prep for the 11th annual charity game. Patton explains the I formation while Clark outlines his system during indoor drills as nearly 50 players train. Ticket sales reach record levels with hopes of 12 000 fans at Laidley Field.

Raln Lee Patton Forrest G. Clark Patton Clark Camp Lee Dunbar Russ Parsons Sam Mazzie Dunbar High School

Walker Gains Batting Lead In New York Standings

New York reporters note Dixie Walker of Brooklyn regains the National League batting lead with a .058 average after 53 games as Stan Musial slips to second. Johnny Hopp, Tommy Holmes, Roy Hughes rise. Bill Nicholson leads RBI with 80. Johnny Barrett tops triples and steals with 15 and 14.

New York Dixie Walker Brooklyn Stan Musial St. Louis Walker Musial Johnny Hopp Tommy Holmes Boston Chicago Roy Hughes Bill Nicholson Chicago Cubs Hay Sanders RBI Mel Ott New York Giants Johnny Barrett Pittsburgh Tony Lupien Phils Barrett

Charlie Hylton Named Chairman of North-South Sales

Logan banner announces Charlie Hylton named ticket chairman for the 11th North South charity football game at Laidley field Friday night August 18. Hylton to receive letter requests from Logan district. advance sales are strong and expected to surpass pace. Local agencies and mail options listed for ticket purchases and prices noted.

Charlie Hylton Logan H. E. Dewey Laidley Field Hylton Dewey General Machinery Biddy Beers U.S Bob Saladin Older’s Drug Store Hale St Sport Marton Quarrier

Sessions Fires 74 In Open Qualifying

Sally Sessions, 21, from Muskegon Michigan, fired a one-under-par 74 at Onwentsia to set a course record and tie the all-time low qualifying score in the 44 year history of the Women's Western Amateur. She earned medalist honors by four strokes over Betty Jean Rucker of Spokane Washington, a Stanford junior.

Sessions Charles Chamberlain Chicago Sally Sessions Onwentsia Muskegon Mich Lassie Michigan Stanford University Betty Jean Rucker Spokane Wash Sally University of Michigan Ince Marion Miley Detroit Kay Byrne Rye N.Y Catherine Fox Bloomfield N. J Evanston

WVU Grid Schedule Set for 1942 Season

West Virginia University announces a nine game 1942 football schedule with four home contests in Morgantown. Opponents include Pittsburgh Case Carnegie Tech Temple Maryland Lehigh Kentucky and Virginia in Charleston plus Penn State at State College. Invitations issued to 75 candidates for practice starting August 27. at least 29 prospects already committed, nine of the 1943 varsity are in the group.

Morgantown West Virginia University Roy M Legs) Hawley Case School of Applied Science of Cleveland Ira Rat) Rodgers Mountaineers Pittsburgh University Pittsburgh Case University of Virginia At Charleston University of Maryland College Park Carnegie Tech Penn State State College Temple University Lehigh University University of Kentucky Lexington Hodgers

Pacific League Marks First Twin Shutout By Sears

In Sacramento on August 7 Southpaw Thomas Edward Sears of the San Francisco Seals earned a place in the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame by pitching two shutouts against the Sacramento Solons. After leaving shipyard work he joined manager Lefty O Daly to start Sunday games. Sears held the Solons to five hits in a 6 0 opener and closed with a 3 0 seven inning nightcap for a double shutout, a first in league history with three other pitchers having done two wins in one day.

Sacramento Thomas Edward Sears San Francisco Seals Pacific Coast Baseball League Hall of Fame Sacramento Solons Sears Lefty O'Daul Seals Solons Leo Moriarity

Twilight Tear Faces Only 3 Rivals Today

Twilight Tear, Miss America of 1944 turf, seeks the Alabama Stakes with a small field of three rivals. Odds-on favorite after 31 straight wins this year, she aims to boost Calumet Farm's 1944 earnings past the year's record, with Prince stakes and Belair ownership present in the contenders.

