Eastwood Leads City Golf Qualifiers With 74
Eastwood posted 74 to pace the City-Wide golf tourney at Meadow Brook as 38 more players joined 68 qualifiers. Notables include Rugel notching 70 and Blizzard 71 on Saturday, with pairings to be announced by Tourney Director Jack Krueger in The Gazette Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arl Eastwood
Gazette
Meadow Brook Country Club
Eastwood
Joe Rugel
Roy Blizzard
Woodrung
Tourney
Jack Krueger
I Lis
Tony Fallow
Joe Rie
Roy Bliz
Karl Eastwood
Kaz
Mooty, Mooty Leads as Abilene Falls to Philadelphia
In a baseball game at Philadelphia, Mooty pitched 9 innings for the win while Grissom struggled. Sturgeon, Lerner, and Dahlgren contributed with runs batted in as Abilene’s offense totaled 8 hits. Chicago managed 7 runs and 13 hits, with Grissom yielding 8 hits before exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooty
Grissom
Crouchier Chiceee
Teeler
OfHack
Litwadier
Sturgeon Ae
Regan
Isindro Es Biten
Nicholson
Oftemner Ts O
Dahleren Ib
McCulugine
Warren
Zietringer
Croom
Orissom
Crouch
Philadelphia
Marty
Stirgeon
Lerner
Duklan
Mueller
Warrth
Hack
Stringer
Bptringer
Sturgeon
Thouble
Dahlgren
Boft Om
Chicago
Feersnel
Hwy
Kenaston Edges Talaber In Main Wrestling Match
Kenaston defeated Frankie Talaber in a dramatic main bout last night before a hearty American Legion crowd at the armory. Talaber, back after 18 months, won the first fall in 21 38. Kenaston rallied to take the second in 19 43, and after a disputed third, referee Laverne Stokes awarded the fall and match to Kenaston. Also, Jack Hagan beat Stacey Hall, Hall refusing to continue after 41 minutes, in a preliminary, while Buzz Jones and Milt Olsen drew in 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob Kenaston
Motive
Frankie Talaber
Chicago
American Legion
The
Armory
Talaber
Kenaston
Laverne Stokes
Jack Hagan
el Paso
Tex
Stacey Hall
Columbus
Hall
Buzz Jones
Milt Olsen
Mulwauker
Netters Ready Boll Defends Titles In Local Meet
Dorothy Boll of Wheeling defends her women's champion title in a local tennis meet with entrants including Parsons Reed Boll and other players in singles and doubles divisions. The article also references a baseball game where Washington defeated Detroit 4 to 1, detailing key at bats and performances by Mullin Vernon and Cramer, with Newsom as the losing pitcher and Chase active on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boll
Wheeling
Parsons and
Boll
Tickle Reed
Erwin Leith
Jimmie S Gray
al McCabe
Louie Koontz
Farman Young
Wayne Piymale
George Kessler
Billie Bailey
Phil Mahood
Fred A. Kellmeyer
Walter Hensel
B. F. Arkle
Bob Allen
Arkle-Hilton
Gore- Bennett
Parsons-Gray
Reed-Alcorn
Washington Senators
Washington
Buck Newsom
Vernon
Earley
Mullin
Welas
Cramer
Lewis
Detroit
McNair
A Tebbetts
Croucher Ss
Verde'rth Ab
Ads Newsom
Higgins
McKaio
Newsom
McLain
Yrrors
York
Arly
Case
Bloodworth
Trevi
Verna
Buseh
Chase
Mer Kalv
Nings
McKaln
Chase i Gehringer
Wewsome
Franklin Lone No-Hitter Wins Softball Tilt
Paul Franklin pitched a no hitter as Franklin’s Eagles defeated Sport Matt 5 to 1 in a city softball league game. The win showcased strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Franklin
Eagles
Sport Matt
Salica Wins Bantam Title In 15 Round Decision
In Philadelphia at Shibe Park Lou Salica of Brooklyn retained the bantamweight crown with a come from behind 15 round decision over local challenger Tommy Forte before 14 500 paying customers. Salica weighed 117 3 4 and Forte 117 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Tommy Forte
Shibe Park
Salla
Forte
Devries Fails To Qualify In P G A Tourney At Butler
Rey Mangrum unattached pro of Pittsburgh shot 68 in round two to lead a28 field and qualify for the National PGA championship in Denver. Others earning spots included Dick Shoemaker and Monty Onoretta both of Pittsburgh, William Francis of Hollidaysburg, and J De Vries of Charleston with 161. Additional scores listed feature players from Pittsburgh, Butler, Wheeling, Uniontown, and several others with 149 to 169 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Rey Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Denver
Dick Shoemaker
William Francis
Hollidaysburg
Monty Onoretta
