Cohn to Meet Smith In Net Semi Finals
Sam Cohn of Becks reaches the state closed tennis semi finals at the Charles Ont tennis club facing Audrey Smith this afternoon at 4 30. Cohn advanced with wins over John Gray and Charles Front, while Smith squeezed past Charley Gore after a tight struggle. Arkle and Allen join the other semi final at 2 30, with Arkle edging H M Bulen in a 9 7 decisive final set and Allen beating Bob Skinner 6 4. Mrs Evelyn Heiberg and Mary Lewis Dickinson also logged wins in women’s singles while officials set 60 cent admission for today and tomorrow’s matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampion
Sam Cohn
Becks
Audrey Smith
Charlesont
Beckley
Colin
John Gray
Rainelle
Charles Front
Wheeling
Gray
BF. Arkle
Jimmy Allen
Elkins
Charleston
Arkle
H. M. Bulen
Geome Yea
Allen
Bob Skinner
Shastation
Evelyn Heiberg
Huntington
Margaret Morris
Inton
Mary Lewis Dickinson
Helen Conklin
Jane Hoyet Hustington
H. L. Bennet
Visale Ch
Dim
Binzer
Mire
Svalyn Meibérg
Muntington
Gefeateg Igh
Babcock-Van Ryn
Lese- Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Marjorie Gladman Ven Rye
Betty Nuthallim
England
David N. Jones
Daniel Prend
Ster
H. G. N. Cooper
Tom Tinkler
Bryan BM
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Gerald D. Stratford
Saw
America
Tanner
T. Hughan
H. van Swol
Holland
Grant
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Australia
Kho Sin Kia
G. Lum
China
Hal
Hal Surface
Kansas City
A. M. Cuninggim
Dita Stoh
Japan
Surface
I. G. Collins
Ears
Kay Stammera
Jeane de Meulemeester
Belgium
Budge
Caska
Czechoslovakia
Quist
Allison
Maier
Pikor Wins Twice At Charles Town
At Charles Town on June 26 Lou Pikor rode two winners to tie Sammy Palumbo for the meeting lead until Palumbo won the feature aboard Sky Ride. Pikor won early on Doreen and again on Lady Buck, with Second Story paying 22 and the day’s double totaling 3156.40. Palumbo led most of the day, Canteret won the fourth, and an eight race card is planned for tomorrow with capacity crowds expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Lou Pikor
Sammy Palumbo
Palumbo
Sky Ride
Basil A. Hahmount
Tongs
Shirley Povich
Piker
Doreen
Col. E . A. Pierce
Imra
J. H. Elliott
Lady Buck
Smallwood'n Hogarty
A. B. Miller
Upperville
Second Story
al. J. Boyle
Jockey Club
Indians Rally To Beat Red Sox 8 7 In Ten Inning Tilt
Joe Vosmik homered in the tenth as Cleveland defeated Boston 8 to 7 in a high hitting game. Both teams combined for 26 hits with Cleveland edging Boston 13 to 11. Vosmik delivered the decisive blast while Denny Galehouse left early for Thornton Lee and Mel Harder finished for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Vosmik
Sox
Boston
Denny Galehouse
Thornton Lee
Jack Wilson
Letty Grove
Mel Harder
Jack Russell
Cevelane Bartsane
Abroa Almada Ct
O Maghen
Toa L Ronen
Hootash Saat Cooke Axx
OlAvertil
Russell
OyTronky
Cramer
Miler
Og'mpbe
Forsi
Solenouse
Ferrelle
Anne
iLee P Wison
niMarder
Mailllo
Fotalk
Tun Atered
Grove
Almadan
Ted
Nroner
Kroner Ad
Gopke
Foxx
Meltio
Bale
Averiil
Tropky
Bullyan
Voomik
Knickerbocker
Eirare
McNair
R. Ferrell
Rune Balted
Kramer
Milier
Fosx
Cronin
Werber
Averill
Bull
Heeder
Milton
Pieher
Loalng Witener
Veil
Umphzee
Johns
Upset in National Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Chicago June 26 Paul Lettie of Iowa State upset team captain Fred Haas Jr by 5 and 4 in a semifinal. Leslie Victor faces Michigan’s Charles Rocals for the title after rallying to beat Willie Turnesa 1 up over 37 holes. Leslie led most of the match and previously won the 1084 Southern title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Lettie
