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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

9

Chip Helmick Slated To Work Opener In Charleston Tilt

Charleston hosts Huntington tonight in a double header at Kanawha Park with Chip Helmick slated to start the opener. Key players include Brigham, Haltnick, Urbaniak, Moreland, Spencer, and LaMaster, as managers shuffle lineups after recent travel and injuries.

Chip Helmick Charleston Huntington Huntington Boosters Kanawha Park Weven Chin Haltnick Bill Brigham Esterday Banatars Bunday Johnstown Haviog Geen Johnstown Bora Powell Jack Jarrett Soulfly Spencer Huntington Portsider Stuartmen Sturt Hddie Mayo Eddie Dayton Arries Holmes Snuffy Speneer Jos Moreland Spencer Joe Dan Buona Cecil Urbaniak Gordon Johnson Joe Longuecker Babe Lambert Eucellens

Stage Set for Closed West Virginia Tennis Tourney

The West Virginia annual state closed tennis tournament opens Thursday at Charleston Tennis Club South Ruffner with 50 plus entries from all sections. Defending singles champion Margaret Car specken of Margontown and former doubles winners from Wheeling lead the field. finals and entries close Wednesday at six.

West Virginia Witt Aulssy Sam Colin Sam Cotin Heakley Gohn JS Baltimore Baitimore Eadie Macabe Margaret Carspecken Margontown Kinnere Mary Cunningham Charlyaton Dankiey Dankiey Title In Doubs the Wheeling Doubles team—Rarkle and Abrans Charleston Curphey Drowth Somms Bunty

Stuffy McCrone Becomes Father Again in Charleston

Stuffy McCrone, Charleston Senators first baseman, reportedly fathered a 9 1/2 pound boy this week. The father’s name appears in a wire from Worldly Sunday evening. Mrs Motrone, formerly in Clownjound, has spent months in the sunny south.

McCrone Charleston Senators Mworldy Brent Mya Robert MaGrany

Clendenin Trims Parkers in Rain Twilight League clash

Clendenin Roda defeated Park Your Carnlng 4 3 at Laiding Field in a rain shortened Twilight League game. Bil Payne homered for three runs in the second inning as Clendenin seized the lead, while Jon Herdman held Fork Your Car to two hits. Payne and Keener earned the win and both teams used several pitchers in a game cut short after five innings.

Clendenin Roda Park Your Laiding Field Saninga Bil Payne Clendenin Kesesell Keener Jon Herdman Fork Abe Keener Red Payne ARK Rabies Allen's Xi Starke Maranello Il Kestell Payen D'Reenes Payee Kestell Gior Migkic Nugent Errors A. Payne White Ian Sun Payn Gregor Kean Maths Alien Hardman Ff Clendenry Esener Tnis Um Beers Wiley

Johnnies Wallop Dayton by 21-61 in NY City style game

Johnstown won big on June 12 with a batting spree, defeating Dayton 61 to 21 as two Dayton pitchers were roughed up. Ducks had 19 hits and produced several runs. key hitters included Todd Tongeman Milles Woodward Ross and Makowski.

Johnstown Dayton Ducks Bix Todd Tongeman Milles Woodward Ross Makowski

Truck Terminal Splits Pair With Ripley Independents

Ripley Independents win 8-4 in the opener as Joe Dorsey pitched for the home team. Daily strong on mound in the two games, helping the hosts split the doubleheader after a 2 dollar gain in the day.

Ripley Independents Joe Dorsey

Kelly Creek Caps Kelley Creek Colliers Triumph at Home

Kelly Creek Caps the Kelly Creek Colliers over Ward defeated Nitro Sun cer afternoon at Nitro field 7 to 3. Brown pitched for the winners allowing 11 hits but earned his fifth win this season. O'Delil and Buduall contributed for the Towers in improved scoring effort.

Kelly Creek Colliers Company Line Ward Nitro Brown O'Delil Buduall

Handley Tigers Rally In Doubleheader Win And Loss

Handley hosts a hotly contested doubleheader at Handley Sunday afternoon with the Handley Tigers taking the lead in game one 6 0 while the visiting Silver Tigers win 3 4 in a separate tilt. Key players listed include Shaasian Exhibition Baseball Bittaburgh and Springerpia with contributions from Bwitt Smith Harris Chagpon Finney Heartley Klemberlin Monron.

