Baer Crowned Heavyweight Champion in Knockout Over Carnera
Max Baer defeated Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden in the eleventh round to claim the world heavyweight title. The California fighter dominated with a relentless right hand delivering a technical knockout as Carnera collapsed multiple times. the victory ends Carnera's reign and crowns Baer champion.
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United Press
New York
Max Baer
California
Primo Carnera
Italy
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Baer
Carnera
Maxies
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Max Adelbert Baer
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Robhe A
Arthur Donovan
Rome
Favorites Survive Fort Worth Tourney
The Rivercrest Country Club golf tournament in Fort Worth sees top picks reach the quarter finals after two rounds. Billy Bob Coffey, medalist and Rivercrest star, shoots sub par to face Norris Russell of Denton who beat A. N. Foster 3 and 2. O Hara Watts of Dallas and Leland Hamman of Waco win convincingly as quarter final pairings are set.
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Fort Worth
Texas
U.P
Rivercrest Country Club
Billy Bob Coffey
Rivercrest
Norris Russell
Denton
A. N. Foster
Baytown
O'Hara Watts
Dallas
Leland Hamman
Waco
Watts
L. R. Robertson
Hamman
Johnny Edmisson
Lubbock
U S Girls Open With Two Wins in Wimbledon Cup
The United States tennis team started strong in Wimbledon defending the International Wightman Cup. Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey won their first two singles matches against England, boosting U S hopes in the contest.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Sam
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Amalie Prepares for Sunday Baseball Clash at Metro Park
Amalie manager Homer Coston and assistant Fred Clark lead a strengthened club as they host Coltexo Sunday at Metro Park. Players like Tarp Newman and Windy Nicklaus join drills while A D Nance and Ramon Williams handle finances. The game follows a string of warmups and promises fast, competitive baseball in Amarillo.
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Ramon Williams
Amalie Team
Metro Park
Amalie
LeFors
Phillips 66
Amalie Sluggers
Williams
Nance
Joe E. Brown
Tarp Newman
Newman
Memphis Owls
Nicklaus
Mighty Sluggers
Amalie Club
Coltexo
Baer and Carnera Battle. Braddock and Others Dominate Cards
In New York Max Baer stopped Primo Carnera to win the heavyweight title while Jimmy Braddock defeated Cora Griffin Eddie Hogan outpointed Chester Matan and Lou Poster edged Al White in New York bouts Don Petrin beat Ed Karolak in Peekskill Tracy Cox knocked out Murray Brandt in Dallas Henry Armstrong outpointed Davey Abad and Cerefino Garcia stopped Tommy Herman in Sacramento Carnera was credited with rounds 4 7 and 9 on points and the eighth for low blow penalty
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New York
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Primo Carnera
Italy
Jimmy Braddock
Jersey City
Cora Griffin
Eddie Hogan
Chester Matan
Lou Poster
al White
Don Petrin
Ed Karolak
Peekskill
N. Y
Dallas
Texas
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Murray Brandt
Sacramento
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Davey Abad
St. Louis
Cerefino Garcia
Tommy Herman
Chicago
Miss Emelia Tersini Claims Baer Fought Unfair
London June 15 Emelia Tersini the ravenhaired waitress who helped block Primo Carnera from profit says Baer did not fight fair. She stayed up to read the results and notes New York lawyers secured Carnera's share due to her $15,000 breach of promise award.
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LE Talbot
Associated Press
London
Emelia Tersini
Primo Carnera
Baer
Primo
Emelia
New York
Beliege
Max Baer The Big Lip From Livermore Shines In Cal
Max Baer world heavyweight champion since his first bout five years ago rose from a Livermore butcher boy to a showman of boxing. He fought Chief Cariboo and Frankie Campbell, endured a fatal accident, and crafted a flamboyant image with nicknames like the Livermore Lar rupper California Adonis and Nabob of the night clubs. Born February 11 1909 in Omaha Nebraska his family moved to the coast via Denver.
