Louis vs Pastor at Briggs Stadium Ends in 11th Round KO
Joe Louis retained his heavyweight title for an eighth defense by stopping challenger Bob Pastor in the 11th round before 33,000 fans at Detroit’s Briggs Stadium. Louis battered Pastor with hard rights and body blows, lifting his opponent with a decisive finish after a grueling 11 rounds.
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Louis Gets $118,400 For Defending Title
Promoter Mike Ageobs announced gross receipts of 437,070 and a paid attendance of 2,199 for the Louis Pastor boat last night. The net gate was 296,000 and the Louis share of the gate was 118,400 while Pastor received 51,800.
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Lyons Remain In Spa Tourney At Cambridge Springs
Led by defending champion Toby Lyars Lyons advances to the semi finals at the Riverside Tavern golf tournament in Cambridge Springs. He defeats J B Grimes Wheeling and then Chuck Evans Titusville in the afternoon. Upsets by H R Bittenbender Wananga and L Guy McCall Buffalo shake the field as Kovach tops the medal with Lyons and Haskell advancing amid a series of matches and upsets. Knox Young Jr wins Butler PA handicap title at Butler Country Club. George Honochick reports back to Temple football workouts after appendectomy.
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Beaver High Prepares for Franklin Clash Amid Injuries
Gerry High's Beaver eleven battles Franklin this Saturday at Miller Sibley Field in a key early test. Halfback Pat Green and guard Dicks Nichols are sidelined by side ailment and ankle injury respectively, leaving Vic Cragg Gene Hasbrouck and Dan Lundy vying for Green's spot. Coach Riss Byler tightens drills as Corry and Franklin loom, with a revamped lineup and cautious optimism for a close outcome.
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Reds and Cards win tight pennant race in majors
In a tense MLB pennant chase, Reds win 4-2 over Phillies to preserve a 2% game lead while Cardinals beat Dodgers 10-4 with Stu Martin homering. Giants down Cubs 4-2. Indians take sole third in AL with 7-2 win over Washington. Athletics edge Tigers 5-4 after Hayes drives 13th inning triple. Browns rattle Red Sox 11-8 in 16 innings.
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Bears blank Red Wings in 5-0 playoff win
Newark Bears blank Rochester Red Wings 5-0 to take a 2-1 edge in the Governors Cup series as Southpaw Macon was set to start against Rochester in Newark. The Wings had run six straight playoff wins before the loss, four against Buffalo and two against Newark.
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Dodgers Eleven Over Cleveland in Season Opener
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Cleveland Rams 28 to 12 at Ebbets Field before 12,423 fans. Patsy Clark’s team fell behind early but replied with a blitzing attack, scoring two quick drives including Ace Parker’s 22 yard sweep for a TD. Brick Kinard added the extra point to put the Dodgers ahead 7-6 and hold the lead.
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Yesterday's Hero Bob Harris Saves Browns In Offense Heavy Win
Bob Harris pitched nine innings in relief for the Browns to limit the Red Sox to four hits in the final stretch and steer an 11 to 8 victory for the tailenders. Harris, prominent as yesterday's hero, delivered strong late innings to preserve the comeback and secure the win for Cleveland.
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