Seven American Leaguers Named By The Associated Press
Louisville Ky Sept 5 an all American baseball team picked for the Louisville Courier Journal by 41 experts lists seven American League and three National League players. The ten man team includes Appling Gehrig DiMaggio Averill Medwick Dickey Hale Hubbell J Dean and others with batting order by the panel. Only Mrs Kenneth Lam of Greensburg Ky correctly predicted the entire lineup.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Louisville Courier-Journal
Appling
Chicago Americans
Shhvener
Detroit Americans
Medivick
St. Louis Nationals
Dickey
New York Americans
Hale
Cleveland Americans
Hubbell
New York Nationals
J. Dean
Kenneth Lam
Greensburg
Skeet Matches Today at Greenbrier in West Virginia
The Greenbrier Trap and Skeet club hosts the second West Virginia Individual State Skeet Championship under NSCA and WV Skeet Shooters Association auspices. Charlestown's Gale Davis defends amateur title as ladies and professionals contest state championships. universities invited to Intercollegiate Middle Atlantic States Tennis Tournament during the Greenbrier autumn tennis event.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
National Skeet Shooting Association
West Virginia Skeet Shooting Association
Greenbrier
Julius S. Christmas
Charleston
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Virginia
Greenbrier Golf and Tennis Club
Pitt Gridiron Power Remains Strong for 1936 Season
Pittsburgh, Sept 5 Pitt coach Dr. Sutherland begins his 13th season aiming to field a heavier faster more experienced team than 1935. Key veterans include Bobby Larue Leo Malarkey Arnold Greene Abe Daniel and Biff Glassford with promising backs led by Marshall Goldberg and a strengthened end and line lineup. Schedule features Ohio State Notre Dame Nebraska and Fordham as Pitt looks to extend its eight year record without an Eastern loss.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Big Jack Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Ock
Panthers
Pitt
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Fordham
Sutherland
Carnegie Tech
Penn State
Nick Klisky
Hub Randour
Leon Sherlosky
Art Detze
van Sites
Bobby Larue
Greensburg
Leo Malarkey
McDonald
Arnold Greene
Huntington
Abe Daniel
Biff Glassford
Lancaster
Larue
Malarkey
Greene
Marshall Goldberg
Brooklyn Wins Doubleheader in Phillies Series
Brooklyn belted the Phillies in both ends of a doubleheader winning the opener 3 to 2 behind Ed Brandt six hit pitching and the nightcap 4 to 3 in 12 innings Dodgers collect ten hits in game one as Buddy Hassett drives in the winning run for his 25th birthday in the eighth inning.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phillies
Ed Brandt
Dodgers
Bucky Walter
Buddy Hassett
Akron Ends Home Season With Win Over Johnstown
Akron closed its home season with a 8 to 9 victory after Eddie Martins homer in the third inning put Akron ahead to stay. Martin drove in Graham and Becker as Akron outscored Johnstown 8 to 9. Seftick Riddle Brown and teammates contributed to the win.
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Associated Press
Akron
Johnstown
Eddie Martin
Yanks
Graham
Becker
Bream
Seftick
Riddle
Brown
Martin
Collins Pirates Face 1936 Season With Major Schedule
Collins High School opens the 1936 football campaign seeking revenge after a county league title. The Pirates play three major games plus county matches, starting September 19 at Mullens then Kingston, Colcord, and Oak Hill October 10. Key losses include Roy Hambirc and quarterback Tucker Walls. Captain Latt lead a squad including Cuthbert Pulaski Simpson Farley Thompson Mulling Gibson Kidd Lilly Griffith Wood Basnam C Miller Marcinko Spansick Shrewsberry Southern H Miller Q Justice Kotcho Brown Cole. others expected after school starts.
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Collins High School
Pirates
Mullens
Kingston
Winding Gulf
Colcord
Oak Hill
Red Devils
Roy Hambric
Guill
Tucker
Walls
Ingram
Latt
Cuthbert
Pulaski
Simpson
Farley
Thompson
Mulling
Gibson
Kidd
Inside Glen White Softball Triumph Sparks Challenge
The Glen White inside crew crushed the outside club 25 to 5 on the Glen White field. Murdock, the young Dewey of the inside team, held the opposition to nine while his teammates produced 19 runs each frame except the first. Moye hit safely once but scored four times, with Hutchinson Woods and Pittman contributing two hits apiece.
