Father Saves Tony Ganzoner From Ring Fight
A New Orleans tale of Tony Ganzoner nearly barred from boxing as his Italian father urged him to fight and a doctor declared him fit. Johnny Galway recounts Tony’s rise from 18 with early strip luck to a 100 pound champion hopeful amid family doubt and city boxing politics.
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Tony Canzondri
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Gumila Fald
Cuban Stars of Havana to Face Merchants at Athletic Field
Local fans will witness the Cuban Stars of Havana clash with the Merchants at Athletic Field on June 10. The game starts at 1 pm with gates at 8 am, powered by a 160,000 watt floodlight system illuminating every seat. Star player Manuel Rivera anchors the Cuban lineup alongside Teondaskson Quintana and Nenene Rivera, as Pollock's Cubs tour the region with Shadowball entertainment.
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Hal Chise
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Nenene Rivera
Madame Dunbar Foresees Baer Victory in Schmeling Fight
New York readers visit Madame Dunbar a Sixth Avenue “Medams” parlor for a fight prediction. Madame reads fortunes and stars offering palm, tea leaf, and crystal ideas. She predicts Max Baer will win, reasoning Schmeling’s path is blocked by the dog star and odds favor Baer Thursday night.
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United Press
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Dog Star
House of David offense clouts Merchants in 7 to 1 victory
The House of David nine hammered Everett Bannister for sixteen hits producing twenty three bases in a 7 to 1 win over the Merchants at Athletic Field. Cross, Bannister and Gillespie led a strong parade of hits as the whiskerbees scored in the first, fourth and eighth innings with steady support from the lineup.
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Worgot Group
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Ailpoo Walters
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Dailey
Stroup
Pros Find Chicago Course Very Tricky
With one day before the national open, leaders again trod the North Shore course to adjust shots for its traps. Speculation grows that under 290 will win. only Cuiel could break par in a recent 70. Many top players, including Armour and Shute, will be in Chicago by nightfall as 161 entrants prepare for a Thursday start.
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United Press
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Billy Burke
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Sonny Rouse
Johnny Goodman
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Tommy Armour
Densmore Shute
Leo Diegel
Don Armstrong
Simmons Again Setting Pace In American Loop
By Jack Cuddy New York June 6 Aloysius H Simmons has broken a 1932 batting slump and leads American League hitters with a .374 average after four hits against St Louis. The White Sox, guided by Simmons, surged past Cleveland into third with 14 to 7 win as every batter had at least two hits. Lefty Grove earned his eighth win for Philadelphia in a 7 to 4 win over Washington, lifting Philadelphia from a losing streak. The National League played only one game as St Louis-Cincinnati was postponed after the third.
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United Press
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Whit Wyatt
Browns
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Debs Garris
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Fight Results From Pittsforel Ickle Wilson Card
Boxing card in Pittsburgh featured knockouts and decisions. Wilson stops Paul in five, Marino defeats Perrin by decision, Washio KO's opponent, Gigan defeats Paris in a six round bout in Connellsville.
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Ickle Wilson
Pittshlegh
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Jonny Perrin
Bufalo
Frank Washio
MoKessport
Leenntson
Teddy Maneway
Connellsville
Jimmy Gligan
Simmy Paris
Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores show American League games with Philadelphia beating Washington 7 to 4 and Detroit edging Cleveland 8 to 7. National League results include St Louis at Cincinnati and Jersey City over Baltimore 3 to 2. Tomorrow's schedule features Washington at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis among others.
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Beavers Open 1933 Grid Season September 23
Corry High announces a seven game football schedule under Coach Bill Myers. The Beavers start away at Oil City on September 23 and finish at Union City on November 11, with six other road and home games listed including stops at Falconer Wesleyville and North East. Most veteran players depart after 1932 and Myers plans system changes to build a lighter, younger eleven.
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Bill Myers
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Oil City
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Union City
Falconer
Wesleyville
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Youngeville
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Thorpe
No protest filed after nine inning dispute in Johnsonburg game
Advices from Ridgway and St Maxus noted no protest had been filed by 10 am at Warren secretary Hildum's office regarding a Mer chants victory over Johnsonburg in a nine inning game that stretched to ten. Officials cited an error by the field supervisor but scorebooks supported a legal ten inning limit not exceeded. The item also mentions Indiana University adopting a new 21 seat motor bus funded by alumni gifts.
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