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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1945

Page

8

Zaharias Wins Western Open Title in 4 and 2 Victory

Indianapoli s June 3 Babe Zaharias became the first woman to win three Western Women's Open titles as she defeated Mildred Didrikson Zaharias rival in a grueling 34 hole final. Zaharias led by six holes at the turn but faced a late rally from her opponent before sealing the match with a par on the 34th hole.

Indianapolis Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias Ad Tin Omen Philadelphia Los Angeles Pune Say Spuis Iss Germain Mrs. Zsharias West Coast Park Ridge Biss Germats

Exhibition Tennis At Edgewood With Four Players Scheduled

Two exhibition matches set for Edgewood Country club feature Elmont Alum and Bill Armstrong of Pequonia versus Harry Moore Jr and Wil mer in a best of three. A 4 30 p m mixed doubles contest follows with Lavinia Embleson and Lt Henry Terrie facing Jane McJunkin and Harry Moore.

Edgewood Country Club Elmont Alum Bill Armstrong Pequonia Harry Moore, Jr Wilmer Lavinia Embleson Henry Terrie Jane McJunkin Harry Moore

Golfers Qualify in Gazette's Annual City-Wide Tourney

Blake Elsmon led first-day qualifiers in The Gazette's 14th Annual City-Wide golf tournament at Meadow Brook club. Nearly 20 advanced with 23 or 30 more expected today, and total qualifiers may reach 75 before match play opens Wednesday.

Blake Elsmon Tured The Gazette Meadow Brook Club Jack Krueger Krueger C. C. Condit E. E.valentine C. F. Logan L. C. Hamilton W. L. McBride C. A Smith D. D. Hill A. H., Hill Forest Levy Bark Jones Lou Commetti J. W. Chatfield Ray Tincher R. W.kiefley I Ftndy Brawley Elmer Zimmerman Charley Foster Rene Stone Butch Hugel Jimmy Lear A. E Bigger Bolin Joe Butch) Rugel Carper Earl Jones Luther Wolfe Dr. J. J. Herlihy Bill Tawney Andy Brawley Jim Chatfield Red Hill Gordon Murray Harry Guyer Fre O. Blue John Howell Water Hansen

Ruffing Rejoins Yankees After National Service Discharge

New York Yankees star pitcher Charles Red Ruffing announces he has been removed from the national service list and will join the team on its western trip. He signs a $20,000 contract with Yankees president Larry MacPhail after his discharge. Also note Russ Derby reports to Princeton draft boat and Johnny Lindell, recently enlisted, works out at Fort Dix before an exhibition with Philadelphia.

New York Charles Red) Ruffing New York Yankees Yankees Ruffing Larry MacPhail Yanka Army Russ Derby Princeton Johnny Lindell Philadelphia Lindell Fort Dix N. J

Bymeabond Wins Santa Anita Derby In Upset

Bymeabond, a brown colt from J. K. Houssels stable, upset the Santa Anita derby field to win by a half length over Busher. Georgie Wolfe rode the winner in a 1:50.0 clocking, a new derby record for the mile and an eighth. Payouts were 17.60 4.40 and 2.90 with Busher earning 2.70 and 2.00. The victory raises Bymeabond total earnings to 497. It was his first start since the Kentucky Derby.

Arcadia Cal Bymeabond J. K. Houssels Georgie the Roman) Wolfe Houssels Busher Louis B. Mayer Jay Paley Bymenbond

Dawes Mercantile Tops City Softball Standings

Dawes Mercantile leads the City Softball League under Mac MacDaniels with nine wins and one loss. Complete standings show Dawes Mercantile first, GAIOC second, Carbide third, Sport Mart fourth, Owens fifth, Capital Cleaners sixth. Weekly schedule lists Dawes Mercantile vs Capital Cleaners on Tuesday and others through Friday.

