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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1937

Page

8

Louis to Train Elsewhere If Not Welcome at Lake Geneva

Julian Black, co manager of Joe Louis, sought a new training site for a June 22 bout with James J Braddock at Comiskey Park city officials at Lake Geneva Wisconsin invited Louis but protests by the homeowners group raised doubt about a welcome Louis must train only where he is wanted and accepted by locals.

Chicago Julian Black Joe Louis Brown Bomber James J. Braddock Comiskey Park Lake Geneva Wis Louis

Detroit Tigers Rally Past White Sox in Home Opener

Detroit beats Chicago 12 to 9 as Hank Greenberg drives in runs with a bases loaded homer and Gerald Walker shines with two hits deepening the Tigers lead in the American League. The Pirates and Phillies also post notable early season performances across the circuit.

Gerald Walker Detroit Tigers Gerald Tiger Mickey Cochrane Yankees White Sox Indians Browns A’s Senators Red Sox Walker Hif Tigers Yanks Pat McLaughlin Detroit Hank Greenberg Bengals Hank Jo-Jo White Cochrane Charley Gehringer Greenberg Indian Brack Dodgers Demaree Cubs Bordagaray Cardinals Manush Bartell Giants S. Martin Medwick Mize Black Arnovich Phillies Cuccinello Bees Handley Pirates Scarsella Reds Collins Martin Ott Whitehead J. Martin Bordagary J. Dean Hubbell Bowman Bryant Warneke G. Walker R. Ferrell Rosenthal Bonura Gehrig F. Walker Cronin Lazy Indians Rogell Bell Hayes Selkirk White Stone Travis Johnson Athletics Putlak Appling Werber Solters Lary Lawson Williams Caster Marcum Stratton

Real Cowboys Lift At Oklahoma University Rodeo

Norman May 4 The Independent Men’s Association hosts its first annual roundup and rodeo on campus featuring calf roping broncho busting bull dogging and a novelty cow pony race. Lamar ranch west of Norman supplies 18 steers and cows with prizes for top cowhands. A free barbecue by Prof Kenneth C Kaufman accompanies the event open to students and nearby ranch hands.

Norman University of Oklahoma Halls of Learning Independent Men’s _association Lamar Ranch Kenneth C. Kaufman

Ball Parks Tailor Made For Home Run Hopes At Dodgers Field

Baseball writer recalls managers altering parks and rules to favor hitters. Grimes at Ebbets Field considers counting bounces off the screen as home runs, citing past tweaks by Connie Mack, John McGraw and others to aid star players and adjust ground rules.

Grimes Ebbets Field Richard McCann NEA Service Burleigh Flatbush Sanitarium Dodgers Flatbush Casey Stengel Mr. Grimes Heinie Manush Heinie Winsett Lavagetto Brack Bucher Phelps al Simmons Chicago Connie Mack Louis Comiskey Grove Athletics Mr. Mack Shibe Park Mack Walter Washington Griff

Denhardt Trial Nearing Finish in Kentucky Case

In New Castle Kentucky on May 4 the Denhardt murder trial entered closing arguments. The commonwealth seeks the death penalty for Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt accused of killing his sweetheart Mrs Verna Garr Taylor whose body was found shot in a roadside ditch last November 6. The jury may acquit or sentence him from jail to death in the electric chair. The 61 year old veteran denied killing her claiming she shot herself out of jealousy.

New Castle2 Commonwealth Henry H. Denhardt Verna Garr Taylor Charles C. Marshall Denhardt la Grange

Sammy Allen to Wed Mary Wade in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City May 4 Former Oklahoma Baptist University track star Sammy Allen holder of the world 60 yard high hurdles record will marry Miss Mary Louise Wade here Sunday. At OBU they were voted the campus most popular man and woman Wade harvest queen and member of the women’s quartet Allen son of Mr and Mrs A A Allen of Bristow will make their home in Bristow.

Oklahoma City Sammy Allen Oklahoma Baptist University Mary Louise Wade Allen Miss Wade D. R. Wade Claude Texas Harvest Queen A. A. Allen Bristow, Okla Bristow

Love Bird Mirror Mystery at Boonville Bank

In Boonville Indiana the Boonville Building and Loan office featured a love bird pair. One bird died leaving the survivor in loneliness. The tale ends with a mirror trick that transformed the bird’s reflection into a lifelike mate.

Boonville Ind Boonville Building and Loan Association

Vines Dazzles In Conquering British Rival

New York May 4 Vines overwhelmed British star Fred Perry at Madison Square Garden winning in straight sets 7 5 6 3 6 3 after Perry had beaten him three sets to one in their prior appearance.

New York Ellsworth Vines Fred Perry Madison Square Garden Perry

Legumes Highlighted for Crop Rotation Benefits

Legumes provide nitrogen fixing benefits essential to sustainable crop rotation. Their ability to enrich soil nitrogen supports subsequent crops and reduces need for synthetic fertilizers.

