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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1936

Page

6

Reds bid $200000 for Dizzy Dean in swap talks

Cincinnati Reds offer $200000 cash for Dizzy Dean as Major League teams chase the Cardinals ace. Branch Rickey says they want players too, with Lew Riges or Paull Derringer among possible pieces. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh circles circle Vaughan and other names while Cubs bow out, making room for a Dean market surge in early December 1936. Local fans praise a Dean arrival as boosting Crosley Field attendance and Cincinnati business.

Montreal Dizzy Dizzy Dean Tely Cincinnati Reis Cardinal Reds New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Dean Dizay Warren Giles Diz Branch Rickey Rickey Mr. Giles Cinnati Reds Cincinnati Lew Riges Paull Derringer Dodgers Vausha Brooklyn Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh Pirates Vaughan van Lingle Mungo Chicago Cubs Joe Mart Cub Johnny Gill Gene Lillard Joe Vitter Portsmouth Marty Jerome Herman Dean Cincinnati Reds Jimmy” Shevlin Charley Diegmueller Wartender Nick Altrock Crosley Shevlin Ofimmy Shevlin, Jr Holy Cross College Cincinneti

Thorough Going Fight at A A U Parley

Houston December meeting faces friction over Berlin Olympic boycott and Brundage leadership. Rafferty demands accounting and possible candidates to succeed him include Major Patrick J. Walsh and Jeremiah T. Mahoney as Brundage plans to retire.

Houston Tex United States The Amateur Athletic Union Jack Rafferty Gulf Amateur Athletic Association Avery Brundage Chicago Brundage Patrick J. Walsh New York Rafferty Jeremiah T. Mahoney Brundag

Hoppe Holding Edge in World Three Cushion Championship

Willie Hoppe of New York won his third straight match in the world three cushion billiards championship, defeating Earl Loabaugh of Chicago 50 to 31 in 37 innings. Reiselt and Hoppe remain undefeated, with Reiselt beating Denton 50 to 32 in 57 innings. Johnny Layton and Jay Bozeman posted notable wins as the field narrows.

Chicago Willie Hoppe New York Graying Hoppe Earl Loabaugh Hoppe Reiselt Tiff Denton Kansas City Allen Hall Welker Cochran Otto Reiselt Philadelphia Denton Johnny Layton Sedalia Art Thumblad Young Jay Bozeman Detroit Cochran Bozeman

Fights Last Night Across Cities End In Points

In Los Angeles King Levinsky stopped Babe Hunt in 6 rounds while Seattle saw Allen Matthews outpoint Johnny Sykes over 10 rounds. Miami witnessed Carl Red Gugino outpoint Tommy Spiegel in 10 rounds. Billy Sharkey also featured in the card with results not fully listed.

Los Angeles King Levinsky Chicago Babe Hunt Tulsa Okla Seattle Allen Matthews St. Loui Johnny Sykes Bismarck N. C Miami Fla Carl “Red” Guggino Hartford Conn Tommy Speigel Uniontown Billy Sharkey

Scoring Declines In 1936 College Football Season

An Associated Press survey shows 1936 football scoring fell despite many high scoring games led by Minnesota 47 Texas 19 and North Carolina 89 Virginia 14. It notes 168 teams averaged 13.23 points per game with season totals near 1,438 games, while defenses like St Anselm and Vermont posted strong showings and many ties marked the year.

New York Associated Press Minnesota Texas North Carolina Virginia Associated Ring Southwestern Louisiana Army Dartmouth Drake Georgia Te Little Haverford Pennsylvania St. Anselm’s College of New Hampshire Holy Cross University of Vermont Brown Purdue Indiana Louisi

Mercer jury awards two cents in damage suit

In Bluefield on December 2, a Mercer circuit court jury awarded Samuel McKnight two cents in damages against William Young after he sued for $5,000, claiming an Indian fight. The article lists boxing results for Taz Worcester and Low Gendell, and Jersey City bouts involving Mickey Marker and Bobby Cortez.

Bluefield Mercer Samuel McKnight William Young McKnight Taz Worcester Mass Low Gendell Miami Drew Jersey City N. J Mickey Marker Bayonne Bobby Cortez

Wrestling Last Night Shows Mixed World Class Results

Reports from multiple cities detail two fall wins for Steve Casey over Jack Marshall in Manchester New Hampshire and Danno O Mahoney defeating Rudy Dusek in New Haven Connecticut before a Dusek disqualification in the second fall. Other bouts include Ernie Dusek beating Matros Kirilenko in Newark two out of three falls and Joe Cox defeating Wally Dusek in Albany two out of three. Additional results feature Dave Levin pinning Tony Siano in Plainfield and Bill Hansen defeating Chief Wolf in San Francisco. Everett Marshall and Pulaski also posted a one fall win in Lincoln and Louisville respectively.

