Giants Face Three Tough Clubs in pennant chase
The New York Giants return to action facing the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals in a pivotal stretch before the All-Star break. Cubs hold first, Cards second, Giants near third with key pitchers Hubbell Schumacher Castleman and Melton aiding a balance between strong arms and offense. The schedule includes four games against Brooklyn’s Bees and three with Philadelphia and the Dodgers, testing the defending team’s depth as they pursue top seed.
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New York Giants
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pirates
New Yorkers
Chicago
Larry French
Charley Root
Tex Carleton
Roy Parmelo
Clay Bryant
Clyde Shoun
Sim
Bill Lee
Cub
Hhe Cardinals
Digny Dean
Lonnie Warneke
Lefty Bop Weiland
Redbirds
St. Louis Elbowers
Gas House
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Slick Castleman
Cliff Melton
Washington
Bees
Phillies
Dodgers
Hubbell
Charite
Cardinals
Jack Doyle
Trish
Joe Bain
W. L. Pet
Mike Jacobs
St. Louis
Jekey Park
New York
Yankee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Sammy Beil
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Wes
Dack Sharkey
Boston
Wedding Plans And Labor Talks Surface In Cramped Notice
The piece describes a Harvard Fly Club party at Owls Nest with guests including Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt and the bride-to-be Miss Dupont. It also covers ongoing labor board mediation with Miss Perkins and Edward F. McGrady, noting Taft plans to sail to Europe and mentioning a fatal car crash in Follansbee as a separate update.
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Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Dupont
Harvard
Owls Nest
James Roosevelt
James A. Draper
John Roase
Owls Meat
Alfred 3
Hallowell
Bostome
Olivia Morea
Miss Dupont
Franklin
Ethel
Wilmington
White-Haind
Prank B. Haley
Justice of the Peace
Miss Perkins
Tam
Europe
Edward F. McGrady
Taft
Budge and Parker Threats in Net Meet at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon England June 29 American Don Budge and Frank Parker reached the semi finals of the men's singles amid a day of strong performances. Budge defeated Vivian McGrath to stay undefeated while Parker outlasted Heinrich Henkel in five sets to set up a semifinal clash with Von Cramm or Austin. Miss Jacobs and Miss Marble advanced in the women’s singles, as Jadwiga Jedrzejowska eliminated Mrs. Dorothy Andruss and prepared to meet Peggy Scriven. In doubles Budge and Mako faced Bourgus and Petra as the top men’s pair.
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Wimbledon
Eng
California
Don Budge
Milwaukee
Frank Parker
Dorothy Round
England
Helen Hull Jacobs
Alice Marble
United States
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Denmark
Germany
McGrath
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
Britain
von Cramm
Austin
Budge
Parker
Australia
Vivian McGrath
Heinrich Henkel
Bryan
Billy Grant
Atlanta
Jack Crawford
Crawford
Miss Jacobs
Miss Marble
A. A. Wright
Great Britain
Rollin Couquerque
Dorothy Andrus
Jadwiga Jerdejowska
Poland
Miss Jedrzejowska
Peggy Scriven
Anita Lizana
Chile
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Gene Mako
Christian Bourgus
Yvon Petra
Buckhannon fighter Ernie Ruskins to meet Mason McCoy in Clarksburg card
Boxing promoter Jack Sheppard announced two prelims for Wednesday at Carmichael in Clarksburg. Ernie Ruskins of Buckhannon draws Mason McCoy of Clarksburg while Howard Myers’ opponent is to be found as Joe Cononie, ill, cannot fight. Other prelims pair local Johnny Folio with Irish Bob Turner, Buck Meyer versus Jimmy Smith, and Bob McGee facing Kid Rector in Fairmont.
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Ernie Ruskins
Buckhannon
Mason McCoy
Clarksburg
Jack Sheppard
McCoy
Johnny Folio
Bob Turner
Buck Meyer
Jimmy Smith
Bob McGee
Kid Rector
Fairmont
Golfers chase 39th national title at Oakmont
Collegiate field at Oakmont seeks team victory and individual match play after 36 holes. Georgetown leads with 320, one point ahead of Georgia Tech. Princeton and Pittsburgh close behind. Yale among top contenders as players push to improve scores in the stern par 72 layout.
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Judson Bailey
Oakmont
George Dunlap, Jr
Larry Moller
Stanley Holditch
Georgetown
Georrgia Tech
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Yale
Fights Last Night On Bicycles Circuit Seen
A string of boxing results across cities with outpoints and draws. Notable bouts include Roddie Wenstob 116% beating Art Oliver in Chicago and John Henry Lewis defending his light heavyweight title with a win in Washington, while Freddie Camuso and Ralph Zanneill fought to a draw in Providence. Numerous other scores feature fighters from Milwaukee Des Moines Baltimore Philadelphia and more with various weights and venues noted.
