Individualistic flair of new fight champion Baer
A UPI profile of Max Baer, the 13th world heavyweight champ, tracing his early career, the Reno ear incident with Paulino Azcudun, his image concerns, and his controversial knockout record. It notes his marriages, notable bouts with Levinsky and Schaaf, and his moments of doubt after Frankie Campbell’s death.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
San Francisco
U.P
Max Adelbert Baer
Maxie
Paulino Azcudun
Reno
Max
Oakland
Bob McAllister
Mac
McAllister
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Tommy Loughran
Ernie Schaff
New York
West Coast
Ancil Hoffman
Jack Dempsey
Azcadan
Dorothy Dunbar
Paulino
Dorothy
Baer
Azendun
Miss Dunbar
King Levinsky
Inn
Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Frankie Campbell
Honey Boy
Shotmakers Will Go After Gus's Crowns
Dallas June 20 Associated Press sports writer Bill Parker reports at Brook Hollow in the Trans Miss Mississippi golf championship Moreland Goodman Little and Dawson seek wins to challenge Gus Moreland the Texas ace who defeated Goodman in 1933 and beat Little in 1931 and Dawson in 1932 Moreland aims to beat them all while Reynolds Smith intends to challenge for the Trans Miss title and Texas Golf Association crown noting his past losses to Moreland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Parker
Associated Press
Dallas
Fairway
Brook Hollow
Texas
Johnny Goodman
Gus Moreland
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Moreland
Gus
Colorado Springs
Trans Mississippi
Goodman
Little
United States
St. Andrews
Morland
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Dawson
Houston
John
Trans-Mississippi
Reynolds Smith
Smith
New Texas Golf Association
Major League Leaders From The National League And American League
National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals with a .367 average and 84 hits tied with Urbanski of the Braves. Vaughan leads in runs with 56, Ott 58 RBIs, Klein 17 homers, and P Dean 8 1 for 1 pitching. American League leaders show Gehringer of the Tigers at 53 runs and 400 plate appearances, with Goslin and Gehrig at 48 RBIs.
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Iby
Associated Preas
Medwick
Cardinals
Leslie
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Suhr
Klein
Cubs
Moore
Urbanski
Braves
Berger
English
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Manush
Senators
ALO
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Helen Hicks Turns Pro In Groundbreaking Golf Move
New York reports Helen Hicks ends amateur status to launch a commercial golf career. The 23 year old joins the push by Mrs Glenna Collett Ware toward retirement, leaving Virginia Van Wie and Maureen Orcutt to carry the U S front line. Hicks signs a five year contract with a Chicago sporting goods firm aiming to develop a women’s golf department and earning about 7500 dollars annually.
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New York
Helen Hicks
Glenna Collett Ware
America
Benner
Virginia van Wie
Maureen Orcutt
New Jersey
Opal Hill
Leona Cheney
Charlotte Glutting
Lucille Robinson
Miss Hicks
Chunky Lass
Suzanne Lenglen
Charles
Cash and Carry
Chicago
Women's Golf Department
Seeded Players for Wimbledon Announced Today
Seeded lists for the All England Championships reveal top seeds in men and women divisions. Notable names include J H Crawford, Frederick J Perry, Helen Jacobs, Dorothy Round, Sarah Palfrey, and Miss Betty Nut hall. Doubles teams feature Borotra Brugnon and Lott Stoeffen, with Lott pairing in both men and mixed events. The draw places Crawford and Seteffen in first quarter etc, impacting early round matchups.
