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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

19

Draft Director Seeks Reversal On Rigney Draft Deferment

Chicago scene as state selective service chief Paul Armstrong seeks reversal of John Dungan Rigney's 0 day draft deferment for the White Sox pitcher. He appeals to President Roosevelt, citing public interest and equality of deferment standards for prominent players and others with high salaries.

Chicago John Dungan Rigney Chicago White Sox Paul G. Armstrong Selective Service Roosevelt Rigney Lewis B. Hershey Washington Armstrong Rig White Sox Higney le Almey Jone Sox

Zaharias Won't Defend Crown In Open Golf

Babe Didrikson Zaharias misses defense of her Women’s Western Open title in Cincinnati due to injuries from a touring Australia accident. She and husband George Zaharias were involved in a ditch rescue when a vertebra was pulled from a joint. Zaharias says she would have won again but for the injury.

Los Angeles Babe Didrikeon Zaharias Cincinnati Babe George Zaharias Australia Zaharias

Conn Likely to Pick Foes After Louis Bout If He Wins

If Billy Conn defeats Joe Louis on June 18 fans expect a carefully staged path of future opponents. The column notes Conn’s cautious management by promoter Johnny Rey and compares potential challengers like Arturo Godoy Max Baer Buddy Baer Abe Simon and Tom Galento, while praising Conn’s style and appeal.

York Special News Service Billy Conn Joe Louis Gene Tunney Tom Heeney Billy Conn Johnny Rey Ray Louis Arturo Godoy Max Baer BuddyBaer Abe Simon Tomy Galento Giromick

Fred Haney Named Manager of Toledo Club

Fred Haney, recently replaced as St. Louis Browns manager by Luke Sewell, is named manager of the Toledo club in the American Association. Zack Taylor moves to Browns as coach, while Johnny Bassler is released as Browns coach. Haney also becomes vice president of the Toledo club.

ST. Louis ENS Fred Haney St. Louis Browns Luke Sewell Toledo Browns Zack Taylor Haney Madhens Johnny Bassler Sewell Baney

Louis sets standard in boxing as others steal the show

The excerpt notes Louis dominating opponents and taking the spotlight with less credit to challengers who fight bravely. It highlights frustration that fans praise rivals like Buddy Baer and Joe Louis competitors while questions linger on who actually won the bout.

Louis Buddy Baers Jhie Simons

Baseball Leaders Listed in Dual League Rankings

The Associated Press compiles top hitters and batters from both leagues. Notable names include Williams, Mize, Slaughter, DiMaggio, and DiMaggio in the American and National Leagues with runs batted in, home runs, and batting averages noted in a dense stat line.

Associated Press Balting AB KH Et Willams Ged Sons AE Reker Badgers Caer Mallen Theees Dickey Yapkies Bas Blaughter Cardinals Mize York Detroit Iglett New York dJonnson Phila ik/Nichels Chicago DiMaggio N. Y Wcamil Brooklyn Rune Hichels Solwark Ieller N.Y Slaughter St. I DiMeggio Gordon

Plans Shaping For Fourth Annual All Breed Dog Show

Officials of the Sanawha Valley Kennel Club sponsor the Laidley field event next Saturday inviting a large eastern United States entry. Last year’s surprises included Jasper of Joy’s Flush and a strong Brittany turnout. this year features diverse breeds and a wildlife exhibition by the West Virginia Conservation Commission. Judging begins at 4 a.m. with best in show at 8 p.m. in Kanawha Valley.

Sanawha Valley Morris and Essex Charleston Kanawha County Laidley Field Kanawha Valley West Virginia Conservation Commission

Kanawha to Stage Invitational Golf Tournament Friday

An invitational golf tournament for ladies will be held Friday at Kanawha Country Club with about 100 players from the tri state region. Mrs. R. B. Blubaugh and Mrs. J. E. Teflow oversee arrangements as plans were finalized after Ladies day. Prizes are numerous and events will fill the day. In a flag tournament Mrs. Fred Case won by carrying her flag to the 18th fairway, with Mrs. E. Williamson second and Mrs. W. Smith third after a draw with Mrs. R. Lowe.

Kanawha Country Club R. B. Blubaugh J. E. Teflow Tristate Kanawha Fred Case E. V. Wiliamson W. C. Smith R. W. Lowe

Cleveland Rams Sell Franchise to Reeves and Levy

The Cleveland Rams of the National Professional Football League were sold by stockholders for about 140000 dollars to Daniel F. Reeves of New York and Fred Levy of Louisville. The team will remain in Cleveland with Dutch Clark as head coach and Art Lewis as assistant.

Cleveland Cleveland Rams Daniel F.reeves New York Fred Levy Louisville Reeves I Meland News Reel Company Kerr Dutch” Clark Art Lewis

Chenoweth Faces Challenge as City Wide Draws Near

The Gazette’s City Wide tournament at Meadow Brook opens Saturday with defending champion John Chenoweth under pressure to regain form. Roy Blizzard works on his putting and irons while former champ Joe Rugel and a host of top hopefuls vie for the 32 player championship flight. Qualifying runs four days at Meadow Brook, with clubs Kanawha County Edgewood Southmoor Capitol View fielding entrants.

Charleston Gazette Meadow Brook John Chenoweth Chenoweth Roy Blizzard John Kanawha Country Club Blizzard Joe Rugel Rugel Jimmy Love Renee Stane Mike O'Conner Earl Jones C. A. Bailey Andy Brawley Earl Bennett Pell Miller Oscar Johnson O. O. Wright Carl Cottrell V. F. Skidmore Edgewood Southmoor Capitol View Krueger Meadow Brook Club

Ford Frick Urges Baseball Survival During National Emergency

Ford Frick president of the National League told 200 Brooklyn Rotary members that baseball should be kept alive despite wartime efforts to abolish it. He warned against official moves to curtail night games to save electricity, noting parks use less power than fans turning off home lights.

New York Ford Frick National League Brooklyn League

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