Paul Dean Clinches Victory In Tight Cardinals Triumph
The Cardinals beat the Giants 4 2 as Paul Dean and Al Smith held even for eight innings. Dean finished strong, with Joe Medwick and Johnny Mize producing two insurance runs late. Ferrell, Lanning, and the Bees’ rookie pitched well in other key games while Detroit rallied to top the Yankees 10 9 and regain pace in the standings.
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Woody Jensen
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al Smith
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Plan for Meets Charleston May Meeting for July events
Coal mining institute representatives will meet in Charleston on Saturday to plan sectional and state meets to be held in July. The gathering aims to organize schedules and coordinate locations for upcoming competitions and related activities.
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Charleston
Coal “Mining Institute
Rosemont Cubs Aim To Gain Lead In State League
Rosemont high hopes for a top position in the West Virginia state baseball league as Ed Reppert's Cubs play Clarksburg Generals at Rosemont tomorrow at 3 p.m. Mazza will pitch with Barnett catching, as the lineup features Barna Ashley Clovis and others from the championship squad. If they win Sunday against Bowlesburg, the Cubs expect to widen their edge with Wally Fromhart and Rowlesburg also on the schedule.
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Tom Berry
Willard Visits New Castle Pa As He Aids Estate Help
Former world heavyweight champion Jess Willard was spotted in New Castle Pennsylvania on May 22 aiding his wife in settling the estate of her aunt the late Mrs. Margaret Evans. The Kansan plans to stay about a week in the city.
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Main Street
Jess Willard
Margaret Evans
Paul Stagg Seen as Westminster Athletic Director Pick
Pittsburgh May 22 Paul Stagg son of Alonzo Stagg is expected to become Westminster College athletic director and baseball coach. Current Moravian College coach Sige is named as a candidate or successor.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Stagg
Alonzo Stagg
Westminster College
Sige
Moravian College
Jesse Owens Stars at Western Conference Meet
At the 36th annual Big Ten track and field fixture in Columbus Jesse Owens prepared for preliminaries after a past year of world records. About 233 other entrants from Big Ten schools joined the star Buckeye as 25 000 fans awaited if Owens could repeat greatness and claim more slippers for Ohio State’s hall of fame. Preliminaries in 10 events were set for 3 p.m. with finals Saturday. pole vault high jump mile two mile and some relays were exempt from prelims.
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Bobby Grayon
Stanford Star
Jessa Owens
Jesse
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Jesse Owens
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France Stumbles Over Berlin Olympic Funding Delays
Paris reports uncertainty over France sending a team to Berlin. The chamber failed to approve a 1,890,000 franc Olympic budget, with a leftist cabinet delay until June and possible July voting. The Olympic committee already funds camps for 300 athletes amid Nazi tensions and domestic political clashes. In Huntington, Marshall College selects Hatfield Grubeck as senior class president and W. C. Romine as sophomore president.
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Sarraut
Olympic Committee
Nazi Germany
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Marshall College
Hatfield Grubeck
Beckley
W. C. Romine
Sarazen Goes Good When He Tries To Lose
Gene Sarazen aimed to lose the Metropolitan Open to prep for Baltusrol but played a superb round. He tied the course record with 69 at Quaker Ridge, showing an unorthodox, high-trajectory game while remaining focused on upcoming majors. Henry Picard trailed with 70 as Wood, Nelson, Runyan followed, and many others were close in the field.
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Gene Sarazen
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Quaker Ridge
Sarazen
Gens
Hoylake
Henry Picard
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
King
Zit Turiano
Larchmont
Henry Ciuci
Flushing
Sol di Buono
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
Herman Barron
White Plains
Frank Moore
Searsdale
Jess Sweetser
Mount Vernon
Baseball and boxing night results from national leagues
National League results yesterday show Pittsburgh over Philadelphia seven to four and Chicago back to back losses losing to Brooklyn with four to zero. American League tallies include Washington seven over Cleveland four and Detroit ten over New York nine with Boston six over St Louis two. Boxing notes list Danno O Mahoney of Ireland defeating Ernie Dusek in Omaha and Ali Baba of California beating Pat McClary in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Milwaukee
Ali Baba
California
Pat McClary
Pet
Hiinois Derby At Aurora Track On May Day
Chicago dispatch reports the fourth Hiinois Derby for three year olds at Aurora. The Fighter and Langreal, both trained by Mrs Ethel B. Mars, are favored at 5 to 1 with Rushaway at 4 to 1 as contenders. Parading to post around 4 45 PM Eastern Standard Time amid expected strong support.