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London
Wimbledon
J. H. Crawford
Australia
Frederick J. Perry
HW. Austin
England
Francis X. Shields
Lester R. Stoeffen
Sidney B Woods
U. S
Giorgio de Stefan
Italy
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Great Britain
Sarah Palfrey
Svend Sperling
Denmark
Mary Scriven
Mile Lolette Payot
Switzerland
Missoult Aussem
Germany
Mme
Simone Mathieu
France
Jean Borotra
Jasques Brugnon
George George Lott
Laster Stoeffen
George Hughes
Frederick Perry
J H. Crawford
Adrian Quist
Elizabeth Ryan
Freda James
Betty Nuthall
E. M. Dearman
Nancy Lyle
G. Voncramm
George Lott
Enrique Mai
Shields
Daniel Prenn
R. Norris Williams
United States
Stoeffen
P. Granguillot
Frederick Perry says Japan feared in Davis Cup notes
Henry McLemorf reports Perry doubted Japan as a threat noting Australia dominates Japan in Cup play. He praises Yamagishi and Fujikura for crafty shotmaking but criticizes lack of power and serve speed. Satoh’s absence is mentioned and comparisons to top players across nations are cited.
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Henry McLemorf
United Press
London
Frederick J. Perry
Japan
Australia
France
America
Perry
Jiroh Saton
Saton
J. Yamagishi
J Pujikura
Fujikura
Crawford
Yamagishi
Pujikura
Monsieur Cochet
Senators Not On Ropes In Tight AL Series
June 20 Washington Senators kept suspense high as they split a Cleveland set and edged Detroit in a 6-2 opener. Cronin’s club piled 14 hits for 24 bases with Manush and Stone homering, while the Indians fell 3-0 in the second game as Trosky homered and drove in two.
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New York
Washington Senators
Joe Cronin
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Congress
Detroiters
Yankees
Senators
Cleveland
Nats
Tigers
Nol
Cronin
Manush
Stone
Stewart
Myer
Mame
Indians
Hal
Trosky
Boxing Roundup Results From Various Cities
The Amprlated Preset reports results across cities with fighters and weights. Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo defeated Eddie Kaminski on points after 1961 2. Bobby Sawyer knocked out Fred Schuider in Buffalo. Maurice Paris outpointed Frederick Malithan in Cuba. Davey Day stopped Joey Kieko in Chicago. Patrick Henry outpointed Roosevelt Haines in Chicago. Howard Beatt outpointed Batwing Delgado in Fort Worth. Duke Trimel defeated Jose Flores in Fort Worth. Tommy Paul earned a foul victory over Freddie Miller in Los Angeles. Tracy Cox beat Joe Rus in San Antonio. Abie Chavez outpointed Chato Laredo in Albuquerque.
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Paris
Maurice
Iisell
Prence
Frederick Malithan
Cuba
Chicago
Davey Day
Joey Kieko
Cni- Cao
Patrick
Henry
Marion
Roosevelt
Haines
Fort Worth
Howard Beatt
San Angelo
Batwing Delgado
Mexico City
Duke ‘Trimel
Jose Flores
Los Angeles
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
San Antonio
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Joe Rus
Albuquerque
Abie Chavez
Chato Laredo
Mexico
Amarillo Racing Paddock Gossip From Maverick Club Column
The column mixes race scene chatter with portraits of figures like Sidney Spentley, Mrs John J Oliver and Charley Mitchell while noting H McMillan’s innovative starting contraption. Dr H F Wilson discusses War Dust and doped horses, as the author sketches personalities, paddock dynamics, and Emancipation Day humor in a bustling Texas track setting.
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John J. Oliver
San Antonio
Texan
Eugene Osuliivan
Noel Dress
John Jo Oliver
Mra Oliver
Amarillo
H. FE. Wilson
el Paso
Dr Wilson
Amart
C. W. Mitchell
Childress
Texas
Charley
Toa
Missions on pace to repeat as Texas League champs
The San Antonio Missions defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 4 to extend their lead to three and a half games over the Dallas Steers. Maturak and Morgan hit home runs for the Missions while Purdy added two hits. Dallas dropped a 9 to 8 decision to Beaumont as Vance pitched for the Steers but many errors doomed them. Houston’s streak ended with Fort Worth’s 2 to 1 win as Rabb limited Mouslon to five hits. Tulsa beat Galveston 8 to 5, with Cantrell and Bivin collecting 18 hits between them.
