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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1946

Page

5

Nelson and McSpaden Lead Inverness Invitational Golf

Nelson and McSpaden shot 64s to take a two point edge after three rounds at Inverness. They beat Peona and Barron 5 up, then defeated Keiser and Harper 5 up to reach plus 13, ahead of Hogan and Demaret who sit at plus 11 as Mangrum Little and others chase in a high scoring opening day.

Ledo Byron Nelson Toledo Harold Jug) McSpaden Sanford Nelson McSpaden Tony Peona Cincinnati Herman Barron White Plains N. Y Herman Keiser Akron Chandler Harper Portsmouth Nelson-McSpaden Ben Hogan Ershey Jimmy Dermaret Houston Tex Lawson Little Monterey Cal Ltoyd .Mangrum Los Angeles Hogan Demaret Hogar-Demaret Sam Sneid Hot Springs Vic Gherzi Knoxville Tenn Hagan Hogen-Demaret Mangrene-Little Kelser-Barper Penna-Barron Snead-Ghezzi Byrd- Harrison Mangrum-Little Hogan- Demarett essee-Harper Kietzi Hamilton Afternoon Welton-McSpaden Keiser-Harper Hogan-Deroaret Snead- Ghezzi Pennz-Barron Mangrum-Lutte Hamilton-Metz

O Toole launches boxing probe bid in Louis Conn bout

Rep Donald L O Toole of Brooklyn accuses promoter Mike Jacobs and New York boxing chief Eddie Eagan of derailing the sport and urges a full investigation of the Louis Conn heavyweight title fight. He files a $100000 suit against Jacobs while the Justice Department denies any anti trust probe. Postmaster General Hannegan defends access to good fights but cautions against boxing czars.

Louie Conn Mike Jacobs Eft Eddie Eagan New York State Boxing Commission Washington Donald L. O'Toole D-N Boxing Lewis*Gonn Brooklyn Billy Conn O'Toole Jacobs O'oole Jte Ragan Congressional Record O’toole Ragan Justice Department Rep. O'Toole Tingside TSF Eagan Robert ©. Hannegan United States O'Foole Jers

Louis Dominates Conn In Brief Yankee Stadium Bout

Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, defeated Billy Conn in seven rounds at Yankee Stadium. Louis pressured Conn from the start, finalizing the win in the eighth round, while fans lamented high ticket prices and promoters’ troubles. Louis posed for photos afterward as press and entourage chronicled the boxing spectacle.

Baseball Probable Pitchers NL Chicago at New York

National League matchup lists probable pitchers for Chicago at New York with details on expected lineups. The notes include multiple team matchups and pitcher records, though OCR errors obscure full names and statistics.

National League Chicago New York Fod Anal St Eae Breskiye Pumnaripnia Vantes Meer Aaa Gembert Mullaby Abureh Sennaen Vii Cheveland—Byha Chicare Reser Lopez Waakinaten St. I Teale Shirley

Game Postponed At Kanawha Park Match Between Old Timers And Carrier Team

A scheduled game at Kanawha Park yesterday between the Gozette Old Timers and the carrier salesman team was postponed due to wet grounds. The postponement alters local sports plans for the day.

Kanawha Park Lalesman

Louis Conn Fight Film Shown at Capitol Theater

Capitol theater to screen the Louis Conn championship bout in full, eight rounds, starting today alongside the feature Lum and Abner in Partners in Time. Manager Charles A. Midelburg announced the bookings and noted the shows will run with the regular program.

Capitol New York Charles A. Midelburg Capitol Theater Lum Abner Midelburg

Baseball Leaders and Batting Averages Listed

A fragmented box score style listing names and stats from both leagues. Players named include Williams Red Sox Musial Cards DiMaggio Yankees Greenberg Tigers and Greenberg among others with bat totals and positions noted. All details appear in a scattered OCR extract from an American League and National League leader board.