Ted Luther
Carl Beljan
Wildwood
W. Platte
Uniontown
Joe Guysick
Somerset
Tony
Factor
Ellwood City
Chuck Onoretta
Wheeling
A. J. Chapman
Carl Wendell
Eric
Rader Jewett
J. de Vries
Charleston
W. Va
Carmen Clemens
Beaver Valley
Hubs Vast
Erie
Walter Johnstone
Nemacolin
Pastor Beats Buddy Scott in One Round at Griffith Stadium
In Washington on June 16 Bob Pastor defeated Dallas native Buddy Scott in a one round decision at Griffith Stadium before 3,500 fans. Scott absorbed Pastor’s rapid two handed assault through the fight’s early moments and stood strong in the final moments, drawing the crowd to its feet with a spirited finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Buddy Scott
Dallas
Tex
Griffith Stadium
Scott
Pastor
Junior Net Tourney Set for June 23 24 at Huntington
Huntington sponsors announced the West Virginia junior tennis tournament will run June 23 and 24. Defending champion Charles Schoen of Huntington is not eligible to defend the title, opening the field for a new champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
West Virginia
Charles Schoen
Huntingtons
Louis Behind the Mask Pride and Risk in Boxing
On The Line reflects Joe Louis's fierce pride in the world heavyweight title and his fear of looking bad in the ring. A recent KO and knockdown in Washington reveal the pressure of the title and the toll on his spirit as he contemplates returning to defend or discard the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Palonka
Joe
Washington
Louis
Huddy Baer
Baer
Buddy
Baseball's Big Six players cited in league listings
A garbled sports round up lists players such as Heath Tollans Slaughter Cardini Cardinale and DiMaggio with scattered team mentions Cubs Athletics Tigers Yankees and Giants. In Trenton New Jersey on June 16, boxing commissioner Abe Green barred Joe the Polak from Meadowbrook Bowl ringside amid alleged gambling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Puree
Terie
Tute
R. O Willams
Biull
Heath
Tollans
Blaughter
Cardini Ad Mine
Cardinale
Wome Runa
Rational Lesgue
American Lenaue
O:t
Ole
Tigera
Siu Doagece
TeloiMugeion Vanike
Nienolf
INS
Meadowbrook Bowl
Newark
Dehtion
Joe the Polak
Abe Green
New Jersey
Charleston Browns Split Doubleheader at Kanawha Park
Charleston Browns split a doubleheader with Youngstown at Kanawha Park. In game one Andy Palica outpitched George Bender 2 0. In game two Bob Kracht beat Claude Tarrant 9 4 as Youngstown led early then held off Charleston. The Senators, off home stand tonight vs Youngstown, highlight a see saw series with multiple in extras and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Palica
Kracht
Claude Tarrant
Cherrestor
Youngstown
Kanawha Park
George Bender
Bob Kracht
Senators
Youngstown Syarwashe
Dick Kimble
Harlan Keirsey
Mike Sargent
Bob Jones
John Blatnik
Kimble
Paul Dwyer
Dwyer
Turners
Joe Rayne
Bob Krateh
Tarrant
Blatnik
Kiersey
Sargent
Jones
Payne
Evans
Charleston
Connatser
Brotherton
Browns
Joe Bligere
Rayne
Wild
Kier~sey
Bilgore
Estridge
Hill Mack
Tarrang Kracht
Kosinski
Mock
Weigel
Connaster
Youngsman
Chat¢aton
Kimble mx
Gidoyinki
U Hall
Connetser
Dweer
Bilgere
Connuteer
Linder
Mack
Burgent
Connataer
Omnatser
Bilgers
Sncr
Bender Oty Tarrant
Krnent
Lealng Nileter
Salk
Bueke
Mrugime
Hoffman Heads Engineers Association In Charleston
Roy C. Hoffman was elected president of the Charleston Junior Engineers association at a meeting in the Appalachian Electric Power company conference room. J. B. McQuaide was named vice president and Richard Ayres secretary-treasurer. Clift Mosier spoke on The Engineer's Place in the Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Hoffman
Charleston Junior Engineers Association
Appalachian Electric Power Company
J. B. McQuaide
Richard Ayres
Clift Mosier
City council hears repeal request for shop hours rule
Barbera and beauticians' representatives urged repeal of the Sept 6 1958 shop hours ordinance. A circuit court ruling invalidated the regulation on Nov 30 1940, per a relief document signed by Frances Chamberlain and Joe Norton of the Associated Master Beaudelaus and Byrbe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbera and Beauticians
Frances Chamberlain
Joe Norton
Beaudelaus
Byrbe
