June Nights Aid Room Ladies Help Business Swetonic in Comeback
Bits O' Sports surveys a lively minor league scene in June nights, highlighting attendance boosts, star players like Swetonic, Arlett, and Bretonic, and the Cumberland Colts struggles. It notes Swetonic’s six win season, wartime era anecdotes, and shifts in support from Huntington Boosters and Wheeling fans as teams chase the Middle Atlantic pennant.
New Challenger Appears In Belmont Classic Clash
Cumberland pitcher William Helmick made the difference as the Colts defeated the Senators 6 to 1 in a late game. Chip Helmick dominated on the mound with a fastball location, while Duberstein led the Colts offense with three hits. Joe Speed Martin was slated to start the third game at 3 o'clock, with a promising Colt prospect Zueck awaiting for the Colts.
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S. William Helmick
Cumberland
Senators
Colts
Helmick
Chip
Cox
Lefty Com
Maittin Fa Gullar
Coalwood Portsider
Melvin Miller
Miller
Mel
Chip Helmick
Rman
Alexander Wan
Duberstein
Packer
Neagle
Crist
Byrd
Mel Miller
Young Zueck
Joe Speed Martin
Bt. Albans
Martin
Mike
Dan Boon
Caruthers
Dan
Mackey
Leo Mackey
Calta
Mr. Collins
Ruth and
Gehrig Ats
Carideo Breaks Through Doubts at Missouri Spring Practice
Frank Carideo, 24, former Notre Dame All American, led five days of spring drills at Rollins Field with Elmer Sleight assisting. Fans who doubted his youth watched closely as he demonstrated strong grasp of the game and carried on with energy and enthusiasm under athletic director C. L. Brewer.
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Columbia
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
University of Missouri
Knute Rockne Wes
Hiad
Purdue University
Caridee
Missouri
Jeft
Owla i Henry
Rollins Field
Curideo
Elmer
Wee
C. L. Brewer
End &m
Brewer
Cotideo
Frank Carides
Rockney
Economic Winner in Buckeye Derby at Bainbridge Park
In Cleveland, June 4, Economic a rangy foal by Infinite and Karella swept the final stretch to win the eighth annual Ohio State Derby at Bainbridge Park in 1 51 3 5. Loncheim’s color colt led early as Springstee closed late but Economic held on for a three length victory over Springstee with Our Fancy eight lengths back. Frank Horn rode to a record time with a $7,760 purse to owner H Lachelm of New York. odds 69.60 for a win, 3 to show.
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Bainbridge Park
Cleveland
Infinite
Karella
Bainbridge
Dines
Cheatnut
Burgos King
City
Springstee
Our Fancy
H. Lachelm
New York
Hoopr
Minton
Adobe Post
Nell Kuhlman
Merriily On
Open Hearth
Mad Wind
Frankie Horn
Economic
Horn
Thistle
Loncheim
Carpenter to Meet Kilonis In Tuesday Night Mat Show
Gentle John Kilonis of Manchester New Hampshire returns to the Armory ring Tuesday for a bout with Rey Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio in the weekly American Legion wrestling show. Also billed are Paul Adler Indian Lake Ohio and Dick Oru Marion Ohio with two Buckeyes to open. Plans to bring Pinkey Gardner to Charleston for a title match are decided after Car penter faces Kilouts Tuesday. Main event spans over two hours with a fast finish. semi final one hour. opener 30 minute bout.
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John Kilonis
Manchester
New Hampshire
Armory Ring
Rey Carpenter
Lamcaster
Ohio
Groaner
American Legion
Carpenter
Kulonia Ilkea
E Paul Adler
Indian Lake
Charleston
Dick Oru
Nth
Marion
Buckeyes
Ray Dickson
Earl Hanson
Columbus
Chillicathe
Imuakers
Tero
Pinkey Gardner
Aberit
Hay Carpenter
Carepenter
Kilouts
John Jost
Cardner
Chow
Gazette Free Golf Tourney entries open soon
The Gazette announces its first annual city wide golf tournament with entries due Friday June 10. A 18 hole qualifying rounds at Meadowbrook Golf Club begin June 5 6 17 with match play to start the following Monday. Fred Bannerot and Idea Pollack are among favorites as Charleston merchants donate prizes.
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The
Gazette
Charleston
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Fred Bannerot
Ite Idea Pollack
Wheeling
Iate
Bansnerat
Prizag
Hin
Gazette Tossers Face Red Team at Clendenin Park
Clendenin's Rede rivals The Gexetti on the Elx river diamond at 2 30 this afternoon. Simms of Vasa and Hammack, former Charleston Twilight league ace, will start for the newspapermen and home team respectively. The Ghrette tossers have faced strong teams lately and are expected to draw a capacity crowd.
