Louis Predicts Long Bout With Conn in June Fight
Joe Louis reviews his training camp progress in Compton Lakes Jersey, predicting a lengthy champion bout with Billy Conn on June 19. He notes Detroit Tigers form concerns and praises Conn as tougher than before while asserting he will fight the full distance unless a late opportunity arises.
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Frankenberger Holds Second in Split With Gazette Tossers
Frankenberger split a doubleheader with the Gazette Tossers at Kanawha Park after winning the opener 23-3 on 18 hits. Brown led Gazette with seven hits in eight at bats while Young delivered three triples. Miller went 4-for-8 for Frankenberger as they prepare to face league leader Tom's Nine at 6:30 p.m. at Christy Park.
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Rugel's 75 Stands In City-Wide Event
Teran Dick Douglas once a top contender failed to beat Joe Rugel’s low 74 in The Gazette 5th annual City-Wide Golf at Meadow Brook. Douglas finished 78 after bogeys on 16 17 and 18 while Ralph Gordon carded 77. Qualified so far 31 players with more expected as favorites compete.
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Parker Victor In Net Event Triumphs In Finals
National Singles Champion Ankie Parker came from behind to beat Billy Talbert of Wilmington Del in a Hearts of America tennis singles final under a blazing sun. Parker took the last three sets after dropping the first 6-2 to win 8-6 6-3 5-4, his fourth win over Talbert in the national championship era.
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Charlotte Man Hurt In Crash Of Midget Cars In Ripley Bar
Charlotte resident Clyde Schneider, 34, was rushed to a Parkersburg hospital after his midget car crashed during a race in Ripley Bar. He suffered head and right shoulder injuries and a facial laceration, not considered serious. The event drew large crowds, with attendance figures noted in related baseball reports.
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Martinelli to Meet Kasoboski in Legion Mat Tilt
Angelo Martinelli of Baltimore and Alex Kasoboski the Pitiless Pole from Toronto clash in the Legion show main event at the Armory. First match here three weeks ago was a riotous thriller fans called one of the season’s best. Tiger Steve Nenoff to debut in midwest semi final. Whitey Walberg to open, Nelson vs Lipscomb to follow.
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Record Establishes Royals Cup Score in Jersey City
Jersey City Little Giants were routed 28-7 by Montreal in the first game of a doubleheader. Montreal set an all time team scoring record, surpassing prior marks set on June 18, 1935 by Brooklyn and the Orioles’ 3336 performance in Syracuse.
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Murphy to file unfair labor charges against Pirates
Robert Murphy said he will file unfair labor practices charges with the National Labor Relations Board in Pittsburgh against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He accuses team officials of dissuading players from dealing with the American Baseball Guild for collective bargaining and urging individual grievances. Pirates president Benswanger declined comment. Murphy plans to travel to Philadelphia to file at the NLRB office, asserting the strike action was a one time move, not a permanent halt to guild recognition.
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Viscose Nine Wins Seventh Straight 3-0 Lead in League Race
El Siders pitched six solid hits as Viscose Nine defeated Highcoal 3-0 at An thorfield to stretch their win streak to seven and seize sole first place in the Industrial league. Stamper doubled and scored in a 7-3 Carbide win at Armor Park, handing Carbide its first loss. At Kanawha Park U. S. Rubber beat duPont 17-4, and Nitro edged Dr. Pepper 6-2 on a three-run seventh.
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Barron Worsham Tie for First in Inquirer Golf Tourney
Barron and Worsham finished tied for first with four rounds totaling 277, three under par, at the Inquirer 15,000 invitation tournament in Philadelphia. Barron shot 62 in the final round, while Worsham’s final 72 gave them a 277 tally and an 18 hole playoff scheduled.
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Red Sox Cup Pair Run Streak to Eleven Wins
The Boston Red Sox swept the doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers to extend their winning streak to 11 and improve to 38 wins against nine losses. Ted Williams homered in both games as Micky Harris and Dave Ferriss led the pitching in a 7-1 opener and 11-6 nightcap. The Sox increased their American League lead to eight games over the Yankees, who split with the Indians. Also in this summary, the Cubs beat the Dodgers in 10 innings to extend their streak to seven, while other NL and AL results are noted.
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Kayford Wins Doubleheader Over Mam moth in Valley Baseball Temper
Kayford wins a twin bill against Mam moth in Valley Baseball Temper. In game one Kayford tops Mam moth 8 to 1. The nightcap ends 8 to 7 with Kayford securing the win.
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Make It a Million Army Dependants Allowance Ad
A wartime recruiting note urges enlistees to secure the Army generous family allowance for dependants for the full term of service. It proclaims MAKE IT A MILLION and directs applicants to an Army Recruiting Station for full details at a nominal post location.
Baseball scores and standings from a June baseball slate
Miami beat United 14 to 0 as Dry Branch pitched a dominant game. The day featured multiple major league matchups with mixed results including New York and Cleveland wins, Detroit and Philadelphia contests, and other city teams shaping early season standings.
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