Louis Faces Ettore in 15 Round Skirmish at Municipal Stadium
In Philadelphia Al Ettore challenges Joe Louis before about 60,000 fans with bets at 4 to 1 on Louis. The venue could yield a gate near 250 000 dollars, aiming to surpass all city boxing receipts save the Dempsey Tunney bout of ten years ago. Ettore hopes to spoil Louis and erase a string of Kayo losses.
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Broadcast planned for Joe Louis Al Ettore heavyweight bout
Philadelphia promoters announced a blow by blow ringside description of tonight's heavyweight fight at Municipal Stadium. The broadcast over a national network was arranged at the last minute after earlier plans to show no telecast.
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Ettore Faces Louis in Brooklyn Bout Promoted by Jacobs
Promoter Mike Jacobs of New York with Herman Taylor of Philadelphia frames Ettore for a four year deal if he wins. Louis is under a three year contract. Ettore, 22, has shown little punch power while Louis seeks a decisive knockout. the bout, set for 9:45 p.m. EDT, will be broadcast by NBC.
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Boxing Results From New York and Chicago
Eddie Carroll of Ottawa outpointed Toots Bernstein of Manenkes in Chicago. Izzy Jannazzo and Gustaver fought to a 147 draw in New York. Lloyd Pine of Akron outpointed Jimmy Buckler of Louisville in Ville. The text ends with an unrelated crocodile proverb.
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Standings and scheduled games from the baseball league
Standings show New York 89 57 .610 Cincinnati 84 a 568 St Louis 84 65 .564 Brooklyn 82 67 .550 Philadelphia 71 77 .480 50 97 1340 aE $ RESULTS. St Louis 5 eee S Brooklyn 7: Boston New York at Philadelphia postponed Only games scheduled GAMES TUESDAY Pittsburgh at eo Cincinnati at St New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston
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Monday results and Tuesday matchups in major leagues
Standings show New York 9849 667, Cleveland 76 72.514, Detroit 81 68 .544, Boston 73 76 .490, Chicago 78 69 .531, St. Louis 55 90 .379, Washington 17 87 .527, Philadelphia 51 96 .347. No Monday games. Tuesday features Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Cleveland, Boston at Washington.
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Cornell to Use Green Eleven in Grinnell Setto
Mount Vernon Iowa Cornell and Grinnell meet for the thirty second time under lights Friday night. Most starters are new to the purple cause with several sophomores slated to start including Dick Freeman Charles Hokinson Ralph Bowman Milton Grimes Bob Green or Russell Spencer Roy Ralston Ray Knudson and Roy Ralston. Leroy Pease calls signals with Ben Petersen handling passes and Dick Freeman handling kicking and plunging duties. Ralph Kunz is the veteran lineman. Ralph Rhode is out with poison ivy.
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Pirates Aim to Overtake Cubs for Second in NL
In a pennant race near its end the Pirates face Cardinals and Cubs for second while Giants need two wins in Philadelphia to clinch the NL flag. Cubs’ 5-4 loss yesterday helped the Cardinals regain second as Dodgers beat Boston 7-1 and rain altered schedules.
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Indians Rout Pirates In Exhibition Game 11 2
Cleveland Indians defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 2 in an exhibition with Cleveland's pitching staff holding the Pirates to limited scoring. Bauers and Welch pitched for Pittsburgh while Hudlin and Becker worked for Cleveland.
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Wally Berger Out For Season With Broken Right Hand
Boston Bees slugger Wally Berger suffers a broken right hand from a pitched ball hit Sunday against the Phillies. X rays show a three place fracture, ending his season a week early. Phillies pitcher Hugh Mulcahy is named as the thrower.
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Decorah Aces Lead In Southpaw Title Tournament
In St Louis AP report How ard Creel of Pueblo Colo led after 36 holes with 141 as left handed golfers began match play. Creel was medalist and strong favorite. Jesse ws St Louis faced him while others included Kenneth Fitzgerald Ray Algyer George Baker and E E Stoops in the championship division.
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St Louis Beats Chicago In National League Battle
St Louis 9 Chicago 7 in a slashing nine inning game. Winford allowed 9 hits in 8 innings earning the victory while Warneke took the loss. Hartnett Medwick and Jurges led offense with multiple RBIs and two base hits apiece for the Cardinals and Cubs.
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Wrestling Results From Wilmington Lancaster and Portland
Yvon Robert of Montreal at 218 defeated George Keverly of Hollywood at 215 in two straight falls in Wilmington. In Lancaster George Becker of California at 184 beat Tony Siano at 178 from New min PoRTLAND on Al Williams of Chi ence at 165 over Don Sugar at 160 from Salem and Achiu of Dayton.
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Comet Strike Odds Cited By Astronomers
Astronomers estimate the chance of a comet hitting Earth at about one in twenty million years, noting the extremely low probability of such an event.
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Big Guns Open Southern Conference Grid Fronts This Week
This week features a flood of Southern Conference games with key intersectional matchups ahead. Notable duels include Colgate at Duke and LSU hosting Rice in Baton Rouge, plus Ole Miss vs Tulane in New Orleans.
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Gardner Medalist at Cedar Valley Golf Meet in Vinton
Jim Gardner of Vinton shot 76 to win low medalist honors at the Cedar Valley Golf tournament held at Vinton Golf Club. The six man Vinton team won with 482, Sunnyside Waterloo 493, with Merle Stimson Joe Chambers and others in the field. Forty golfers competed and a breakfast was hosted by Bob Hartenberger in the clubhouse.
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Hummingbird Migration Path Across Gulf Twice Yearly
The article notes that humming birds migrate on a biannual basis crossing the Gulf of Mexico during their journeys. It highlights the regularity and geographic pattern of this migration, emphasizing the birds' seasonal movements.
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Local prep teams clash in Friday football battles
Four high school games dot Friday night as Roosevelt hosts Marion in a neighborly tilt while McKinley meets Iowa City on the Little Hawks field. Wilson travels to Marshalltown and Franklin faces Rock Island as Washington, Tipton, and Oelwein’s displays shape the weekend.
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Burkart In Three Way Playoff For P G A Tourney
Iowa’s entry in the national P G A golf tournament will be decided in a playoff after Joe Brown Des Moines Dave Bonella Ottumwa and Charlie Burkart Cedar Rapids tied at 142 Monday. The trio will contest Tuesday morning to determine the Iowa representative for Pinehurst North Carolina this fall.
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Buffalo And Baltimore Split First Four Games
The governor's cup playoff between Baltimore and Buffalo ended with an 8 to 6 Baltimore win over Buffalo. Each team has two wins and two losses, keeping the series tied as they head toward the Little World Series against the American Association winner.
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Grange Out With Cracked Rib For Upper Iowa Tilt
Waterloo sophomore back Paul Grange is lost for two to six weeks after a cracked rib from Monday scrimmage. Coe prepares for Carleton game as rosters shuffle and punting remains unsettled amid practice reports and opposition notes.
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Prep Grid Star Dies Of Injuries From Game
Edward Scott, 15, Smethport high school football star, died in a Kane hospital after collapsing Saturday shortly after plunging over Otto Township defense for the final score. Doctors cited a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage, but officials said the exact time of injury is unclear.
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