Low
Fred Haas, Jr
Leslie
Charles Rocals
Michigan
Kocala
Willie Turnesa
Holy Cross
Wolverine
Haas
Jacobs Opposed To Selling Bout
New York June 26. Mike Jacobs rejected Walter Rothenburgs 350000 bid to buy the contract for the Sim Braddock Max Schmeling heavyweight title fight. Jacobs said Rothenburg does not understand the situation and that Schmeling is under contract while Brad dock is the property of Madison Squares Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Jacobs
Walter Rothenburg
Sim Braddock
Max Schmeling
Rothenburg
Jacobs
Schmeling
Braddock
Madison’ S Square Garden
Sarazen Trails Leaders by Four Strokes in Open Tournament
At Hoylake England June a wind swept second round kept Gene Sarazen within four of the leaders as William Cox and Jimmy Adams shared the lead. Sarazen posted 75 to reach 148 with Turner 149 and multiple British players close behind. Cox and Adams rallied with 73s to stay atop the field as 62 players advanced to the final 36 holes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
Gene Sarazen
Stelking
William J. Cox
Jimmy Adams
Scotland
Cox
Adams
Royal Liverpool Championship Course
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
America
Ezar
Saracen
Serazen
Tommorrow
Sarazen
Ted Turner
Fine Valley
N.Y
Wille Rin
San Francisco
Frank Ball
Mobile
Ala
Goggin
Ball
Hix
Yesterdas
Henry Cotton
Alf Padgham
Catton
Padgham
Francis Francis
Marcel Dallemagne
Richad Burton
Alls
Percy Allix
Bert Gadd Ang Hom Green
Tom Collinge
Norman Sutton
W. H. Davies
D. J. Rees
Wally Smithers
Arthur D. Locke
Turner
Whitecombe Brothers
Charles
Reginald
J. B. Busson
Max Faulkner
Auprey Boomer
Sarexen
Rolf
Frank Francis
Sunny Jarman
Yarner
Francis
Taday
Kocsis Reaches Intercollegiate Golf Finals
Chicago June 26 Charles Chuck Kocsis from Michigan defeated Willie Tornesa of Holy Cross one up in 37 holes to reach the finals of the national intercollegiate golf title. He will face Paul Lesie of Louisiana State, who won his match against Fred is 4 and 2 to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Chuck) Kocsis
Michigan
Willie Tornesa
Holy Cross
Paul Lesiie
Louisiana State
Fred Is
Bass Season Opens Sunday in State Streams
The state conservation commission lists top bass waters for opening Sunday. Chief Game Protector E H Morford says this may be the best season in five years, with streams including the South branch Potomac Ca capon Greenbrier Coal Little Kanawha Cheat Buckhannon Middle Island Creek in the central region named. Closed streams include Cranberry Shaver Fork Tug Tug Elk reach near Welch and Sutton area. The season runs until November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Conservation Commission
E. H. Morford
South Branch
Potomac
Cacapon River
Greenbrier
Coal
Litle Kanawha
Cheat
Buckhannon Rivers
Middle Island Creek
Guyandotte
Logan
Fish Creek
Marshall County
Fishing Creek
Wetzel County
Cranberry River
Cheat River
Spruce
Pocahontes County
Tug River
McDowell
Welch
Elk River
Sterret's. Shoals
Sutton
Katherine Rawls Keeps Swim Title
Katherine Rawls of the Miami Beach Swimming Club defended her national title in the 300 meters medley at the women’s national championships in Manhattan Beach. Eleanor Holm previously held the title, with Rawls leading Doris Brennan and Johanna Gorman in order. The Washington DC half mile relay team also retained its crown, returning to Seattle for the third straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Beach
