Rader Jewett Wins State Open Golf Championship
Rader Jewett of Cedar Rocks Country Club Elm Grove shot 281 one over par to win the West Virginia Open in a machine like finish. Bobby Rownd Wheeling took second at 292 with Jules Blanton Parkersburg third at 283 and A J Chapman Wheeling plus Horace Brand Clarksburg tied for fourth at 295.
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Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
Rader Jewett
Cedar Rocks
Elm Grove
Rader
Johnny Javvis
Charleston
Rocky Schorr
Bluefield
Bobby Rownd
Wheeling
Jules Blanton
Parkereburgh
A. J. Chapman
Horace Brand
Clarksburg
Blanton
Prom Tee
Gree
Archie Loeffler
Wolrton
Bill Swing
Huntington
Art Rogers
Logan
Berandt Hutchinson
Charleston Kanawha
Everett G. Livespy
National
Casper
Cap
Wheeling Star
Lammon
Hutchinson
West Virginia
Ars Rogers
Parkersourg
Clarksbrarg
Alex ‘Atmon
Johnny Jarvis
Ned Payne
Beckley
Ad Clark
Williamson
Prank Crum
Huntingpris
Vince Rathb
Rogers
Howard
West Virginia Closed Tennis Meet Opens Wednesday
West Virginia’s annual closed tennis tournament begins Wednesday at 10 o clock on the Charleston Fenrls club courts with Roy Sams as chairman. The event features top West Virginia players compete for the championship trophies on display in Garden Arabian ware company's show window. Defending champion Sam Cohn and 1932 titleholder Arlie of Wheeling are among entrants.
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West Virginia
Charleston
ArSie
Wheeling
Sud
Kingston Beats Kaymoor In County League Clash
Kingston defeats Kaymoor in a Payette County co league game this afternoon. The losers commit eight errors as Kingston seizes the win in a tense regional matchup.
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the Gazette
Kaymoor
Kingston Depay
Payette County Co
Tuebra Bcore
Palfrey Leads U S to Cup Crown Over Britain
In Wimbledon England, Sarah Palfrey of Brookline mass dominates the Wightman Cup clash, sparking the U S to a 5 2 victory over Britain. Helen Jacobs strengthens the triumph with a steady display and a straight set win, as Palfrey stages the match turning comeback and seals the series for America.
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Brookline
Mass
Peggy Scriven
John R. Tunis
Wimbledon
Eng
Sarat’ Palfrey
Britain
Feading Women Tenis Stars
Miss Palfrey
Dewmans
Helen Jacobs
Peppy Scriven
England
Wightman
Miss Jacobs
California
America
Princess Helena Victarlant
Helen Willa Moody
Alice Marble
Twilight All Stars Clash With Ohio Tossers in Valley Belt Tilt
The Twilight All-Stars meet Ohio Tossers at the Valley Belt field after 2 o'clock. Pitcher Miter Carnes from Russell Smith will start for the Nsesis. Still itan and Keeney umpire. Notable players include Ceci Owens and Gid Yavts along with the Putclek twins and Hue Silver Bridge Hine of Gallipolis.
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Valleys Belt
Hue
Silver Bridge Hine
Gallipolis
Valley
Miter Carnes
Portsider
Russell Smith
Nsesis
Itan
Keeney
Olvoans
Putclek Twins
Dasketball Tomé
Ceci Owens
Middle Atlantic
Gid Yavts
Whitney's Entry In Surprise Win At Queens County Handicap
Whitney's Sing ing Wood, trained by Mrs. Joan Hay Whitney, pulled a mild upset to win the Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct in the 1923 event. War Glory fixed a stretch duel for second with Burgoo King and Roustabout close behind. Bobby Jones rode the winner as the field ran a mile in 1 38 35 with a $2,200 prize.
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Joan Hay Whitney
Glen Riddle Farm
War Glory
E. R. Bradley
Burgoo King
C. V. Whitney
Bubbling Over
Bradley
Binging Wood
Bobby Jones
Davis Upshur Win in Tourney
Davis and Upshur of Oklahoma City staged a spectacular rally to win the Missouri Valley doubles tennis title. They trailed two games to five in the final set, then won three straight games to take the match 8-6 after dropping the first four sets. Davis becomes the only repeat champion in this year’s Missouri Valley tennis event.
