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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1935

Page

5

Mountaineers Begin Grid Training Under Tallman

Trusty Tallman plans fall drills as Mountaineers prepare for September 9 start. Brevity follows Brumbaugh signing with Chicago Bears signaling a pass oriented attack. Gocke Moan return as backfield heavers with Barna to mentor pickups. Rodgers as head scout. Anthony to coach line. Glenn to run freshmen.

Santown Coam Tallman Mountaineers Carl Brumbaugh Chicago Bears West Virginia University Brumbaugh Bears University of Florida West Virginia Gocke Moan Jack Gocke Kelly

Senators Move to Third Place in Mid-Atlantic League

Charleston beat Zanesville 9-6 to climb from fourth to third, trading the Greys by a slim margin and closing the gap behind Johnstown. Johnstown topped Huntington 4-0 as Silber drove in three runs, Farbman also homered, while Dayton defeated Beckley 6-5. Portsmouth Akron game rained out with a doubleheader planned.

Associated Press Charleston Zanesville Greys Johnstown Senators Huntington Silber Farbman Dayton Ducks

Louisiana Golfer Wins Western Junior Title

Fred Hass Jr a 19 year old LSU student became the first to win the western junior championship two years in a row by defeating Walter Burkemo 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final in Birmingham Michigan. He plans to try for the national amateur in Chicago district trials next week and might pursue the national inter collegiate title next spring.

Birmingham Mich Fred Hass, Jr Louisiana State University Walter Burkemo Detroit Haas Chicago

Potters Ready for Rosemont Clash in Twin Bill

Potters aim for second half state league honors with a home twin bill against Rosemont Cubs. White Fitton may start in one game with Pat Walters and Abe Keener behind the plate. Dick Robinson could join Sunday action if available. A Hagenback Wallace circus visit in Grafton caps a busy weekend.

Potters Rosemont Cubs Repperts Philippi Red Sox Cubs Joe” Dugan Johnstown Flash White Fitton Smith Penn State Defenbaugh Pat” Walters Abe” Keener Keener Rosemont Abie Pat Onnce Grafton Fair Grounds

American Entries Face Chance in Tokyo Swim Meet

In Tokyo at the Meiji Shrine pool American and Japanese swimmers prepare for a three day aquatic meet. The program opens with 200 m breaststroke 200 m freestyle 1500 m freestyle and 300 m medley relay. American star Jim Githula may be out with an ear infection while Jack Medi a and Ralph Flanagan are only in fair shape. Coach Robert Kiphuth offers cautious expectations.

Tokyo United States Japan Meiji Shrine Jim Githula Detroit Jack Media Seattle Ralph Flanagan Miami Robert Kiphuth

Diz Dean Is Winner Over Giant Squad

The Dodgers are in a tense stretch as Dizzy Dean earned a 1 to 0 Cardinal win over the Cubs in a pivotal series. The Tigers lead the Yankees by six games while the White Sox snap a seven game skid with a 4 to 3 win in 14 innings over Boston. Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Atlanta 3 1 and 4 3.

Associated Press Giants Cardinals Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Tigers Dizzy Dean Cubs Cardinal New York St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn George Earnshaw Charley Root Jimmy Bucher Yankees Detroit Washington Bump Hadley Yanks Cleveland White Sox Vernon Kennedy Wes Ferrell Boston Red Sox Sugar Cain Browns Athletics Braves Cincinnati

Moody quits tennis and leaves title bid

In a shock at Forest Hills Helen Wills Moody announces she is quitting tournament tennis for the season. She had planned a return to face Helen Jacobs and regain the national crown, but now will continue playing in California next year instead. Reaching a late decision, she informed fans less than a day after signaling travel plans.

San Francisco Helena Wills Moody Forest Hills Mrs. Moody Helen Jacobs Miss Jacobs California

Bears Plan Aerial Attack To Outsmart College All Stars

Chicago August 17 The Bears aim to beat the 1934 College All Stars at Solider Field on August 29 with an aerial game under college rules. George Halas develops a passing strategy as the All Stars, hurt from a week of scrimmage, pick sides at Dyche Stadium Northwestern. George Barclay, North Carolina guard, shines in the drills as coaches plan to use him to slow Bronko Nagurski.

Chicago Chicago Bears Soldier Field George Halas All Stars Dyche Stadium Northwestern University George Barclay North Carolina Bronko Nagurski

Amateurs to Seek Honors at Pittsburgh Qualifiers

About 60 amateur golfers gathered at Fox Chapel Country Club Aspinwall for the Pittsburgh district qualifying round of the National Amateur Golf Tournament to be held in Cleveland September 9 to 14. Fifty veterans and amateurs will earn tourney spots. the 36 hole event opens Tuesday as area players from Ohio and West Virginia, including J. M. Wells Jr, Robert W. Lowe, Max Devol, Tom Tussing, and others, enter the field.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Foxx Chapel Aspinwal Tri-States Ohio West Virginia J. M. Wells, Jr East Liverpool Robert W. Lowe Fairmont W. Va Max Devol Marietta William King Wheeling T. M. Bloch Tom Tussing W. E. Wells Dan Cawley Everett G. Livesay White Sulphur Springs

Yarosz Jinx Working Again Cuts His Foot

Pittsburgh August 17 Teddy Yarosz middleweight champion. A new injury has him considering a 40 percent gate offer for a title fight next month in Pittsburgh. He sustained a severe foot cut when an axe slipped while chopping wood at his Monaco home. Sportsmen's Enterprises promoted last September's title fight and Yarosz may choose an opponent from Lou Brouillard Risko or Frankie Battaglia.