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Chicago
Roddie Wenstob
Edmonton
Alta
Art Oliver
Washington
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Reddish
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Tony Gianciola
Milwaukee
Wis
Chuck Byaddus
Baltimore
Clarence
Red) Burman
Eddie Dalan
Waterbury
Conn
Vince’ ml
New York
Ty Holyoke
Mass
Mickey Mathio
Jersey City
Walter
Wildcat) O'Connor
Cabondale
Chino Alvarez
Charlie Burns
Johnstown
How They Stand National League Yesterday's Results
National League standings note no games were scheduled yesterday. Baseball results section lists no matches or scores, leaving teams paused in current positions.
Everett Marshall Defeats Jim McMillen In Denver Wrestling
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colo 220 defeats Jim McMillen of Chicago 220 in two of three falls during last night wrestling event in Denver.
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Denver
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Escobar Offered Bantam Title Defense This Summer
Fight chatter notes promoter Jack Patrill has offered Six to Escobar $15,000 to defend his bantamweight title against K. O. Morgan in Flint this summer. Pedro Montanez travels to Puerto Rico to train for a July 4 ten-rounder with Prannie Wallace. Armando Godoy risks a July coast fight with Big Boy Bray in San Francisco. Henry Armstrong trains for a July 8 ten-rounder with Al Blaich at Madison Square Garden.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Patrill
Flint
Mich
Sixto Escobar
K. 0
Morgan
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Prannie Wallace
Cleveland
Arturo Godoy
Big Boy Bray
San Francisco
Henry Armstrong
al Jolson
al Blaich
Australias
Madison Square Garden
Armstrong
Aldo Spaldi
Azio Nuvolari
Roosevelt Raceway
Tazio
Brooklyn
Red Luzin
Quincy A. A
Rockingham Park
Milwaukee
George M. Cohan
Cardinals
St. Louis
Gamg
J. Baker
St. Charles
Ill
Greyhound
Cardinal Pringe
Sep
Palin
Baker
Muscleton
Gerson
Archie Templeton
North Carolina
Shelby
N. C
Games Today Across Baseball Lineup Matchups
Chicago at St Louis features Carleton against Weiland or Warneke. Pittsburgh meets Cincinnati with Bowman and Bauers facing Grissom and Derringer. Philadelphia battles New York pitting Johnson against Schumacher. Brooklyn visits Boston with Fitzsimons opposing Fette. Detroit plays Chicago with Auker versus Stratton. New York hosts Philadelphia with Hagley against Thomas and Washington Grove facing Weaver. St Louis visits Cleveland with Sett opposing Whitehill.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Carleton
Weiland
Warneke
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bowman
Bauers
Grissom
Derringer
Philadelphia
New York
Johnson
Schumacher
Brooklyn
Boston
Fitzsimmons
Fette
Detroit
Auker
Stratton
Hagley
Thomas
Jonah
Washington
Grove
Weaver
Cleveland
Sett
Whitehill
Louis H Cook completes 40 years as church sexton
In Wheeling on June 28 Louis H Cook marked his 40th year as sexton of Vance Memorial Presbyterian church. He left his cobbler trade in 1913 to devote his life to church work.
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Wheeling
Louis H. Cook
Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh Markets Produce Report June 29 Prices and Trends
Pittsburgh Markets reports moderate demand for produce with apples around steady in eight car lots and various regional prices for tubers and greens. Butter and eggs show firmness, poultry and dairy items list steady ranges, noting specific figures for North Carolina, California, Virginia, and Ohio receipts. Separate lines indicate several poultry and egg categories with current price bands and shipment notes.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Tennessee
Illinois
Kentucky
North Carolina
California
Virginia Cobblers
Virginia
Southie
Ohio
Leghorn Rollers
Roosters
Young Ducks
Old Ducks
Geese
Tigers Dominate Pruntytown in 9-4 Baseball Victory
The Grafton Tigers defeated the Pruntytown Farmers 9 to 4 at the Industrial School Diamond. McFarland pitched seven innings allowing seven hits with seven strikeouts, while Garnering two hits highlighted by a double and a single from Meet Potters. Desist led Pruntytown with offense and Demoss was Grafton’s top slugger with two doubles as the Tigers prepare to meet the Carr China Potters at 5 30 this evening.
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Grafton Tigers
Pruntytown Parmiers
Industrial School
B. Shriver
Bartlett
McFarland
Tiger
Pruntytown
Potters
Desist
Demoss
Tigers
Carr China Potters
Rhe Shaw
DeMass
Trader
Bailey
Grinnan
Barkins
Smith
L. Shaw
Wen
Poe
SelBae Er
Ife
Shriver
Bae
Ryder Golfers Trail English in 1935 Cup Defense
United States cup hopefuls trailed in two Scotch foursomes and were all square in two others after eighteen holes at Southport links. British pairings led or were even with U S rivals including Sarazen Shute and Cotten Padham Whitcombe and Rees among the featured matchups as 2,000 fans watched the windy morning round.
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Southport
Eng
All Square
Amsdale
Percy Alliss
Richard Burton
Henry Picard
John Revolta
U.S
Arthur Lacey
Willam J. Cox
Ralph Guldahl
Tony Manero
Dudley-Nelson
Ed Dudley
Byron Nelson
Henry Cotton
Alf Padham
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Charles Whitcombe
Home Forces
David Rees
Americans Struggle as Ryder Cup Openers Begin in Wind
The two day international test opens with eight singles matches tomorrow. Gallery crowds cover the sandy hills as pairs play thirty six holes today with one point per match. Americans, favored to win on British soil, slipped to 5-4 in betting as wind strengthens.
Brother Acts Feature Loop in Mountain State League
The Associated Press reports on the Mountain State league’s brother acts. Logan beat Williamson in the series opener with pitcher Sher ley Slone, while Williamson won the second game as Frank Slone pitched for the egbis. The Muncher twins play with Williamson and Welch. Beckley’s Keaton boys, led by Doc the Bengal second baseman, impressed by Kenneth Keaton who joined the team after a mining job break. Bluefield centerfielder D Antoni has no brother in the Joop but a connections to local high school and Notre Dame looming. Beckley reports injuries and a death in the Steinbeck family.”
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Associated Press
Mountain State League
Logan
Sherley Slone
Williamson
Egbis
Frank Slone
Muncher Twins
Welch
Keaton Boys
Keaton
Kenneth
Bengals
Islders
Doc
Raleigh
Bluefield
Lewis D'Antoni
Joop
Ron
Malens
Cteult
Notre Dame
Beckley
Larry Steinbeck
Carey
Ohio
Patrol plan amid Spanish civil war tensions shifts
Debate over extending an international naval patrol to block arms and men to both sides of Spain’s civil war continues after Germany and Italy withdraw their support. Britain and France refuse a Valencia demonstration, prompting nine-nation sub-committee discussions and possible government decisions. Conciliatory talks between Italy, Germany and Rome signal a move to ease the impasse while fears of a naval deadlock persist.
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Pagé Gne
Spain
Germany
Italy
France
Britain
Valencia
Leipzig
Rome
Berlin
Plymouth
Plan Dollar Continues as Merchants Endorse Day Events
Continued from page one: mailed today to all local merchants. More than half have agreed to participate in activities for that day. Officers and committees have seen merchants and many have endorsed the route for Day. Counts show two from nearby beds, awaiting expectations.
Classified ads rate note and rental listings
Classified Sentinel rates are two cents for the first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion, with a minimum charge of 45 cents. Ads list FOR RENT three-room and four-room furnished apartments, rooms, and sleeping rooms with contact details. FOR SALE ranges include a coal and gas range and a private store on Walnut, with addresses for inquiries and terms.
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Sentinel
West
Washington
West Boyd Street
LEGAL NOTICES TO CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN W BLAKE
Notices summon creditors and beneficiaries of John W Blake deceased to present verified claims by December 31 1937 at the office in Gratton Taylor County West Virginia. Beneficiaries must appear to protect interests. Dated June 28 1937 J Guy Allender Commissioner of Accounts. June 29 July 6 18 WEST VIRGINIA PUBLICATION NOTICE A suit in Taylor County seeks divorce from Anna Taylor Jarvis and Paul William Jarvis defendant must appear within one month after publication to protect interests. Published in Gratton Sentinel Clerk Frank M Hol e Jr. July 15 22 29 1987 WEST VIRGINIA DIVORCE ORDER In Taylor County chancery suit Paul Pryer plaintiff vs Aldine Fryer defendant decree for absolute divorce. Defendant not resident and must appear within one month after first publication four weeks publication in Gratton newspaper Taylor County. A Goes HOLLIS JR Clerk Wyckoff and Wyckoff Attorneys for Plaintiff June 15 22 29 LOST KEYS Another note: Lost-a bunch of keys on Ta ar La trobe Street Return to Stan G Ford Standard Cafe 36 Latrobe Street Name Bardeen key rings with Attorney for Plaintiff
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John W. Blake
Thergof
Gratton
Taylor County
West Virginia
J. Guy Allender
Paul William Jarvis
Gratton Sentinel
M. Holei, Jr
Wyckoff and
Wyckoff
Circuit Court
Chancery
Paul Pryer
Aldine Fryer
Feliet
West
Veginia
Grafton
Jar
Oses
M, Hollis, JR
Clerk Trobe Street
Stan
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W. Va
Proving Stars
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Bldeville
Ifor
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Aghults
Robert's
Taylor County’ Hardware Company
Harrison County
Jne
P& O
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Biil
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