Dutch Reject Jap New Order Plan in East Indies
In Batavia Dutch governor general Van Starkenborgh Stachouwer said Tokyo was rejected from any role in a Japanese proposed new order for East Asia. He warned Axis victory would destroy the Netherlands and pledged to guard war materials from Germany while noting stalled negotiations and no concessions from Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
Taddy
Tokyo
Order
East Asia
Legislative People's Council
A. W. L. Tiarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer
Visiting Army Band Plays Here Tonight
The Salvation Army band of Springfield Missouri will give a public concert at 7 tonight in Charleston on Virginia Street east. A brief service precedes the parade through downtown. Maj. and Mrs. Robert Rose will be welcomed as new divisional commanders for southern West Virginia and Virginia. Salvation Army officials from Virginia, Kentucky and West Virginia meet at 3 20 this afternoon at the Daniel Boone hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Citadel
Virginia Street
East
Salvation Army Band
Springfield
Robert Rose
West Virginia
Virginia
Charleston
Salvation Army
Kentucky
Daniel Boone Hotel
Dedication of McGuffey Memorial Attended by Local Delegates
Welter M. Lynch and Mrs Florence Reif of the Kanawha County McGuffey club returned from Oxford Ohio where they attended the dedication of a 210,000 memorial to William Holmes McGuffey on the Miami University campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter M. Lynch
Florance Reif
Kanawha County
McGuffey Club
Oxford
William Holmes McGuffey
Miami University
Newspaper Guild Leader Rebuked by UAW President
R J Thomas publisher of the UAW rebukes Mil ton Kaufman executive vice president of the CIO American Newspaper Guild for an unauthorized telegram backing a North American Aviation walkout at Inglewood California. Thomas accuses Kaufman of presumptuous interference and notes unity must be preserved amid recent union tensions and a guild leadership bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers Union
Milton Kaufman
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Thomas
National Defense
North American Aviation Company
Inglewood
Cal
Kaufman
Aviation
Richard Frankensteen
CIO Uaw
Roosevelt
Newspaper Guild
Detroit
Murray
Red Hunts
Guild
Denali Sullivan
Martin Dies
Tex
Philip Murray
CIO
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Milton Murray
Detroit Unift of the American
Guilld
North American Aviation Corp
Detroit Guild
North American
Phil Murray
UAW
Murrau
Uaw-Cio
American Newspaper Guild
The
ANG
St Albans Elects Officers and Attends Social Events
Mrs Otic C Ray elected worthy matron of St Albans chapter of the Eastern Star. Other officers named, with guests including Mrs B Bailey of Weston. New officers to be installed June 27. Also announced marriage of Iva Lee Locke to Emnest A Taylor Jr. details of education and employment for both, home at 200 E Street South Charleston. Birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor. WCTU meeting planned. social notices of birthday celebration for Mrs Hattie McClung. visits by Randolph Specht family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otic C. Ray
St. Albans Shanter
Order of the Eastern Star
O. J. Bartlett
Maggie Pruden
Fred Cooke
Margaret Lloyd
Ada Dodson
Cecil Short
Dorothy Griffith
Sentinel
Edith Sweet
J.] &. Bears
Maggie Menzman
Florence Howes
Marie Knight Morris
Ada
Susie Taylor
Ruth
Myrtle Denison
Esther
Dorothy Dooley
Martha
Marie Medley
Electra
Adolph Erikson
Hollindale
B. Bailey
Weston
Oliver
A. Locke
Milton
Iva Lee
Emnest A. Taylor, Jr
Charleston
St. Albans
Milton High School
Marshall College
Kappa Tau Phi
Hurricane
Carbide and
Carbon Chemicals
South Charleston
McGinnis Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Taylor
E Street
Hattie McClung
L. J. White
Charles Taylor
Washington Street
Meir
Definition of Retail Business Is Changed
The wage and hour division announces a updated rule effective after July 1 that only establishments with at least 75 percent retail sales will be deemed retail businesses. Supervising Inspector John F Woods Jr from the Charleston office notes a broadened retail sale definition may include some industrial or commercial purchaser sales. Full code revision details are at the division HQ room 605.4 Peoples building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
