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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1936

Page

6

Starting Hurler Uncovered by Cardinal Ross

Frank Frisch praises Jim Winford as a potential addition to the St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff. Winford, a 26-year-old right-hander from Columbus Red Birds, shined in a doubleheader against the Pirates, supporting a 6-2 win as the Cardinals stay a game ahead of the Giants.

Associated Press Frankie Frisch St. Louis Cardinals Dean Boys Wild Bill” Hallahan Roy Parmelee Bill Walker Giants Jim Winford Columbus Red Birds Winford Pittsburgh Pirates Dizzy Dean Bucs New York Giants Terrymen Brooklyn Harry Gumbert Gumbert Red Sox Yanks Jimmie Foxx Bill Dickey Yankee Eric McNair

Moody Prefers Forest Hills Over Wimbledon For Tennis

Helen Wills Moody, famed California racquet artist, opts to play at Forest Hills this year over Wimbledon. She rules out joining the British championships and the Wightman Cup in England, stating her aim to reclaim the American title is paramount.

New York Helen Wills Moody Forest Hills Wimbledon Moody England Helen Jacobs

Graduation sermon to be held with no guests at Coalwood High

The Coalwood High senior class will hear the graduation sermon by Rev. H Carlton Fox with no guests due to a spinal meningitis quarantine that bars public meetings. Teachers may attend.

Coalwood W. Va Coalwood High School H. Carlton Fox

Two Crews Added to Finish Baltimore Street Stone Work

Clarksburg city officials announce two extra work crews will be assigned to the stone-chasing on Baltimore street. City Manager Frank J. McAndrews says the additional labor should complete the project in a few days.

Clarksburg Frank J. McAndrews Baltimore Street

Willie Hoppe to appear at Phillip Recreation Monday Night

Willie Hoppe the renowned billiards star from New York will perform an exhibition at Phillip Recreation on Monday at 9 45 p m under the National Billiards Association of America Better Billiards program He will also give one hour of free instruction to all players especially women Hoppe holds three world titles and has set several records while praising the sport and his peers in the billiards community.

Willie Hoppe New York Phillip Recreation National Billiards Association of America Tyros Hoppe Welker Cochran San Francisco Cochran Hotel Sherman Chicago Jake Schaefer, Jr Tiff Denton Gus Copulos Charlie Peterson Cornwall on-the-Hudson Willie Bill St. Louis Hone Pete Peterson Paris Maurice Vignaux

JAWNS SEIZE FIRST PLACE IN MID-ATLANTIC PENNANT RACE

Johnstown won 14-6 over Zanesville to claim first in the Mid-Atlantic pennant race. Dezik hit a bases loaded homer in the third, while Portsmouth beat Charleston 6-5 in the series, dropping the Senators to second. Akron and Huntington also won, with Huntington 3-1 over Dayton as Benny Borgmann plans a return. Today's games list Johnstown at Canton, Akron at Zanesville, Huntington at Portsmouth, Charleston at Dayton.

Associated Press Johnstown Rame Zanesville Dezik Greys Senators Portsmouth Panthers Charleston Akron Canton Birds Dayton Jack Farmer Huntington Ducks Benny Borgmann Portsmouth

Doctor Delivers Baby After Mixed Fishing Trip in Lincoln County

Dr J I Justice of Logan helped deliver an eight pound baby boy at a rural Lincoln county home after a premature assessment. While awaiting the birth, he fished in Twelve Pole fork and caught two mud turtles four bullfrogs and two black bass. In Clarksburg a drive to fund tennis courts for Black residents proceeds under Constance Bayes Curtis amid a new recreation program. Aubrey Kid Martin of Beckley defends his state lightweight title in Clarksburg against U S Carpenter tonight and has a planned bout at Madison Square Garden June 12. Upshur County game farm takes in triplet fawns found beside a doe that died on Sandy Creek in Preston county.

Charleston J. I. Justice Logan Lincoln County Clarksburg Parkersburg Constance Bayes Curtis Aubrey Kid” Martin Beckley U.S. Carpentier Martin George Ades Madison Square Garden Jack Elliott Sandy Creek Preston County Upshur County

Boxers Clash in Split Results Across Cities

Boxing card results from New York and other venues show draws and decisions. Mike Belloise and Dave Crowley fought to a draw in New York. Notinda Snow defeated Eddie McGeever in England. King Levinsky stopped Pepe Del Rio in Mexico City. Eddie Brink defeated Ernie Ratner in Scranton. Petey Hayes beat Joe Doherty in New York. Sonbardi stopped Al Dunbar in New York. Billy Harkins and Tiger Reed drew in Harrisburg.

New York Mike Belloise Dave Crowley England Drew Notinda Snow Eddie McGeever Scranton Los Angeles King Levinsky Chicago Pepe del Rio Mexico City Jersey City J—bow Sonbar— di al Dunbar Harrisburg Billy Harkins Philadelphia Tiger Reed

Tony Lazzeri Long Ago Won Homer Crown

A collage of sports notes highlights Tony Lazzeri's 1924 Pacific Coast League homer crown and long career feats. The item aggregates varied sports tidbits including Joe Louis fan mail, Henry Picard’s par rounds, Primo Camera and Leroy Haynes at Ebbetts Field, and contemporary training chatter from multiple figures.

