Dizzy Dean Hit By Line Drive Falls Unconscious In 6th
St Louis star pitcher Jerome Dizzy Dean was knocked unconscious by a Burgess Whitehead line drive in the sixth inning. He suffered a severe concussion but no skull fracture per Dr. Hyland. Dean recovered in the dressing room and later drove for observation. Giants beat the Cardinals 9 to 3 to hold NL lead.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Burgess Whitehead
New York Giants
Robert Hyland
Hyland
Dean
Whitehead
Sars
Cardinal
George Davis
Giants
Dizzy
Barking Dog Case Postponed at City Police Court
The case against William Taraczkozy charged with owning a dog that disturbed neighbors sleep was postponed after a power outage. Mrs. Charles George of East Prince street testified barking disrupted her family, while neighbors Phillip Toney and Taraczkozy offered conflicting views. Judge Bardin postponed the matter until next Wednesday night and also delayed Toney’s similar charge.
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William Taraczkozy
Charles George
East Prince Street
Taraczkozy
Tin Can Alley
J. Q. Stover
George
Phillip Toney
Millard French
Tin Canalley
Red Birds Miss Game at Akron
Akron officials reported the Huntington Red Birds did not arrive for a scheduled Middle Atlantic league game. A large crowd gathered after a rubber company sold 2,000 tickets, but no game occurred amid refunds. The Huntington club blamed a misunderstanding of the start time for the no show.
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Red Birds
Akron
Associated Press
Akron Yankees
Huntington Red Birds
Huntington
Martin Kayos Cincinnatian In One Round
Beckley lightweight champion Kid Martin KOs Jesse Calhoun of Cincinnati in one round at Clarksburg. Calhoun launched a rush at the opening bell but was knocked down by a sharp right or left blow. Jack Martin, the titleholder’s brother, lost a decision to U S Carpenter of Clarksburg in a defensive bout. A six round Buster Bell Johnny Castro match ended early after both fighters were injured, requiring stitches for Bell.
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Kid” Martin
Beckley
West Virginia
Jess Calhoun
Cincinnati
Clarksburg
Martin
Kid
Jesse Calhoun
Calhoun
Jack Martin
U. S
Buster Bell
Johnny Castro
Bell
Negro athletes and the rhythm of sprint greatness
Dr. Thomas Thorburn of the New York A C explains how anatomy supports black athletes in sprint and jump events. He cites powerful chests shoulders and arms a short waist and long arms as helping locomotion and rhythm. He notes a strong larynx and mental attitude aiding track and field success.
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Germany
Thomas Thorburn
New York A. C
American Osteopathic Society
Beckley Men Prominent In White Sulphur Tourney
Three Beckley men travel to White Sulphur Springs for the West Virginia Open Tennis Championship. Sam Cohn Aubrey Smith and Herbert Stansbury compete alongside top players like Barney Welsh Jake Hess Jr and Paul Pollard in a field nearing a hundred aspirants for the 1936 title. Ed die Blickle and others also feature in the event.
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Beckley
Herbert Stansbury
State Lawn Tennis Association
Stansbury
Sam Cohn
West Virginia
Aubrey Smith
Cohn
Pollard
Virginia
Smith
Malcolm Lilly
Barney Welsh
Rockland
Maryland
Jake Hess Jr
Houston
Texas
Jake
Wilbur
Paul Pollard
Lynchburg
Eddie Blickle
Mabel Shumaker Hosts Congenial Group at Home
Miss Mabel Shumaker entertained a congenial group of friends at her residence on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Eva Richmond Violet Houchins Frances Farley Grather Richmond Geraldine Payne Evelyn Scott Louise Martin Etta Hazel Shumaker Joan King Frances Freeman Merle Turpin Ruth Payne Catherine Hingsley Thelma Curtis Julia Bell Lilly Greg Curtis Barney Small Boyce Tench Glenn Small Jessie Tench Marshall Simms Tennison Lanier Alvin Sweeney Wombal Bowman John Hill Edward Foster Ed Wolfe Art Cook Odell Elkins John Clark George Settle George Browning Darrell Freeman Paul Shumaker Golden Atkins Edward Hall M H Shumaker James Duncan.