Manchester N. H Steve Crusher Casey Ireland Jack Marshall Colorado New Haven Conn Danno O'Mahoney Rudy Dusek Omaha Neb Dusek Newark N. J Ernie Dusek Matros Kirilenko Russia Albany Joe Cox Cleveland Wally Dusek Plainfield Dave Levin New York Tony Siano San Francisco Bill Hansen Chicago Chief Lit Ue Wolf Lincoln Ste Pulaski Poland Louisville Everett Marshall la Junta Colo Bill Middlekauff Miami

Eiler Opposes Strong Negro in Clarksburg Boxing Show

Ten round boxing headline match in Carmichael auditorium Clarksburg features Freddy Eiler Kentucky middleweight versus Alabama Kid from Dover Ohio. Alabama Kid has proven performer with prior win at Muncie Indiana. first Clarksburg appearance tonight. Four six round bouts precede main event with Buck Weaver Leroy Frankman and outros.

Freddy Eiler Kentucky Alabama Kid Dover Ohio Carmichael Auditorium Clarksburg Fraternal Order of Police Eiler Joey Speigal Unio Carmichaels Alabama Kidd Fairmont Wheeling Charleston Beckley Huntington Muncie Indiana Tony Billotta Ford Mick Buckhannon Bob Williams P. K. Mines Buck Weaver Leroy Frankman Ernie Ruskins Columbus Less Huffman

Grafton High Cagers Face Tough Season Ahead

Grafton High School's 24 player basketball squad opened with a second practice in the new field house. Coach Ron McKinney faces a likely early cut as turnout runs low. The Bearcats will open December 0 against Warren Harding of Warren Ohio, coached by Pierre Hill. The schedule includes Elkins rivalry, Bluefield's Beaver, Wheeling High, and two games with Philips. Conference play targets seven of the league's teams with home and away games across Morgantown East Fairmont Shinnston Buckhannon Washington Irving Weston and Elkins.

Grafton High School Ron McKinney Bearcats Warren Harding High School Warren Ohio Pierre Hill West Virginia University George Hill East Fairmont Grafton Frank Wimner Elkins Wimer Beaver School Bluefield West Virginia Wheeling High School Five Buckhennon Wheeling Buckhannon Ohio County Philips Philippi Valley Mentors Clarksburg Victory West Fairmont

High School Team Sets 20 Game Schedule Opening Clash Looms

As officials limit to 20 games this state allows a full slate for the season. Coaches Bob Denzie John Lobis Harold Cross Hamilton White Cohen Bee and others work hard to be ready for the opener. A complete roster will be released tomorrow.

Bob Denzie John Lobis Harold Cross Hamilton White Cohen Bee

Concord Lions Show Early Season Hopes In Basketball

Concord's Mountain Lions plan an early start to their basketball campaign aiming to form a strong, cohesive unit. They schedule a December 16 game against Lincoln Memorial University at Athens as coach W B Waddell pushes non football players into long range shooting and defense. The team is viewed as a potential dark horse in the state race with a busy off season transitioning from football to hoops. Jerome Van Meter, Beckley mentor, may join coaching duties for the North South charity game on New Year’s Day, while Blickle weighs his basketball commitments after forming a 1934 winning duo with Van Meter.

Charleston Concord Mountain Lions Lions Lincoln Memorial University Athens Waddell Mercer County Hills Eddie Huntington High School Buckle Jerome van Meter Beckiey Express Blickle Van

Orange Bowl Committee to Name Duquesne Opponent Next Week

The Orange Bowl committee of the chamber of commerce stated that a opponent for Duquesne will be named next week after the contenders finish their schedules.

The Chamber of Commerce Duquesne

Education Board Won't Call Special Bond Election

Cabell county board of education defers a special election on a $600000 bond issue unless 20 percent of voters petition for it. E P Rice, chair of the citizens committee backing the bond, says the group will seek the petition. The issue failed in November. About 9000 voters meet the 20 percent threshold.

Huntington Cabell County Education Board E. P. Rice Citizens’ Committee Sue

Dukes Accept Miami Invite for Orange Bowl Game

Duquesne University announced it would play in Miami's Orange Bowl on New Year's Day after the athletic council considered invitations. Captain Mike Basrak voiced the players' excitement, saying they look forward to southern climes while awaiting final opponent choices from Miami. John P. Smith indicated initial Tennessee as a potential foe, but a Miami selection was not yet firm.

Pittsburgh Duquesne University Grid Warriors Miami Mike Basrak John P Little Clipper Smith Duquesne University Athletic Council Tennessee Dukes South

Notice to creditors in Bartlett estate case

In Taylor County West Virginia the Circuit Court decree requires all claimants against the estate of John J Bartlett deceased to file their claims at Taylor County Bank Building Grafton by December 7 1936 or be barred from real estate benefits Commissioner in Chancery William P Samples issues this notification dated November 18 1936 with notices published November 18 25 and December 2 1936.

Tha Bartlett Circuit Court of County of Taylor John J. Bartlett Taylor County Bank Grafton County West Virginia William P. Samples Chancery

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