John F. Woods, Jr
Charleston
Woods
Peoples Building
Huntington S&L Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Huntington Federal Savings and Loan association voted to pay a semiannual dividend of 2 percent to 2,199 stockholders. A note in the report urges unity within the American Newspaper Guild and cautions against constitutional violations provoking member resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Federal Savings and Loan Association
American Newspaper Guild
Defense Clinic Set for Huntington Today
Huntington event gathers West Virginia manufacturers for a defense clinic panel discussion led by Walter B. Weisenburger of New York. The National Association of Manufacturers and state groups seek direct, roundtable exchanges to share solutions from thousands of plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
National Association of Manefacturers
West Virginia Manufacturers’ Association
Hunte Ingten Manufacturers’ Club
Walter B. Weisenburger
New York
West Virginia
Kanawha county institute to be held at Abney Park
The Kanawha County institute will convene tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Abney Park. President Mrs C W Bryan of St Albans announced the event with Rev Piat Withrow Rev BE Ewing Rev RB Boothe among speakers. Devotionals led by Rev Edward Fisher and Mrs Russell Forginsong. Noon prayer led by Mrs W T Johnson. A basket lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Wiu
Abney Park
C. W. Bryan
St Alebans
Piat Withrow
BE. E. Ewing
RB. C. Boothe
Edward Fisher
Russell Forginsong
W. T. Johnson
J. A. Huhn
Summer School Band Organized in Charleston Area
Organization of a summer school band for Charleston area students began yesterday at Roosevelt Junior High School under Robert G. Williams who directs instrumental music for Kanawha County and conducts the Charleston high band. Classes run Monday through Friday at 10 am and 7 pm with additional training at 1 pm daily. A public concert is tentatively planned for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Area
Roosevelt Junio High School
Robert G. Williams
Kanawha County
Charleston
Williams
War Tots Discussed At Charleston War Aid Conference
John W. Mace of Save the Children led a Mor ris Harvey College gathering of Charleston men. They debated establishing a West Virginia council to manage war relief and welfare defense work. Attendees included H. K. Baer R. B. Marston Dr. Leonard Riggleman Rabbi Ariel L. Goldburg and M. K. Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mace
Save the Children Federation
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
West Virginia
H. K. Baer
R. B. Marston
State Education Association
Leonard Riggleman
Morris Harvey
Ariel L. Goldburg
M. K. Hearne
Nebraska Huskers Face Draft Hit As Army Callups Loom
Lincoln reports the University of Nebraska football squad faces a significant draft impact with twelve players likely to be summoned into military service before the gridiron season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridiren
Lincoln
Neb
INS
University of Nebraska
U. S. Army
Cornhuskers
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Angel
Lohrman
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Norling
Matchett
Ted Strong
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James Tean
Jim” Taylor
Birmingham Giants
G. Hah
Windy City
Bills Romer
Montreal
Herman Franks
Frank Talaber
Netters
Franklin
Wtery
Devries
Kanawha
Jor Kosinski
Clint Connatser
Ike Brotherton
Ufth
Ed Hall
Guise Youngstaven Charleston
Elersey
Sithgony
Gutan
Jonen
Ith
Youn
Oungsteen
Brotherte
Bistnik
Broten
Maughmead Burke
Engineers Association
Middle Atlantic
Zanesville
Ww. L. Pet
Akron
BES My Canton
Aig Chaston
Erie Springfield
Dayton Zenesville
Canton
Dayton
Indies
Axis
Netherlands
Catherine Chilton
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
Randolph C. Specht
Portsmouth, Va
C. A. Specht
Robert Curties
Lee Street
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NAM
Ice
N. A.M
Ojltvef
WCTU
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