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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

11

Tryout Camp Continues For Brooklyn Dodgers Prospects

Brooklyn Dodgers extended an invitation to state athletes to attend the second session of a three day tryout camp at Kanawha park starting at 9 a.m. today. Scouts Frank Rickey and Rex Bowen will evaluate high school graduates aged not yet 19 as of August 5 for the Brooklyn Against the World series and potential farm club material in the next two days.

Brooklyn Dodgers Kanawha Park Brooklyn Frank Rickey Rex Bowen Rickay Dodgers Rickey Dodger Gazette Gene McDonough American Legion Bowen Watt H. Powell Charleston Senators Harleas Gasett

Top Flight Amateurs Anticipate Canadian Open in Montreal

In Montreal on June 24, amateur golfers are set to compete in the Canadian Open. The event gathers top amateur players for a premier tourney with prospects for notable scores.

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Amateur Golf Entries From Across States for Heaconsfield Meet

Entries received for Thursday’s Heaconsfield Golf Club event include Frank Stranahan of Toledo who led all Canadian amateurs and pros at last year’s Toronto Open, Ed Meister Jr of Cleveland, John Ryerson of Springfield Center Mass Anthony Lopucki of Dearborn Mich and Jim Telfer of Hollywood Calif. The piece notes the origin of the cross word puzzle in the New York World of December 1913.

Heaconsfield ‘Golf Club Frank Stranahan Toledo Toronto Ed Meister, Jr Cleveland John Ryerson Springfield Center Mass Anthony Lopucki Dearborn Mich Jim Telfer Hollywood Cail

Margiotti Tops List as Pirates Purchase Rumors Rise

Pittsburgh reports place Charles J. Margiotti, noted attorney and former Pennsylvania attorney general, at the head of a growing group ready to buy the Pittsburgh Pirates. He declined comment as rumors of a sale and about 3 million dollars in negotiations circulate, with club president William E. Benswanger unavailable for comment.

Margiotti Pirates Pittsburgh Charles J. Margiotti Fof Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Pirates Margioiti Margiviti Erie Dispatch-Herald Ray Peebles Dispatch-Heratt Forbesfield Bucs William E. Benswanger

All-Star Setto Tickets Go On Sale in Charleston League Debut

Tickets went on sale for the Charleston junior baseball league’s first annual All-Star Game at Kanawha Park Thursday at 8 p.m. Duets priced 50 and 25 cents are available at Sport Mart on Quarrier Street. Tom's Toasted Peanuts, winners of the first league half, face an All-Star team from the other five clubs managed by Edwin Chilton III. Shrewsbury Juniors defeated Riverside 4–2 yesterday as L. Light earned the win.

Charleston Kanawha Park Sport Marton Quarrier St. Tom's Edwin Chilton, III

Radio Interviews Slated For Scouts Tryout Camp

Brooklyn Scouts Rex Bowen and Frank Rickey, tied to the state amateur series, will be interviewed tonight on local radio. Bowen and Rickey appear at 5 p.m. Charleston time on WGKV with sportscaster Joe Farris and at 6:18 p.m. over WCHS with Sparta Director Ernie Saunders.

Brooklyn Rex Bowen Frank Rickey Charleston WGKV Joe Farris WCHS Sparta Ernie Saunders

Local tryouts aim to pick Bklyn trip hopefuls from Gazette selection

Rickey and Bowen praised several yesterday as they watched players report for a tryout. The Gazette selection committee including Watt Powell Gene McDonough and Darrel Harless Bowen urged 18 to 22 year olds to report for a chance at an expenses paid trip to Brooklyn before the July 20 deadline. Howard Beverly drew attention as he pitched for the Viscose club with brother Dave present though ineligible for Brooklyn.

Rickey Bowen Gazette Selection Committee Brooklyn Watt B. Powell Gene McDonough Darrel Harless Salem West Virginia University Dave

Carbide Downs Highcoal In Industrial League Clash

Carbide kept its bid for first place by beating Highcoal 43 to 41. Woody Brothers pitched well as Carbide rallied from a 2 0 deficit through a three run third inning to seize the lead and never relinquish it. In tonight’s games Dr Pepper visits Nitro to face Viscose and Sineacore.

Carbide Downs Highcoal Carbide Highcoal Woody Brothers Dr. Pepper Nitro Highcoat Baltets Benedict Brothers Tarner

Braves Extend Win Streak to Five Games

Yankees Word: Braves beat Cubs 5-0 as Ed Wright and Tommy Holmes star in Boston. Wright threw five hits for his sixth win and Holmes delivered a decisive triple in the fifth inning. Dodgers edge Reds in 13 innings to widen lead. Furillo drives in Walker in 13th. Red Sox and Tigers twilight game ends tied after nine.