Asccctavid Vernon Serritors Walker Dodgers Williams Red Sox Musial Garde Hopp. Hroves DiMaggio Doert Bloughter Cerda Musiol York DiMegelo Yankees Mize Giants Greenberg Tigese Blatiner Gianer Weller McCormick

Stymie Favored in Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct

Eight horses were named for the $60 000 added Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct. Stymie, carried at 128 pounds, is the 7-10 favorite against a small field that includes Gallorette Burning Dream Pindus Let's Dance Eligid Helioptic Stage Bound.

Kew York Brooklyn Aqueduct E. D. Jacobs Stymie Ww. L Brann Gallorette Col. E. R. Bradley William Helis Pindus Sunshine Stables Johnson W. G. Loew Harry Salomon

Judge Rules Rainiers Must Pay Niemiec Full Salary

A federal judge applied the selective service act to baseball players and ruled the Seattle Rainiers must pay former second baseman Al Niemiec his prewar salary minus other earnings for the season. The decision, hailed as a victory for returning GIs, may have wide impact on baseball contracts and discharges.

Battle Seattle Rain‘jers Jess Loyd L. Black al Niemiex Rainiers Norm A. Durham U. S Niemiec Providence R. I Tom A. Durham US 8 Gis Toredy Torrance The

Breadon Praises Pasquel as Peace Restored With Cardinals

Sam Breadon, president of the St. Louis Cardinals, praised Mexican league president Jorge Pasquel after a visit to Mexico City. He indicated no immediate Cardinal player losses are planned and that a peaceful settlement appears reached between Pasquel’s circuit and the Cardinals. Breadon, who travelled alone, met Pasquel and said he will report on the visit at baseball meetings. He also noted he did not discuss with former Cardinals players and attended a jai alai game with the Pasquel family.

Mexico City Sam Breadon St. Louie Cardinals Lft Mexicvn Jorge Pasquel Breadon Pasquel Cardinal Mexico United States Carolinal Max Laniér Fred Martin Lou Klein Bernardo Laria Pasquel Fray Kempis St. Louis

Decks Cleared For Purchase Of Tribe by Veeck Syndicate

Cleveland June 21 The deal to buy the Cleveland Indians by a Veeck syndicate appears imminent with a noon directors meeting set tomorrow. Seemingly ready papers and stock certificates link the sale as Hope and J J Klein anticipate closing, while Veeck notes no single owner will control and names associates in New York and Chicago joining the bid.

Tribe Veeck Syndicate Cleveland Cleveland Indiana Bob Feller Little Rock Ark Hope Bib Veeck Maine Jock Stack and Barrel J. J. Klein Weerk Milwaukee Brewers Veeck Alva Bradley Charles L. Bradley

Newhouser Wins 12th. Tigers Top Yankees in Detroit

Newhouser earned his 12th win of the season as Detroit beat New York 6 to 1. Joe Page took the loss for the Yankees while DiMaggio homered in the ninth. The Tigers benefited from four unearned runs and four walks, with Newhouser allowing only four hits over the complete game.

Chicago New York Detroit Lake Blathoer Ab Buren Olffenrich Rf Birugergh Rucker Cf Oeller If LO Olivers O/DiMaggioct Ol Wakfid Ig Dlooper 'O Dohnaan Sb iGr'nberg Lbs O Lindell Gutlow OlMarsnall Gernon Jerdwith Ana Gordon Niarnas Qpebvetts Manigh Wherris Siennas Ol Newb'ser Biurgenn Kennedy Bilveatel ¢ Schinily Trinkle Erickson Wallis New York Geennedy Erickeon Corden Riczla Ana Lindell Le-Newii Bocecnmuts Jeennedy Gettel Gennedy Newhauser Badnick Laser ner—Erickson Laser-Kennedy Page Sternasior Hal ‘Newhouser Tigers Yankees New Yorkers Bengals Joe Page Newhouser Joe DiMaggio Johnny Mine Giants Sid Gordon

Conn’s Decision To Quit Praised By Whitney Martin

New York June 21 retiring Billy Conn announced shortly after Joe Louis defeated him for the full ten seconds that he was through as a fighter. Fans jeered at the notion yet the plan was to never again bid for Louis’ title or pursue top glory. He weighs options between light heavyweight return, heavyweight bouts, and money, but fears the toll on mind and health. His future remains uncertain though he hinted at retirement rather than long-term fighting grind.

