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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

16

Louis to Meet Next Opponent in Big Gate Draw

Joe Louis remains center stage after a sixth round knockout of Primo Carnera drawing a $274,631.87 net. Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a Louis Baer or Louis Schmeling title bout that could top $1,000,000 in September with heavy interest from Europe.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press York Joe Lous Joe Gans Negra Fighters Max Schmeling Max Barr Louis Prima Carnera Yankee Stadium Harlem Baer Hoffman Spen Jimmy Braddock Max Joe Jacobs Schmeling Germany Paulino Azcusdun Berlin Jacobs Ecard Louis Baer Louis Schmeling Rickard Mike Jacobs Carnera Louis Ut Promoter Jacobs Joe Fish Levinsky Chicago Braddock Elling Negro

Louis Dominates Carnera In Calm Stadium Show

Damon Runyon notes Joe Louis’s decisive victory over Primo Carnera at Yankee Stadium promoted by the Twenty Century club. Louis’s restraint and ring wisdom impressed reporters as promoters Mike Jacobs and Bill Carey revived interest in boxing, with Louis poised for September tests against Baer or Schmeling.

Carnera Louis Max Baer Max Schmeling Schmeling Walter Neusel Germany Hengsl Jack Peterson Twentieth Century Club Yankee Stadium New York Bill Carey Mike Jacobs

Mrs Everett Wins Low Gross in Kanawha Ladies Day

Mrs H D Everett topped the weekly Kanawha Country Club ladies day with low gross. Mrs Charles Hamilton won the pairing contest and Mrs George Weimer claimed low net. Other competitors included numerous club members such as Mrs G S Young and Mrs Hayes F Picklesimer.

H. D. Everett Kanawha Country Club Charles Hamilton George ©. Weimer G. S. Young Hayes F Picklesimor J. W. Latham Frank Work Carl Hand B. M. Allgood FE. F. Hyre Hubert Kelly

Yates Is Victor In Flying Field Duel

Yates defeated Harry Gandy of Oklahoma two and one while G A Menard of Penn State fell to her, as the page 14 continuation notes future matchups involving Jack Malloy White Menard Woodrow Malloy Johnny Fischer and Welch Haas. A silver tea kettle was also sold in London.

G. A. Menard Penn State Harry Gandy Oklahoma Yates Jack Malloy White Menard Woodrow Malloy Johnny Fischer Welch Haas

Bonsair Victor Wins Feature at Charles Town Race

Bonsair Victor, owned by C. B. Overeash, won the seven furlong feature by a neck over Corner Boy at Charles Town. Bonsoir led most of the way, with Corner Boy closing. Poneader was third. Bets included Cherry Point and Best Batter for a $17.40 double, with a $54,000 pool.

Charles Town Bonsair C. B. Overeash J. L. Coyle Corner Boy Bonsoir M. Nelon Pond Bensoir Jonn Sharks J. White Cherry Point J. H. Royser Big Toney Mrs. A. Forehand Marocen Best Butter Miss L. Seay Seafinn Foxtec

Bailey Cubs Schedule With Special Session Tonight

The Bailey Cubs hold a 7 30 p m meeting at the Bailey store to discuss important business. They will meet the Anchor company team of Highland Sunday at 2 30 at Kellsfield. On July 4 the Cubs play a double header at Hansford. For game requests call 28 323 any day except Sunday.

Bailey Cubs Bailey Cubs Doe Kellsfield Hansford Wisling

Elks Versus Lions Charity Game Draws Local Rivalry

Friday night’s Elks Lions charity game aims funds for Lions work with 35 cent adults and 13 cent children admission. Elks accuse rival players of deserting, listing Duggan’s fighting lineup including Oates Johnston Knight and others. Lions players named include Moore Davis Andrews McLane Robertson Moir Kes sel Hearne Hart with more to come. Ten minutes per inning allowed. donkeys used for base running by most players. Southern Association scores note Birmingham 2 Atlanta 3 Nashville 3 Memphis 4 Knoxville 5 Chattanooga Little Rock scheduled.

The Elks and the Lions Lions di Yelock Elks Lions’ Club James J. Duggan Nalier Oates O. R. Johnston Nickarth Dr. R. K. Buford Frank Knight Jennings Temple L. Leo I T

Two Men Held to Grand Jury in Auto Theft Case

Hubert Hunt and Russell Hunt were held by Justice of the Peace Edwin E. Wilson to the federal grand jury of the Eastern District of Michigan. The panel will convene in Detroit on July 16. They are charged with interstate transportation of two stolen cars from Reston to Detroit. One vehicle belonged to a resident of Ohio Avenue and Bush, Fairview.

Hubert Hunt Russell Hunt Edwin 5 Wison Theester District Michigan Detroit Reston Ohio Avenue Fairview Ter

Valley Bell Triumphs Over Airecuit In Tight Contest

Valley Bell defeated Airecuit with four early runs in the first two innings. Eddie Baker earned the win, while notable plays included multiple hits by Weber and Turner and stellar fielding from Dunbar and Buckley.

Aircuit Valley Bell Tase Vailey Bell Eddie Baker Vantey Bri Central — Abh Buckley Hayin Weber Rugin Ob Oturner Ec Nudah UL Rekton Ie Ny Ploy Db Tiaunbar Finresuts EN Gooner Ss Wadkre Tomer Ad Auker Buacrd Gioatti Noe Atkins Runs Denbyrs Turner Stoien Bares Burksing Fioresch Atkins Dahle Dire Chilton Contrat Valley Sell Baker Eer Bibby Amit Yandenb Pileher Weber Ing Pitener Bibby Derta Folks

Braddock Lanis Brown Bomber By damex 3

Braddock, heavy champion, reflects on Joe Louis dominating Primo Camera in a June 1926 bout. Louis praised for power and technique, predicts another bout and compares his style to Gans and Walcott, noting Camera’s fall after a brutal six rounds. Copyright King Features Syndicate and Universal Service.