Hanawha City Silver Taeera Handley Tigers Nian Shaasian Bittaburgh Springerpia Mise Valley Odo Bwitt Smith Harris Chagpon Finney Heartley Klemberlin Monron

Max Schmeling Plans July Marriage to Anny Ondra

Max Schmeling said he will marry Anny Ondra in July and will leave New York aboard the liner to Hamburg to rest from boxing. He hinted at a possible return bout with Max Baer or a fight with King Levinsky later in the year, while noting his plans are tentative and he does not want Baer’s victory to affect his own preparations. Baer later requested a signed photo of Schmeling at a dinner with boxing writers, praising him and congratulating him on his upcoming marriage.

Max Schmeling Anny Ondra United Bross Any New York Schmeling Pound Hamburg Jon Jacobs Line Unun Ma Max Baer King Lievingky Baer Max Rhonda Maxie Baer Mex Bonmelini Jack Dompuey Gerriman Bras Buer Gaid Boxing Tenageera Officiala Politisiana

Yarosz to Try Different Class

Pittsburgh boxer Yarosz, who lost only once in 88 fights, announced tonight he will move from welterweight to middleweight. The move follows challenges from California and threats of future bouts with Jimmy Mebarita, current welterweight champ, and Corbett, former champion, as he faces Sammy Blaughter, a Negro middleweight from Terre Haute, in Cleveland Thursday night.

Pittsburgh Tra Yoroan Nets Wade Yatosz California Jimmy — Mebarita Young Corbett Boez Sammy Blaughter Terre Haute Ind Cleveland

Buckhannon Nine Defeats Legals in Sunday Game

Buckhannon 12 Buckhangan visitors 2 as Gagsaway Nine pounds the offerings of two Buckhangan pitchers for 14 hits. Henrita hurled for the visitors, while Altem Ghstaway, Reed, Hamnpton and Skinnet contributed.

Buckhannon Nin OG. Daweball Gansaway Henrietta Henristta Homeric Reed Hamnton Skinnet

Turf Champions in Disarray as 1933 Race Next

Amid sparse clear frontrunners the 1933 turf season unfolds with Her Play and Head Play contending after a mix of Derby and Preakness results. Experts weigh Swivel and Hunry Oty, while Head Play falters in the Wood Memorial and Kentucky Derby contenders struggle.

New York UPI Tags Charley Eastman Natite Mish Lave Darby Churchi Downs Broker Tip Silas Mason Wood Memorial Damaira Myr Bhayyam de Valera Tritia Ditficuls Hind Bea Whayyam Deelaively Joseph Widener Hunry Oty Piohyn Ousaider Adolph Powe Tilly

Campbell's Homer Wins for Browns

Campbell hits a home run with Ard on base to break a pitching duel, lifting the Cleveland Browns to a 6 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox in Chicago. Durham matched Georgs Bineholder early, but Campbell's eighth inning shot sealed the game as the Browns moved back into fourth place.

Springfield Jong Batte Peeing Vitel Stogia Pltehor Wheeling Vitellt Holm Hurst szeDonnia Howland Chicago Bruce Campbell Georgs Bineholder Hd Durham Boday Abayes Siagel Burns Revey Birhitts Reina Sullivan Durham West Camptell Apaii Levey Binoholder Ee Fates Naebolder Stee Burhan Haying al Pha Glagnolder

Mauler to Plan His Next Fight in Orangeburg

Jack Dempsey will visit Gus Wilson's camp in Orangeburg on Wednesday to confer with Johnny Buckley about sharpening Sharkey’s punching power for a possible title bout this fall if Sharkey beats Primo Carnera on June 9. Dempsey will watch Sharkey train and assess his condition.

Mauler Orangeburg N.Y Jack Dempsey Gus Wilson Johnny Buakjey Jack Sharkey Sharkey Primo Carnelia Beoguea Boont Dempeey DU RG

Frankie and Johnny Bring Foe Ryan to Armory Bout

Frankie and Johnny Roberts arrive with friends for a private show at the Armory titled How to Commit Foul starring Billy Wylliome and Steve O Malley. Roberts sits near state light heavyweight champion Ryan, delivering a cordial greeting before the pair clash for boxing supremacy.