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Louis
Charlie Davis
al Upshur
Oklahoma City
Bo Minsour
Wray Brown
Ann Karl Hodge
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Davis
Valley Bell Faces Severe Test in Twilight This Week
Valley Bell and Milkmen face key Twilight league games this week with fractures in the race for the city crown. The schedule includes clashes against Starcher, Carbide, Coal Fork, and Valley Bell park, as teams chase playoff positions and a second half title. Standings show Valley Bell and Carbide atop the table as the pace heats up.
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Valley Bell
Starchers Chapel
Miy
Altey Meltve
Starcher
Faidley
DuPont
Carbide
Valley Belpark
Martin
Waldiep
Walley Bell Park
DuPont Ge. Burcher
Laidley Field
Valley Bell Ve
Valley Bell Park
Can! Forit
Laidley
Blarener Oe
Cogl Fork ¢S
Valley Helpark
Pet
Valley Bet
Sua Carbide
DePont
Bog Martin
Hon Giatehey
Ystvesee
Lions 1935 Cage Schedule Set for 16 Games
Charleston high school's Mountain Lions announce a 16 game schedule for the 1935 basketball season. Key opponents include Bluefield Princeton Parkersburg and Hartington with a January 5 opener at South Charleston and February 18 closing at home over a slate that features trips to Huntington and Princeton.
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Charleston High School
Mountain Lions
Mahre Stark
Bluefield
Princeton
Parkersbury
Hartington
Bcard
Twe Pioteges
Clyde Itson
Buckhainen
Weirton
Biuefield
Chvgeston
Charleston
Liohs
St. Albans
Niko St Hme
South Charleston
Clendenin
Tame
Montgomery
Farketeburg
Nome
Huntington
East Bank
Poms
Berkley
S—Clendenin
a—Bluetick
Parkersburg
South Charlestor
Kb Nome
Duke Coaching School to Open at Duke University
Duke University prepares its fourth annual summer coaching school from July 18 to 21 led by Coach Wallace Wade. The program offers football instruction plus courses in basketball track and boxing, with sessions directed by Eddie Cameron Carl Voyles and Addy Warren. No fees are charged and visiting mentors receive university teams to use.
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Durham
Conch Wallace Wade
Grid Duler
Duke University
Duke
Mississippi River
Wace
Cage Eame
Eddie Cameron
Washington and Lee Star
Carl Voyles
Scottierss
Addy Warren
University of North Carolina
Wil
Goachée
Surface Winner In Texas Meet
Harold Bur Jace, a former university of Texas athlete, won the Missouri Valley singles tennis championship by defeating Key of Kansas City 6-4 4-6 8-1. Buriace succeeds Chaviln Davis of Oklahoma City as Missouri Valley champion. Surface also won the contra states title as the Missouri Valley and central states tournaments were held jointly this year.
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ST Locis
Harold Bur Jace
University of Texes Et Ar
Kiley
Buriace
Chaviln Davis
Oklahoma City
Missouri Valley
Surface
Sot
Recurste
Cooper Leads After Round in Western Open at Peoria
In Peoria Illinois June 8 a golf tourney sees Cooper take a 136 stroke total for 58 with a lead over Ky Lefton Denver and Jimmy Thomson Los Angeles. He cards a 67 in a later round with three birdies on each nine.
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Lub
Peoria
Cooper
Glen Ellyn
Hla
Nolex
Ky Lefton
Denver
Jimmy
Thonson
Los Angeles
Lowmans Face Creex In Evening Baseball Tilt At Staycore
Local game at Staycore Field features Lowmans versus Creex with a 2 70 o clock start and evenly matched squads. The outcome and roster details are unclear from the fragment.
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Trawman
Golden Bears Win Poughkeepsie Regatta In Tight Finish
California men outpaced eight rivals in a dramatic 1933 intercollegiate rowing regatta on the Hudson. Washington placed second after a close finish with Navy, while Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Columbia followed in order. Western crews dominated the varsity events with a strong Washington freshman victory over Syracuse.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie, N
Jime
Hudson
Golden Bears
California
Poughkeepsie
Baer
Max
Potifie Coast
Huskies
Washington
Ovensian
Navy
Mfe
Dick Walsh
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Columbia
West
Rutgers
Syracuce
Montgomery Coach Seibert Weds Margaret Roth
Montgomery June 16 Elward W Seibert athletic director and coach of Montgomery high school married Margaret Roth of Middle EW OA WI. The couple were married an ark at AUldMetown after he returned from the lewene y men. Seibert recently came to Montgomery in IM rain Days to teach and coach at the high school.
