Bivens Wins State Trapshooting Singles Title At Charleston
C H Bivens of Elkhorn captured the state trapshooting singles crown at Charleston Gun Club by hitting 194 of 200. H Wolfe of Charleston claimed Class B with 192. Bivens also led a Charleston team to the five-man team title, while Bivens, Wolfe, and others earned doubles and handicap honors. The meet concluded with Keyser slated to host next year and Keyser officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivens
Smith Cops
C. H. Bivens
Elkhorn
West Virginia
W. W. Pal Jock
Charleston
Carl Achtenhagen
A. N. Davis
Gmer Given
L. M. LaFollette, Jr
E. H. Wolfe
John
Bunny) Sanders
Keyser
Teresa Spalding
Miss Spalding
E. P. Smith, Jr
Fairmont
J. Sloan Arnold
W. H. McFarland
John Sanders
M. Cannon
L. G. Kincheloe
Amateur Trapshooting Association
BP. Smith
Falmont
Sloat Avocid
Bunny Sanders
Heyser
Terese Spalding
Smith
GH. Bivens
Eikhorn
HH. Wolfe
OB. Bivens
Elkhorn - BS
Wolfe
Carl “Achlenbazen
Davis
Quer Given
LaPoiiette, Jr
Sealsnd
Smateur
William H. Hall
Marsville
RH. Counts
W. Va
C. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wise
Multiple baseball leagues report varied results and standings
Scores from the National and American Leagues show Chicago at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Boston among others. Mid Atlantic and Southern Association results list Dayton Beckley Huntingdon and Wheeling with several scheduled games and current standings across New York Montreal and Newark to name a few.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Lools
Zaneaville
Charleston
Beckley
Hootington
Fobnstown & Dayton
SNE
Wheeling
Albany
Syracuse
Rulaio
Montreal
Newark
Toledo
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Nashville
Memphis
Buozelle
Birmingham
Chattanopen
New Orleans
Avants
Little Hook
Penn State
Charlerol
Mokeesport
Jeannette
Greensburg
Monemen
Pittsbaven
Falladelphis
Bosto Louis Wi
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Montington
Dayton
Johantson
Springfield
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Ww. L. Pet
Wash'gton
Phicage
W.L
Johnstown
Beckiey
Hunting
Eanesville
Springf'id
Wheeling Beaten By Big Leaguers In Exhibition
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Wheeling Stogies 13 to 4 in an exhibition game. Don Hurst hit a homer in the fourth with one on, and Babe Phelps followed with a two on homer in the fifth. Chicago led 010 551 108 while Wheeling scored 600 600 031. Joyner and Tate. Lestock Humphprey and Hartie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Chicago Cubs
Wheeling Stogies
Don Hurst
Cub
Babe Phelps
Hurst
Chicago
Joyner
Tate
Lestock
Humphrey
Hartie
Von Papen Affirms Faith in Hitler in Berlin Statement
Berlin dispatch reports Vice-Chancellor Franz Von Papen praised Chancellor Hitler during a German chambers of commerce meeting claiming the nation will undergo a spiritual and material rebirth under his leadership. Edgar Jung remained jailed by the secret service amid questions about his remarks on Hitler.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Edgar Jung
Franz von Papen
Secret Service
Hitler
von Papen
Germany
Dayton Beaten By Jawns In Tight Johnstown Tilt
The pennant hopeful Dayton club fell 3 to 2 to Johnstown. Johnstown broke the tie in the eighth with a two-run hit after a scoreless stretch. Payton and Lengquist staff worked the mound for Dayton as Bergman and Millies handled the Stone wheels. Jimmy Foxx added a strong hitting display with a triple a homer and a double in the game era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Dayton
Wheeling
Johnnies
Payton
Lengquist
Bergman
Millies
Dugas
Mackie
Jimmy Foxx
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Foxx
Johnson
Weston
Philadelphia
al Abk
Cissel
Smcnair
Werber
Cramer
Morgan
Welch
Ibird
Boston
Philadelphi
Solters
McNair
Post
Biggina
Coleman
Poxt
Olters
Ciscell
Lary
Cissell
Mulligan
Pennock
Dietrich
Hite
Mulligan J
Loring Piitcher
Moriarty
Summers
Trideboard
Heat Helps Continued From Page One
Detroit beats Chicago in a pitched game with Gehringer and Greenberg driving offense. Bonura homered and drove in three, Fox notable on bases, while Marberty and Auker pitched for the winners with Lyons taking the loss.
