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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1936

Page

21

Boxer-Braddock: Defense Key to Louis Schmeling Fight

Heavyweight champion James J. Braddock argues self defense defines boxing success. He says Louis Schmeling is easier to hit, but Louis’s counter punching and jab could breach Schmeling’s defense. Braddock predicts a wide open bout with defense shaping the outcome.

Louis Joe James J. Braddock Braddock James J. Beaddock New York Yankee Stadium Louis Huisn Carnera Masino Baer Pauline Pouis Nis Max Jett Schmeling Joe Louis Iit Universal Service

Kanawha Golfers Defeat Logan In Team Match

Kanawha country club golfers rallied to a 20 32 victory over Logan country club with key wins by J N Keck and Jem Weickman. The feature match saw Logan pro Weickman and Keck beat Kanawha’s Herscher and Hickman 2 1 and several other matchups favored Kanawha 3 0 or 2 1 while one drew.

Kanawha Country Club Logan Country Club Kanawha Jem Weickman Logan J. N. Keck George Herscher Bill Hickman Hubert Kelley W. E. Flynn Dick Griffith C. D. Lilly Clem Weichman Lo-gan B. B. Beell Harry Silverstein C. A. Chambers I. M. Parker Legent Gordon Jones Clay Hutchison W. W. Venable D. C. Kennedy C. L. Hensley Knox W. W. Adkins W. C. McCall Harold Hutcheson Wade Hill R. H. Dura C. Weimer Me. SW. Dickinson W. E. Miller Kanawhal W. C. Turley Dr. Jorris W. B. Johann B. C. Bray A. ¢. Johnson John A. Parsons Pence Major Smith Oscar Newman

Yankees Rally Ties With Ninth Inning Flight

Yankees tie the game in the ninth as Mickey Cochrane’s ailment looms large behind the plate, with a three run eighth inning surge. In the tenth, Detroit answers thanks to Roxie Lawson’s timely triple that scores two.

Mickey Cochrane Tigers Roxie Lawson Detratt New York Brogell Croscott Fox Relte Ruttne Shetiner Aiiah Malone Salcz'er e—Buttrd Hadley Detree Goa Ropeli Goslin Burns Owen Reiber Grosetti Rolle Gebrig Selkirk Lazzeri Gleg Crosetti Gostin Burn Qwan Gehringer Detroit Pearson Kleinhans Lawson Howe Huts Hadley Tin Bronce Bhi Kleinhansch Uthr Matone Rowe Wid Perrson Cheber Amplres Quinn Ormsby McGowsa

Giants, Gehrig lead in rough ball game and standings

The Giants and Gehrig powered past rivals as Charlie Gehringer and Red Ruffing contributed. Cubs, Indians, and Yankees trailed in the tight standings as Deshong, Blurry, and Cain pitched. Umpires Kolig Moriarty Basil timed the game at 1 24.

Destons Danole DeShong Wastiupina Cain Kolig Moriarty Basil

Athletics Triumph Over Indians 5 2 Behind Kelley Pitching

Bob Johnson drove in four runs with two hits and a double as the Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 2. Harry Kelley allowed only one run through eight and shutout the Indians until the ninth inning when Earl Averill homered. Mel Harder pitched the full game for Cleveland.

Nats White Sox Washington Jimmy Deshong Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Sox Sugar Cain Ielding Cliff Bolton Chicago Washinston Ano Anh a.Travta Ronath Ostone Cigabe Cain Balton Stone Bolton Bluege Htulalelena Bob Johnson Iday Athletics Cleveland Indians Harry Kelley Mel Harder Tribe Kelley Indians Earl Avarill Milt Galatzer Cleveland Philadelphis Agh Gaiatzer Ab bin Hughes Keller Gleeson Sloveiana Puccini Monn Tumsnee Antm & Gure Sautvan Umarres Dinneet Gessel Hubberd Ime Pel

Credit Team Organized by Mutual Credit Clothing Company

The Mutual Credit Clothing Company of Capitol Street forms a baseball team with standout players from the Charleston area. Interested clubs wanting Sunday games should contact Mr. Cohen or Mr. Stamper at 24-713.

Mutual Credit Clothing Company Capitol Street Charleston Cohen

Lynch and Huntington form catching duo in Huntington

Huntington Red Birds catcher John Sick Lynch, a Penn graduate, draws praise from the St Louis Cardinals for improving hitting and defense. He starred in a 1934 exhibition versus the Phillies, throwing out Don Hurst and Chick Fulis and catching Irvine Jeffries at second. The article notes Lynch’s steady progress and the team’s optimism about his pro career.

Huntington June Burt Middle Atlantic John ¢Sick Lynch Huntington Red Birds St Louis Cardinals University of Pennyslvania Leech the Birds Lynch Penn Don Kellett Boston Red Sox Phillies Cardinal Philadelphia Don Hurst Chick Fallis Irvine Jeffries Jeffries Ethan Allen Perm Kellett

Newark blanks Toronto in International League clash

In heavy rain Rochester played Syracuse as Montres defeated Albany 4 0. Buffalo scheduled at Baltimore and Rochester at Syracuse were postponed by rain. The Crescent club of Brooklyn stopped Mt. Washington's 16 game win streak by tying the Marylanders 9 7 after two overtimes.

International League Newark Toronto Rochester Syracuse Montres Albany Buffalo Baltimore Donee Hahaehabisena Crescent Club Brooklyn Mt. Washington Marylanders

Race results continue with multiple horse names and times

Yesterday's Race Results listings show numerous horses, ages, and placements across events. Notable entries include Monon Lad, Thine ait, and Happy Rhinock with times around 26 to 60 seconds, plus earnings and officials' initials scattered amid the fragmentary data.

Alan Tan Chenault Josh Guadalajara Monon Lad Klath Mace Wiowanees Grew Pring G. Powler Stevenson Finnerty Happy Rhinock King Carl Rapiwalker Sims Hatelitok Schulte Ping E Pool Air Force Ing Moris Pal W. Haska Alsa_ran Koicum Troun Toni Cloverport Tiger Claw Brows Man

Cubs Beat Bees As Hack Delivers Late Homer

The Cubs topped the Bees 4 to 0 after Stan Hack hit a seventh inning homer to break a 4 4 tie. Ray Benge allowed all Boston runs in the second, while Bill Lee struggled in the frame. Cubs extended their NL lead to eight games and moved into second place.

Ray Benge Bees Stan Hack Bill Lee Boston Boston Chicago Vernon Cueneilerdh Auien Lee Ae Chapith Rain Hy Lee Concr Lopez Demaree Muns Batten Corrarart Galan Dea Orin Cavaree Twanye HL Lee Cascara Lopez Hack o'Bea Galan Heemah Cavarretta Chicago Benge Lae

Homerun Leaders and Baseball Scores Across Leagues

A collage of homerun leaders and game summaries from baseball showsays Johnson of the Athletics and Gehrig of the Yankees highlighted with other leaders. The Reds beat the Dodgers 4 to 3 as part of a busy night with multiple teams and players named in box scores and pennant chatter.

Sodd Leads Greys To 9-4 Victory over Canton

Bill Sadd led the Zanesville Greys to a 9 to 4 win over Canton with two homers, while Zuber walked nine before closing strong. Johnstown and Akron split a double, Gagliardi held the Yanks to four doubles as Davey allowed six singles, and Dayton beat Huntington 7 to 3 in a game highlighted by Peterson’s inside the park homer and Gray’s returning shot.

Gagliardi Johnstown Davey Yanks Dawns Pete Suter Maurice Jacobs Akron C & I Akron Gagliard Gray Davey McCullough Canton Bill Sadd Zanesville Greys Sedd Zuber Zanesville Hahn Haley Gay and Broskie Huntington uPi Dayton Ducks Hurley Peterson Gray Dayton Johnstown Lawns Roscoe Laskowski Farmer Lynch

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