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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

8

Dayton Stages Three Run Spurt in Eighth to Trim Senators

Dayton won the series opener from Charleston 4 2 as Gilvary out pitched LaMaster. Swanson triple Powell and a fielder s choice sparked a three run eighth. Boone homered and Millies added a double while Charleston's Leone hit a homer.

Dayton Senators the Gazette Charleston LaMaster Big Dan Leone Gilvery Art Bu- Perko Byrd Crone Inala Alee Daytom Swanson Powell Gortle Chip Helmick Laninster Fn Boone Charieate Dayvin Tohasiu Ncazen Dorb'nixk Oi Moralea Mackie c Buperko Tad LaMaster Oguvery Beimick Totus Ainile Poe Ticoo Perko Errom Longweker Lu- Ramet Guzen Mornies Milles Swanton Millies Dotterer Morales Anak Ascrifices McCrone Biruck LaMatter Oilvary EU Pells Gilvary Lanfaster Ton hasn—Daston Harlot Fee Clark and Denes

Beckley strengthens league lead with big win

Beckley opened a stronger hold on first place by walloping Zanesville 14 to 7. Bassett, Fenen, Grimm, Grite Nt, and Almon led the attack as Beckley dominated the pacing. Springfield trounced Huntington 10 to 1 to climb from the cellar in the series opener, while Wheeling rallied late to down Johnstown 14 to 11 with Gwathmey and Mattie in key roles.

Eanesville Beckley Walloping Zanes Beckiene Bassett Fenen Grimm Grite Nt Almon Springfield Jung Springfield Chicks Huntington Lunvington Merleau Hines Ragton Connelly Mundo Rowland Wheeling Zevénta Setetth Ixo Johnstown Ohnstown Gwathmey Mattie Maxowski Padlonowski Tobi Dickey

Amateur Boxers Battle Tonight At Mountaineer

Amateur night at Mountaineer A C features youths in a heavy program starting 8 30 pm. Matchmaker Cataline predicts several knockouts as Clarence Jones meets Frankie Van Walkenberg while Hack Hun atan faces Raymond Hollamb and Hubert Davis meets Andy Ornbatun. Roy Scott earns a couple more bouts with Sevier refereeing and Harry and Larry Pepper serving as judges.

A. C Simon Pures Johnny Cataline Clarence Jones Frankie van Walkenberg Hack Hunatan Raymond Hollamb Hubert Davis Andy Ornbatun Bill Whittaker Roy Scott Rai Woke Sevier Harry and Larry Pepper Ameg

White Challenges Williams to Bout

Bly Wilipmy, state lightweight champion by foul in a recent bout with Steve O Minn ey of Wheeling, defends title in a busy schedule. Billy White of Marmet, managed by Jonny Cataline, seeks a title bout with the Charleston youth. No official word yet on progress.

Bly Wilipmy Steve O'Miniey Wheeling Iite Turing Dows Iner Billy White Marmet Jonny Cataline Charleston

County Golf Meet Opens July 12 at Kanawha Club

The Katawae county amateur men’s golf tournament is set to begin July 12 at Kanawha Club. Qualifying rounds will be 18 holes on July 32 and continue through July 17 with matches weekly, entry fee $2.50. Defending champion Sting R. Mall will defend title against challengers including Edgyeveood’s Fritz Bannerot and new Kanawha Club member Alex Larmon.

Kanawha Club Katawae Bil Bickman Kanai Country Club Sting R. Mall Kanawhavinb All Lively Edgewood Country Club Fritz Bannerot Edgyeveood West Virginia Whlen Ne Hall Alex Larmon Kasewhna Larmon Kanawha

Pairings Set for Ladies' Spring Championship at Edgewood

Post-qualifying rounds name Mrs. John Ray medalist with 69 for 14 holes and announce first flight matchups including Miss Mary Dickinson and Mrs. P. A. Thomas. Second and third flights feature Mrs. J. Morrison and Mrs. W. Liveley among others with pairings for opening rounds.

Edgewood Country Club John Ray Ray Wil A. M. Hnl C. E. Hamilton Mary_ Lewis Dickinson Bitsy. Vanden Berg P. A. Thomas M. L. Dillon H. B. _ Wehrle C. Smith D. M. Glitiman Zanzy Lao’ Hamilton L. M. LaFolletta Mra C. Jeffords Ming Becky Dickinson J. H. McClarie A. J. Davis Third Flight A.P. Willams J.C. Morrison Mes Vc, Smith G. L. Ashley W. T. Lively W. FP Mnndt Garolins Smitchell R. G. Stinner J. M. Imbaden R. PB. Devan H. Holt J. T. Grane

Braves Shut Out Cards in Opener

Boston pitchers limited the St Louis lineup to six hits as the Braves opened the series with a 1 0 victory. Johnson pitched for Boston, with Walker and Wetker among the hitters contributing in a low scoring season opener in Boston.

