Paychek Brain Trust Meets Louis Brown For Title
Johnny Paychek faces Louis Brown in Madison Square Garden Friday night for the world heavyweight title defense. Benny Leonard plans to assist Paychek, hoping to outthink the challenger and defend Paychek’s crown with decisive left jabs and hard rights.
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Joe Louis
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York
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Schmeling
Brown Bomber
Dio
Paycheck
Godoy
Joe Louis Versus Pavchek Rematch Heads to Madison Square Garden
Detroit's Joe Leute and Nes Moines challenger Pavchek meet in a 15 round world heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden promoter Mile dacabs odds favor Louis 2 to 1 to KO inside five rounds and 10 to 1 for the decision.
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Detroit
Johnny Taschek
Nes Moines
Madison Square Garden
Mile
Gene Tunney
King Lear
Louis
Pavchek
Arturo Godoy
Joe
Max Schmeling
Whiters Triumphs In 200-Word Boxing Card Upset
Johnny Whiters won a 200 round points decision over Lee Savold in Des Moines. Neva 63 Baltimore’s Saverio Turlello lost to Victor Troisi in Mount Vernon. Joe Brickir of Philadelphia beat Soft 189 while Ken Overlin outpointed Jerry Maton in Chicopee.
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Associated Press
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Des Moines
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T. Louis
Chief Collins
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Saverio Turlello
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Victor Troisi
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
Ken Overlin
Washington
Jery Maton
Springfield
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Ace shooter falls just short of perfect in ABC bowling
Detroit with reports on Lowell Jackson of St Louis who rolled 299 in a doubles event with Cone Hermann while Hermann finished second in the singles and third in all events. The 1942 ABC host site vote and electric eye foul detector rule were to be decided, with St Louis and Columbus among contenders for 1941 and 1942 matches.
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Dowling and Loras Lose in National Tourney Round
Dowling of Des Moines and Loras of Dubuque, top Iowa Catholic high schools, exited the Loyola national tournament after losses to Campion Prairie du Chien Wis and Central Catholic Pittsburgh. Loras rallied late but fell 30 28 as Pittsburgh advanced on a last second miss.
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Gehringer’s Shadow Looms Over Detroit Second Basemen
A column recounts Charley Gehringer’s nearing retirement after 16 seasons with the Detroit Tigers and weighs contenders to succeed him as the era’s top second baseman. It compares Joe Gordon and Bobby Doerr, notes other hopefuls like Benny McCoy and Jackie Hayes, and recalls historic great Eddie Collins and Shoeless Joe Jackson.
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Gehringer
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Landis
Detroit
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Gordon
Jackie Hayes
White Sox
Ray Mack
Cleveland
Browns
Don Heffner
Jimmy Bloodworth
Senators
Black Sox
Joe Jackson
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Proud papa Sea Biscuit foaled at Ridgewood ranch
Proud papa Sea Biscuit, top money winner of the American turf and 1940 Santa Anita Handicap winner, was foaled Thursday at Ridgewood ranch near Willits C A. Dam Neano, once a noted distance mare, provides a brief note on an ostrich unrelated to the horse.
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Bowling League Scores Hit Highs Across City Meet
Eunice Buel toppled with 174 130 208 512 as Roosevelt Hotel led Patterson Dental to two wins in the Business and Professionals Women league at Lincoln alleys. A Smith posted 605 in White Stars in Quaker Oats league but Quakers fell as Knoble and Harless sparked a late surge. Alicia Nelson set a new YWCA mark with 140 172 242 554 at Subway alleys, outpacing Lohman. Dolly Hense led Red Crown Merchants with 618 series as Gazette’s Nelle Sheftie eyes Iowa City Saturday in a match with Varsity Cab. teammates include Sturtz Marsh Zalesky Stastny.
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Lighters and Wilson's Vie for Senior Gold Title
Lighters facing Wilson's in the Senior Gold basketball final at the UMC A after both teams won semifinal games. Lighters edged Crook's D-X 26 to 23 while Wilson's upset Beck's 36 to 31. Score details show late leads and key baskets by Meyn, Wilson, Stramel, and Forrestal.
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Hogan Sets New Record In Greensboro Open
Ben Hogan captured the Greensboro Open with a 270 total to win $1,200, marking a new tournament record and lowest 72 hole score. He opened 60 68 and finished 66 67 on the par 70 course, four rounds at Star Mount Forest and Sedgefield in Greensboro North Carolina. Craig Wood finished two behind for $750, with Guldahl Revolta Nelson tied for third at 280.
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Observers Split on Cardinals Title Bid in Open NL Race
Veterans disagree with camp rumors about the pennant, forecasting a six team scramble. Predictions cover Yanks Red Sox Indians Tigers White Sox Senators Athletics Browns Cardinals Dodgers Cubs Giants Pirates Bees Phillies with varied outlooks on pitching defense and power.
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Lee Savold to Box Massera April 8 in Des Moines
Des Moines matchmaker Dave Fidler announced that Lee Savold will fight Charles Massera on April 8, not next Tuesday. Savold was cut in a bout with Johnny Whiters in St Louis and required stitches. his manager Pinkie George insisted the wound heal before the Massera fight.
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St. Louis
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