Johnny Temple to Speak at Victory Awards Dinner
Johnny Temple a 27 year old Cincinnati Redlegs second baseman, named top speaker for the 12th Annual Victory Awards Dinner at West Virginia Beckley Oct 31 1936. He joins George Daugherty and Michigan State College coach to honor top athletes from across the state. Tickets go on sale Friday with 355 tabs available and 5-dollar price. event is run with the State Sportswriters Association.
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g_Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Redlegster
Birdie Tebman
Ers
Ust
Vic-Cincinnati
Michi Keystone Guardian
Tory
Gan State College
Hugh
Rane Eoeeenee
George Duffy
Daugherty
Cincinnati
Ogden
Utah
Springer
Sportsgram
Pioneer
Columbia
S. C
Writers Association
Tulsa
Okla
Themas
Red Schoon
Roy McMillan
Femple
Lexington
N.C
Becky Sheely
State Sportscasters Association
Peckley- East Bank
W. M. Shanklin
Seinor
Durocher silent on Indians job after talks with Greenberg
Leo Durocher gave little comment on a possible return to manage the Cleveland Indians after meetings with Indians general manager Hank Greenberg. Greenberg said statements would come from Greenberg or Durocher’s camp, while Durocher noted he would consult his wife Laraine Day and NBC officials before any decision. A source said Greenberg balked at Durocher demanding a stake in the club. Also reported were results from boxing card actions in Los Angeles, Houston, and Miami Beach.
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LOS ‘Angeles U
Leo Durocher
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
New York Giant
Greenberg
Indians
Pittsburgh Pirate
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
San Diego
Associated Press
Durocher
NBC
Wold
Beverly Hills
Laraine
Day
Leo
Podres Faces Spinal Operation For Dodgers Pitcher
Brooklyn left-hander Johnny Podres, serving in the Navy since March, says he faces limited duty and a possible spinal operation. He describes lifelong spondylitis and past injuries, noting he hopes to pitch as long as possible before surgery may force rest of up to a year.
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Podres
Navy
Bainbridge
Norfolk Naval
New York Yankees
Ebetts Field
Dodgers Lose Ebbets Field but Remain in Brooklyn
Ebbets Field, home of the Brooklyn Dodgers for 43 years, has been sold. The new owner is a member of the Flatbush faithful, and the Dodgers will stay in Brooklyn with the franchise under plans for a possible new stadium. Lopez, Cleveland manager, indicated he would stay in Chicago to discuss moves with the White Sox.
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Ebbets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Brooks
Chicago Ur-Al-Lopez
Marvin Kratly
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers
Lopez
Don Gutteridge
Ray Berres
Marty Mar
Ian
Tony Cuccinetlo
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Sports Authority
Ebbets Field
Indians
Kratter
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Withyafler
Chicago
Sox
Chuck Comiskey
al Rosen
Rosen
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Honaker
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Bradley
Bailey's Motors
Mullens, W. Va
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Prince St. Beckley
Rodes Brothers
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Lilly's
Texaco
Calloway Hygh
Sprague
Calway
Lusk
Amoco Shady Spring
Stone's
ESSO
Crab Orcahrd
Cooper's
Harper Rd
Blankenship
Herndon, W. Va
Kinder's Pure Oil
Layland, W. Va
Prince St
Brooklyn Supply CO
Brooklyn, W. Va
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NEW River CO
Mr. Hope
Ison’s
Kingston, W. Va
Texaco Coal City
Barney
AMOCO
Calloway Heights, W. Va
Los Angeles
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Sweet Pea) Peacock
Rudy Garcia
Houston
Tex
Gil Cadilli
San Francisco
Ike Chestnut
New York
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Fla
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Paterson
James Ford
Miami
William Holden
Deborah Kerr
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Sota
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Robert Beatty
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Dorothy Dandridge
Beckley Open-Air Theatre
Stamford Rd
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