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Blue Jay
Mabel Shumaker
Eva Richmond
Violet Houchins
Frances Farley
Grather Richmond
Geraldine Payne
Evelyn Scott
Louise Martin
Etta
Hazel Shumaker
Joan King
Frances Freeman
Merle Turpin
Ruth Payne
Catherine Hingsley
Thelma Curtis
Julia Bell Lilly
Greg Curtis
Barney Small
Boyce Tench
Glenn Small
Jessie Tench
Marshall Simms
Tennyson Lanier
Alvin Sweeney
Wombal Bowman
John Hill
Edward Foster
Ed Wolfe
Art Cook
Odell Elkins
John Clark
George Settle
George Browning
Darrell Freeman
Paul Shumaker
Golden Atkins
Edward Hall
M. H. Shumaker
James Duncan
Raleigh County League Twin Bill Matches Today
In Raleigh County baseball league action today 14 games across the Saratoga and Fayette divisions. Scarbro leads the senior circuit at 3-0 while Mabscott withdraws, forfeit losses, and Koppers under Fred Hays manage the clubs with several key matchups including Tams versus Glen Rogers and Mullens at Ameagle.
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Raleigh County Baseball League
Raleith
Fayette
Mabscott
Gulf
Howard Southern
Scarbro
Tams
Glen Rogers
Mullens
Glen White
Glen Willie
Fayette County
Koppers Company
Fred Hays
Donald Blake
Glen Rogers Cross
Feld
Ameagle Tony
Baseball Scores From American and International Leagues
The American Association games include Milwaukee and Toledo 7 with 10 innings noted. St Paul 12 and Indianapolis 11 after 40 innings. In the International League Baltimore 8 1 Toronto 5 9 Rochester 8 13 Syracuse 4 3 Newark Montreal, Main.
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American Association
Milwaukee & Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Newark
Cardinals Rally to Beat Giants After Deans Injury
Dizzy Dean left with a brain concussion after a line drive hit him in the head, but the St. Louis Cardinals exploded for six runs in the sixth inning to power past the New York Giants 9 to 3. Burgess Whitehead's sixth inning drive opened the scoring and Peaches Davis pitched effectively as St. Louis rallied to preserve the win and widen their edge atop the league standings.
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Cardinals
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
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Clyde Castleman
Diz
Castleman
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Davis
Roy Henshaw
Clay Bryant
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Charles Root
George Mainshaw
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Stewart
Jatt
New York
J. Dean
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Neusser
Cottman
Gabler
Wit
V. Davis
Hersser
Pioneer Enoch Arden First Divorce Case in West Virginia
WPA researchers uncover a historic record in Romney West Virginia detailing Jacob Kuyendall being captured by Indians in the 1770s, his return to Hampshire County, and his divorce acknowledgment dated February 19 1773 noting Barbara Decker Kuyendall had remarried James Calvin and their consent to live as husband and wife.
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Associated Press
Romney
W. Va
WPA
West Virginia
Jacob Kuyendall
Ohio
Hampshire County
Kayendall
Barbara
Barbara Decker
James Calvin
James
Germany Ends Austria's Peril
The German government announced it recognized Austria as independent, ending a danger to Europe. In agreement with Vienna, Austria declares herself a German state and will cooperate with Germany to stabilize central Europe as two closely related states.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Austria
Europe
Medwick tops NL batting, four hits in four at bats
Ducky Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals collected four hits in four at bats to lead the National League trio of baseball's "big six" at 358. He passed Paul Waner of the Pirates and Dolph Camilli of the Phillies into second and third. Bill Dickey of the Yankees raised his AL average to 377 with two hits in four trips.
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Associated Press
Ducky Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul “Waner
Pirates
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Bill Dickey
Yanks
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