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Gehringer
Greenberg
Walker
Owen
Srror
Bonura
Cochrane
Fox
Swanson
Simmons
Madeski
Rogell
Madjiski
Pax
Greenker
Backifices
Detroit
Chicago
Marberty
Rowe
Jones
Hoving
Earnshaw
Hamlin
Auker
Marterry
Heving
Lyons
Ormaby
Geisel Thune
Chicags
Detroit AB
Ogoskin
Bonure
Hamons
Hell
Midjeski
Grberg
Boken
al Walker
Champer- Owen
alRowe Heving
Chamberlin
Pox
Major League Leaders in Washington New York Game
The report highlights leaders like Johnson Foxx and Gehringer amid a heavy hitters display. It notes averages, homer counts, and key RBIs as Philadelphia, Boston, and New York players clashed, with standings and box details for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mernie Mannob
Fifa
Charlie Ruffing
New York
Charley Gebringer
bin Agerate
al Lort
Cecil Travis
Butting
Ale
GABA
White Sox
Frod Johnson
Athletics
Foxs
Geely Yankees
Ott
Golf promising run marks 10-year England wait
Bits of sports chatter note a Britisher’s long hold on England’s major golf title with the last win in 1923 by Arthur Havers over Walter Hagen. The piece also hints at Pie Traynor succeeding George Gibson as Pittsburgh manager and mentions a 1935 National Open clue tied to Sgt. Lai ry. News items wrap with a Philadelphia baseball remark about a early game run tally.
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England
Arthur Havers
Walter Hagen
Pie Traynor
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Sgt. Lairy
Philadelphia
Carnera
Baer
Champion Beaten In College Tennis
An 18 year old New England player Gilbert Hunt of Massachusetts Tech upset defending champion Jack Tidall of UCLA 6-4 6-1 at the fiftieth anniversary intercollegiate tennis tournament at Merion Cricket Club Haverford. Also Bill Reese of Georgia Tech defeated third seed Martin Buxby of Texas 4-8 6-2 6-1, with Gene Mako of Southern California surviving among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New England
Willie Keller
Jack Tidpall
University of California At Los Angeles
Gilbert Hunt
Massachusetts Tech
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Hunt
Bill Reese
Georgia Tech
Martin Buxby
Texas
Georgia
Gene Mako
Southern
California
Tennis contenders reach semifinals at Rice Institute meet
Wilbur Hess of Rice Institute and Mako advance to the semifinals after decisive quarterfinal wins. Hess defeated Tulane's Kendall Cram 8-2, while Mako toppled Fordham's E Ramey Donovan 6-2, 6-1. Tomorrow Hess faces Reese and Mako meets SS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Mako
Fordham
Ramey Donovan
Hess
Kendall Cram
Tulane
Hunt Aes Reese
Makowicz Named As Monster's Foe
The John Brawley post of the American Legion signs Marion Mynster and Frank Maliewicz for a main attraction at the Armory arena next Monday night as Makowicz prepares to face Midget Charlie Fischer for the light heavyweight title. Mynster earned a title shot three weeks ago but has yet to meet Fischer, while the Legion seeks a timely bout this week to keep action high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Fischer
John Brawley
American Legion
Marion Mynster
Frank Maliewicz
Armory Arena
Mynster
Fischer
Butternut
Wise
The
Legion
Mascowlez
Legtion
Heavyweight bout closes card in two hours plus two falls
The two for a two out of three fall bout uses a two hour limit. Semi finals feature Dutch Heffner 243 and Sherman Tex clashing with Lee Wryeoff 220. Openers pair George McClound 215 Omaha with Cleve Welch 220 Boston. In Paris archaeologist Professor Joseph Loth aged 36 dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Heffner
Sherman
Tex
Lee Wryeoff
St.Louis
George McClound
Omaha
Neb
Cleve Welch
Boston
Mass
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Armers
C.H. Bivens
Wikhorn
BB. Wolfe
Gleas
P. D. Carson
Wellsburg
V. BH. Keck
ML. Cooper
Mullens
A. Whitworth
Cher
Qmer Given
Charlestor
EE Wolfe
Elp. Smith
Fr. Fairmont
H. Bivens
Achtenbingen
Chas
LaFollette
Hendicap
Eskew, Smith & Cannon
Charleston, W. Va
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Victor Young
Everett. Marshall
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Siegel Shoe Co
State ST
Virginian Theater
Tidball
Giant Killer
Makowicz
Monster
Joseph Loth
Paris
Charles
Walkathon Splash Beach
Paramount
Ashland, Kentucky
Neaby
Barnum
P. T
F. A. Seiberling
Seiberling
Joe’s Auto Service
Virginia ST
Sieberling
American Eagle Coll. Co
Ameagle
Amherst Coal Co
Mc. McLain
Amherstdale
Berry & Woodzell
Webster
Brown
M. W
Belgas Brown
Summersville
Butcher
L. J
Widen Clark
C. R
Poca
Cox & Hamon
Craigsville Coe
C. C
LaFrank Crandall Ser
Sta
Gauley Bridge
Collins Cash Store
Rupert Crystal Supply Co
Sarah Anne Drake
L. H
Newton Duff Ser
Eakin Lumber Co
Fenwick
Elk River Coal & Lumber Co
Swandale
Eskew ,Smith & Cannon
Mallory Coal Co
Mallory E. C. Minter Coal Co
Rhodell
Parsons
Ripley
Pax Patteson
Mt. Hope
Raleigh County
Sprague Rainelle Motor Co
Rainelle
Reed & Davis
Clay Robinson
O.H
Man Reynolds Brothers
Elkview
Scholz
Nitro Schlaegel
T.W
East Bank
Shaffer
W. E
Rupert Seneca Stores Co
Crichton Seneca Stores Co
Bellburn Seneca Stores Co
Lewisburg Starcher Bros
Gan
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