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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1929

Page

5

Ruth Celebrity in Bed With Heart Trouble Halts Baseball Pace

George Herman Ruth, the home run king, lies in a sick bed with muscular heart trouble as Yankees officials estimate a rest of a week to ten days. Mrs Ruth says the major issue is convincing him to rest, while Ruth vows to be “as good as ever” soon.

J Herbert Wy Harker Press New York George Herman Ruth Man Swat New York Yankees Ruth Tuough

Baseball Leaders and Standings Report Batting and Pitching Leaders

June 7 update highlights American batting leader Foxx of the Athletics at .409, Gehringer of the Tigers with 48 runs, and Grimes of the Pirates securing a 9 win. Other leaders include Klein of the Phillies with 14 home runs, Hermann and Robins atop hits, and Simmons of the Athletics tied for RBIs at 12 with Gehrig and Bump for triples and stolen bases noted.

Klein Phillies Cuter Cards Grimes Pirates Foxx Athletics Gehringer Tigers Batthd VNA Simmons Athletica Alexander Bitie Browns Bompas Gehrig Yanks Simmons

Bern ie Cooke Leading Pack In Batting Title

Chicago June 8 Bennie Cooke St Paul outfielder led the American association in batting with a .390 average at week seven. Minneapolis topped team batting at .316 while John Brittheart of Minneapolis raised his pitching tally to eight wins against one loss, best in the league. Kansas City led team fielding at .973. Newspaper advertising for church ads urged by the publicity committee of the Presbyterian general assembly.

Chicago Bennie Cooke St. Paul American Association Minneapolis John Brittheart Minneapoli Kansas City

Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Schedule Credits

Yesterday's results show Clarksburg 6 Jeannette 1 and Fairmont 8 Johnstown 2 with Cumberland at Scottdale and Wheeling at Charleroi rained out. Also New York 8 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6 Chicago ???

Clarksburg Jeannette Scottdalle Cumberland Fairmont Johnstown Wheeling Charleroi Jeanette Scottdale New York St. Louis Cincinhati Philadelphia Chisago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Cincinnat

Browns Edge Athletics as Pirates Top Braves in Turbulent Day

Sports desk notes Browns defeated Athletics while Pirates beat Braves 6 2 and Giants trimmed Cardinals 8 1. Yankees faltered as Indians beat them 7 3. Tigers outscored Senators 17 14. White Sox Red Sox game postponed by rain. Donald Hurst homered for Reds and Ward Ford scored on error in 7 6 Cincinnati win.

Yankees Cleveland Brown Boys Hugmen Brownies Indians Washington Tigers Senators Détroit White Sox Red Sox Boston Giants Cardinals Cubs

Hartnett fills pinch hitting role for Cubs

Chicago reports Gabby Hartnett, sidelined from catching by a sore arm, performing solidly as a pinch hitter this season. He delivered with timely hits including a bases loaded homer. Minnesota hosts Wisconsin as the Big Ten race moves into the final two games of 1929 baseball.

Chicago Gabby” Hartnett Cubs Minneapolis Wisconsin Minnesota Big Ten

Fights Last Night Highlight Several Wins Across Cities

In Buffalo Fidel Labarba outpointed Tommy Pauk while Sammy Mandel, the world lightweight champion from Rockford, stopped Jackie Nichols in Muskegon. In San Francisco Young Corbett defeated Al Van Ryan in Fresno and a separate bout in Lansing saw another win as athletes competed across multiple venues.

Muskegon Mich Sammy Mandell Rockford, Ill Jackie Nichols Lansing San Francisco Young — Corbett Fresno al van Ryan Duluth Minn

Salo Leads Pyle Derby in 45 Mile Run

In Bila Bend Arizona on June 8 three husky runners battled for the lead in the 45 mile Pyle New York to Los Angeles race. Johnny Salo Passaic New Jersey held the early lead with 1 hour 26 minutes 19 seconds elapsed. Giusto Umek Italy led the field for second place with Pete Gavuzzi England and Sam Richman New York also among the leaders. W T Simmons of Carrier Mississippi was shown studying at State Teachers College in Hattiesburg for a diploma.

Bila Bend Ariz Los Angeles Aztec Johnny Salo Passaic N.d Pete Gavuzzi England Giusto Umek Italy Umek

Frank Qdoul Tops NL Hitting As Hafey Leads Runs

New York reports Frank Q Doule led the National League batting table while the rest of the era sees shifts as Taylor Douthit tops runs with 44 and Chick Hafey drives in 49. Frank Frisch and Andy High tie for 65 hits, with Klein and Waner among leaders in triples and home runs. Pitching leaders include Burleigh Grimes with nine wins and Red Lucas sharing complete games. Phillies lead team batting at .376, Pirates rise to second with .300 and Cubs drop to fourth at .291.