Exporters Give Indians Drubbing

Beaumont extended its Texas league winning streak to four with an 11-1 win over Oklahoma City as 17 hits powered the offense. Galveston beat Dallas 7-5, Tulsa defeated San Antonio 7-4, and Detroit topped Chicago 12-9 behind Hank Greenberg. Boston beat New York 3-1 via Bees Weir and teammates. Philadelphia routed Brooklyn 14-8 with Hershel Martin and Morris Arnovich combining for a big day.

Pirates Boston Billy Weir Bees Giants Hal Schumacher Ebbets Field Dodgers Phils Philadelphia Brooklyn Associated Press Beaumont Oklahoma City Galveston Dallas Marvin Quante Houston Fort Worth Tulsa San Antonio

Gone With Wind Wins Pulitzer First Prize

Margaret Mitchell earned the Pulitzer for Gone With The Wind, receiving $1,000 as reporters noted her astonishment. The award, announced by Columbia University trustees, places her among a notable group of winners since 1918.

New York Margaret Mitchell Atlanta Georgia Miss Mitchell John R. Marsh Columbia University Moss Hart George S. Kaufman St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Caricature Credits from Harvard Centenary Coverage

Five captions praise Harvard University ter centenary coverage. A distinguished cartoonist example is credited to C. D. Batchelor of the New York Daily News.

Harvard University C. D. Batchelor New York Daily News

London to Celebrate Coronation With Foaming Festivities

London braces for a coronation spectacle with 250000 extra barrels of beer and heavy stockpiles of champagne and wine. About 2000000 visitors are expected to flood the city for two nights of gaiety starting May 11, as river parties and top hotels participate in the nationwide celebration amid lively nightlife. River police anticipate a busy period with many revelers and scant sleep.

Elmer W. Peterson London South Sea Islands West End Thames

Schmeling Seeks Post Louis Title Comeback Tour

The report details Max Schmeling’s fourth Atlantic crossing in pursuit of another heavyweight title shot. It notes costs around 15000 for passage and lodging, a waning welcome, and mentions industry figures like Jacobs Johnston and Braddock's legal case. Other items include Mike Jacobs’s misadventures and Paul Junior debuting on Canzoneri Ambers card.

Eddie Brietz New York Max Schmeling Atlantic Joe Louis Max Louis Jimmy Johnston Mike Jacobs Joe Jacobs

Moore Defeats Oil Center In Sunday Baseball Clash

E. H. Moore's Oilers beat the Oil Center club 10 to 4 on Sunday with a strong hitting attack. Felton and Milroy led Moore with two and one doubles respectively, while Strickland pitched four innings of shutout relief for the winners.

E. H. Moore Oilers Oil Center Allen A. L. Pitchford Moore Felton Milroy Hiley I. Burkes Patrick Strickland McGee Ed Asbury Oo. A

Ambers Plans International Boxing Tour After Friday Bout

Light heavyweight champ John Henry Lewis receives offers from two London clubs. Al Jolson backs a Henry Armstrong versus Friday night winner clash with $25 000. Jimmy Kelly bets on Canzoneri or Ambers beating Armstrong. Ambers will tour England France Germany Belgium and Italy after the fight, boxing Walsh in London June 15 and Paris two weeks later, ending with Ambers versus Venturi in Rome.

John Henry Lewis London al Jolson Henry Armstrong Lou Ambers Tony Canzoneri Jimmy Kelly Greenwich Village Canzoni Ambers Armstrong Canzoneri Ambers England France Germany Belgium Italy Jimmy Walsh Paris Enrico Venturi Rome

San Francisco Hotels Under Guard as Strike Drags On

Guards reinforced at 16 strike besieged hotels in downtown San Francisco as health officials threaten closure for sanitary violations. Health Director Dr. J. C. Geiger says closures and evacuations could occur if conditions worsen. The strike arose after failed talks over recognition of the Clerks and Office Workers' Union.

San Francisco City Health Department Paleo J. C. Geiger City Health Dr. Geiger Department of Health Clerks and Office Workers’ Union

Alice Marble Heads for Wimbledon Title Try

America's tennis singles champion Alice Marble leaves New York for England to compete at Wimbledon and the Queens Club. She plans to return around July 12 and defend her national singles title.

New York Alice Marble America England

Italian Firm Tests Ammonia Gas as Motor Fuel

An Italian company conducts experiments using ammonia gas as a potential motor fuel. The tests explore ammonia as an alternative energy source and propulsion method within automotive applications.

Italy

State Supreme Court Decisions Overview

Supreme court today decided on multiple cases across Oklahoma counties. Rulings include dismissals in a damage suit, reversals and remands in injunction actions, affirmations in probate and estate suits, and a writ granted in a divorce case. Also affirmed school warrant litigation and mortgage disputes in diverse jurisdictions.

Donald M. Bretch Maud H. White Pontotoc County Great Northern Life Insurance Company Orley L. Scott Marshall County W. C. Dewolf Alfred C. Church

Mayor Elected in Woodward City Government Change

Woodward voters elect D. V. Terry as mayor to succeed L. S. Fisher who did not seek re election. C. A. Blaylock becomes the new city commissioner, taking Fisher's seat.

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