SC Grid Team To Face Stiff 11 Game Card
UTH Charleston high school announces an 11 game football schedule for fall. Six games join Chemical Valley conference opponents including Montgomery East Bank Barboursville St Albans Madison and Dunbar Barboursville is new to the slate Huntington East also joins on a two year deal. Coach Weber rebuilds after eight of eleven starters depart only six veterans return. Key holdovers are Center Stanley George Quarterback Chilton Roberts and Halfback Whiter Chandler. Schedule lists home and away games from Sept to Nov.
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Chemical Valley Conference
Montgomery
East Bank
Barboursville
St. Albans
Madison
Dunbar
Meet East
Huntington East
Huntington
Highlanders
South Charleston
Weber
Stanley George
Chilton Roberts
Whiter Chandler
Seth
Mount Hope
Huntington Ext
Stonewall Jackson
East Benk
Catholic
Davis Cup Match Opens Delayed by Thunderstorm
The North American Zone Davis Cup tie between Mexico and the United States in South Orange was postponed when a heavy thunderstorm washed out the opening singles matches. Frankie Parker and Rolando Vega were set to play when the rain stopped play, with Parker to face Vega and Billy Talbert against Armando Vega. The doubles match moved to Sunday, with possible later singles depending on standings.
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N. J
Mexico
United States
Frankie Parker
U. S
Rolando Vega
Sam Hardy
Parker
Billy Talbert
Rolando
Armando
Talbert
Gardnar Mulloy
Vega Brothers
Suggs Beats Zaharias In Western Open Semi Final
In Des Moines Louise Suggs of near Atlanta defeated Babe Didrikson Zaharias 1 up to reach the final of the women's Western Open. Patty Berg advanced after outlasting Dot Kirby 1 up in the other semi final. The 31 hole championship match is set for tomorrow at 9 30 a m with Berg and Suggs.
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Des Moines
Georgia Peach
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Suggs
Dot Kirby
Patty
Tommorrow
Fullback Wendell Enrolls at Notre Dame After Navy Duty
Trish Fullback Wendell, Notre Dame’s 1944 varsity fullback, enrolls for the fall semester in Notre Dame, after a Navy V-12 assignment at the school. He transferred to Great Lakes before the 1945 season, where he contributed as line backing back and center for the Bluejackets.
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Trish
Notre Dame
Ind
Barry Wendell
Chicago
Wendell
Navy
Great Lakes
Bluejackets
Epidemic of bottle throwing shocks Buffalo fans
A sports note discusses rising fan hostility at athletic events, from Buffalo to national pages, noting more frequent bottle throwing and unrest at venues like the National Open in Cleveland. The piece links postwar sentiment shifts to behavior at games and arenas. It mentions Cincinnati Reds prospects John Q. Fan and Lefty Bob Johnson, prep star Leon McCoy, and upcoming Reds games on July 4 and the following Chicago trip, with local color on reporters and old-timers.
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Buffalo
John Q
Cleveland
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago
Baseball notes and standings from early league action
Partial recap of American and National League standings with scattered game notes. Mentions New York, Washington, Philadelphia and Cleveland matchups, plus probable pitchers Wright Hughes and Hughes on various schedules. Details are fragmented but indicate league results and forecasts for upcoming games.
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Wba
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Volselle
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Hughes
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Washington
Bovton
Stermer
Hughson
Cleveland
Beiler
Hives
Grove
Christopher
Ye. Rolfing
Marshall
Assault Passes Up Empire Race
New York June 2. Assault Robert J. Kleberg jr s disputed champion of all three year old thoroughbreds this season takes tomorrow off and turns the spotlight to rivals in the Empire City handicap a mile and three sixteenths at Idamatea Windfields Natchey loom large with 9 to 5 odds Salerno Bonnie Berry Be Courageous Islam Prince Midnight Oi} among the seven runner field many reporters note Assault will miss the race leaving the door open for other contenders
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Idamatea
B. P. Taylor
Windfields
William M. Jeffords
Natchey
River Edge Farm
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Belair Stud
Beadhey
Be Courageous
J. B. (Theall
Islam Prince
Greentree Stable
Midnight
Huntington Woman Victor in Kanawha Invitational Event
Nancy McIntosh of Huntington won Kanawha Invitational ladies day golf, posting a nine hole score of 39. Sixty six players from Kanawha clubs and visitors competed at Guyan Golf Club with prizes awarded for low gross, low visitor, and miscellaneous events.
