Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Grafton Sentinel in Grafton, West Virginia

We have 4,406,501 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1943

Page

2

Chart Shows Joe Gordon Regaining His Baseball Health

The June Chicago report notes a strong field in the Women's Western Golf Open with Patty Berg, Opal Hill, and Elizabeth Hicks among favorites. Amateurs and notable players like Dorothy Kirby, Georgia Tainter, and Phyllis Otto are listed as contenders, with 32 of about 100 entrants to reach match play.

Joe Gordon Patty Berg Minneapolis

Yanks Hold Two-Game Lead In Tight Race

Yankees cling to a two game margin in the American League as Joe Gordon benched by illness shows signs of comeback with four hits in a doubleheader including a two run homer. The day’s action features multiple league results with the Red Sox, Senators, Cards, Dodgers, and Reds winning in varied upsets and performances.

Hubbell Still Going Strong At 40 Says He Never Felt Better

AP Features profiles Carl Hubbell, the 40 year old star pitcher for the New York Giants. Born in Missouri and raised in Oklahoma, Hubbell has won 251 games with 150 losses by mid career and remains renowned for his screwball. Coaches and catcher Gus Mancuso praise his skill, composure, and long career with the Giants.

Hubbell Chip Royal NEW York New York Giants Gus Mancuso Carl Hubbell Meeker Okla Cushing Old Long Pants Old Hub Carthage Maple Grove Carl Oklahoma City Detroit Tigers Toronto Decatur Beaumont Giants Hisbell Hub Manjeuso Mancuso

Baseball’s Florida Training Pitch Sparks 1940s Talk

New York wires report Al Lang touring major leagues hinting Florida could host spring training again as armies give up hotel leases. White Sox may drill in Pasadena next spring with Dodgers possible. Mentions Evelyn Chandler’s sons in New Stars on Ice and details on military football rosters and service members across colleges and forces.

New York al Lang St. Pete Florida Bob Foote Pasadena California Star-News White Sox Dodgers California Tech Bob Evelyn Chandler Colorado Springs Bruce Maples, Jr Jerry Mapels

Baseball Highlights From Yesterday’s Doubleheaders

The Associated Press recap notes Joe Gordon of the Yankees homered and drove in two, with a 3 2 win. Doerr’s two run homer sparked the Red Sox in the nightcap 4 3 victory. Riddle, Starr and Beggs stood out for the Reds. Laabs, Iyork and York powered a 6 3 opener win and 9 5 afterpiece. Barrett and Wittig anchored a 10 1 opener and 8 0 nightcap for the Giants. Reynolds and Smith steered the Indians to a 2 1 opener win and 2 0 nightcap victory. Head and Meltor propelled the Dodgers in the opener, Melton allowed six in the nightcap. Capra and Haefner starred in a Senators sweep. Carrasquel and White contributed in another split.

Joe Gordon Yankees Red Sox Flash Joe Hich Howie Krist St. Louis Cardinals Jand Cris Hockett Fonce Cincinnati Reds Yanks Gordon Homier Bobby Doerr Washington Senaators Athletics A's Jojo White Chicago ‘Cubs Danny Litwhiler Krist Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies Rube Melton Reds Pirates Elmer Riddle Ray Starr Joe Beggs Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves New York Giants Mel Ott Otters Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Edgar Smith St.Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Tigers Rudy York Dick Wakefield Associated Press Doerr Riddle Starr Beggs Chet Laabs Browns Rudy Iyork Land York Charley Barrett Braves Johnny Wittig Giants Forster Wittig Allie Reynolds Indians Whit Sox Reynolds Smith Ed Head Rube Meltor Dodgers Melton Alex Capra Mickey Haefner Senators Joe White Athletics Carrasquel Haefmer White Danny ‘Litwhiler Rey Sanders Cardinals

National golf meet opens for colleges at Olympia Fields

Chicago June 28 Eleven schools including LSU head to Olympia Fields Country Club for the national collegiate golf tournament opening round. LSU captain Dale Morey leads the Baton Rouge foursome as the field vies for team honors while Stanford, missing a full team, exits title contention. Seventy-eight players from 22 colleges begin 18 holes to qualify for 32 match play spots. favorites include Michigan's Ben Smith and Northwestern's Jim Teale and John Stoltz.

Chicago Louisiana State Stanford Olympia Fields Country Club Dale Morey L.S.A Indians Baton Rouge Sandy Tatum Middle West Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio State State Notre Dame LSU Yale Texas Princeton Big Ten Ben Smith Jim Teale John Stoltz Bob Kuntz Tycell Garth, Jr John Lorms Jim McCarthy Tlinois Morey

Armstrong Seeks Comeback in August Match

Henry Armstrong, former triple champion, plans a comeback bout in Portland with Jimmy Garrison of Kansas City set for August after a lip injury in a prior Angott fight. The scheduling shift moved it from July to August as promoter Joe Waterman announced the bout last night. In other action, homers and Sanders provided late scoring in a doubleheader split, with three runs in the opener and a late RBI double delivering the nightcap.