Pittsburgh Teddy Yarosz Yarosz Monaco Sportsmen’s Enterprises, Inc Vince Dundee Newark

Rosenbloom Defeats Harold Murphy In Eight Round Bout

Reno Nevada reports former world light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom won a decision over Harold Murphy of Oakland in an eight round boxing match. Rosenbloom weighed 183 to Murphy's 200 and outboxed the heavier foe throughout the bout. In softball, Love Drugs retained first place with a 1 to 0 win over YMCA, scoring the deciding run in the fifth inning as Po Ling crossed home on the game's only tally.

Reno Nev Maxie Rosenbloom Harold Murphy Oakland Calif Rosenbloom Murphy Grow Love Drugs Balleague Athletic Poling Lane C.A Lambert

Budge to Meet Shields for Newport Trophy Title

Don Budge of Oakland faces Frank Shields in the Newport casino trophy final after Budge defeated Bitsy Grant in straight sets. Shields will pair with Frankie Parker to challenge Wilmer Hines and Henry Culley in the doubles, while Shields and Parker edged past Budge and Gene Mako in a lengthy semifinal.

Newport Don Budge Oakland Cal New York Hollywood Frank Shields Shields Frankie Parker Spring Lake N.C Wilmer Hines Columbia S. C Henry Culley Santa Barbara Parker Budge Bryan Bitsy) Grant Atlanta Hines Culley Berkeley Bell Gregory Mangain Newark N. J Gene Mako California

Ruth Attracts Golf Throng In Cleveland Open

Ted Dather of Youngstown led the $3,500 open golf tournament opening round with 68, but Babe Ruth drew the biggest crowd of about 2,500 at Acacia Country Club. Ruth shot 85, with Armour 74 and Burke 71. Hagen led players under par 73, finishing 73 as crowd watched.

Cleveland Ted Dather Youngstown Babe Ruth Ruth Luther Tommy Armour Detroit Billy Burke Walter Hagen Acacia Country Club Hagen Jake Fasserke Jackson Mich T. Johnson Decatur Clarence Clark Bloomfield N. J Ray Mangrum Pittsburgh Mel Carpenter Columbus Burke Ed Dudley Philadelphia Bill Livie Hudson John Revolta Milwaukee Orville White St. Louis Henry Picard Hershey Denny Shute Chicago Abe Espinosa Armour Walter Kozak New York Vincent Eldred Ed Brooks Barstow Fla

Hollis Named Behind Hospital Financing Effort

President Bartlett said the board fully backs the new hospital project funded by a financing plan. He noted local labor groups inaugurated the effort and that a petition endorsed by citizens would be submitted to the county court at its upcoming meeting on Tuesday.

Hollis Bartlett

Hopkins to Hear Kicks On Low Relief Wages

Representative Jennings Randolph says Hopkins will hear a complaint that West Virginia Works Progress Administration wage scales are too low. He urges parity with Pennsylvania scales reflecting similar living costs. Randolph also noted Hopkins recognizes the need to complete 18 airports in West Virginia as construction proceeds.

Washington Jennings Randolph W. Va Harry L. Hopkins West Virginia Pennsylvania Randolph Hopkins

Clarks Gens Forfeit Game to Grafton Outfit

The Clarksburg Generals could not field a team and forfeited to the third place Grafton Potters in the West Virginia State League. President Mike Leatherwood notified George Pugh this morning. The official score was entered as 9 to 0, leaving Clarksburg at seven wins and four losses.

Clarksburg Generals Grafton Potters Mike Leatherwood George Pugh

England Tops Women Stars in Wightman Cup Play

Forest Hills August 17 Americans in the lead despite England holding 2 1 in day one. Katherine Stammers and Dorothy Round carried the attack for England with Stammers beating Helen Jacobs in a long rally. Round defeated Arnold while the Americans won a doubles match with Jacobs and Fabyan over Stammers and James.

Forest Hills America Great Britain United States Helen Wills Moody England Katherine Stammers Dorothy Round Miss Stammers Helen Jacobs Ethel Burkhardt Arnold Los Angeles Miss Jacobs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan Freda James

Speedy Trial Case In Hamilton Involves Barrett’s Bill of Sale

The ongoing speedy trial probe focused on a car sale in Hamilton Ohio to a Cincinnati resident with Barrett’s name on the bill of sale. Klein stands as the fourth federal agent to die in service over two years. He resided in Southgate Kentucky near Cincinnati and leaves a widow and three children. FERA Randolph seeks a special appropriation of about 199000 dollars for their completion.

Hamilton FERA Randolph

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