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Clendenin
Rede
Gexetti
Elx River
Simms of
Vasa
Hammack
Ghrette Tosgers
Boys Examined For Swim Team
A total of 228 boys were examined over four afternoons by Doctors A A Shawkey, Hugh Thompson, W R Shidte, J A Rohr and Rey Kes. This marks the largest pool examined for free swim week, with no busy or noisy expectations for instructors. Any defects are reported to parents to seek their own physician’s care. Of 331 examined, three heart murmurs were found, usually due to infected tonsils.
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A. A. Shawkey
Hugh Thompson
Wr. Shidte
J. A. Rohr
Rey Kes
Jack Sharkey Defends Temperament Of Fighters
Orangeburg reports Jack Sharkey explaining why fighters are temperamental after workouts for the Schultz title defense at Madison Square Garden. He cites money stakes and unfair refereeing as major pressures that strip boxers of knockouts and fair chances, urging readers to understand the sport's harsh realities.
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Orangeburg
Jack
Jack Sharkey
Max Bchmeling
Madison Square
Garden Bowl
Long Island City
Sharkey
Notre Dame Team Faces Busy Spring Practice Schedule
Rockne’s protege Carideo leads 1932 Notre Dame spring drills at Evans Field as nine players report for practice. The squad prepares for a short session before a demanding 1932 campaign opening at Evanston against Northwestern, with eight other games against Big Six foes. Rumors place Skight as assistant and Bert Metger may assist Cerideo.
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Carideo
Bleight
Geme
Missensin
Evanston
Northwestern
Carides
South Bend
Tigers
Esen
Untearasty
Teres
Washingston University of St. Louis
Skight
Bert Meteger
Cerideo
Suntica Wins Heat as Johnny Maiden Triumphs at Chicago Race
Johnny Maiden rides Suntica to victory at Washington Park in a close photo finish over Late Date. Suntica, carrying 122 pounds, defeats 116-pound Late Date by a nose in a mile and an eighth race, timing 1:83 on a muddy track. Payouts show Suntica returned 8.66 to win and Late Date paid 6.74 on two-dollar bets.
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Chicago
Johnny Mather
Adsiders
Suntics
Willis Sharpe Kiloers Jatable
Waeldngton Park
West
Dybal Schutte
Huntica
Suntica
Dinois Oska
I Bay
Hope of al Sabeth
Late Date
Depression
I Say
I Dikce
Stable's Ace Wins Belmont Stakes In 64th Run
William Woodward's Fatreno carried red and white silks to win the sixty fourth Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Decale with Flagpole chased but Fatreno led from the start, holding off a late challenge as Man O'War’s line of contenders faded. Earl Bende and Linus Molte rode Mereworsh, helping jettaway early in the race.
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William Woodward
Fatreno
Belmont Park
Decale
Mrs. Dodge @loan
Paireno
Pole
Flag Ang
Man O'War
Oeculstor
Plagpote
Earl Bende
Linus Molte
Mereworsh Studs
Pole Vaulters Win For Arkansas Team
Arkansas wins the 28th University of Chicago national interscholastic track and field championships with 127 points led by three pole vaulters Vincent Tingiey Dalton Landers and Ray Nob. Frits Pollard of Senn High helped Chicago build an early lead with wins in hurdles and added marks by Pollard Libertyville and others. Jimmy Owen from Maplewood and DesPlaines rivaled in sprints as meet records were pursued in a rugged program.
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Chicago
Arkansas School
Arkansas
City
University of Chicago
Frits Pollard
Sennhigh
Brown University
Burdies
Vincent Tingiey
Dalton Landers
Ray Nob
Ted
Seen
Pollard
Libertyville
John Marshall
Richmond
Maine
Desplat
Maplewood
Moy
Jimmy Owen
Nounter
Adaplewood
OT 'Econda
Charles Hoyt
Michigan
Greomfield
Jeddy Welch
Panadens
Calif
Orville Madsen
Acie
Brame
Roosevelt High
Phils Acquire Flint Rhem and Delker From Cardinals
New York June 4 0 Hert Shotton manager of the Philadelphia Nationals announced the purchase from the St Louis Cardinals of Flinthem right handed pitcher and Eddie Delker utility player. Shotton said it was a straight cash deal with no Philadelphia players involved. The cash amount was not disclosed. Delker at Rome at shortstop and Hop at second base will be used as utility releases. the youngster comes with grace.
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New York
Hert Shotton
Philadelphia Nationals
Leale Cardinals
Flinthem
Eddie Delker
Shotton
Philadelphia
Palllies
Wee Mot
Delker
Rome
Rele
Bhottes
Aniees
Youngater
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