Eddie Brietz Associated Press New York Tony Lazzeri Swatsmith Tony Johnny Corriden Cub Frank Demaree Henry Picard Joe Louis Czechoslovakia Joe Ray Washington D. C Iff Ja Current Helene Madison Jack Medica Primo Camera Leroy Haynes Ebbetts Field R. W. Madry, II North Carolina Raymond (Bear) Wolf Dixie Graham Minnesota Slim Burpee Bolog “Nas Nine Sox Brooklyn Extra University of Washington University Crew North Georgia Johnny Mize Mee-Zay Mize Tommy Armour Chicago Lou Brix Sixto Hscobar Tom Akers The San Diego Evening Tribune Preddie Sington

Bama Star Leads Southern League Hitting Pace

A Birmingham football star shines in Chattanooga with a .422 batting average for the Lookouts. Brooklyn fans dismiss Chicago reports that Lefty O'Doul, alleged to be managing the San Francisco Seals, will take over the Dodgers next season.

Bama Southern Association Chattanooga Lookouts Brooklyn Chicago W. K San Francisco Seals Dodgers

Tolley Narrowly Wins British Amateur Championship

In mist and wind at St Andrews Cyril Tolley defeated 8 B Roberts after a tight struggle reaching the 19th hole. Tolley led by three after 36 on the turn but four three-putts and a seven-yard putt on 19 sealed a hard fought victory. Theodore Bassett of Rye advanced to the third round after a bye and opponent default.

ST. Andrews Scotland Cyril Tolley Britain B. Roberts Roberts Tolley Lawson Little Theodore Bassett Rye Gerald Micklem

Wrestling results from New York and other cities last night

In New York Ali Baba 205 defeated Chief Sanooke 340 in 26 29 in a two of three falls match. Gino Gardipaldi 216 beat Abe Coleman 205 in New York two of three falls. John Pesek 196 defeated Bulldog Martin 240 in Lincoln Nebraska by straight falls. Sailor Jack Arnold 225 lost to Erle Powers 208 in Boston. Farmer Tobin 255 defeated Karl Davis 245 in Minneapolis. Thomas Curry of Martins Ferry, a WVU student, suffered a fractured pelvis when his motorcycle collided with a car in Morgantown on May 27.

New Haven Conn Gino Garipaldi St. Louis Abel Coleman New York Lincoln John Pesek Bavenna Neb Bulldog Martin Boston Erle Powers Vancouver Sailor Jack Arnold Morgantown Thomas Curry Martins Ferry West Virginia University D. W. Collier Uniontown

Baseball Not Livelier Than Last Season

By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor New York May 27 pitchers treated with suspicion, the current major league baseball shows no more liveliness than last year. Sluggers like Arky Vaughan Buddy Myer test the ball as not livelier, while pitching remains strong overall with 37 shutouts so far this season. The Dodgers Indians Red Sox Giants and Tigers have all been shut out multiple times, and notable pitchers Grove Hubbell lead the list with four and two shutouts respectively.

Alan Gould Associated Press New York Chiefs Harridge Ford Frick Arky Vaughan Buddy Myer Philadelphia New York Yankees Yankees Ruth Shiber Park Connie Mack Robert Moses Grove Carl Owen Hubbell Brooklyn Dodgers Cleveland Indians Red Sox Giants Tigers

Sarazen Battles For Open Title In Massachusetts

Gene Sarazen, defending the Massachusetts open at Oak Hill Fitchburg, began the final half of the 72-hole test with a five-stroke deficit as he carded a 79. He dropped from a first-plate tie into a three-way deadlock for 10th place while prepping for next week's national open.

Fitchburg Mass Gene Sarazen Oak Hill

Leroy Haynes Faces Da Preem This Evening

New York May 27 Leroy Haynes of Philadelphia the No 2 dark menace of the heavyweights opens the outdoor boxing season at Ebbits Field tonight aiming to knock out Primo Camera. Haynes seeks to prove his March knockout of Camera was no fluke while Camera weighs about 264 pounds to Haynes 197 and seeks to prove the task is harder than recent reports suggest.

New York Leroy Haynes Philadelphia Ebbits Field Haynes Carnera

Baseball Card: Today Games and Night Results

Schedule shows Pittsburgh visiting St Louis and Brooklyn at New York with Cincinnati at Chicago and Boston at Philadelphia. Yesterday results include Boston 5 New York 4 and Detroit 12 Chicago 9 and Chicago 9 Detroit 2. Additional matchups include Philadelphia at Washington and St Louis at Cleveland.

Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Chicago Boston Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit Ww. Pet Louis Pittsburgh iv Cincinnati i Boston Gt

Cubs Confidence Rises Before Home Stand

Chicago Cubs, buoyed by a four wins road trip, return home aiming to climb NL standings. Manager Charlie Grimm predicts strong play after injuries to Bi Jarges and Woody English, with Gene Lillard at short. Cubs open series against Reds then face key tests against Pirates, Mets, Dodgers, Phillies, and Braves.

Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm Reds Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Boston Bruins Grimm Bi Jarges Woody Enlish Gene Lilard Goi Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia

Olga No. 1 mine sets monthly car loading record

Officials of Olga No. 1 mine of the Carter Coal company reported 3,092 fifty ton railroad cars loaded in May, a new high, surpassing October’s record of 2,894 cars. The figures show continued growth in coal production at the Olga No. 1 operation.

ELCH Olga No. 1 Carter Coal Company

Mayor Tagged For Overtime Parking In Beckley

Beckley patrolman Lon Maynor tagged the mayor Dr. Robert Winston's car for overtime parking. He later won the city county pistol shoot with a score of 98 out of 100. The mayor paid a 1 fine.

Crowley and Mashie lead 61 sur vivors at 36 holes

Norfolk golfer Bob Crowley and host club greenskeeper Emil Mashie topped 61 sur vivors with 145 after 36 holes. One stroke back are Harold McSpaden, formerly of Kansas City now with Winchester Country Club, and Guy Paulsen of Longmeadow.

Bob Crowley Norfolk Emil Mashie Harold Jug) McSpaden Kansas City Winchester Country Club Guy Paulsen Longmeadow

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