Braves Boston St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves Durechar piys—Manrum Urbanskint Jordan St. Bouts Walker Jamson Hilx Wetker Magerkurth McGrew

Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday's National and American Leagues

Yesterday's results show Brooklyn blanked Cincinnati 3 to 0 while St Louis defeated Boston. Other NL scores include Philadelphia 0 New York 0 and Toronto 4 Montreal 5. Today Pittsburgh visits New York and Chicago plays at Philadelphia among other listed games across leagues with several postponements noted.

Brooklyn IL Cinclonati Bonton St. Louis Lewis Cloomland Washington Chicago Philadelphia New York Detralta Haston National League Pittsburgh Boston Shnelanati American Seacon Washington Cleveland Falingelphia Chluega Detroit Lestus Marines Cloodeulnyx Aersar Ohich New York Ae Bt. Louis Pittsburgh A Shicago Banton Eh Wiehingtons A Eat Philade Eerie Heneue Marinre Govette Dividian Marlin Davrett Ivano Mult Starcher Clendenin

Dodgers Dominate Reds In Big Early Lead

Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 11 to 2 as Dodgers erupt for 10 runs in first three innings behind strong hits and solid pitching. Moore, Grantham, Taylor, and Frederick drive early offense. Johnson and Kolp chased early.

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Gassaway Team Defeats Widen in Diamond Contest

FRAMETOWN. The 27-r Company Gaf &way won from Widen on diamond 8 to 5. Sierrats Selig committed by both teams. White of Gaesnaray led for Gassaway. Ritter withdrew hits, Smith Telleves Henrietts in the seventh. Ritter was the winning pitcher. Henrietta, Barrick, Grogg and Fock noted in lineups.

Frametown Gaf &Way Widen Diamond Sierrats Selig White Gaesnaray Ing Ritter Smith Telleves Henrietts Gassaweye Henrietta Smith Barrick Grogg

Handley Triumphs Over Burnwell In 9 7 Victory

Handley Co and C Rudvenders defeated Burnwell Sunday 9 to 7 at Handley. Goon pitched well for Handley striking out six but was relieved after six runs in the second inning. George relieved and allowed several hits as Burnwell threatened, with late scoring and substitutions noted.

Handley Handley Co C. Rudvenders Burnewell Goon Ywuminly Wid Markham Burnwell Pikeher War Moyntt Genond Inne Honeyyoy" Garorge Watt

Americans Lose Ryder Cup To Great Britain In 6-5 Finish

Britain defeats the United States 6 5 in the Ryder Cup after two days of intense play. Syd Easterbrook defeats Densmore Shute as Great Britain seizes the trophy on home soil. Heavy losses for Dutra Runyan Diegel and Hagen push the Americans to the brink before Sarazen Wood and Smith secure late wins. The U S gains even singles, but the deficit from yesterday cannot be overcome.

Squtiport America Sineelsbow Devent Great Britain Sonte Trived Planes of Wales Syd Easterbrook Densmore Shute Combe Jost Ming Rna Imiteh Geries Aloe All Square Avd Lacey Helew Toadé Garrison Gene Sarazen Alf Padgham Craig Wood New Jersey W. H.davies Horton Smith Charles Whitisombe United States

Martin Shawver Win in Twilight

In a tightly pitched game at Laidley field Martin's Quality Service tops Jacrett Printers 1-0 in eight innings. Joe Denegan and Bill Keily masterful on the mound, with Pilson driving in the only run on a double in the eighth and Hess singling home Pulson for the decisive score.

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Cleveland Halts Senators' Triumphal Pennant March

Cleveland stopped Washington's march by defeating the Senators 7 to 6 as Cleveland pulled within one game of New York. Pitching by Thomas McAfee and Russell, Cleveland benefited from timely hits including a 11th inning homer by Mitt Giatz­er and two-base hits by Sewell and Gaslin. Washington led 6 0 after nine, but Cleveland rallied with a ninth-inning run and hard-hitting defense to take the victory.

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Yanks Rally Past Tigers In Seventh And Eighth

Detroit at home falls to New York as the Yankees surge with key hits in the seventh and eighth innings. Gehrig and Combs drive runs while Parker, Lazzerini and Stone add output. Marberry suffers the loss as Brown holds on for the victory.

