Schmeling Prepares For Louis Bout In New York
Napanoch NY June 10 Max Schmeling 30 trains for the June 18 Yankee Stadium fight with Joe Louis. Experts doubt his speed and defense will stop Louis dynamite punches though Schmeling shows heart and will. The bout opens a five game arc with other boxing notes and local scene details.
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Ole Miss football team may adopt Rebels nickname
The University of Mississippi plans to replace Flood as team name with Rebels if current voting trends hold. Four Mississippi dailies sampled names with three backing Rebels and one Raiders, while other options included Confederates Stonewalls and Ole Miss.
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Dudley Retains Shawnee Open Title After 288
Dudley wins Shawnee Open with a 72 hole 288 to defend his title first won in 1930. Ralph Guidahl finished second tie with Roland MacKenzie after a near-cup miss on the final green. Other contenders include Ray Mangrum, Orville White, and Byron Nelson in a tight leaderboard. Jack Munger claims amateur honors with 302.
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Twins Prove Real Twins At Seawane And Wheatley Hills
Ernie and Ferdy Catropa, identical golf pros, qualified for the national open with identical scores at Seawane and matched again at the Wheatley Hills pro-Amateur tournament. Bethpage pro Al Brosch notes identical swings. Other notes cover baseball and boxing tidbits, including Rudy Schmeling’s birthday coinciding with Max Louis fight plans.
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Yesterday's Stars Spark Major League Wins
Kiki Cuyler hit a homer and three singles driving in four in a 15-4 Reds win over the Giants. Elon Hogsett held the Yankees to five hits. Pete Appleton limited Ellenen and night at limited ve hits in a 2 triumph. Rip Radcliff tripled to start a 10th inning rally as the White Sox beat the Athletics 7-5. Jim Weaver and Bill Brubaker each had key hits as Brubaker drove in three in the nightcap.
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Yale Names Kenneth A Loeffler as Basketball Coach
Kenneth A Loeffler was appointed head basketball coach at Yale. The move is noted as a significant coaching change in the program's history.
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Clyde Shoun Sputs On Show For Barons Win Over Memphis
Clyde Shoun dominated on the mound and in the batter’s box, driving the Barons to a 6 to 1 victory over Memphis with seven allowed hits, five strikeouts, and a five inning homer plus a double. Almon Williams pitched five near perfect innings for a 3 2 win over Chattanooga. Bill Thomas starred on the mound with six hits allowed and seven strikeouts as New Orleans shut out Little Rock 6 0. Nashville edged Knoxville 9 8 as the Lookouts rallied late. Shoun’s offense and Williams’ win highlight a night of offense and pitching across the league.
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Baseball Results From Regional Leagues and Major Circuits
Southern League Birmingham 6 Memphis 1 Atlanta 3 Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 6 Little Rock 0 Nashville 9 Knoxville 8 National League Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 7 Boston 5 Cincinnati 15 New York 4 American League Detroit 8 Boston 4 St Louis 5 New York 3 Cleveland 2 Washington 1 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 10 innings American Association Toledo 7 St Paul Minneapolis 3 3 Texas League Beaumont 8 Oklahoma City 7additional scores show Ozark 7 Tro Abbeville 1 2 Enterprise 9 Panama City 4 Union Springs 7 Andalusia 66 10 innings
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National League Race Rides Dizzy Turnover In Baseball Standings
The National League shows rapid shifts as St Louis leads Boston 17-5 while Pittsburgh and New York surge toward second place after doubleheaders. Cincinnati rebounds Reds mushroom 15-4 over Giants. Philadelphia climbs from last with Cubs loss. American League sees Senators Browns Tigers flex, Yankees stumble as Cleveland slips. Cochrane leaves for observation. Appleton blanks Indians in 2-1 win.
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Today's Games Across Multiple Cities
A slate of matchups includes Memphis at Birmingham, Chattanooga at Atlanta, Knoxville at Nashville, Little Rock at New Orleans, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Boston at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Detroit at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, and Alabama Florida League games Union Springs at Dothan Troy at Ozark Panama City at Abbeville and Andalusia at Enterprise.
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Stunt Man Chicago Purse Snatch At Busy Intersection
Misa Julia De Warle reported a purse snatching as she slowed her car in a Chicago intersection. A man in a nearby automobile rode up, leaned out, grabbed her purse containing 150 dollars, and sped away.
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Steel shipments rise in May by 4190 tons
United States Steel Corporation reports May finished steel product shipments up 4 190 tons to 984 097 with April at 979 907 and May 1935 at 598 915.
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First Bout a Thrilling Wrestling Night at Martin Arena
Freddie Knichel of St Louis and Otto Ludwig of Germany wrestled an hour to a no decision draw in a rough, action filled match at the local American Legion show. Ludwig dominated at times with rough holds and eye gouges, while Knichel countered with kicks and throws. The crowd roared as the bout ended with both fighters exhausted, securing one of the most exciting ring nights in Decatur. The final bout between Dynamite Joe Dillman and Prince Leilani of Hawaii fell flat, with Leilani not matching Dillman’s rough style and Joe taking the win after three falls. Earlier, Referee Bill Dottley’s sons, Paul and Charles, boxed in a lively three two minute rounds, with Paul showing notable speed and footwork.
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Favorites Facing Tougher Going In Southern Tennis Meet
In Memphis Tennessee the Southern Lawn Tennis Association fourth round began with favorites facing stiffer tests. Seeds Arthur Hendrix and Campbell Gillespie advanced while several third round matches determined future opponents for players from Lakeland Nashville New Orleans Memphis Atlanta and other cities.
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Alabama Hosierymen and Wingfoots to duel in city series opener
Decatur hosts a five game series for the city championship as Goodyear ae foots and Alabama Hosierymen renew a rivalry. The Hosierymen boast a strong squad, Josh Cole and Newt Hardy now with them, while the Wingfoots have added depth. Game Sunday at 2 30 p m with both teams playing to sharpen for the clash.
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Steel ingot production rises to 70 percent capacity
Iron Age reports production of steel ingots increased two points this week to 70 percent of capacity in New York on June 10.
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