Joe Louis Emerges as Boxing’s Brightest Hope
NEA editor Harry Greyson argues Joe Louis is a rising heavyweight star with power speed and ferocity. He predicts Louis will beat Baer Schmeling and Braddock, notes Louis’s age and potential, and calls for a fair white heavyweight challenger to spur large gates.
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Ferrell Pounded as A's Sweep Boston in 14 2 Defeat
In Fullerton, Boston pitcher Wes Ferrell absorbed his eighth loss as Philadelphia Athletics crushed the Red Sox 14 to 2. Pinky Higgins homered thrice, Boo Johnson hit his 17th, and Johnny Marcum held the mound with four hits allowed. Yankees slugged Washington 15 to 5 while Detroit beat Chicago 9 to 5. Braves and Phillies split a doubleheader, Boston winning 11 to 1 and 8 to 7 in the nightcap.
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College Golfers Reach Intercollegiate Quarterfinals in 36-Hole Duel
Washington reports a 36 hole quarterfinal where Charles Yates of Georgia Tech defends against Ed White of Texas. Johnny Fischer of Michigan battles Fred Haas Jr. of LSU as Fischer seeks revenge for last year’s final. The tight match features close leads and steady scores as the field narrows toward the finals.
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Cleveland
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Dutch Holland Bounces Back with Home Run After Head Injury
Dutch Holland was hit on the head by a pitch on June 3 in Milwaukee, fracturing his upper jaw and raising concern of a skull fracture. He returned to duty and homered in the eighth inning for Minneapolis in a 6 4 win over Toledo, fueling a six run rally. Milwaukee and Indianapolis split a doubleheader, while Kansas City and Louisville also divided.
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Midland College appoints Carl Eggebrecht athletics director
Fremont Neb named Carl Eggebrecht, former Heidelberg College basketball coach, as Midland College director of athletics.
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Irish Giant O Mahoney Wins Heavyweight Title
Danne O’Mahoney, 22, from County Cork, defeated Jimmy Londos in a one fall match lasting 1 hour 16 minutes to claim the heavyweight wrestling title before 30,000 fans. Londos’s title claims were recognized in 38 states. Other results follow with multiple bouts across cities and weights.
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Los Angeles
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Oklahoma
Sandy MacDougal
Toronto
Two Vets Oppose Helen and Babe in Open Final
In Chicago Opal Hill of Kansas City and H. Reinhardt of Chicago challenge Helen Hicks and Babe Didrikson to halt their progress toward the finals of the Women s Western Open. Hicks beat H Pardue 4 and 2 after Didrikson edged 17 year old Josephine Soucek one up in 19 holes.
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Radcliff Hosts Middleport Nine In Doubleheader
The Vinton County All Stars, traveling team, host Middleport on Sunday at Radcliff Park. A July 4 double header starts at 1 30 p m with the Northern A C of Columbus providing the opposition. The Northern Athletic Club features undefeated players from former North High teams. No home game is scheduled for July 7 due to a cancellation. teams seeking July 7 slot should contact John W McGhee at Radcliff.
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Clark retains decathlon title at San Diego meet
Bob Clark of the Olympic Club San Francisco won the decathlon with 7 929.22 points. Willis Ward of Michigan finished fourth with 6 992.81 points, showing potential for 1936 Olympic teams and future impact.
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Fourteen year old Ouimet faces tie chance at Brookline
In the 1918 National Open at Brookline Country Club Massachusetts a lanky 14 year old faced the second hole needing a four to tie top British players Ted Ray and Harry Vardon who had finished with 304. Ouimet, the ex-caddie, would later help establish golf in the United States.
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Ouimet Wins Dramatic Golf Playoff at National Open
The 18-year-old amateur defeated top British players in a tense playoff. He made a precise final-hole run-up shot to reach the green and sank the winning putt. Ouimet also discusses run-up technique, noting efficiency with pitching clubs and careful loft.
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New York Yacht Wins Trans-Atlantic Race to Bergen
Stormy Weather owned by Philip Le Boutillier of New York arrived in Bergen, Norway, early today and was declared the winner of the trans-Atlantic race that began off Newport, Rhode Island. The voyage lasted 19 days 5 hours 28 minutes 10 seconds.
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Athens Team Wins At Marietta Course 41 37
Athens Country Club's 26 man golf team defeated Washington County Country Club at the Marietta course on Thursday afternoon by 41 to 37. Individual scores include B T Grover 74 for low amateur and Mike Heaney 72. A four club foursome tourney will be held Sunday with same club usage rule and prizes by foursomes.
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Standings and Saturday games for National and American associations
National standings list Boston 11 Philadelphia 1 and 8 to 7, Detroit 9 Chicago 5 New York 15 Washington 5 Columbus 5 St Paul 4 Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 3, and other pairs. Saturday schedule includes Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia Columbus at St Paul Louisville at Kansas City Toledo at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
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Thursday's Stars By The Associated Press
Hank Greenberg hit his 20th home run and a double in the Tigers win over the White Sox. Ed Brandt and Wally Berger of the Braves and Johnny Vergez of the Phillies starred in the openers, with Brandt pitching five hits and Berger homering with bases loaded as Vergez homered in the second game. Myril Hoag of the Yankees led a rally over the Senators with three singles, three RBIs, and a steal. Pinky Higgins and Johnny Marcum of the Athletics homered three times and Marcum added four hits against the Red Sox.
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Cham Are U In ha re Cham Are U In ha final clash at Cincinnati fairway event
A historic golf tournament in Cincinnati features eight former champions renewing a classic battle for the title. Notables including Maurice J. Cleveland and Bob Kepler compete as 49 year old William Cleasy advances through qualifying rounds while others like DeWitt Balch and Harry Cleveland eye upsets leading to a 96 hole weekend finale.
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