Rugel to Play Brown For City-Wide Title
Joe Rugel, a young veteran of tourney play, advanced to the final of the City Golf tournament after a 4 and 2 victory over Carl Leadman. He meets Genr Fy Brows, who beat Earl Eastwood, in the semifinal at Meade Brook Solo club. final rounds begin at two with a large Charleston gallery expected.
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the Gazette
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Carl Leadman
Ogelock
Genr Fy Brows
Earl East- Wood
Pup
Meade Brook
Ers
Ragel
Brown
Leadman
Eastwood
Lorin Talbot
PL Sullivan
Bill Manet
Sullivan
Leroy Dannayant
W. OR. Tauney
G. 7
Moore
H. Hansford Hill
C.C. Condit
BE. E.ruban
Trd Patricic
Gardiess
England
United States
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Blizzard
Tury
The
Atlantic
Carnera
Kingfish Levinsky
Maxie Baer
Pavlina Uzudua
Charley Retzlal
Diverson
Natie Brown
Detroit
Knecketts
Louis
Kaye
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Ohio State Narrowly Wins Meet in Columbus
Ohio State claims the team title amid mixed performances. Individual highlight comes from a New York A.C. thrower reaching 164 feet, while former OSU stars like Jack Relay push for Olympic trials. Robert Chegwidden of Wooster and Jim Whittaker of OSU feature in the uneven program as page 17 beckons.
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Los Angeles
Jack
Ohio State
Fahlnieeles
Mar- Mibyatacee
Robert Chegwidden
Wooster Cafleacats
Jim Whittaker
Schmeling Eyes Louis For Rematch As Victims Fall
The article reviews Max Schmeling facing Joe Louis with confidence, noting Louis’s past opponents and recent form. It highlights Schmeling’s strategy to avoid mistakes, his ambition to decisively beat Louis, and references to past bouts including Carnera and Braddock while situating Louis as the current dominant heavyweight.
Selection of Coach Deep Dark Secret Board Works Alone
A confused report discusses a school board’s football coaching selection, doubts about committee closeness to the sport, and who might fit the role. It references Glenn, Virginia connections, a Charleston high text shortage, and potential candidates, with mixed opinions on the future. The piece blends names and local sports context with broader commentary on leadership and strategy.
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Taday
Hinight
Board of Education
Sia
Jenny
Texireg
Felow
Glenn
West Virginia
Charleston
Hearne Wins Skeet Shoot In Low-Scoring Klub Meet
Hearne clinched the skeet shoot title with AB hits out of 50 as Jack Bail placed second with 37. Tom Meek and Glen Shoaukt tied at 46, while Dr FH Wallace and Ernest Ether each scored three. The public is invited to view the regular event.
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Mok. Flearne
Jack Bail
Tom Meek
Glen Shoaukt
Fh. BE. Wallace
Ernest Ether
Chilys
Boxing Card Delivers Mixed Results In Charleston Arena
A bustling crowd watched a Charleston boxing night featuring Edna Vie West Virginia Ex weighing 136 pounds and Johnny KK, with Mucklow and Doltart among local contenders. Paul Shawty won by technical knockout in the second round while Louis Peanwis Thomas and Harold Miller went the distance. Referee Guy Jones officiated the bouts.
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Smith
Macier
Pup
West Virginia
Johnny KK
Charleston
Mucklow
Amond Doltart
Johnny Edwards
Paul Frankin
Kanawha City
Bett
Delbart
Chemical City
Oace
Paul Shawty
Dunbar
Frosty Alford
South Charleston
Louis «Peanwis Thomas
Harold Miller
Guy Jones
Mrs McGarry Wins Smithorn Wee Men's Golf Title
Mrs Mark McGarry of St Petersburg Florida won the smithorn wee men's golf championship in Oklahoma City defeating Miss Betty Jame of San Antonio Texas in the six hole finale.
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Oklahoma City
Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Flint
Smithorn Wee
Betty Jame
San Antonio
Tex
Race Plans Near Ready for American Legion Auto Races
Twenty drivers from four regions prepare for the American Legion sponsored speed show at 4 H Fair Grounds next Sunday, June 14. Jim mie Nicholas of Irvington New Jersey, Bill Weber of Chicago, Bill Lockwell of North Carolina, and two Greensboro entrants join George Barringer from Houston in Texas in the field. Weber brings a strong Midwest record to Charleston while Lockwell, a veteran on southern tracks, seeks state championships. Seckwell, Indianapolis 1933 veteran, may display his classy speed creation downtown before race day. Advance tickets are available through Charleston Legionnaires as the American Legion cooperates with American Speedway for one of the state’s top speed events.
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Irvington
N. J
Jimmie Nicholas
Chicago
Bill Weber
North Carolina
Bill Lockwell
Greensboro
N. C
Indianapollis
George Barringer
Houston
Texas
Weber
Windy City
Charleston
Nicholas
Hohokus
Lockwell
Seckwell
Indianapolis
American Speedway
Charleston Legionnaire
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