Henderson Retained as Davis-Elkins Athletic Mentor
Davis Elkins College announced that Cordh Camp Henderson will lead athletic programs for the 1936-37 year. He has guided football, basketball, and baseball success since 1925, with notable early teams and a demanding schedule ahead as he develops two first string elevens and recruits from West Virginia and beyond.
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Soda
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Reed
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Notre Dame
Illinois
Meanwell
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University of Milnais
The fading Veto and the sports of old and new
A nostalgic column contrasts fading champions with current stars. It recalls Willie MacFarlane, Bobby Tongs, and historic 1920 Inverness battles, notes Detroit outfield feats, and comments on college athletics and boxing greats. It reflects on public memory, popularity, and the changing face of sport across eras.
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Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Tongs
Inverness
MacParlans
Shaker
Jones
Ward Morehouse
Detroit
Gassaway Tossers Dominate Dundon After Swandale Loss
Gassaway rebounded from a 4-0 loss to Swandale to crush Dundon 26-0, with Mick pitching for Gassaway and allowing runs only in six innings. Swandale pitcher Hite held the Gassaway offense to three hits as Bebby Beers and Mose Andrews contributed solid bats, but Dundon, Nenedy, Brown and Hamrick were rocked by a late blowout.
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Mose Andrews
Swandale
Bundon
Nenedy
Brown
Hamrick
Mick
Gasaaway
Wun
Gassaway
Gasswey
Dundon
Hite
Henretty
Paxton
Mike McNally Granted Release to St Paul Club
Mike McNally, utility infielder with the Washington Americans, was released to the St Paul club of the American Association. He had been sent to New York Yankees from Washington, then to St Paul at the Yankees' request, but McNally refused to report to the Saints and reportedly left for New York to confer with Miller Huggins.
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Senators
St. Paul Club
American Association
ST. Paul
Mike McNally
Washington Americans
McNally
New York Yankees
Washington
Domi
Everett Hert
Yankees
Wantington
Saints
New York
Miller Huggins
Americans Compete Amid Record Wimbledon Crowd
Wimbledon opens with over 40 600 seats on Center Court and No 1 Court as fans flood the grounds. Stars like Anderson join a strong American lineup while Borotra Lacoste and the English contend for titles in both singles and doubles events.
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England
Britain
Hetha
Tilden
Sichards
Johnson
Patterson
J. G. Anderson
Australia
Laouate
Borats and
Coche
Aistoria
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Washer and Watson
Belgium
Baron J
L. de Morpureo
Italy
Tim
Mer
Holland
Anderson
Randolph Lyestt
Borotn
Lacoste
Hannessy
Garland
Alonzo Brothers
Fleht
M. Jacob
A. H. Fysee
Helen Wills
Suzanne Long- Ten
Milas MoKana
Miss Ryan
Mie Gengjen
Miex Ryan
Athough Misa McAhane
Mies Pesgey Saunders
Borotra
Lengela
L. A. Goodrie
Shaphead Baron
Mise Bichane
3. B. Gilbert
Milas Ryan
Baron de Morpurgo
Senators Gain Notch In Race In Washington
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 2 to cut Philadelphia's AL lead to a game and a half. Athletics lost to Boston. Zachary kept Indiana hitters scattered as champions benefited from Cleveland's six errors. Beore RH EL Staveland 691 060 n19-2 tie Washington 060 143 Dor-7 goa Unkle Edwards Shaute and Watters Zachary and Seynrald.
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Cleveland
Athletics
Bouls
Zacharry
Indiana
Beore
EL Staveland
Waskington
Dor
Goa Unkle
Edwards
Shaute
Watters
Zachary
Seynrald
Tigers Sweep Red Sox Series in Boston Thriller
Detroit Tigers take the three game set from the Boston Red Sox by three runs on June 22 in Boston. Detroit posted an eight to four score after a nine wins and reverses start in game two. Whitehill and Bassler fueled the attack while Zahner and Pleinich contributed for Boston in the poor outing.
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Foston
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Whiteiilt
Bassler
Zahnizer
Pleinich
Laundrymen Trim Kaufman Nine In Close Game
In a tight league contest the Laundrymen edged Kaufman nine 3.2. Rishon led off with a hit but the leading Ksyusipan Brothers struggled as Charleston Laundry rallied, scoring in the first on Holmes triple and Webb single after Honaker fanned, then pulled ahead to win in a thrilling finish.
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Rishon
Eix
Ksyusipan Brothers
Effeni
Charleston Laundry
Holmes
Arkcman
Webb
Honaker
Three American Golfers Compete In British Open Round One
Three American professionals MacDonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood drew large crowds in the first British Open qualifying round at Troon Scotland. Smith led with 77 on the new course while Barnes posted 72 on the old layout. Kirkwood struggled, and May ONeal led the early pack on the old course as the field split between the two courses.
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MacDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Troon
Joe Kirkwood
Associated Preas
Scotland
Theee
MacDonald Sraith
Smith
Ike Smith
Iade
Hin
Barnes
Ieader
Dick May
Benton
Moges O'Neil
Robin Hood
Eskdale Tossers Defeat Rhonda Four One
Eskdale defeated Rhonda 4 to 1 as Teel fanned 17 and Thompson earned strong support from his mound work. Eskdale, 8th win in 11 games, also capitalized on Rhonda errors despite their own fielding lapses.
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Teel
Rhonda
Eskdale
Hia
Belscora
Catfow
Tell
Scott
Thoma
Fragmentary archival note on 1855 Nevada discovery
A terse OCR fragment references Silver discovery in Nevada in 1855 tied to Cumberland and Wheeling arising from a seven inning game halted by darkness. The text is incomplete, offering few verifiable details beyond geographic hints and a historical timeframe.
Citrus and Nut Shortage Halts Sales in Shanghai
In China the citrus and peanut market faces a price gap with Tsingtao leading to halted sales. Shanghai reports 300 tons of gubera in storage as a result of the disruption.
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Richt
China
Tsingtao
Shanghai
Kidrage
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