Ketherine Rawls
Miaca Beach
Washington D. C
Seattle
Washington
Rawls
Eleanor Holm
Doris Brennan
Providence
Johanna Gorman
Homestead
Mary Lou Petty
Betty Lea
Donna Burkley
Oliver McKean
Women's Swimming Association
Miss Buckley
Miss McKean
Tigers Play Ward Today in Charleston Meet
The Charleston Tigers face Ward this afternoon at Ward. Previously reported change moves the game to today. The Tigers also host Rayford at Valley Bell Park on Sunday at 2:80 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Tigers
Ward
Charleston
Tigers
Rayford
Valley Bell Park
Budge and Allison Advance in Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Wimbledon reports Budge, America's top hope, blasting Josef Caska 6-3 6-0 1-4 to reach the quarterfinals. Wilmer Allison edged Clarence Jones in a marathon 10-8 6-4 1-6 7-5 match. Von Cramm and Austin also progressed as rain disrupted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Cramm
Bunny Austin
Crawfoed
Quist
Wimbledon
England
Donald Budge
America
Oakland
Cal
Josef Caska
Czechoslovakia
Wilmer Allison
Clarence Jones
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
W. H
Bunny) Austin
Enrique Maier
Spain
Alliss Feared By Gene Sarazen at British Open Halfway
HOYLAKE England June 26 Universal Service reports the British Open halfway leaders include Willie Cox and Jimmy Adams tied near 4 under. Percy Alliss looks strong after two solid rounds while Henry Cotton and others struggle with putting. Sarazen, Turner, and Hagen referenced in US note as potential late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sarazen
Universal Service
Alf Padgusra
Henry Cotton
Richyard Burton
Frank Francis
Marcel Dallemagne
Percy Alliss
Bert Gadd
Tom Green
Cotton
U Alliss
Hagen
Jones
United States
Ted Turner
America
Houlsko
Ward Falls to Putney 8-6 in Key Tie Gain
In the Keqwwha Valley league Ward lost 8-6 to Putney at Armor Park, dropping back into a first place tie with the Engravers while DuPont beat Owens-Illinois 19-2 to move a half game ahead in the Industrial division. Marshall and Brown scattered six Ward runs, and H Wilkinson led Ward with four hits. DuPont's Hart earned the win as Owens-Illinois suffered a heavy defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Putney
DuPont
Wesseeday
Ward A
Owend I Minels
Engravers
Pirates
Reds
Pure Ou
Armor Park
Charleston Engravers
United Lads
Laidley
Bloxsom Dairy
Blossom and duPont
Armor
Marshall
Brown
Larmbert
H. Wilkinson
L. Johnson
Jones
Gay
Honaker
P. Stamper
McBane
Hill
B. Ballard
Gardner
KB. Nunley
Beare
Foourth
Lambert
A. Nunley
N. Johnson
H. Wilkinsom
Johnson
Wilkinson
Myera
L. Wilkinson
EL Stamper
Andrews
McBane Cf
Murennit
Gmrants
Ardori
Jahneen
A. Manley
Arnett
Jonnion
Anaveya
Wiontog
Varnety
DeWeese
Hart
Miller
Howell
Crawford
Milford Carney
Lefty White
Edwards
Owens-Clinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cohn
Smith
Charley Gore
Gehn
Oeke-Tremary
Iterpetionn! League Baithmers
Newark &Pyreses
Memphis
New Gorienas
Birmingham
Mia Jane Hoy
Auntington
Mra. H. L. Bennett
Pikor
Tribe Downs Red Sox
Kickeo
Wobington
Predelphia
Detroit
Louis
Philadelphta
Leslie Victor
Embassy Club
Spears
Nas Tri Nay
Yoostiat
Colonels
Gene
Gene Tanney
Fomer
Philadelphia
Grorge FH
Earle
Pennsylvanis
Birs. Earle
U. S. Hope
Kocsis
Katherine Rawls
Dicker
Yanke
Alliss
Jimmy Ts
Owens-Moma
Laidley Field
Howel
Gerace
Ott White
Ad Edwards
White
Botcher’ Mart
Reare Od Fulks
Tims
Eer Artar
Iwai Rt
Jack Holt
Ted Healy