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Speetnt
the Gazette
Montgomery
Elwart W. Seibert
Atletic
Montgomery High Wehnol
Ung
Tts
Hrlite
Margaret Roth
Anne
Auldmetown
Donnie
Ktmuals
Chae Selbert
Montganiers
Te Dueerrd
Warkian
Navanod Pulls Upset At Homewood in 2:05-2¾ Mile Feature
Navanod, a four year old colt by Hourless from Blackflight, won the 2500 added Pratels S. Peabody handicap at Homewood. He surged late to overtake pacesetter Clarity and Deer Qioy with Marmion finishing third. Watnad, ridden by Gordey West-Fope, clocked 2:05-2 5 for the mile and 2 ¼.
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Homewood
Brentwood Stabie
Narang
Hourless
Blackflight
Kacing
Pratels
Coldstream Stud
Watnad
Gortey West- Fope
Valley Grove Carded for Key Game Schedule
Valley Grove carded for a midweek matchup against Valley Grovement and a Thursday contest at Lowman's Brugs. The Grovemen travel to Plymouth Sunday at Laidley field for a 1 pm start, with Delaware Pharmacy meeting at Btarcher field at 3 pm.
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Valley Grovement Garrett
Downee Lowman's Brugs
Grovemen
Plymouth
Laidley Field
Delaware Pharmacy
Btarcher Field
Grant Retains Southern Net Title in Atlanta Final
Bryan Grant, 23, the small Atlanta tennis wizard, defeated Billy Reese 6-4 6-0 8-2 to win the Southern singles championship in Atlanta. Potts won junior division singles with a five-set rally, while McDiarmid and Lefty Bryan captured the men’s doubles. Bryan and Cox triumphed in women’s doubles.
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Bryan Grant
Billy Reese
Grant
Thalanky Reese
John McDiarmid
Port ‘Worth
Tex
Star
Reese
Glehn Dudley
Billy Ledsinger
Memphis
Malou Courts
Robert
Letty
Biya
Chattanooga
Ramsay Potts
Erpie Sutter
New Orleans
Potts
Suster
Giéplas
Batts
Fort Worth
Texas
Lefty Bryan
Bert Westens
Marthi Buxby
Austin
God
Tice Bryan
Eliza Con
Asheville
N. C
Anna Koli
Lita Porter
Mobile
Bryan-Cox
Giants Beat Pirates To Stay Busy In National League
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 2 in the series opener. Lefty Ralph Birkefer struggled but Carl Hubbell earned his tenth win of the season as New York built an early lead and held on with strong defense and timely hits from Mancuso and Birkofer.
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Giants
Pirates
Tattle
Ralph Birketer
Carl Hubbell
Tate
Zach
New York
Moore
Terry
OlTya'nor My
Debson
Peel
Oller
Watkins Ce
Rotger If
Ryto
Mancusa
Young Em
Hubbel
Sicrace
Tyenow
Jensen Ax
Totes
Hoyt
Ihat—Rau
Thevenow
Chagnon
Ata
Bou
Petideo
Pittaborg
s.Rubs
J. Moore
Serty
di Mancuso
Pettyer
Dense
Prieht
Birkpfer
Pitsmon
Reardon
Phillies Hammer Cardinals In Series Opener
The Phillies defeated the St Louis Cardinals 8 to 3 as Dolph Camilli and Stan Moore led Philadelphia with home runs and multiple hits off Dizzy Dean and Jesse Burge Baines. Medwick Rothrock and Bartell had solid games for the Cardinals, while Dizzy Dean took the loss after allowing several runs through 8 innings.
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ST. Louis
Wilson
Phillies
Dizzy Dean Tony
Cardinals
Dolph Gramilll
Dean
Jesse Baines
Philadelphia
Loui
Sfattin
Bartell
S'Moore
Oconnis
U Wison Ec
Aise
Hanlin Db
Ae Agaa
Darrow
Johnson
Haines
OL Helencey
Ta Ao
Fanaeetphia
Tas St
Lows
Yecnys Tor
G. Davis
Allen
Ose Mill
Martin
Rothrock
Collins
Medwick
Futiis
J. Dean
J. Moora
Camilli
Fallis
Ailen
Bart
T. Dean
Darrow Durocher
Dorrox
Stark
Mlngerhurth
Quigley
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U.S
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United States
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Pegey Scriven
Invaders
Massachusetts
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Carolyn Babcock
Miss Nuthall
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Godfree
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Suarat
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Bears Cop Poughkeepsie Regatta
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Ray Aidressey
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