New York Frank Q'Doul Philadelphia John Heydler Taylor Douthit St. Louis Chick Hafey Frank Fisch Andy High Frisch Fordham Flash Lloyd Waner Pirates Charley Klein Phillies Hafey Babe Herman Brooklyn Kiki Cuyler Chicago Hendrick Brooklyn Herman Terry New York Stephenson Frederick High Klein Cuyler Clark Boston Rogers Hornsby Ray Moss Elmer Earn Cubs Phils Giants

Yankees Stay Strong as Foxx Leads Batting Pace

In Chicago on June 8, Philadelphia first baseman Jimmy Foxx maintained a batting pace at the end of the week with a .410 average, despite dropping 14 points. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees rose to third with a .364 mark, while leaders include Fothergill, Rice, Narleaky, Simmons, Kamm and Jamieson. The Athletics topped team batting at .312 as Detroit slipped below .200 in a 13 inning clash where Uhle’s hot streak ended. Grove and Rommel added wins while Washington and St Louis swapped fielding spots, and Philadelphia led in runs and homers. Charlestown reported C. M. Wetzel, once WV legislature figure, critically ill in Duluth after Wil traction era ties.

Chicago Jimmy Foxx Philadelphia Foxx Cochrane Connie Mack Handyman Mickey Cochrane Tony Lazzeri Yankees Fothergill Detroit E. Rice Washington Narleaky Boston Simmons Kamm Jamieson Cleveland Gehringer Athletics Uhle George Uhl Tigers Robert Moses Grove Eddie Rommel Warren Collins St. Louis Browns St.Louis Senators Browns Cleveland Indians Gehrig New York

Pain Stars Competing For Most Coveted Title

Chicago Stine 8 P The world’s fastest human title hangs on the 100 yard dash final at Stagg Field as eight top sprinters from Michigan Ohio State Rice Christian University Texas and Loyola vie for honors. Yolan Simpson Wilcox Topping Elder Hutson vie for supremacy with Bracey Landsland delays and record hopes in a wide field. The discus and plate marks also draw attention as teams from Southern California Washington Illinois Ohio State Ford and others push for final round spots.

Chicago Stine Stagg Field Eddie Tolan Michigan Yolan and Simpson Texans Wilcox Kansas Topping Loyola University of New Orleans Jack Elder Percy Williams Olympic Hutson Meson Raee Pete Ae Ohio State Ea Mossleb Young Giant Oregon Southern California Washington Ilinois Oli9 Wilford

Turf Classic Held Today Stakes Preview

The turf classic, a mile and a half race worth 62390 to the winner, features Sun Hatter and Sungit among the five starters. Beacon Hit may offer strong competition as betting ratings place Sun Hatter at 30 and Sungit at 40 to 1.

Sun Hatter Sungit

Belmont Derby Contender Tare Takes Rest

New York June 8 A terse report notes Tare, a Belmont Park contender, rests due to over exertion after a weak performance. Garfield Hospital Nere for observation. Blue Larkspur remains the favorite at 7 to 10 with Jack High as second choice at 3 to 1. Ray Cottle, 78, noted as a long-time policeman.

New York Severi Belmont Bey Jack High Estab Ray Cottle Salen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Babe Hal Hope Baitbino Bes Ins Hermann Robins Trips Brigoh Cardy L. Woner Bernie Cooke Presbyteriab _general assembly Mid-Ateantic League Caen Sa Charterot Stottdale Jeannstte Clube Pet Pittsburg New ‘York Cinemaiath Braves William J. Chipman Associated Press Bucs Donald Hurst Cincinnati Ford Redlegs Badgers Barnard Paris Berlin Daily News Today Helen Wills Buffalo Fidel Labarba Tommy Pauk Salo Pyle Derby Gavuzzi Guisto John Salo Guisto Ameri Sam Richman Paul Simpson Burlington N.C W.T. Simmons Carriere, Miss State Teachers College Hattiesburg Frank Qdoul League Charley Kitin George Uhle Wetzel Blue Heisman R. Johnson Metzler West Charlestown C. M. Wetzel West Virginia Wil Gus Gusshe Niaee Ont Cbola He halSis Fe Aus LP EEN Idster Phaeton Deere Sims Ates B.B. Bryant Beech Street West Side Ford Dealer Ford Ford Pain Stars Blue Larkspur Tare
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