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Nancy McIntosh
Auntingson Guyan Wealin
Kanawha Country Club
Kanawha
Name Club
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Skiry Gayrolt
Wheellay
Morse Aixes
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Wallow Shepherd
Eigewong West Vhd
Mawpe Mall
Tootington
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Edgewood
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al Alexeander
Hubert Kelly
Melville Buewner
Eacewood
Monlcoming
Dixie Walker's Big Bat Lifts Brooklyn Past Braves 3 1
Brookyln Dodgers edge Boston Braves 3 to 1 in a rain-delayed game halted 38 minutes after the fifth. Dixie Walker delivered two RBIs on a double and a single, backed by Vic Lombardi who pitched 9 innings for his eighth win, while Boston stranded 12 runners.
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Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Schoolboy Net Stars Slated for National Tennis Meet
Charlottesville Va June 28 with entries for the National Interscholastic Championship tennis tournament due tomorrow many high school stars have arrived for on the spot practice Early arrivals include Hugh Stewart Robert Kohler of South Pasadena Gilbert Kohler of Los Angeles and Sidney Swartz of Erasmus Hall Benoklyn holder of the Eastern Interscholastic titles and junior indoor champion in 1945 Also noted are competitors from Florida California New York Connecticut Indiana Rhode Island Massachusetts Illinois Minnesota North Carolina Maryland the District of Columbia and Virginia all set to compete.
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Robert Kohler
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Los Angeles
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Erasmus Hall
Benoklyn
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Connecticut
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Guernsey And Canning Upset For Tourney Final
Frank Guernsey once ranked No. 5 and Bill Canning of Hidden Valley California upset higher seeds to reach the New York State Clay Courts singles final. Guernsey defeated Zliwood Cooke of New York while Canning toppled Sidney B. Wood of New York in a three-set semifinal, setting up a final showdown.
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Frank Guernsey
All Corps
Bill Canning
Hidden Valley
Cal
New York
Sidney B. Wood
Bass Season Opens With Bright Prospects For Fishermen
The conservation commission forecast good fishing as the bass season opens tonight with a midnight start. Waterways in 23 of 37 counties show clear, safe conditions for catching flat varieties, while trout season runs April 27 to July 15. Bass season lasts to November 30 with bag limits and sizes unchanged. pickerel and other species have seasons through next April.
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Brooke
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Monroe
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Roane
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Pendleton
Kramer Falls to Czech Star in All England Clash
Jack Kramer of California was upset by Jaroslav Drebny of Czechoslovakia in a long five set match at Wimbledon on the No. 1 court. The defeat shifts American hopes to Budge Patty and Tom Brown with Dinny Pails and Tony Matiram advancing in the held five event rounds. Pauline Betz and Dorothy Bundy won their women's singles matches as Americans led in doubles while the chance of a full American sweep dimmed.
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Jack Kramer
California
Jaroslav Drebny
Dinny Pails
Kramer
Couce
Budge Patty
Tom Brown
Patty
Pails
Brown
Pancho Segura
Tony Matiram
Britain
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Pierre Pellizza l
France
Geoff Brown
Australia
Yvon Petra
Pellizza
Draghten Mitic
Yugoslavia
Petra Bea
R. Burer
Switzerland
Stanford New Golf Champion at National Meet
Stanford wins the National Collegiate team title with an 815 aggregate, led by a strong 72 today from Lind of Denver and a steady 71 yesterday. Michigan, Ohio State, Princeton trail in a tight finish with LSU, Louisiana, Notre Dame close behind as the weather improved later.
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Charles Lind
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Inch Lahgad
Oklahoma
Charles Cor
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Jouid
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Louisiana State
Michigan
Ohio State
Touisiana
Stave
Notre Dame
Writers Rely on Huntington Meet After Air Trip Called Off
West Virginia Sports Writers association president Fred Burns announced May plans for an airliner trip to Cincinnati for the writers outing are unlikely to happen due to airline commitments. The group will instead meet in Huntington with an evening gathering at the Huntington Press Club and proceed to the annual meeting and golf tournament at Gavan Country Club, followed by dinner at Huntington Grill.