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San Antonio Missions
Oklahoma City
Dallas Steers
Beaumont Hill
Maturak
Missions
Morgan
Beaumont
Joe Vance
Steers
Bteers
Houston
Herman Rabb
Fort Worth
Cate
Mouston
Rabb
Port Worth
Cheorge Payne
Tulsa Oilers
Galveston Buccaneers
Oilers
Guy Cantrell
Jim Bivin
Beau Bell
Galveston
Alex Hooke
Tulas
Pirates Have Another Boss HarOld Traynor Takes Command
Harold Traynor became Pirates manager replacing George Gibson as Pittsburgh slid with a fifth straight loss 5 to 3 to the Giants. Ed Brandt pitched four hits and Randy Moore homered to spark a Braves win over the Cubs, while the Phillies beat the Cardinals in 12 innings. The Reds beat Brooklyn as Casey Stengel used Johnny Babich who lasted until the fourth after a line drive struck his pitching hand. In the American League Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader leaving both in a virtual tie and Hal Trosky hit his 12th homer in a 3 0 win for Harder over Weaver.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Traynor
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
New York Giants
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Ed Brandt
Randy Moore
Braves
Cubs
Phillies
Cardinals
Paul Dean
Cincinnati Reds
Casey Stengel
Johnny Babich
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Johnny Stone
Heinie Manush
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Mel Harder
Hal Trosky
Monte Weaver
United Prep
Randolph Moore
Mel Ott
Gianta
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Curt Davis
Carda
Hai Trosky
Roberts Couple Attends Sed Dealers Convention Tour
Mr and Mrs M C Roberts of the Roberts Grain Company departed for Memphis Tennessee to attend a three day sed dealers convention. From Memphis they will go to Chicago for a similar meeting June 25 to 28.
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M. C. Roberts
The
Roberts Grain Company
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Wrestling Results Card From New York City Meet
United Press reports results showing Gino Garibaldi of Italy defeated Henry Graber while Gere drew with Mayes McLain of Oklahoma. Mike Romano of Italy drew with Doug Wyvekoff of Georgia, Bill Hollihan of New York defeated Frank Jones of California, Max Martin of Ohio drew with Tiger Johnstone of Cuba, Joe Bavola of Michigan defeated Babe Cadock of Massachusetts, Ted Christie of California won four from Marshall Blackstone of Tennessee, Masked Marvel of New York defeated Gene Bowman of Tennessee.
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United Press
New York
Gino Garibald
Italy
Henry Graber
Geremany
Hans Steinke
Germany
Mayes McLain
Oklahoma
Mike Romano
Doug Wyvekoff
Georgia
Bill Hollihan
Frank Jones
California
Max Martin
Ohio
Tiger Johnstone
Cuba
Joe Bavold
Michigan
Babe Caddock
Mass
Ted Christie
Marshall Blackstone
Tennessee
Masked Marvel
Gene Bowman
Leading hitters and players shine in mixed baseball and racing notes
AP reports top hitters Harvey and Bell lead in Oklahoma City and Galveston with high totals in hits and runs. Other highlights include Winder and Randolph Moore in baseball, and Male Hart favored in the Illinois Cake at Washington Park after arriving from Detroit. A zoological aside explains Andalusian foal color genetics.
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Associated Press
Harvey
Oklahoma City
Bell
Galveston
Selph
Houston
Winder
Biden
Sheller
Beaumont
Chicago
Hart
Dixiana Stable
Washington Park
Detroit
War
Standings and schedules across multiple leagues and cities
Listings show standings with Cleveland 2-3 Washington 6-0. Chicago at Philadelphia rain and New York at Detroit rain. Schedule includes Detroit at Washington Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston with results yesterday New York 3 Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 10 at Louis. Southern Association games and California–Houston/Beaumont clashes also appear. Los Angeles reports Glenn Cunningham aiming for world half mile after a fast mile at Princeton. coach notes possible world record bid if ankle holds up.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Deroy
New York
Detroit
Washington - Cleveland
Rowton
Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Poston
Jonings
Los Angeles
Mt Bia
Glenn Cunningham
Kanaan
Lo Lake
Glenn
Bill
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Tan
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