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Chicago
Ethel B. Mars
Fighter
Langreal
Rushaway
Open Meet to Start June 4 in Baltusrol Golf Event
New York May 22 The 1936 national open golf tournament at Baltusrol New Jersey runs June 4 6 with a 7 50 a m start. Henry Picard Hershey Pa pro and pre-tournament favorite tees off with Herman Barron of White Plains at 7 50. Jack Munger Dallas amateur and Zell Faton of Oklahoma City begin five minutes earlier as the competition opens. Parks not favored defending champion Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh is a 50 to 1 shot. Parks with Johnny Revolta Chicago opens at 10 15 a m.
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N. J
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Hershey
Herman Barron
White Plains
Jack Munger
Dallas
Zell Faton
Oklahoma City
Parks
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Picard
Johny Revolta
Chicago
Chuck Klein Money Maker For Phillies
New York May 22 Chuck Klein once a one man ball club for the Phillies has proved profitable in trades between the Phillies and the Subs. They have received seven players and about 140000 in deals involving Klein plus boot money and kept Klein. Profits cited from past trades show Klein shifted between teams with cash returns totaling around 125000 after initial cost of 7500.
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Chuck Klein
Phillies Arandal
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Subs
Phils
Klein
Chuck
Cubs
Mark Koenig
Ted Kleinhans
Harvey Hendrick
Koenig
Cincinnati
Otto Bluege
Irvine Jeffries
Curt Davis
Ethan Alan
Fabian Kowalik
Kleinhans
Yankees
Bluege
Jeffries
Hendrick
Boxing results from nationwide locations lead card notes
Reports from Lancaster Paterson Tacoma Dallas Clarksburg describe recent bouts with Meyer Rowan outpointing Frankie Mills and Gordon Wallace edging Mike Pagan while Paul Cavier drew with Phil Johnson in New Jersey. Also noted is a world class tennis and table tennis exhibition coming to Carmichael auditorium in Clarksburg next Wednesday night featuring Eddie Tilder Bruce Barnes and Jimmy McClure with local interest in attending.
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Drew
Phil Johnson
Philadelphia
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Wash
Gordon Wallace
Vancouver
B.C
Mike Pagan
San Diego
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Dallas
Tex
Tom Beaupre
Clarksburg
Eddie Bill Tilder
West O'Day
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Viteinie
Fairmont
Morgantown
Carmichael Auditorium
Tilder
Bruce Barnes
Ethel Arnold
Jimmy McClure
Indiana
Tylden
McClure
Barnes
Alfred Chapin
Bairmont
Lefty Dugan Wins Battle in Pennant Race
The Charleston Senators and Zanesville Greys won games last night to keep the lead in the pennant chase. Charleston beat Canton 2-0 in ten innings as Lefty Dugan pitched a four hit shutout aided by timely hitting from Hodgin Berman and Galvin and a base on balls.
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Charleston Senators
Zanesvile Greys
Senators
Charleston
Canton
Dugan
Hodgin
Berman
Galvin
Sodd
Greys
Akron Ducks Rally as Straub Drives Four Runs in Win
Akron defeated Portsmouth 12-0 while Huntington beat Johnstown 5-0 as Quante struck out seven in five innings. Straub, catcher for Akron, went 4-for-5 with four RBIs and three runs. Dayton edged Johnstown 8-7 with Blackwell lasting as pitcher before being removed, contributing a homer and three singles. Tonight’s schedule lists Huntington at Zanesville, Portsmouth at Akron, Charleston at Akron, and Dayton at Johnstown.
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Quante
Akron
Portsmouth
Straub
Ducks
Jawns
Blackwell
Dayton
Johnstown
Zanesville
Charleston
Cards Near Carnival Ruins in Baseball Mischief
In New York May carnival antics disrupt a Cardinals game as Paul Dean’s first inning bad pitch sets off a chain of, boos and surprises. Wes Ferrell is booed in Boston while Ed Bang buys ringside seats for Louis and Schmeling. Syracuse chatter surfaces as Colgate alumni push bets on Syracuse, with Max Baer hinting at a comeback. Cubs-Philly talks hint at mutual benefit and Jimmy Wilson yields to Roy Henshaw after Phil Wrigley’s cash influence.
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Associated Press
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Phi
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Paul Dean
Youse
Wes Ferrell Gant
Boston
Lis Bern
Wes
Red Sox
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
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Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Syracuse
Colgate
Andy Kerr
Red Raider
Max Baer
Snake Hips
Max
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Philly Deer
Jimmy Wilson
Roy Henshaw
Phil Wrigley
Jimmy
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