Damex Braddock New York Jook Joe Loui Jos Gould Madison Square Garden Jimmy Johneston Carnet Tal Gould Penin Retan Donovan Lima Carera Primo Letis Lamash Prima Itf Gans Walcot Carrie Dynamite Bour Ime King Features Syndicate, Inc Universal Service

Sportsmen Gather At Ruffner Hotel

Kenneth Reed, chairman of the Pennsylvania State Board of Fisheries, was the keynote speaker at a meeting of the Awha Game and Fish Association at the Ruffner hotel. West Virginia clubs and other state sportsman organizations were represented, with speakers from each group. Reed praised local mountains and streams, noting West Virginia spends about 176.00 annually for stream and forest upkeep, vastly more than Pennsylvania, and highlighted the need to stock habitats as hunting and fishing grow in popularity. Nearly 200 attendees heard talks from clubs including Braxton County Rod and Gun, Nicholas County Rod and Gun, Midland Trail Sportsman, Fayette County Hunting and Fishing, and the Southern West Virginia Sportsman Association.

Kenneth Reed Pennsylvania State Board of Fisheries Awha Game and Fish Association Ruffner Hotel J. WH. Mayo Upshur County Red and Gun Club West Virginia Sportsman’s Association Buckhannon Li Reed H. H. Shawhan Canada Pennsylvania Reed Kanawha Game and Figh Association Braxton County Rod and Gun Club Nicholas County Rod and Guy Club Midland Trail Sportsman’s Association Fayette County

Heavies Return On Armory Card At Denver Show

The Americam Legion post in Heavies returns heavyweights for the Armory main event next Monday night. Everett Marshall, 240, La Juanta Colo, faces Nanjo Singh, 200, of India. The winner may meet Young Gotch of Montana in Denver to decide the division’s top contender.

Zisha Brawley Americam Legion Last Mint Cer Armory Everett Marshall la Juanta Colo Nanjo Singh India Lemon Yahatchataker Marshall Young Gotch Montana Denver Reading Jum Tandes Joe Savoldi Colorado Goteh Marshail Singh Ralph Gariboldi Marion Birnston

Yankee Aces Tennis Progress Inches Forward in Round Action

Sidney B Wood of New York defeated G E Godsell of Hugland 8-3 6-3 6-2 to reach the third round while American Davis and John Van Ryn with Donald Butler stoutly advanced. Van Ryn beat Fo Smith 8-1 6-0 6-2 Budge toppled M Bertram 6-4 11-2 6-3 and Borola energized the crowd with a late comeback over Menzel after a back and forth duel.

Sidney B. Wood G. E Godsell Hugland John van Ryn Philadelpha Donald Butler Iakland van Ry Fo Smith Norway Budge M. Bertram South Africa Berotra Menzel

Senator Drop Third as Dayton Wins 3-0 in Series

Dayton defeats Charleston 3-0 as Mary Ulrich limits the Senators to five hits in a pitching duel. Redise, Parker, and Ulrich delivered key doubles in the sixth and seventh innings, with Cummings driving in the final run on a sacrifice, while Ulrich held Charleston to minimal offense.

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Martynik Pitches Birds to Victory

Pitcher Martynik of Huntington shuts Akron to three hits as Huntington routs Akron 7 to 1 in a game highlighted by the Huntington ace earning his third win over Akron this season. Occak homered for the Yankees, while Martynik and Poland provided the key plays.

AERON Martynik Huntington Akrono Red Birds Yankees Occak Akron Poland Kuve Hartie

Tigers Seek Game for Saturday June 20

Sam French the booking manager announced last night that the Charleston Tigers are seeking a game for Saturday June 20. Contact Aba Adkins at phone 34-140 for arrangements in the International League standings notes.

Charleston Tigers Sam French Negro Nile Aba Adkins

Indian Star In Hospital After Firecracker Burn

Earl Averill star outfielder for the Cleveland Indians was hospitalized tonight with burns in his right hand from a firecracker at a picnic. Dr Edward Castle club physician said Averill will be out of action for at least six weeks.

Cleveland Earl Averill Cleveland Indians Tewar Edward Castle Club Physi Averill

American League Standings Report

Baseball standings show teams like Detroit Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Washington and Chicago with wins and losses. Schedule notes list games today including Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia and Detroit or Chicago with others not scheduled.

Detroit-Chicaro Sain Siamines

Dodge Economy Attracts Broadway Star And Public

Victor Moore, star of Anything Goes, praises his new Dodge for striking looks and excellent gas mileage. Mrs. Gertrude Regal reports 3 to 4 extra miles per gallon and 20 percent lower oil costs compared with friends who own small cars. Dodge proclaims roominess, comfort, and luxury for a few dollars more than the lowest priced cars, with list price from $645 at the Detroit factory.

Victor Moore Gertrude Regal Decatur Ave Bedford Parkway Tye Dodge Detroit

Penn Staters Row to Yanks

Washington Pa June 30 The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Generals 12 to 2 in a farm game watched by about 8 000 fans Lou Gehrig collected three hits and drove in three runs though he did not homer The line score shows New York scoring 2 2 0 3 4 1 0 32 Washington 0 0 0 9 1 0 1 2 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Johnstown Pi Pu Portsmouth Lehman Pirates Snyder Washington New York Yankees Washington Generals Jeyson Lou Gehrigo Lui Lou New York Brown Deshong Glent Yocke Washburn Matetz Orpheus Foor Zitz Martin Stark

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