Louis Meets Primo Camera Over Fifteen Round Route In New York Tonight
In New York City on June 24 1935 the boxing match features Joe Louis a 21 year old Detroit favorite and Primo Carnera a feared challenger. The bout at Yankee Stadium is framed as a heavy weight war with police heavily present to quell potential trouble.
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Louis Carnera Fight Headlines a High Stakes Showdown
Reports from Pompton Lakes to New York describe a crowded arena and a fearsome buildup for the Louis versus Carnera heavyweight clash. Promoter Mike Jacobs predicts a gate of 350000 and more as odds favor Louis at 6 to 5. Guards and police encircle the stadium amid kidnapping rumors, while Carnera weighs about 265 pounds and faces a fearless challenger with a 18 of 22 opponents knocked out.
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Louis Favored To Beat Carnera In Big Title Tilt
The article argues Joe Louis, a young Detroit heavyweight, will defeat Primo Carnera in a ring clash but warns Louis lacks experience for tougher foes like Max Baer. It notes Louis's clean image, mentions Jack Johnson’s public remarks, and references Louis’s charitable acts and Harlem support.
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Louis Battles Kimo Buse In New York Heavyweight Show
In New York City tomorrow night a heavyweight bout pits Kimo Buse of Italy against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. The main event is set for 9 p m eastern time with an estimated 50 000 in attendance and about 350 000 in receipts. The 15 round decision bout is promoted by the Twentieth Century Sporting Club with Louis the 6 to 5 favorite. Referee and judges to be announced from ringside just before the fight and the undercard starts at 7 p m. The bout will not be broadcast.
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Doyle Stops Donato in US Ring Debut
New York report says Jack Doyle defeated Phil Donato of Brooklyn in the first round of a ten round bout. Doyle weighed 212 1 4 pounds and stood six feet four and a half inches. Donato weighed 190 pounds.
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American Wilmer Allison Falls in Wimbledon opener
London reports Wilmer Allison the No 1 American Davis Cup star lost in four sets to Australian Vivian McGrath 6-4 6-3 7-9 7-5. Other Americans advancing included Gene Mako Sidney Wood Donald Budge John Van Ryn and Wilmer Hines with losses for Robertson Culley Burwell and more as women’s singles and men’s doubles set to begin tomorrow.
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Hicks Beats Didrikson In Western Open Qualifying Test
Helen Hicks of Siwanoy New York leads 32 qualifiers at Sunset Ridge Country Club with 42 37 79 medalist score. Babe Didrikson from Beaumont Texas posts 42 41 83, finishing four strokes behind Hicks in the 108 entry field.
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Home Run Standings And Yesterday's Slugging
Sports brief outlines yesterday's home run leaders with scattered names including Coliing Cardinale Brey and Bonura. It notes Giants Red Sox White Sox players and mentions pitchers or batters with unclear statistics. Contains multiple unreadable fragments from an early baseball page.
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Doughboys Lose Star Flinger in Wadefield Clash
In a 12-6 Doughboys win over the Black Diamonds at Wadefield star pitcher Russell Coffee suffered a hand injury and will miss the rest of the first half and likely two weeks. Other scores: Volleymen 12 Sup ply 9, Bankers 12 Elks 8. Five games set for evening: Wholesalers vs Supply, Elks vs Powermen, Red Shields vs Bakers, Doughboys vs Volleymen, Black Diamonds vs Bankers.
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Mal loy and Malloy Lead National Intercollegiate Golf Qualifying
Jack Malloy of Princeton and Woodrow Malloy of Michigan posted even par 72s to lead the first half of 36 hole qualifying at the national intercollegiate golf championship in Washington. Michigan posted a 302 team score, eleven strokes ahead of Georgia Tech and twelve ahead of Oklahoma as other favorites faltered on the Congressional course.
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Sahora and Walk Win Golf Match in Mercer County
In a premier Bluefield course exhibition, Rocky Schorr and his assistant Charley Walk defeated Porter George and Dick McQuail two up after 21 holes. George staged a late rally with three consecutive birdies on 16 17 and 18 to force extra holes, where Schorr eagled the 19th to seize the lead.
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Pocahontas-Boissevain Moves To Second In League Race
Pocahontas Boissevain edges McComas 4 3 to climb to second place in Coalfield league first half standings. Bishop's Miners stay tied for half title with a 12 4 win over Springton Matoaka. McComas suffers misfortune as Amonate defeats Piedmont 9 3.
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Tamulis Hurls Yankees to Victory Over Indians
Vito Tamulis pitched a strong game for the Yankees as New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 1, extending their lead to four games. Tamulis allowed eight hits, struck out five, and helped the Yankees' offense with timely hits including doubles by Dickey and Crosetti along with Hoag and Tamulis singles. The Indians plated their only run on a Henry Vosmik double in the third.
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Yesterday's results and today's MLB matchups
Yesterday saw Cincinnati defeat Philadelphia 66 to 4, Chicago beat New York 10 to 9, St. Louis toppled Brooklyn 12 to 7, and Pittsburgh met Boston with no final listed. Today schedules include Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York among others.
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Sports Scores From Newark to Huntington
A compact roundup lists baseball results with multiple games including Albany 65 over Newark and Syracuse 9 over Baltimore. Other scores show Rochester 8 6, Buffalo 2 0, Toronto 2 Montreal 6. Beckley 2 Charleston 6 in 12 innings. Akron 11 Johnstown 6 Zanesville 9 Portsmouth 4 Dayton Huntington 4.
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Philadelphia at St Louis and three other NBA matchups
A slate of games includes Philadelphia visiting St Louis, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Boston facing Chicago in a busy schedule highlighting key East West clashes.
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McDonald Smith Fires Six Under Par in British Open Qualifying
MacDonald Smith led the British Open halfway with a six under par 66 at Muirfield Gullane layout. Cedric Sayner followed with 68 as 24 players 71 or better in mixed Gullane and Muirfield rounds. Richard Burton 70 and others posted 71s to chase the Scot.
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Japanese Golfers Thrash White Team in Open Match
White Sulphur Springs WV June 24 Japans invading golf ers won all three matches from a West Virginia defense pairing. Nakamura Miyamoto edged Martin McCoy 6 5 Yasada Todd beat Richardson Cummins 4 3 Chin Asimi defeated Wats Hogg 4 3 gallery praised the Jap putting in a lively display.
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Beckley Golfers to Face Bluefield Saturday Match
About twenty Beckley Black Knight golfers will visit the local club for a team match with Bluefield on Saturday. D. M. Easley, team captain, asks interested players to register at the golf shop. Lunch will be served at 12 30.
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Intense Cultivation by Sparta Farmer Yields High Crop
Pedro Wynn, a Black farmer in Sparta Georgia, raised $100 worth of vegetables and two bales of cotton on one acre without horse or mule plowing, demonstrating extreme effort and productivity in a single season.
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Dodgers fall to Cardinals in early five run burst comeback
Brooklyn Dodgers opened with a five run rally but the St. Louis Cardinals recovered to win a high scoring game. The report notes Paul Dean failed to retire a batter in the first inning while Philadelphia was mentioned with four pitchers yielding.
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