York Billy Southworth Boston Braves Braves Chicago Cubs Ed Wright Tommy Holmes Cubs Wright Bruins Holmes Johnny Schmitz Bede Teaning Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Carl Furillo Dixie Walker Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals Kee Reds Kirby Higbe Doggers Bucky Walters Cincinnati Vic Lombardi Dodger Grady Hatton Bruce Edwards Wild Cincy Hugh Casey Lombardi Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Cauljet Red Sox Associated Press ABA Walker Dodgora Ee Vernon Benmtors Pistel Cardinal Ty Wiilna Bernadine Browns Bune Lea Blaughter Cerda Doerr Usta Cardinale Williams Dodgers Work Rams Initeggio Fenkoes Giants Bistiuer Greenberg Tigery pEiner Prater Keller Yankeee

Auto Racing Set Sunday at Four-H Fairgrounds

Midget auto racing returns to the Four-H Fairgrounds half mile oval below Dunbar with a second event set for July 4. Promoter J J Coleman of Coleman Racing Enterprises said two races in five days meet fan demand and will draw leading drivers. In earlier action Charley Stewart won the 20 lap feature before 4000 fans at the Fairgrounds. The Evans Fair Grounds in Ripley also hosted races where Kerns Roush won, J Dee Folden was second, Vince Hand third, and Bob Fannin of South Charleston overturned his car and slid 50 feet without serious injury.

Dunbar J. J. Coleman Coleman Coleman Racing Enterprises Fairgrounds Charley Stewart Charleston Evans Fairgrounds Track Ripley Kerns Roush Pomeroy Ohio J. Dee Folden Vince Hand Dayton J Stewart Gene Huffmien Dupbar Bob Fannin South Charleston

Byers Cards 70 Grabs Open Lead in WV Open

Charles Armentrout OGAN June 24 Byers White Sulphur Springs pro and ex soldier posted 33 37 70 to lead the 72 hole West Virginia Open at Logan Country Club. He holds a one stroke edge on a 90 player field with Coffey Blizzard and others tied for second at 71. Amateurs Megeff Krauch and Varda lead a large group in fourth. Browning and Vaughan lead the pro division with 73 while Blizzard earns a $25 savings bond for top amateur. Another round tomorrow then 36 hole cut to 48 for Wednesday. Snead and Little to play in British Open at St Andrews July 15.

Charles Armentrout Ogan Tulian L Pete) Byers Okinawa U. S. Army Logan Country Club Byers White Sulphur Springs Rut Coffey Moundsville Roy Blizzard Charleston Coffey Blizzard Arnold Browning Huntington Ray Vaughan Lewisburg Jules Blanton Benny Varda Spencer Browning Tate Varda Earl E. Jones U. S D. G. (Deege) Rangeley Bluefield Pete Peterzon Andy Brawley George Hoffer Wheeling Harl Jones We Cunningham Oak Hill Frank Johnson Logan Freddie Vaughan Glen Thompson Barboursville Ernie Hoffer Chiramxing Snead Ana Sam Snead la Gaurdia E. S England St Andrews Scotland

Russia claims world record in 100 meters breast stroke

London reports Russia asserts a new world best as Leo nid Mashkov clocks 100 meters in 1.05.2, surpassing Bolchenko. The record under the 1940 federation standard stood at 1.07.3 by American R. R. Hough. Brazil climate note ends passage.

Russia London Moscow Leonid Mashkov Bolchenko International Swimming Fepertation R. R. Hough United States

John Brawley Wins Legacy League Opener At Christy Field

John Brawley Post 120 defeated Elk Kanawha 6 to 5 in the county legion league opener at Christy field. Lefty Bays limited Elk Kanawha to three hits for the win. Bays, Wolfe, Cantrell, and Davis contributed on the mound and in the field as Post 120 claimed the tight first-game victory.

Altview Kanawha Post American Legion John Brawley Christy Field County Legion League Lefty Flash Bays Elk-Kanawha Tki-Kanawha Wolfe Cantrell Davis Morgan

Monsanto and Leonard's Win at St Albans Softball League

In St Albans tonight Monsanto defeated Westvaco 16 to 4 while Visco dese dropped a 9 to 4 decision to Leonard's Hardware. Legion notes Winifrede Junction beat Thomas Marshall Post 7 to 2 behind Don Lacy who fanned 12. Tomorrow games include Westvaco versus Viscone and Monsanto against Ohio Apex.

Monsanto Leonard ST. Albans Westvaco Viscose Viscone Ohio Apex

Eddie Francis Signs Contract With Phillies

Eddie Francis, a slugging outfielder from South Charleston High School, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League. South Charleston coach Bill Weber said Francis will report Saturday to Schenectady, New York, for the Canadian–American League Class C club. Francis drew interest from several teams, including the Cincinnati Reds, and was signed by scout Eddie Krajnik.

Eddie Francis South Charleston Philadelphia Phillies Bill Weber Francis Cincinnati Reds Schenectady N. Y Weber Francia Eddie Krajnik

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