Indians Wallop A's as Slugging shown at Bat
Indians unleash 17 hits and four doubles in a 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Hal Trosky belts two homers. Holt Weller pitches well for the win. White Sox beat the Yankees by one run. Tigers top Red Sox behind eight hits from Schoolboy Rowe. Cardinals climb in the N L as Dodgers slip toward Cubs. Braves beat Reds 4-2. A delayed Pittsburgh broadcast of Louis-Barrow bout spares fans a pause in baseball.
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Mpaten. Ie Indians
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New York Yankees
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Iverness Four Ball Tourney Starts Today
A four day national four ball match in Iverness opens with 16 leading professionals competing for a $7,000 purse. Pairings include Mangrum and McSpaden against Hogan and Marett while Nelson and Thomson face Little. Last night Joe Louis defended the world heavyweight title by stopping Billy Conn.
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Id Anid
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Ake
Lloyd Mangrun
Har(dug) McSpaden
Jimmy Maret
Ben Hogan
Sainrd
Johnny Bulla
Henry Curd
Johnny Revolts
Clayin Heafner
Dick Metzys
Alph Guldahl
J. iDntenat
Conn Beats Louis In Heavyweight Upset at Polo Grounds
Joe Louis was edged by Billy Conn in a dramatic 14th round knockout at the Polo Grounds as Conn rallied from earlier rounds and seized the heavyweight crown. Conn’s speed and defenses overwhelmed Louis, who fought hard but faded after a late surge from Conn. The crowd of 5,000 roared as Conn claimed the title and Louis conceded the defeat with sportsmanlike gestures.
Patterson Leads Outdoor Shooters At Vortexy Hoa Gun Club
Patterson tops the weekly outdoor 50 yard shoot with 399 and 26 Xs, edging Carl Nelson and G Pat terso who each posted 394 and 399 respectively. Others include R Marti 307 with 29 Xs, Art Kupy 396 with 29 Xs, and multiple shooters posting high scores and varied X counts across the field.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine as Pitchers Dominate Dodgers and Mets
Vern Olson and Hank Leiber lead Dills-Former in a two hit game as Leiber belts two homers. Max Lanier of the Cardinals shuts down the Phillies with a six hit day. Seb Peller and Hal Trosky pace the Indians as Feller allows four hits while Trosky drives in 17 runs with two homers. Mel Ott of the Giants keys a win over Bob Elliott's Pirates, while Elliott and a strong bullpen shutout in one inning.
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Dills
Dodgers
Max Lanier
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Phillies
Seb Peller
Hal Trosky
Indians
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Trosky
Mel Off
Giants
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Louis-Cant Heavyweight Bout Ends In Upset Loss
New York writer Robert Riggs describes a dramatic fight where Billy Conn led Louis by a margin entering the thirteenth round. Louis hurled a decisive left and right, dazing Conn, who fell at the bell and failed to rise before the referee's count. The piece notes Louis's rising danger to his reign and hints Conn’s defeat signals a turning point in Louis’s career.
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Lois
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C Hangston
Homemade Costume Jewelry From Natural Seeds
A brief note suggests making low cost costume jewelry using natural materials such as steel wire tallin acorns chestnuts squash seeds and hickory nuts to craft decorative pieces.
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Conn Louis fight sparks wild New York sports round up
The column recounts Louis and Conn in a wild night near triumph and chaos. It notes plans for a September heavyweight title fight at Yonkers Stadium and fans debate whether Conn or Louis will prevail. It mentions other boxing figures and local sports notes with dated city references.
Baseball Results in the National League Yesterday
Yesterday's National League games saw Philadelphia defeat Brooklyn 9 to 4, New York edge Pittsburgh 2 to 3, and Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Today's matchups include New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Foiton rumor swirls around coach and player names
Scattered notes from a chaotic sports diary hint at a coach Amas Alonap and a player Wojchiechowicx facing a path to Cal ypse of the Pacific. Friends tease about a hopeful center Furpnvm, with unclear roles and dates in Stockholm, California.
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