County Champ Loses To Dunnevant in Golf Match
Stine R. Hall former Kanawha county champion fell to Paul Dunnevant 3 and 2 in the second annual city wide golf tournament at Meadowbrook Golf Club. Dunnevant, a seasoned player, recovered after Hall began strong, playing four straight threes on the incoming nine to seal the upset while Frank C. French pursued another title and Odes E. Swecker faced tough competition.
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Frank A. Knight
Fhe Gazette
Meadowbrook Galf Club
Stine R. Hall
Kanawha
Paul Dunnevant
Dunnevant
Hall
Dunnevent
Golf Pairings and Results From Local Tournament Flights
A sprawling list of matchups across six flights with results. Notable pairings include Echison versus Roy Blizzard and Joe Rugel in the first flight, Gordon Murray against Caxl Leadmen in the second, and multiple late-round scores. The report notes several defaults and a scorching sun affecting play, with winners such as Roy Buzzard, Joe Rucci, Phil Canova, and George Christian advancing in various matches.
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Echison
Roy Blizzard
Ant
Joe Rugel
Phil Canova
George Christen
Frank French
Gordon Murray
Caxl
Joe Goldsmith
Mo W. Bix
Secvie
Pete Hudson
G. F. Brown
Jaex King
Robert Tutebl
Hermit
To Wath
E. L. Talpol
Swecker
Dorn Montforte
Hutchison
Loyd
Dunnevant-Hall
Dunnevant
Hall
Dunnnevant
Roy Buzzard
W. McBride
Joe Rucci
Harry Brown
Ed Vaughan
George Chistian
Billy Allen
Ed Kelly
Carl Leachman
Vincent Smith
MM. Wirkling
M. W. Dix
H. A. Cantrell
Jack Savage
Tom Mays
Carl Maynor
Bill Lettz
Jessie Reta
Charles Wenging
Ed Britt
Larry Dunvevant
J. B. Akins
W. J. Putnam
H. Vv
Wyckott
Bill Mant
Joe Craig
Lundberg
A. Hall
Ray Sweeney
Serbert Ign
F. C. Hawkins
V. Knopp
W. A. Sutherland
C. Bry
H. B Miner
Basil Maynor
K. Fleck
B. Minor
Frank Backus
W. C. Greenlee
Talley
Carl Davis
Delmar Hudson
V. Wil-iamson
Beverley Bround
Leonard Pa Aent E. Petrie
CG. M. Speicher
Roy Sland
Bonham
John Chengweth
D. Marcus
Horton
Dr. HL. Martin
Jack King
F. Knight
R. W. van Kirk
James Mase
Harry Embleton
Howard Ball
P. P. Richmond
Charles Schrader
M. J. Kohlbecker
Dr. H. H. EM
A. H. Glenn
G. H. Moore
Hoagson
Howard Fravier
C. G. Adams
Dew
Loyd Kermit
German Boxer Schmeling Describes Heat and Baer Loss
Schmeling recalls brutal bout with Baer, blaming extreme heat for draining strength. Jacobs notes Schmeling seemed exhausted from the early rounds and unable to block punches. Baer dominated. Schmeling plans a long rest after the California fighter’s onslaught.
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Baer
California
Coutel
Joe Jacobs
Sehmeling
Ute Mansaret
Germany
Jacobs
Maxie
Schmeling
Germa Ecph
Athletics Seek Sunday Baseball Games For June Dates
Charleston Athletics arranged a June 25 game with Spencer at Spencer and planned another Sunday game against a Negro club on June 11. Manager Cleveland Jafferson can be reached at 607 McGormick Street by phone 29 36.
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Charleston Athletics
Spencer
Athletics
Cleveland Jafferson
McGormick Screet
Thompson Reaches Finals in Southeast Reminisable Championship
In Philadelphia on June 8, Mrs DeLoyd Thompson of Washington Pa, state champion Week Virginia, advanced to the final round by defeating Mrs W Price Newhall of Philadelphia 6 1 8 3, continuing a strong singles run.
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Philadelphia
DeLoyd Thompson
Washington
Virginia
W. Price Newhall
Debussey Wins Tennis Honors
Huntington June 7 Bert Debussey of Parkersburg is junior tennis champion of West Virginia after defeating Compton Timberlake of Charleyton 6 0 6 2 6 3. Debussey and teammate Wolf failed to win the state junior doubles title as Parkersburg lost to Norvell and Reed 6 4 4 6 2.
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Huntington
Herbert Debussey
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Compton Timberlake
Charleyton
Debussey
Wolf
Norvell
Reed
Czechoslovakia Defeats Greece in Davis Cup Tie
In Prague on June 8 Czechoslovakia won the doubles 6-1 6-1 6-1 with Menzel and Marsales defeating Nico lad es Xydis. singles saw Siba defeat Nicholaides and Menzel beat Nikolaides as Greece is eliminated in the Europe 20 Davis Cup third round. unrelated notes mention a Japan silk figure and Chinese rains bring crop hopes.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Toting
Greece
Roderich Menzel
Franz Marsales
Ove
George Nicolaldes
Stefanos Xydis
Joseph Siba
Nicholaides
Menzel
Japan
Hambrick Turns in 81 at National Open
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio carded 41-40 in the National Open, but struggled in the heat. Italian steel production exceeds last year, and old felt hats are repurposed into netiroom slippers in England.
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Chicago
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Italy
England
Drugmen Win 8-4 in Kanawha City Showdown
Liberty Drug defeats Glass Cutters 8 to 4 at Kanawha City after a rough bottom of the seventh. Pasterweight and Catton lead with hitting, while Fever and Mullans anchor the Glass Cutters defense in a difficult afternoon for the losers.
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Liberty Drug
Kanawha City
Company of New Jersey and its pioneering oil role
The Company of New Jersey is presented as the world’s largest oil organization with superior facilities and a record of innovations. It asserts awareness of the importance of a public statement made under its signature.
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Company of New Jersey
Lic
Essolene
Esso
Issolube
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Inc
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James Schrader
Aili Monteye
Howard Frazier
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