Johnny Roberts Buntington Armory Billy Wylliome Steve O'Malley Pyank Ryan Aglas Howdy Mr. Roberts Mr. Ryan Hayley Menmn Tharein Geome Annte State Athletic Commission Singg Roberts Soingle Bien Lowess American Lagion Post Frankin

Two Boxers Clash Paths in Conflicting Plans

The article details a heated boxing situation with Ryan and Roberts eyeing a rematch and negotiations for a bout between Frankie and Johnny. Disagreements over venue and dates surface, with promoter Bobby Grant pushing for a meeting with Roberts for the American Legion title. Possible July 10 discussions and Huntington on the agenda, as both fighters resist unlikely locations.

Ryan Soma Frankie Johnny Bobby Grant Roberty American Legion Roberts Gordy Wropeting Bys Severia Bormuth Dame Ryth Huntington Hir Peter A. Vacca Fmgion Guane Ryak Roperty Charleng

Big Moose a Hurler and the Veteran Boon’s Return to Baseball

Walter Jennison returns to the big show as manager of Cleveland Indiana with Roger Peckinpaugh recalling past backers. Don Boone, now co manager of the Charleston Senators, was once an Indians pitcher in 1922. he later moved to outfield and starred in the Piedmont league before losing an arm in 1923 yet returning as a strong hitter for Charleston.

Walter Jennson Cleveland Indiana Sugetone Roger Peckinpaugh Don Boone Charleston Senators Boone Indians Point Sw Kad Steff Cleveland New York Yankees Miller Dan Pite Leagua Nod Wen Boore Igh Point Piedmont League Dan Charleston

Schumacher Honored At St Lawrence U Cantón Day

Canton N Y crowds mark Hal Schumacher day at St Lawrence University as a former mound star turned New York Giant pitcher receives a bachelor’s degree. He pitched five innings in an exhibition against the Giants to a fan-filled audience of about 8 000 as classmates cheer. University officials hail his achievement and greet him with praise.

Canton N.Y Hal Schumacher Bt. Lawrence University New York Granty Pachelor Pelryeen Giants Lareles Goltega Acumaghe Ars Chafel Charlen Tebert Peer Water Spain Katie Hla Tudenta

Pirates 300-Hitter Lindstrom Struggles Amid Slump

In a Pittsburgh report dated June 12, Lindstrom, a McGraw protege, struggles after a spring move to the Pirates. Lindstrom hits .274 while Lloyd Waner sits at .265 as other stars, including Arky Vaughan and Lefty O'Doul, also endure low batting averages. The piece notes public impatience and fading expectations for the defending era.

Pittsburgh Iei Lindstrom Ontine John McGraw Felder Panther Hollow Linstrom Forbes Field Freddy Fats Tenter Arky’ Vaughan Lioyd Waner Cas Yana Urapa Bill Tapry Paul Waner Ohigh Hatey Woody Haghan Ernest Creatts Wes Bolus Merch George Watkins Pinksy Whitney Carl Grace Don Hurat Ernest Lombard George Granthar de Pleahe Pye Traynor Hite

Grathams triple drives Reds past Cubs in key seventh

Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 as Grantham’s three bagger with bases loaded cleared the full count in the seventh. English struggled for Chicago with no hits until the seventh, while the Reds added four runs earlier on a mix of hits and errors. Haley and Rico walked, then Grantham followed with the three bagger to right to seal the comeback.

Cincinnati Uli — Grantham Cincinnati Reds Chicago Sottamiay Haley Bomyrea Bush Bineinied W. Herman B. Warnie Tephenson Pemates Wut Fomiey Ey Haley Ayce Grintham Werore Adams Hissey Smith Hyrman Stephenson Demarec Ruse Raphe Mote Hissey Pambard Hatey Ceanthine Rib Mna Niephenson Grantham Double Smith Marciacyta Bottomley Fett Ron Sinethynal Bnan Wulon Smith Bury Tone Ruth

Owen Oakensttromy Stars As Pitlis Top Dodgers

Philadelphia June 12 Owen Oakensttromy homered and drove in runs as the Pitlis defeated the Dodgers 7 to 6 in a chaotic early season game. Roy Hansen earned his first win of the year and several players contributed key hits amid a sequence of errors and mishaps.