Whitney Martin New York Billy Conn Joe Louis Yankee Stadium Billy Louis Lewis Lee Savold al Weill Lou Ambers Lew Jenkins Ambers Weill Herkimer Lou Conn

Red Sox Struggle In Night Games On Road Trip

LEVELAND June 21 The league leading Red Sox see their slim margin shrink as bats go cold on the road. Cronin laments late starts and night games while Dom DiMaggio’s injury hurts both stick and defense. The Sox hope daylight ball returns soon.

Leveland Red Sox Fenway Park Joe Cronin Boston Sox Bobby Feller St. Louis Jack Kramer Muneviet Zoldak Dave Ferriss Joe Gobzon Dom DiMaggio Dom

Collegiate Regatta Set for Today on Lake Washington

Coach Allen Walz trains the Wisconsin Badgers for the international eight event on Lake Washington. He fears fatigue from travel and sleep loss may reduce our edge, yet he praises the crew as real contenders. Sanford from Cornell also wraps up a solid workout amid choppy water.

Seattle Allen Walz Wisconsin Badgers Lake Washington Walt Sanford Cornell

Trout Streams Favorable in Five Counties for Weekend Fishing

Only five reporting counties will have favorable trout fishing conditions this weekend. The Conservation Commission was told that clear waters in Boone Greenbrier Fayette Monroe and Pocahontas counties contrast with other areas where streams are high and murky.

Conservation Commission Boone Greenbrier Fayette Monroe Pacshontas

Montgomery Stolz Set for Friday Title Bout

Bob Montgomery of Philadelphia world lightweight champion and Allie Stolz of Newark signed contracts for a Madison Square Garden title bout next Friday. Both fighters were examined by Dr. William Walker, New York Athletic Commission physician.

Montgomery Stolz New York Bob Montgomery Philadelphia Allie Stolz Newark Madison Square Garden William Walker New York Athletic Commission

WVU Gridsters Eye Fall Drills End Camp Buzz

Morgantown June 21 Danih Bill Kern noted the over 100 West Virginia University gridsters who closed camp after two weeks of training at Keyser. An intra squad game ended drills with the Blues winning 18 7 as Bud Freese scored twice including a 6 yard run. Reds replied with a 3 yard smash by Guido De Vecchis. Several top candidates missed action due to injuries during camp.

Morgantown Danih Bill’ Kern West Virginia University Aurente Keyser Blues Wio Harold Bud) Freese Wheeline High School Pitt Jack Morton Parkersburg Reds Guido de~ Vecchis Weirton Stinaun Jim Moran Gerald Huntz Pennsylvania Charly Patty) Harris Hinton Gene Remenar Gene ‘Corum Huntington Amby Zobel Wheeling Dick Jence Renter Freese Marton Jim Devonshire New Jersey Rex Bumgardner

Southern Cal and Dlini Dominate NCAA Trials

Minneap olis June 2 Opening NCAA track and field trials saw Southern California and Illinois lead in the 10 event prelims with eight qualifiers each. Finals in 14 events including the high jump, pole vault, mile and two mile were scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Tre Tim, Big Ten and Central Collegiate champions, had eight qualifiers across six events with two entries in the 44 and 20 yard runs. Southern California had seven event brackets for its eight qualifiers.

Minneapolis National Collegiate Athletic Assoc California Illinois Trojans Uuni Norrow Tre Timi Southern California

Army enlistment offer boosts education and pay

After a two year term in the Regular Army you may receive up to nine months of tuition in trade school or college with living allowance paid if you enlist before October 6 1940. Over three quarters of a million have joined already and officials urge reaching one million. Details available at army recruitment centers and posts.

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