Detroit Yankees Detroit ‘Tigers Chapman Lazzerimma Combs Yanks Stone Tigers Mark Detroit Abhpe & Abhpa Gomby Wiker Sewell Owen Sb Fwiker Gehrig Lb Olsionerf Og jExetert Ab Wropelt Ruths Gayywrch Farrell Osehuble Brown Ud'eand Daviz Ering Toluls Gaigat Toluls Gaigat Sl Vatath Hix Crosetti Hayworth Marberry White Airy Ain Gana Gambs PF. Walker Lagrers G. Walker Geh~ringer Greenberg Rowe Runa Balted Gehtle Lazer Ro- Bell Gehringer F Walker Combs G Walker Gehtig Croseh Hogell Home Rens Shapman Lazzerl Owen Gomez New York Maberry Herring Gowen Hering Gomes Ty Herring Rawe Plioner pitsher—Macberry Wniplings van Graflun Summers and Hildeband

Pale Hose Beat A's in Relief Heavy Chicago Victory

Chicago White Sox pitchers Red Faber and the relief staff held Philadelphia as an early hit attack produced runs. Foxx and Swanson led the offense in a one sided CHI win with three base hits apiece and several key defensive plays. Philadelphia struggled, leaving 12 on base while Chicago collected 10.

Chicago Lune Red Faber Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics McNair Royke Oh Cromer Jalsnsot Bills Cute Inge

Wojethovski Visits Guthrie Camp On Elk River

Wojethovski visits Guthrie camp on Elk River to assist with football drills. He spends several days with George Gunh rie, a student co-maneuver elert, and plans a regular berth on the Bunother teak weak. Weston is noted for the trip to California with the Pitre team list fall.

Lovie Wiicihovsky George Gunhrie Elert Guthrie Elk Riyar Woajethovski Regelar Bert Weston Suset Alend California Pitre

Dunbar Race Track Being Remodeled for Fourth of July

Dunbar race track undergoes remodeling with widened curves and dust laying prep to boost speeds for the Fourth of July event. Promoters report four more bullet entries bringing total to eighteen with top entrants Jerry Berry from Akron and Delbert Deb Snyder among others, as excitement builds for Charleston’s first Speedway venture.

Dunvar Jerry Berry Akron Ohio Barry Sharon Patrek Brook Park Cleveland Jerry Meiny Herizan Bill Chittum Columbus Shorty Wolfe Delbert Deb Sny@er Deb Detroit Bob Cares Charleston

Meadows to Meet Martin in July 4 Boxing Card

Tammy Meadows of Charleston plans a July 4 bout in Mullens against Kid Martin of Beckley after two years of retirement. Meadows, once a top light heavyweight, says he’s in fit shape and ready to face Martin, who is known as a tough scrapper.

Tammy Meadows Charleston Kid Martin Beckley Mullens Meadows A.C Marti Martin Snown Ber Knorckeur Billy Wiliams Tiler Glotwelgits

Southmoor Club Plans Golf Card Event July 4

Southmoor Country club in Chanceston district will join other courses for a July 4 golf program. Pat Maloney, the club pro, announced events starting at 11 am including driving contests mixed foursomes putting and bogey games for men and women. No club championships have been scheduled yet.

Southmoor Country Chanceston Pat Maloney

Volley Contest Set at Owens Kanawha City

The Men's Community group in Owens will hold a volleyball contest Friday evening at the picnic grounds west of Main Street in Kanawha City.

Af Owens Main Street Kanawha City

Title bout set for 12 rounds between Ryan and Roberts

The West Virginia State Athletic Commission sanctioned a 12 round light heavyweights championship at the Armory on July 10 under John Braley post of the American Legion. Frankie Ryan of Charleston defends against Huntington’s Johnny Roberts in a rematch for the throne with the title at stake.

West Virginia Ryan Huntingdon Roberts Commission Simary Plendid Duggsneald

Dickinson Beats Decota Ball Club

CABIN CREEK June 37 In a 1 inning Decota jost we Dickinson 2 2 Minkeals Decota pitcher weakened in the ninth frame to allow the gwin ders to tie the score Churfin pitched the tenth chapter for Decota and was the losing pitcher Brockell Hecdta ight fietcher was the batting star Decota 001 010 000 D 2 7 2 Dirkinson 060 000 002 me 7 6 Mirkesl Chaffin and Slack D Williams and Kilgat

Cabin Creek Decota Mirkesl Chaffin Slack D. Wildiama Kilgat

Sandwich Shop Beats Cutters at Glass Plant Field

The Sandwich Shop defeated the Glass Cutters in a dramatic night game at Glass Plant Field. Key players Phelen, Kirk Endall, LeFevre, and Mullen contributed to the win as the final score line shows Sandwich Shop edging the Cutters.

Glass Cutters Glass ‘Plant Phelen and Kirkendall LeFevre Nod Mullen

Rumors of Sharkey Carnera Fight In The Bag Run Wild

Reports from New York suggest heavy weight champion Sharkey may throw the title to Primo Carnera. Fans and insiders debate the odds while both fighters prepare at Pompton Lakes and Madison Square Garden. Betting rumors swirl as weigh in looms and box office expectations rise.

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