Louis Beats Carnera at Yankee Stadium to Claim Title
At Yankee Stadium on June 25, Joe Louis defeats Primo Carnera by technical knockout in the sixth round to become the new heavyweight champion. The 70,000-strong crowd watched the brown skinned Detroit boxer land rapid left hooks driving Carnera to the canvas three times, with referee Arthur Donovan stopping the bout after Louis dominates from start to finish.
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Joe Louis Defeats Primo Carnera by Technical Knockout at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis, the Detroit Negro, knocked out Primo Carnera in the sixth round of a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium before about 70,000 fans. Louis weighed 196 pounds to Carnera's 260 1/2 and dominated with precise left hooks and body shots, securing a technical knockout after Carnera was badly bleeding and floored multiple times.
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Senators Bow in 12 Inning Victory over Dayton Ducks
Dayton Ducks beat Charleston 4 to 3 in 12 innings to break a pitching duel. Jack Colbern led off the 12th with a bunt and scored on Riley Parker’s single to right, securing the win for Dayton and delaying Charleston’s push for a higher playoff position.
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Prehistoric Slabs Indicate Cement Knowledge Near Challis
Slabs found under volcanic ash in an earth mound near Challis suggest prehistoric people knew how to make cement. Discovered by B. S. Brown and a party seeking rock crystals, the slabs were stacked system similarly to lumber yards and resemble sawn boards in grip and composition.
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Horse Racing Results and Entries From Local Meet
Race card details list horses, jockeys, weights, and speeds across eight races. Notable entries include Sunny Deep, Raskontain Gal, Miss Saxon, and Sweet Memories with times and payouts noted. Maiden and claiming events feature multiple entrants and odds.
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Skaikahoe
F. Pevnan
Miss Saxon
Vereher
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Altoren
Jockana
Grider
Jey Wind
Bartita
F Roberts
Gread Mater
Pere Tandeg
Fawn
J. McCoy
Carnelian
Ping
Tiger Craw
Black Warwick
PeMichands
Kayani Wargond
Orot
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Joaney B
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Pennaal
Geo
Gable
Ferrell Dbe Bao Bie
Shithiern
Prince ‘Pel Fow
Brive
Kalina
Andleta
Knehrikempratty
Amd
Banait Grand Rock
K. King
Palio
Morynell
South
Babbve Son
Lerow
Caclus Bar
Manners Man
Westone
Fallian *H
Bixth Racer
Elalning
Sweet Memories
F. Perandicap
Sear Nander
Exetude
F. Roberts
Julia Grant
Fallon
Rabesan
Ben Mychree
UN Boy
Vanken Waters
Hing Banny
Wit Gas
W. Farrell
Prince Pliz
R. Hohn
L. Ruder
Altoran
Athanetl
Fedohny
Jane Barklay
Nase P—Pidd
G. Aineld
Gould
Teuninet
Pratre
Isis
Ameter Madd
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Peicess
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Giants Cubs Split Twin Bill In New York Doubleheader
NEW YORK June 25 Giants and Cubs split a long double header in which Chicago won the second game 16 to 4 after New York took the opener 3 to 2. Lydd Castleman and Larry French pitched well for Chicago. the Giants used five pitchers in the eighth inning of the nightcap. Other games noted include Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati 10 to 1 behind Syl Johnson.
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Braves Beat Pirates 7-2 In Boston Victory
The Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-2 as Waner, Jensen, Morally, and O’Maron contributed for Boston against a Pirates squad led by strong pitching and errors. Latimer and Young added notable hits, while Hoeven started for Boston and Heckler closed.
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Michigan Golfera Contested for Medal in 36-Hole Qualifier
The two day test for the team championship saw Charles Keesis and Woodrow Malloy of Michigan deadlocked with Lewis Johnson Jr of Charleston College for the individual low score. Malloy Jack of Princeton and Woodrow Malloy led at mid round, while Erwin Laxston of North Carolina stood one stroke behind with 143. Woodrow Malloy and Kocsis repeated opening 74s, with Johnson finishing strong. Johnny Fischer and Fred Haas ended at 152, while Charles Yates and Walter Emery qualified with 56s. Bob Riegel of Richmond, fresh from the Southern amateur title, shot a 72 to post the day’s best round despite a rough previous day.
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Joe Lynch
Georgetown
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Fred Haas
Charles Yates
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Georgia Tech
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Bob Riegel
Richmond University
George Grier
Maryland
Ticilight Ends in Slugfest as Caralde Triumphs
Walters doubles and scores as Carbide grabs its first run in the fifth. Ware singles and Higgins plates a run in the sixth to back a strong pitching effort, while Walters and Berger contribute key hits in a 7 run frame. Winning and losing pitchers noted with umpires listed.
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Minnesota to Build Glass School House in Hibbing
Hibbing Minnesota authorizes a $33,000 glass school for the town once called the richest village due to nearby iron mines. The ultra modern building will use glass vacuum blocks and brick, with 70 percent transparent exterior, housing a kindergarten and first three grades to ensure bright, glare free learning. It will be the fourth glass school in the nation, with two in New York and one in San Francisco. Construction starts soon.
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