New York Twilight Tear Belmont Racing Association Saratoga Organization William Woodward Belair Stud Acai Vienna Thread O'Gold Woodward Mrs. Dodge Sloane Twilight Alabama Calumet Farm Whirlaway Wright

Keller Machine Tests Athletes at Minnesota University

At the University of Minnesota Dr L F Keller reports a new electrical device to measure an athlete s quickness in moving arms legs and torso. Tests on high school university and non athletes suggest speed and coordination predict success in team sports like baseball track basketball and football. He notes coordination with others matters less for wrestlers gymnasts and swimmers.

George Masters Minneapolis Minn University of Minnesota L. F. Keller Keller Research Quarterly Ann Arbor Mich

Eastern Boys Team Beats West 6 to 0 in All American game

New York saw Connie Mack led Easterns shut out Mel Otts Western squad 6 to 0 in the Esquire magazine All American boys baseball game. A crowd of 17 803 watched Easterns allow six hits while Westerns committed four errors. Final score 6 to 0.

New York Connie Mack Mel Ott Esquire Magazine West Jester Propat Palica Presley Ashburn Pierer Worgul Leeper Nelson Pesque

Babcock to Manage University Stadium

Morgantown August 7 Athletic Director Roy Hawley announced Allen Babcock sports editor of the Parkersburg News has been appointed stadium manager of West Virginia University succeeding Forrest Crane.

Morgantown Roy Hawley Allen Babcock The Parkersburg News West Virginia University Forrest Crane Tetent Naval

Bears Open Workouts for All Star Tilt in Aug

Chicago Bears plan training at St Joseph College Col Jepeville Indiana for three weeks to prepare for the collegiate All Stars game at Dyche Stadium Evanston on August 30. Coaching staff includes Hank Anderson Luke Johnson and Paddy Driscoll.

Bears Chicago Chicago Bears St. Joseph College Col Jepeville Ind

Alsab Retired To Enter Stud This Spring

Alsab a $700 bargain horse with $350,015 in earnings is retired to enter stud. Owner Albert Sabath announced the five year old has trained soundly at Washington Park but needs two to three races to peak, to avoid injury after a leg issue. Sabath plans him to stand next spring. Dr Keller notes tests show greater bodily quickness in athletes.

Chicago Alsib Lana Albert Sabath Washington Park Sabath Alsab

Nelson's 277 Wins on Coast at Beverly Hills Open

Nelson from Toledo wins the first Beverly Hills open with a birdie finish over Penna as McSpaden shoots 67 to place third. Penna tied with Nelson for late lead, while Sehneider Eaton and McCormick chase 283–289 scores. other leaders Coleman Strickland Mangrum and Mexico barley prices noted.

Beverly Hills Cal Lord Byron Nelson Toledo Tony Fenna Dayston Penna Nelson Harold “Jug McSpaden George Sehneider Salt Lake City Zell Eaton Pasadena Los Angeles Bruce McCormick Fay Coleman Ed Strickland Long Beach Ray Mangrum

Browns Head to St Louis after strong pennant push

The St Louis Browns, leading the American League by 6 1/2 games, depart for a road trip as they threaten to widen their margin. Manager Luke Sewell praises the squad while planning the first game against the Yankees in New York on Wednesday. гол. The Browns aim to cap their surge with continued success, while Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees must chase a rising pace to catch them.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Browns Luke Sewell Hig Akron New York Yankees New York Giants Pirates Pittsburgh Cleveland Indians Red Sox Boston Brownies

Cravath Joins All-Star Coaching Staff

CHICAGO August 7 Jeff Cravath added to the College All-Stars coaching group to direct the team against the Chicago Bears at Dyche Stadium on August 30. Cravath represents the Pacific coast on the All-Star board with Bo McMillen and Henry Franka previously named. He is the first USC coach to take part in the 11th year of the series and recently became head coach at Southern California.

Chicago Jeff Cravath Southern California Washington Chicago Bears Dyche Stadium Cravath Pacific Coast Bo McMillen Indiana Henry Franka Tulsa Chicago Tribune Sam Barty Navy Trojan

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