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Glen White
Beckley
Beckley Music
Murdock
Dewey
Imates
Lively
Moye
Hutchinson
Woods
Pittman
Bees Take Role Of Giant Killer
New York Sept 5 Bees deliver a doubleheader sweep over the Giants 7 3 and 2 0 to tighten the pennant race. Danny MacFayden and Tiny Chaplin starred on the mound and in the field as the Bees erased a homecoming and cut the Giants lead to 2 43 games. Pate Appleton of Washington is highlighted as a top pitcher and musician.
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New York
Bees
Giants
Danny MacFayden
Tiny Chaplin
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Pate Appleton
Washington
Hurler
Hit in tenth gives A's win in Washington game
Bob Johnson singled in the 10th to drive in the winning run as Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 3. Archer outdueled Cuscarella in a tense pitcher duel. Washington dropped to fifth. Chicago beat Cleveland. Bases loaded in the second inning but only one run scored for Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bob Johnson
Fred Archer
Joe Cuscarella
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Senators
Finney
Moses
Viteohelll
TMI
ABRHO
Hoan
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Chipman
Johnson
Hayes
Stone
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Dean
Higgins
Mieiniec
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Archer
Piteher
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Lasing Piteher
McGowan
Ormsby
Basi
Tithe
Stoco Athletes Meet New Coach
Eighteen candidates for the Stoco football team met new coach Bill Shanklin, successor to Roy Stephens, to assign equipment and plan the first practice at Killarney Athletic Field Monday at 2 pm. After school opens more prospects are expected. only one senior was present, Carson Howell, with a list of players including Basil Meadows, Huse Groac, Harlan Groac, Manuel Castanon, and others. The schedule remains incomplete but will include county league opponents, Mullens and Athens.
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Stoco
Bill Shanklin
Roy Stephens
Killarney Athletic Fiely
Carson Howell
Basil Meadows
Huse Groac
Major League Standings and Results Summary
National League results show Pittsburgh 1 over Chicago 0 and Boston 6 7 over New York 2 3 with Brooklyn 3 4 over Philadelphia 2 3 St. Louis 3 over Cincinnati 2. Chicago plays Pittsburgh today, Boston visits New York, Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia, St. Louis hosts Cincinnati. American League notes Boston 3 7 over New York 2 7 with second game halted by darkness, Chicago 9 over Cleveland 0, Detroit 7 over St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 4 over Washington 10 innings. Upcoming Cleveland at Chicago and Philadelphia at Washington. New York at Boston and St. Louis at Detroit scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gangs Today
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pet
Weeeeseess
Tee
Pittsburgh Vase
Boston Verveee
Brooklyn Venenpens
LI Pet
Ceveland
Esceenee
Sevessrenee
St. Louis Oc
Barefoot Boy Wins Michigan Caddy Title
The Associated Press reports DetroitSeptember 4 18 year old Harry Adams won the Michigan Golf Association caddy championship. He shed shoes and socks for the final nine holes and posted a par 66 in the wind to finish two strokes ahead.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan Golf Association
Harry Adams
Adams
Pirates Rally Past Cubs 1 0 Behind Henshaw Shutout
Pittsburgh edged Chicago 1 to 0 as Cy Blanton and Arky Vaughan fueled the scoring in the sixth. Henshaw held the Pirates until the seventh before leaving for a pinch hitter, with Blanton allowing eight hits in a tight nine inning effort. English left injured early, Jurges sent in, and the Cubs protested a close first base play.
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Pittsburgh
Cy Qhinton Font
Roy Henshaw
Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Bill Jarves
Bil Burbaker
Suhr
Cubs
Brubaker
Blanton
Henshaw
Pirates
Charlie Grimm
Bis Lee
English
Jurges
Chicago
Abarhoa
Herman
Hartnett
O'Dea
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Kreev
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Slamhack
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Schulte
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Vosnik
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New Mura
Tours
Cleveland
Cavar Brand
Lee
Retta
Cavarretta
Vaughan Kennedy
Wee
Ddebrand
Vee & Hyddie
Blane
Hildebrand
Ronura
Pitton
hher—Hidebrand
Summers
Qlanton
Cooper White Tie For Lead In Hershey Open
AP reports in Hershey Pa on September 5 Harry Cooper veteran from Chicago tied Orville White of Overland Park for the 54 hole lead at 214 in the $5,000 Hershey Open. Cooper added a two under par 69 to his 143 total while White slipped to 75 today from 139 yesterday. Six players shot par or better as Lea Walper posted 69 for 216 and Ed Dudley Sam Snead and J I Espinosa trailed at 217 with firm showings.