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New York
Max Baer
Cariboo
Livermore
J. Hamilton Lorimer
Anell Hottman
Baer
Lorimer
San Francisco
Frankie Campbell
Campbell
Haer
Hoffman
San Leandri
Calif
Omaha
Nebraska
Denver
Texas Leaders Slip But Hold First and Second Place
Texas League action left Dallas and San Antonio barely clinging to first and second as Fort Worth beat Dallas 3 to 2 behind Rudy York's homer and triple. Tulsa rolled past San Antonio 13 to 3 as John Stoneham fueled a 17-hit attack led by Stoneham and Caldwell. Houston’s Cotton Pippen returned to win 4 to 3 over Beaumont as Oklahoma City faltered in a doubleheader loss to Galveston 5 to 6 and 5 to 9.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
San Antonio
Rudy York
Fort Worth
York
Cats
Peaches Davis
Sal Gliatto
Steers
Gliatto
Will Norman
Jake Atz
Tulsa Oilers
John Stoneham
Oilers
Caldwell
Goff
Stoneham
Tulsa
Cotton Pippen
Houston
Buffaloes
Beaumont
Wildness
Pippen
Martin
Columbus
Oklahoma City Indians
Galveston
Indians
Broaca Shines After Rough Yankee Debut In Spotlight
Johnny Broaca, Yale trained pitcher for the Yankees, after a rough debut, won his first major league game 7 0 over the Browns. Babe Ruth hit his tenth homer of the year. The Yankees moved to first place as Cleveland and Boston battled in the league standings. In the NL, St Louis beat Boston 12 9 in a high scoring affair amid several homers. Hal Schumacher four hit win kept the Giants atop the circuit.
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Hugh
Fullerton, Jr
Johnny Broaca
Joe Wood
Yale
Yankees
Bronca
Athletics
Browns
Babe Ruth
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Yanks
Red Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Hal Trosky
Loui
Cubs
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Babe Herman
Chicago
Klein
Hal Schumacher
Reds
Giants
Monte Weaver
Washington
White Sox
Brooklyn
van Mungo
England Confident to win Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
London June 18 England shows strong confidence in reclaiming the Wightman Cup from the United States as the match opens at Wimbledon. Top players Dorothy Round and Peggy Beriven lead a balanced team with Mrs Kitty McKane Godfrey and Evelyn Dearman among the doubles pairings in form.
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Henry McLemore
United Press Star
London
England
Renson
Wimbledon
Dorothy Round
Peggy Beriven
Deven
Kitty McKane Godfrey
Teals
Miss Scriven
Evelyn Dearman
Godfrey
Maverick Club’s Own Column Highlights Sports
The Maverick Club reports on a sunny side of life with notes on its softball team AU, a 10 to 2 win over Santa Fe, and a 10104 score against Nelson Drug. Fans are urged to visit Puqua Park, while members endure humidity. Article mentions Pleasant Valley meeting, 125 members, and Gabby Neville involvement.
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Mavericks
Sante Fe
Nelson
Puqua Park
Maverick Club
No. Lin
Pleasant Valley
Cialloway
Gabby Neville
Athlene dl
No athletic program Saturday night due to carnival
The report notes no athletic program Saturday night because of the carnival, urging attendance next week or the following Saturday to witness a hotlinger. It also mentions a domestic dispute between a wife and husband about memory of a remark. Sheriff Guy Pierce of Doak County and Attorney WoT Link testified in Amarillo in a juvenile case before Judge Henry Bishop in the 47th District Court.
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Guy Pierce
Doak County
Wot
Link
Clarend
Amarillo
Henry
Bishop
Striet Court
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Hollywood
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Jess Willard
Toledo
Mauler
Bill Brown
Giant
Carera
Fort Worth Tourny
Coffey
Russell
Derald Lehman
M. L. Massingill
Elliott Hatch
Rufus King, Jr
Wichita Falls
U.S
DY Gay
Russ Newland
Broaca
Forest Mille
Mins Dearman
Nancy Lyle
Leonard Lyle
Susan
Noo
Bournemouth
Duncan
Han
Sheripe
Indian Hills
Blackburn Bros
Hickey-Freeman
Hickey
Freeman
Town Hart Schaffner & Marx
Broadway
Arrow
Panhandle
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