Louis Dominates Baer as Galento Forecasts Future
The Nova Baer fight ends with Baer’s liquidation by Louis, while Tony Galento forecasts a future match scenario and predicts Louis’s strength. Conn and Tunney comparisons surface as light heavyweight hopes like Billy Conn emerge as potential Louis challengers amid talks of 1939 prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland Rice
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Tony Galento
Baer
Nova
Galento
Tony
Joe Jacobs
Joe
Muggsy Taylor
Philadelphia
Lou
Max
Conn
Billy Conn
Melio Bettina
Conns
Pittsburgh
Bettina
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Dempsey
Amateurs Beat Pros in Texas Cup Matches
Texas amateurs defeated the professional team 9 to 6 at Wichita Falls Country Club. Morning doubles decided the margin as pros minus four top players faced the upset band. Levi Lynch and Raymond Gafford lost in doubles but Lynch won in singles. Erwin Hardwicke won both doubles and singles. Todd Menefee defeated Billy Bob Coffey in a close singles match.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
U.P
Texas
Wichita Falls Country Club
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke
Houston
Henry Ransom
Bryan
Jack Gaunut
Tyler
Levi Lynch
Dallas
Raymond Gafford
Don Schumacher
Reynolds Smith
Lynch
Schumacher
Erwin Hardwicke
Dallas Municipal
Todd Menefee
Billy Bob Coffey
Fort Worth
Coffey
Garden Party Gossip at the British Embassy
Washington Off THE RECORD reports on the royal garden party plans with the Roosevelt family and British entourage. It notes menu choices, hat trends, and a nurse with engraved invitation while recounting Royal ties, publicity ads, and a lighthearted jab at American attendees.
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Sigrid Arnap
Washington
Roosevelts
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Guy Lombardi
Benny Goodman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Benny
Lawrence Tibbett
Marian Anderson
Hyde Park
Buckingham
Lady Lindsay
Irene Boyle
Postcard Comes Through But It's 26 Years Late
Fred Hatcher of the Ohio Odd Fellows Home finally received a postcard mailed from Cleveland in 1913. Written by Mr. Peck June 1 1913 from Willoughby Ohio the card bore a Cleveland postmark and was addressed to Hatcher in Rushsylvania Ohio but arrived March 29 1939. The Rushsylvania postmistress Mrs Mable Sloan delivered it with a note remarking on the long journey.
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Springfield
Fred Hatcher
Ohio Odd Fellows Home
Cleveland
Hatcher
Mable Sloan
Rushsylvania
Parting shot at Lamesa Loboes under lights at Malin Park
Amarillo fans get a first look at the Gold Sox tonight at Malin Park in a rubber game with Lamesa Loboes. Bus Dorman aims for his sixth straight win as Needham remains undefeated in two starts. After, the team travels to Big Spring for three games with the Gilded Hose.
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Gold Sox
Lamesa
Amarillo
Amarillo Gold Sox
Lamesa Loboes
Loboes
Malin Park
Sox
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Bush and Donnell
Fifth and Taylor
Miller's
San Jacinto
Bus Dorman
Troy Needham
Dorman
Needham
Big Spring
Barons
Phil Margavio
Fulenwider
Margavio
Raines
Abrhpore Bolt
Osisiee
Tek Sanders
Mickey c . Hudson
Nichols
Jordan
Smythe
White
Margaine
jin—Tobeck
Stone
Willoughby
Spangler
Guynes
Holt
Bates
Mickey
Haney
Hudson
Lucas
Hollbourg
Capps
Howell
Standifer
Lefty
Lopees
Harry Cooper Looms as Big Open Threat
Henry S. reports from New York that Harry Cooper, nicknamed Light Horse Harry, appears favored to win the national open at Philadelphia Country Club starting Thursday. After a slump, Cooper won the Goodall round robin at Fresh Meadow Club to regain form and lead the field, with Ralph Guldahl as 6 to 1 Open favorite and Cooper at 10 to 1 alongside Snead Nelson Picard.
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Henry Super
United Press
New York
Harry Cooper
Harry
Spring Mill
Philadelphia Country Club
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
Cooper
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Goodall
Craig Wood
Wood
Snead
Cincinnati
Denny Shute
Guldahl
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Thomson
Baseball season statistics and leaders compiled in AP report
The AP list records player averages and ledgers for teams Chatham Eas terling and others, with batters Cullop Easterling Luca dello and Scoffie leading in hits runs and RBIs. It also lists pitching leaders Corbett Eaves and White along with team wins by Favs and FW.
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The
Associated Press
AEH BA Fosterling
Cullop
Franklin
Huffman
Ceeeees
Criscola
Seee
Hopp
Lucadell
Byrnes
Washington
Epps
Connors
Levey
Metha
Chatham
Scoffie
Easterling
Corbett
Texas Loop Race Is So Close Fifth Place 11-2 Back
In a tight Texas League race, fifth-place San Antonio beat Dallas 8-5 to cut the Rebels' lead to half a game as Shreveport lost to Oklahoma City 6-3 after an 5-1 win. Houston moved to third, Fort Worth shut out Beaumont 5-0, while Dallas piled 12 hits.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Dallas
Rebels
Missions
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Mule” Haas
Wiley Moore
Houston
Buffs
Tula
Lou Stefani
Lefty Jones
Jack Hallett
Jack Zeller
Detroit
Beaumont
Angel
Fort Worth
Shippers
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Champ Louis
Bob Pastor
Pastor
Max Schmeling
Galen
Taft
Calif
Lames
Beaie Spangler
Rf Guynes
Teee Stone
Seneeee Willoughby
Ate Batea Cisha
Tee Tobeck
Fitzgerald
Poa Holt
Sanders
Nate Mickey
Thomas P Millspaugh
Millspaugh
Tobeck Smythe
Jays
Raines Guynes
Tobeck
Struc
y—Fitzgerald
Millspatgh
Thomas
Omas
Innin
Winnin Thomas
By Sigrid Arne
Duke of Windsor
Near East
Mr. Windsor
Constantinople
Embassy Grounds
Mustaare
Traditonal
Ryde Park
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Capitol Theater
Capitol
J. R. Brown
Sunset Riding Academy
15Th St
Col. Geo. P. Grout
Polk St
Texas League
U. S
Lea
Go Acm Bae
O.K
van Dyck ‘Tay CN. Robinson
Continental Supry CO
Pai Vns Vey
van Dyck
General Cigar Co., Inc
W. 40Th St
New York City
Dyck
Kentucky
U.S
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Fillmore
Goodrich
Pricet
Jimmie Lynch
Dodgers
Goodrich Thrill Arena
Goodriches
San Francisco
Cal Farley
Alabama
Borger, Texas
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