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Pressershey
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Til
Orville White
Young Overland
Cooper
Ander Park
White
Lea Walper
Bethesda
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Sam Snead
Tot Springs
Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Sox Soar Near Second Place on 9-0 Win Over Cleveland
The White Sox crushed Cleveland 9 to 0 to move within a game and a half of second place. Vernon Kennedy earned his 19th win, scattering five hits, as Chicago toppled Oral Hildebrand and Thornton Lee. Mule Haas argued a slide call, throwing his bat in the sixth as the Sox chased the Cleveland ace from the box.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Campbell
Lee
Stratton High and Elementary Registration Notice
Stratton High and elementary students will register Tuesday with classes starting Wednesday morning. Bus schedules listed for multiple routes and times. Non transported students register at 8 30 for grades 7 through 12 from various Beckley and Sprague locations. Owls Club met at William Burns home. Pickshin rally services scheduled for Rocky Gap VA.
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Stratton High
Mabscott
Stratton
Lester
Glen White
Tamroy
Price Hill
Cranberry
Skelton
East Beckley
Sprague
Beckley
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Owls Club
Meelse
Owls
William Burns
Filis Mitchel
Everett Price
Eugene Scott
Willie Vaden
Booker Hill
Raymond Young
Pickshin
Arlington Baptist Church
Rocky Gap
G. D. Toler
Winding Gulf
Lillybrook
Vala Wright
Geneva Anderson
Toler
Mt. Hope
Vance Blane
Levale
Bernard |Tinsley
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Henry Trent
Collegians to meet Giants in New York Tuesday
From Soldier Field Chicago the 1935 college all stars prepare to face the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds Tuesday night. The 32 ex collegians are favored to upset the pro champions after tying them in Chicago. Coach Bernie Bierman again leads with merit and form guiding selections.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Chicago
America
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Giants
Lions
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
All-Stars
Bierman
Cardinals Beat Reds 3 2 in Tight NL Closer
Sept. 3 The Cardinals trimmed the Giants’ NL lead to 2% games with a 3 to 2 win over Cincinnati. Lynn King fielded as the decisive catch saved a possible winning run as Ernie Lombardi’s deep fly neared home. The victory stopped Cincinnati’s seven game streak, with miscues and timely hits shaping the tense finish.
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Cincinnati
Cardinals
Giants
Boston Bees
Lynn King
Cardinal
Caleber Ernie Lombardi
Les Scarsella
ST. Louis
ABRH
Mary J. Martinef
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Pou
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S. Martin Kampouris
Martti
Mize
Collinge
Nahnan
S. Martin
I Medlwick
Rey
Winford+ Sin & Varmetee din a
Eher
Winton
Uniplees
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Sears
Kien
Tinte
Battles-Royal Climax at Stamford Playground Program
Three battles royal closed the Stanaford community playgrounds Friday night with about 450 attendees. A dozen boys and girls, plus a group of negro boys, were blindfolded and armed with boxing gloves for the finale. Girls delivered the most active show, following a softball game and refreshments. The white and negro grounds, started June 15, were funded by local citizens led by Mrs. O. F. Meredith with about 600 dollars in equipment. average white ground attendance ran around 47 and near equal turnout was reported at the negro ground.
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Stanaford
Sam Tucker
Stamford
O. F. Meredith
Koppers Company
Miss Payne Reaches Golf Tourney Final at Black Knight
Miss Eleanor Payne defeats three time champion Mrs. D D Ashworth on the 22nd hole at Black Knight Country Club to advance to the final against Mrs J L Bumgardner. Payne led 4 up after nine holes and finished with a six on the 22nd green as the match ended.
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Eleanor Payne
J. L. Bumgardner
D. D. Ashworth
Black Knight Country Club
Miss Payne
Ttle
WY Hworth
Nics Andtuck
Miss Paine
J. E. McKenzie
A. A. Liggett Jr
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