Riverview Leacue duPont Washington Manor West Side Dawes Mercantile Mac MacDaniels W Ss GAIOC Carbide Sport Mart Owens Capital Cleaners GMOC Carbide Yx Thursda Frid

Capitol Playground Team Tops League Standings

The Capitol school softball team leads the seven team city playground league with four wins and no losses under Pud Hutson. Standings show Capitol 44-0, Stonewall 3-1, Magazine 42-0, Tisketwah 2-3, Legion 2-2, Reynol Lincoln 0-4.

Capitol School City Playground Pud Hutson Capitol Stonewall Magazine Tisketwah Legion Reynol Lincoln

Starr Sold to Cubs in Waiver Deal

The Pittsburgh baseball club announced the sale of pitcher Ray Starr to the Chicago Cubs for 7500 dollars. The 39 year old hurler was suspended after leaving without permission following last Sunday’s doubleheader with St. Louis and failing to report for the Chicago series.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Baseball Club Today Ray Starr Chicago Cubs St. Louis Chicago

Church-Y Softball Loop Schedule Includes Multiple Games

The Church-Y Softball Loop announces a doubleheader at Cabell field with Kelly Tire Sales facing Huntington Boosters at 2. A.J. Jarrett will pitch for Kelly Tire with Mona Hughes and G. T. Saunders on the mound. Butch Starks returns to strengthen Huntington. Predictions note a spotty hunting season due to late freezes.

Kelly Tire Kelly Tire Sales Huntington Boosters Cabell Field Jimmy Jarrett Mona Hughes G.T. Saunders Butch Starks Jays Nelson Washington Gus Walters Floyd Meadows Huntington Aces West Virginia Conservation Coininelen

Williams Kennedy predict Tigers pennant run in 1946

Ted Williams and Bob Kennedy, Marine pilots in training at Jacksonville NAS, predict Detroit will win the American League pennant with Hank Greenberg leading the attack. They expect a close race and note Charley Gehringer’s Navy team remains strong as Detroit’s key strength.

Jacksonville Fla Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Ad. Lis Ted Williams Bob Kennedy Marine Corps Jacksonville Naval Air Station Greenberg Williams Hank Kennedy Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox NAS Charley Gehringer Gehringer Tiger Navy

Phillies Rally Past Giants 9-8 in Wild Inning Finish

Philadelphia beats New York 9 to 8 to take two of three in the series. Andy Seminick drove in the winning run with Vince DiMaggis scoring after a walk to open the seventh. Bill Voiselle pitched briefly for the Giants, yielding six runs. Johnny Rucker keyed an early Giant push with a triple, while Clyde Kluttz added a late spark in the ninth.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies New York Giants Andy Seminick Vince DiMaggis Bill Voiselle I Giants Philly Johnny Rucker Mel Ots New York Bill Lee Giants Phillies Clyde

Pavot Captures Belmont Wildlife 2nd Jeep 3rd

Sports writers prepare for the annual West Virginia sports writers golf tournament at Preston County Country Club. Darrell Harless of The Charleston Gazette defends with last year’s 85 at Logan as locals guard greens for the summer.

Pavot Belmont Wildlife Jeep Ascomareg Preston County Country Club Army Air Corps West Virginia Fea Cherrie Craig Kingwood Darrell Harless The Charleston Gazette Association Logan

Ott Cancels VoiselleFine In Preview Of Clam Bake

Philadelphia June 23 Manager Mell Ott of the New York Giants said he had refunded the $500 fine assessed to pitcher Bill Voiselle for ignoring instructions in a night game with the St Louis Cardinals. Voiselle had been instructed to throw a waste ball and has since failed to mound assignments. Belmont Stakes pays Pays plant Paysot won the $50 000 added race beating Wildlife to earn $62 070.

Philadelphia Mell Ott New York Fionts Bill *Voiselle St. Louis Cardinal Giants Seus Johnny Us P Bop Voiselle NEW Tank Walter Jeffords James M.roebling

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