Portland Ore Henry Armstrong Jimmy Garrison Kansas City Joe Waterman Armstrong Semmy Angott Sanders

Club Standings From Yesterday’s Matches

The standings show Boston 10-0 and Brooklyn 9-6 leading, with St. Louis 3-4, Chicago 2-3, New York 1-6, Philadelphia 4- Cincinnati 6-5, and Pittsburgh 3-1 reflecting the day’s results. Detailed records remain torched by partial entries. standings emphasize team scores and outcomes.

St. Louis Chicago Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland Washington Hghet Lous

Whirlaway Disappoints In Washington Park Race

Whirlaway finished fifth in the $10,000 Equipoise mile at Washington Park on Saturday and is aimed at the Stars and Stripes handicap July 5. Alsat, based at Washington Park, will not race yet as owner Mrs. Al Sabath says he is not ready. Hest Seller won by a head over Thumbs Up. Whirlaway showed no late speed and was slightly sore but trainer Ben Jones says he will be ready for the Stars and Stripes.

Chicago Whirlaway Washington Park Alsat al Sabath Warren Wright Ben Jones Long Tail Stars and Stripes Hest Seller Whirly

One-Armed Outfielder Dominates Track Meet in New Orleans

Pete Gray, Memphis Chicks outfielder with one arm, tops prize money in a track and field meet before the Memphis New Orleans doubleheader. He won the bunt and run, placed second in the 75 yard dash, and contributed defensively with nine putouts and two hits across two games.

New Orleans Pete Gray Memphis Chicks St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York

End of Season League Leaders and Pitching Marks

Major League enders list top batting and pitching stats for both leagues. Highlights include Dahlgren and Herman leading with high RBIs, Vaughn and Ott stealing bases, Kellner and Stephens high in home runs, and key pitchers Krist Sewell Candlin and Grove posting strong records.

Dahlgren Philadelphia McCormick Cincinnati Vaughn Brooklyn Zamilli Herman Dtriples — Musical St. Louis Russell Pittsburgh Ott New York Krist Sewell Hockett Cleveland Stephens White Case Washington Keltner Johnson

War Today warns of looming battles before Japan’s defeat

The article cautions readers that severe and bloody combat lies ahead before Japan s surrender, noting government and military leaders recognize the danger while a complacent mood grows among Americans, especially on the eastern seaboard.

Fireworks-caused rail car blaze disrupts Colorado City

A derailed freight train near the depot area of Colorado City suffered a week early Fourth of July fire caused by detonating pyrotechnics. Firefighters cut away two cars and moved them to a safe track as demolition crews retrieved unexploded shells. Army Ordnance officers and railroad workers began an investigation amid military guards. One theory cites a hot box igniting the blaze.

Jos Brady Clarence Kurtz Army Ordnance

Classified Rates For Sentinel Advertisements

Classified Sentinel rates state two and a half cents per word for the first insertion and one and a half cents per word for each additional insertion. Insertion must be consecutive and set in regular style.

Sentinel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mid-West Tokyo Japan United States Hitler China Atlantic Pearl Harbor Pacific America Sid Feder GECIL Cottrill Fowler Ave Staten Carkters Hugh Fullerton Laurie Apitz University of Toursville Army Navy Air Forces Apity C. O Ray Navin University of Detroit Art Anderson Fort Custer Mich Indiantown Gap Art. Anderson Joe Engel Chattanooga Baseball Club Angelo Pucci Tippy Larkin Larry Aurie Juvenille Probation Division Detroit Probate Court Ted Lyons Marines Dick Cullum Minneapolis Times Pready Ken Kavanaugh Chicago Bears Jimmy Doolittle Sicily Oklahoma A Don Goldbeck Bob Deason Arkansas John Tarrant Illinois Harry Mack Abraham Levitan Goodreault Charley O'Rouke Boston College Jacksonville Fla., Naval Air Station O'Rouke J. Bartison Jack’Lords LL Willy Ken Chase Southaw Atchee Boston Red Sox Baea Barna OW East Bob Hope Marion Martin Goldwyn Dorothy Lamour Hope RKO Strand Realty Fetterman Hazel Atlas Maple Avenue Blueville uesArrang Orchard St Brownlow Park Gent Colorado City Onunulg Sata Eraic Poreh Enone Ea Por Cyntiger Oha Apts Gratton Sexttinel Avaes West Mini Street Wail Lou Cyretal Gutiere
Search Courier

Search the Grafton Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Grafton Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication