Grafton Wins Wild Second Straight Over Rosemont
Grafton Carr China defeats Rosemont Repperts 10 to 8 at Athletic Field in a loose, high scoring game. Pat Walters pitched six innings for the win as Grafton rallied with four in the eighth to seize first place. Rosemont led early with singles and a homer by Barnett, but Grafton’s late surge sealed the victory.
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Palmer
Grafton
Carr China
West Virginia
Athletic Field
Repperts
Rosemont
Potters
Walters
Pat
Carr China Nine
Paul Defenbaugh
Abie” Keener
McKinney
Coleman
Tony Lobis
Pugh
Delucca
Ed Young
Young
Phil Tips
Jones
WHITEHEAD AND BLANTON named prize rookies of 1935
Chicago May 20 Johnny WhiteHead of the White Sox and Pittsburghs Cy Blanton two pitchers who have dominated hitters were named the prize rookies of 1935 by major league managers. Twenty two rookies were named as most likely to stick and reach stardom with teams from the south and west well represented.
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Chicago
Johnny WhiteHead
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Pilots
O Stardom
Blanton
Whitefiend
Pie Traynor
Blaffton
Terry Moore
Jimmy Dykes
Whitehead
U S Team Qualifies For Davis Cup Play
The United States Davis Cup team clinched the interzone finals at Wimbledon after decisive wins in two singles matches and a doubles victory, completing a sweep over Mexico in Mexico City. Bryan Grant of Atlanta defeated Daniel Hernandez 6 0 4 in the process, marking the first loss for the American zone rival since 1931.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
America
Wis
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Daniel Hernandez
Carr China Wins Openers In Ten Inning WV State League Clash
Frank Gerkins led Carr China of Grafton to a 7 to 6 ten inning victory over Belington on Athletic Field on opening day. The game featured rough defense, clutch hitting, and a late protest by neither side, with Gerkins delivering the decisive foul and swing to end the affair as Robinson home on a long double earlier sparked the tie. Belington built a early lead before Grafton rallied with timely hits from Pugh and Keener, while Kittle delivered the tying hit in the eighth. The crowd of under 150 saw a hard fought, sunlit opener.
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Gerkins
Robinson
Barnett
Jones
Shriver
McKinney
Lobis
Fairfax
Young
Grafton
Keener
Babe Jones
Rosemont
C. Jones
C. E. Jones
Phillips
Rosement
Knapp
Dusick
Repperts
Managit
Abie
T Cain
Rowlesburg
Philipps
Gratton
Mimney
H. Walters
P. Walters
Dennen
Cone
If. Bracey
E. Jones
Clovis
Ooil Delucca
Cartwright
Coontz
Coleman
Pairfox
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Eevee
Carr China
Gerkips
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Delucca
To Is
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CB Jones
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Walters
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Palmer
West Virginia
Athletic Field
Carr China Nine
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Frank Gerkins
Smilin
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Hill
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Bus” Pugh
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Qhick" Kittle
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Ris
Bennix
Gerkhin
Um Grafton
Pares’ Mor
Hal Schumacher Fuels Reds Jinx With 13th Victory
Hal Schumacher kept his perfect record against the Reds as the Giants beat them 6 to 5 in ten innings. Alex Kampouris sparked a sixth inning rally with a homer to tie the game, while Schumacher drove in three runs with a homer a double and a long fly. The win widened New York’s lead over Brooklyn to two games. Dodgers dropped to another loss 9 to 6 at Pittsburgh, Cubs fell to the Phillies 3 to 1, Dizzy Dean starred for the Cardinals in a 7 to 3 win over the Braves. Cleveland edged the Yankees 1 to 0, White Sox beat the Red Sox 6 to 5. Tigers outslugged Washington 16 to 6 and the Athletics topped the Browns 6 to 5.
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Associated Press
White Sox
Athletics
Blanton
Whitehead
Vernon Washington
Ray “Ripper
Radcliff
Louis Berger
Roy Hughes
Cleveland
Roy “Beau” Bell
St. Louis Browns
Joe Sullivan
Detroit
Ellsworth Dahlgren
Red Sox
Vito’ Tamulis
Yankees
Vernon Wilshere
Alek Hooks
Wallace Moses
Alex Kampoutis
Ivan Goodman
Cincinnati
Clyde Castleman
Henry Leber
Giants
Terry Moore
St.Louis Cardinals
Jim Bigin
Orville Jorgens
Phillies
Phil Cavarretta
Augie Galan
Chicago Cubs
Alex Kampouris
Schumacher
New Yorkers
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Braves
Chicago
Cleverland Indians
Yankeees
Boston
John Whitehead
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Browns
Women's Southern Golf Tourney Opens in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on May 20 the Southern Championship opened under sunny conditions at the Louisville Country Club as entrants from Dixie tee off the women's event setting the stage for a competitive tourney.
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Louieville
Louisville
Dixie
Waiver Rule Adopted For Pro Grid League
Pittsburgh May 20 The National Professional Football league adopted a waiver rule to give the lowest club first chance at players released by rivals. The meeting also set a ten day period to settle delinquent accounts for the St. Louis franchise held by Myron Greentree. If unresolved the franchise is forfeited and the league will operate with nine clubs replacing Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
National Professional Football League
St. Louis
Myron
Greentree
Cincinnati
Only Four Americans Enter French Tourney
Paris May 20 The French hard court championships open with the smallest U S delegation in years as Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Aramatus lead the women and Henry Cullay and Wilmer Hines head the men. The entry list includes many top players, but the American contingent is limited. Jacobs again is the title favorite despite a weakened lineup.
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Paris
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Ara- Tus
Stamford
Conn
Henry Cullay
Wilmer Hines
United States
Mist’ Jacobs
Yesterday's sports results across major leagues
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 9 Brooklyn 6, St Louis 7 Boston 3, Philadelphia 37 Chicago 2, New York 6 Cincinnati 10 minutes. Today matchups include New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis with Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago. Cleveland and New York lead in extra innings. Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5.
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
St.’ Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Mlican Lea
Cleveland
Auine Nings
St. Louis
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Philadelp
Detroit
Washington
Louis
Rosemont Protest Seeks Grafton Victory Ruling
A protest filed with West Virginia State League President Leatherwood claims Barnett’s eighth inning hit should have been a homer due to spectator interference during Rosemont’s loss to Grafton. Knapp protests Rosemont’s failure to keep fans from entering the field, while Grafton plans to argue that ground rules allowed three bases on interference. Standings show Grafton 6 5 ahead in recent games with Saturday results noted.
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Grafton
Rosemont Repperts
Mike Leatherwood
West Virginia State League
Knapp
Taylor County
Barnett
Dunlek
Young
Ail
Rosemont
Punt Defenbaugh
Pres Dent Leatherwood
Cusick
W. A
Leatherwood
Benneton i
Senate
Belington
Niings
Clarksburg
Rowlesburg
Philippi
Ana
Jesse Owens Stars Again In Track Record Bonanza
New York reports Owens of Ohio State led a standout college running and field events display in a Wisconsin Northwestern Chicago quadrangular meet at Evanston. He shaved 0.1s from the 220 yard low hurdles, tied the 100 yard dash standard at 9.4, and won the broad jump at 26 feet 6 1 16 inches, with peers Peacock Anderson Olson Hardin and Nengass also delivering notable marks.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Chicago
Vanston
Fuother
Owens
Charlie Brookins
Norman Paul
Roland Locke
tGo Drake
Peacock
Inderson
University of California
al Olson
Southern
Angeles
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Hermin Nengass
Tulane
Californis
California
Olson
Souther
Ince
RBI
Dayton Ducks Take ML Lead With Fifth Straight Victory
The Dayton Ducks moved into first in the Middle Atlantic League with a 4 to 2 win over the Charlestonators as Akron dropped two astral games to fall to third. Martynek of Huntingdon earned the pitching honors by allowing only two hits as the Birds whitewashed Akron.
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Associated Press
Dayton Ducks
Akron
Dayton
Charlestonators
Ducks
Zanedyilié
Beckley
Atral
Jiston
Portamouth
Martynek
Hunting
Baer
Birds
Akr
Veteran Racer Brings Luck Charm To Speedway
Indianapolis May 20 Pete DePaola veteran racer arrives with traveling baby shoe charm noted for luck. He plans a comeback in the 51 mile race May 30 at the speedway. The tiny shoes once rode the front of a famed racer to record victory.
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Indianapolis
Pete DePaola
Motor Speedway
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