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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

14

Yankees Set New Records In Doubleheader

In Philadelphia on June 28 the Yankees crushed the Athletics 23 to 2 in the opener and 10 to 0 in the nightcap. Eight homers in game one set a seven homer major league mark for a single game and 13 total homers in the two games broke the 11 homer two game record.

Philadelphia New York Yankees Athletics

Local Tennis Signup Open to Nearby Residents

Women’s singles sign up invites participants living within ten miles of Charleston. Excludes players who reached county tournament semi finals in the last three years. Requires address and telephone contact for registration.

Harleton City-Wide Tennis Opens At Pequoni Club

The Gazette announces Harleton’s seventh annual city-wide tennis tournament at Pequoni Tennis Club on Central Avenue from July 8 to July 23. Open to residents within 10 miles of Charleston who have not reached semi-finals in county or state events in three years. Events include men’s singles, doubles, and women’s singles with an entry fee of 50 cents per event.

The Gazette Pequons Tennis Club Denzil Freeland Woodrum Home Outfitting Company Charleston Harleston Pequoni Central Avenue E. W. Allum West Ullum

Menzel Beaten By Dark Horse at Wimbledon

Gene Smith, a Berkeley high school English teacher, upset Germany’s Roderich Menzel at Wimbledon, winning 6-1 3-6 6-3 7-5 to reach the third round. Don McNeill of Oklahoma City also lost to Franz Kukuljevic as surprise results dominated the rain-soaked day. Gracyn Wheeler defeated Mrs. Ronald Ellis 6-3 7-5 in another Californian win.

Wimbledon Eng Gene Smith Berkeley Calif Germany Roderich Menzel E. Smith Californian Gracyn Wheeler Willowy Santa Monica Ronald Ellis Gracya Mrs. Ellis Anita Lizana U. S

British tennis veterans dominate to reach third round

Henry Aus tin defeats Owen Anderson 6-3 6-4 6-4 in windy weather. Dorothy Round’s successor Mrs. D L Little advances, while Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan beats Mrs. Hammersley 6-2 6-3. In the men’s side Bobby Riggs and Elwood Cooke loom as top contenders as Smith remains active. The women’s bracket sees Wheeler, Marble, and Jacobs advancing in third round action.

Henry Wilfred Bunny) Austin Britain Owen Anderson Los Angeles D. L. Little Dorothy Round Dorothy Andrus Stamford Conn Cago Elwood Cooke Portland Ore Smith Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Cambridge Mass S. P. Hammersley Miss Wheeler Alice Marble Helen Jacobs

Huntington Boy Wins In Marbles Tourney

In Wildwood New Jersey on June 28 eight boys clinched league titles earning spots in the seventeenth annual national marbles championships. In the western league final Dick Gorbey 13 of Huntington West Virginia edged William Gammello of Cleveland 29 games to 28.

Wildwood N. J Dick Gorbey Huntington W. Va William Gammello Cleveland Ohio Lad

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