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Jone
Fred Burns
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Cincinnati
Burns
Reds - Cubs
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Huntington Press Club
Gavan Country Club
Huntington Grill
Gardner Larned Tops Semis to Face Falkenburg for NCAA Net Title
Evanston June 28 Gardner Larned undefeated Southern Conference champion from William and Mary Virginia and Bob Falkenburg of Southern California won NCAA tennis semifinals. Larned beat Halkias 2 6 4 8 2, while Falkenburg defeated Match 2 8 8 3 6 4 6 2. Mungo signs with Sampson Blues in Class D Tobacco State league. The event decisions set the national final at Northwestern tomorrow.
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Gardner Larned
William and Mary College
Virgginia
Bob Falkenburg
Southern California
N.C.A.A
Carbide and Juniors win in softball league
Carbide defeated the Blows 6 1 while the Junior Mechanics beat Leonard s 7 0 in the St Alb Mitta Softball league last night Monday s game pitting the Juniors against Viscose and Leonard s against Carbide was slated. Dunbar Glass Wits Jim McCailum homered in the seventh to help Dunbar Glaan edge Fletcher Enamel 22 20 in the Dunbar Softball league yesterday.
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Leonard
Ye Moon
Aunt Mansanto
Dunbar Glass Wits
Jim McCailum
Dunbar Glaan
Fletcher Enamel
Dunbar
Rubber Nine Tops Monsanto 2–0 at Kanawha Park
Big Bob Davis starved the Monsanto lineup with eight strikeouts over eight innings as U. S. Rubber blanked Monsanto 2 to 0 at Kanawha Park. Ray Jonson collected two Rubbermen hits including a fan. Sundsy features Viscose vs Carbice at Armor Park with Carbide in second place.
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U. S
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Monsanto
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Fonty
Ray Jonson
Sundsy
Viscose
Carbice
Armor Park
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U. & Rubber
Hudwall
Escue
Davia
Short
Leading Trotters Slated Wednesday at Roosevelt Raceway
Twelve of the nation’s fastest free-for-all trotters including Titan Hanover and Doctor Spencer contest the $25,000 Invitational American Trotting championship at Roosevelt Raceways next Wednesday night. Doctor Spencer seeks payback after recent defeats, with a rubber-race format. An exhibition by 14-year-old Greyhound, holder of 17 world records, adds early-night spectacle.
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Hanover
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N.Y
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Axemite
Colonel's Lady
Scrantonian
Austin Hanover
Eric
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Snows
Glenn Knox Named Richmond End Coach
Glenn Knox an All-Southern end on William and Mary’s 1942 team will coach the University of Richmond ends next autumn. Knox, a Richmond motor company employee, will assist Head coach Johnny Fenlon during the autumn months and previously held a similar part time post at Richmond last year. Walter Spencer Wins Grand Circuit Stakes
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Glenn Knox
William Ijand Mies
University of
Knox
Richmond Motor Company
Johnny Fenlon
William and Mary Ace
University of Richmond
Williams Bags 20th Home Run In Red Sox Win
Ted Williams hit his 20th homer of the season as Boston beat Washington 12 to 1 at Fenway Park. Harris struggled in the eighth after a strong start, fending off Washington’s offense while Spence added a solo shot for Boston.
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Chicago Track Fields Large Overnight Stakes Entries
Chicago reports a large field for tomorrow at Arling ton Park with the 25470 added Skokie Handicap for three year olds and the 25000 Pollyanna Stakes for juveniles. Dixiana stables Spy Song heads a 16 horse Skokie lineup while 22 entered the Pollyanna including Wat Fan Lovely Imp Gracie Vee Dancing Margot Say Blue and Blue 35 among others.
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Arlington Park
Dixiana Stable
Skokie
Skokie Linclude Brolite Farm
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William Helis
Kimo
J. A. Goodwin
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Vines Opens Canadian Open with 65 in Montreal
Ellsworth Vines, former Chicago tennis star, fired a 65 at Beaconsfield to tie for second after 36 holes of the Canadian Open Golf Championship in Montreal. Leader at halfway is Bowles Harrison of Little Rock with 137, while Fazio Brydson and others chase.
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Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Beaconsfield Golf Club
Little Rock
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iBulehi Harrison
Harrison
Vines
George Fazio
Los Angeles
Gordon Brydsor
Toronto
U. S
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