Philadelphia Owen Oakensttromy Pitliis Dodgera Roy Hansen Pravy O'sine Towne Sale Ryan Bhaute Dit Brooklyn Eae M Fallaudens E Cugenella Taye BR Mallte i Sena Huber Whitney Laoriot Ping Bartell Guaninate Hlgon i Bape Ga Hurst Ouble Playa Aripp Dug

Cabin Creekers Cup Chaos at Sage Wood Field

The Oxbin Orgsk Consolidated A. A. defeated Spring Hi hawabull Mine Sunday afternoon on the Sage Wood field. Belchor pitched for the winners giving up few hits while McKenna allowed many. Chilton and K Neal led hitting with three hits each in the muddled recap.

Oxbin Orgsk Consolidated A. A Sagewood Jif Maywood Belchor McKenna I, Chilton K. Neal Cabin Creek

Leaders of Kanawha County Women’s Golf Start Small Field

Kanawha County's annual women's golf tournament began at Kanawha Country Club with 31 entrants, the smallest field in history. Medallist contenders posted 93s as Mrs. John Ray Mrs. H D Everett Mrs. M G Geiger tied for top score. Moorhead the defending champion, and first round matchups set for this morning with Moorhead facing Gates and Ray meeting Knight.

Kanawha County Kanawha Country Club Ted John Ray H. D Misa Elizabath Knight A. Thames Moorhead Walter Oatay J. D. Condeto Mra Qates Meadowbrook Golf Club Ray Wil Miss Knight Hyerett Thomas Geiger Will Muey Gongieton Wan Bundrag Howe Anda Thurmlay Phoul¢ Shan Binet John Ray Ye Miss Milgeboth Hearett Va Mire Thorn Brg M. Moorhedd Vais Mite Welter Oestera Congleton M. G. Cigar I. Grettym Loutoe Bickmai Georg Walmer Charlea Wansing, Jr Snoddan Byveriy

Browning Wins Decision From Big Joe Savoldi

At Yankee Stadium New York on June 12 Jim Browning defeated Big Joe Savoldi in a rain soaked bout that lasted 1 hour 44 minutes 5 seconds ending just before curfew. The match drew drenched spectators as Browning and Savoldi finally left the ring to a halted show with police and crowd dispersal following the finish.

Yankee Stadium New York Jim Browning Ine Sevoldi Norte Dang American Teague Ball Park Browning

Brown Retains World Title In Close Championship Bout

London reports Jacigte Brown of Hagland retained the world lightweight title with a 15 round decision over Valantiq Angelmann of Franga at Olympic Stadium. Brown weighed 142 pounds and was recognized as champion by the International Boxing Federation and the National Boxing Association of the United States. Angelmann struggled against Brown's outside work and steady pressure in a hard fought bout.

London Jacigte Brown Hagland Tonight Fin Oleims Valantiq Angelmann Franga Olympic’ Stadium Brown Internations Boxing Federation National Boxing Asseciation United States Angil Manny

Hanshaw to headline Mountaineer boxing show in Beckley

Hanshaw will face Reymond Holcomy of Richwood in the open welterweight title bout at the Mountaineer Athletic Club amateur show in Beckley West Virginia on Thursday night. Other bouts feature Eddie Mayes Rushey Jones Clare THO Orcbaum BM Whitaker Sagtt Case Carney among a list of local fighters as part of the program.

Hack Hanshaw Per & Creck Reymond Holcomy Richwood Wost Virginia Mountaineer Athletic Club Dickinson Otroet Ted Sbbrteston Mountaineer Cmniony Cane Eddie ‘Ayees Rushey Jones Clare Tho Orcbaum BM Whitaker Sagtt Case Carney Himer Hamilten Charles Tae Charles Mallory Don Hardman Larwis Mee Moore Frask Williams Sa Charles Pat Ve Imorg Jay American Legion Frente Armory

Dunbar Nine Triumphs At Armor Park In Lopsided Win

Dunbar Glass Corporation defeated Litton AU Biss Sune 20 to 5 at Armor Park in a late afternoon game. Dunbar collected eight hits while D Mawerda held Litton to seven. Hayes and F Cooney homered for Dunbar. the report notes Dunbar seeks further games.

Dunbar Glass Corporation Armor Park D. Mawerda Hayes F. Cooney Dunbar

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