Amateur baseball in Charleston district gains unified banner
Amateur baseball in Charleston district moves toward a single league with all teams in contention after opening Ka nawha Valley action. DuPont and Pure Gil fell in industrial play, while Tunney's Pirates and Charleston Reds threaten, as Carbide leads yet faces strong Intermediate clubs Blossom Owens-Illinois and Pure Oil.
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Pure Gil
Kanawha Valley League
Toe Ward and Engraving Clubs
Commerci
Putney
Tunney
Pirates
Charleston Reds
Carbide
Blossom
Owens-Illinois
Pure Oi
Laiding
Tast Place
Pure Oil
Owens-Hlingis
Ward
Charleston Engravers
Armor
Times
Laidley
Rippetoe
Boxing and sports notes from a bygone era
A collage of sports trivia mentions Braddock as a road heavyweight champion and various figures across boxing golf and wrestling. It notes Bluebird racing history sells for 30 in England, MSG rents, Ali Baba wrestling, a golf course purchase in Oxfordshire, Ederle at 29, a massive Olympic barber complex in Germany, Beasley on Davis Cup debates, Choynski in Cincinnati, Golf kings absent in the national open, Manera and Manero wagers, Atlas as trainer, and upcoming Miami Biltmore event with the open worth 10000.
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England
Billy Cotton
Madison Square Garden
Ali Baba
Fresno
Calif
Oxfordshire
Gertrude Ederle
Germany
Mercer Beasley
Princeton
Bitsy Grant
Australia
Wilmer Allison
Joe Choynski
Cincinnati
Lawson
Little
Sam Parks, Jr
Frank Regan
Garden City
L. A
Tony Manera
Glen Dutra
Charles Atlas
New York
Baltusrol
Tony Manero
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Coral Gables
Fla
Telegraph
Track Season Showdown Nears Climax at National Meet
CHICAGO June 15 The national collegiate championships at Stage field loom as Uncle Sam's top track stars prepare for a climactic two day meet. About 275 athletes from 8 institutions compete with Olympic trials in mind and world record chances. Ohio State Indiana and Southern California lead a three way team race. Jesse Owens and Don Lash headline individual events as qualifiers head toward Berlin.
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Uncle Sam
Atlantic
United States
Berlin
Becauce
Fnals
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Necro
Jesse Owens
Don Lash
Indiana Universit
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Indiana
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Owens
Charles Beetham
Mel Walker
Dave Albritton
Buckeyes
Easel
Braddock Sees No Age Handicap For Schmeling Bout
James J. Braddock argues age is not decisive in the looming clash with Max Schmeling. He notes Schmeling’s age 26 versus Braddock’s 30, stressing conditioning and form over numbers, and says Louis’s youth should not sway expectations. Braddock contends Louis remains skilled but fallible to a well-conditioned, box-to-trade opponent.
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Kim
Joe
James J. Braddock
Universal Service
New York
Max Baerlas
Max
Rmuw
van Max
Therark
Joe Louis
Tadium
Louis
Dae
Schmeling
Athletes Limited To Four Seasons
The West Virginia conference upheld the five year residence rule limiting intercollegiate competition to four years. Douglas Stone of Salem College was ruled eligible to compete further. The basketball tournament at Clarksburg last March netted 1128 dollars in receipts after expenses. A midwinter meeting in Clarksburg will decide if a 1937 tournament will be held. The committee will interpret false registration cases after protests involving two Glenville students. F G Rohrbaugh was re elected Glenville president with W H S White as secretary treasurer.
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Douglas Stone
Clarksburg
Glenville
F. G. Rohrbaugh
Glenville College
W. H. 5. White
Shepherd College
5. C. Bond
Salem
C. D. Lambert
Wesleyan
Rosier
Fairmont
Standings and schedule drift in American League and National League
Yesterday's standings show New York leading the American League with 36 wins and 17 losses, Washington and Boston near the top. National League notes list Phila, Chicago, and St. Louis in the mix as teams head into upcoming clashes. Today’s games feature Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Boston.
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St. Lule
iMatel Hin Nt
Lone New
OnOle
Angi Bostat
Pittyhnyety
Isa
Brooklyn
Witehurgh
Chirsae
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hoston
Million Dollar Gate Doubtful For Schmeling Louis Fight
Associated Press reports ticket sales for the Schmeling Louis fight rise with a $100,000,000 windfall for veterans, yet a $1,000,000 gate seems unlikely. The best guess estimates a $700,000 house and about $200,000 for each star. About 16 reporters will cover the event with international press from Australia to Mexico.
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Associated Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Max
Joe
Australia
Japan
France
Germany
England
Italy
Hungary
Sweden
Mexico
South America
America
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