Schmeling Exudes Confidence in Louis Title Bout
Max Schmeling declares he will knock out Joe Louis on June 22 and defend the title in September. Trainer Max Machon says Schmeling is in the best shape of his career and can fight 15 rounds without fatigue. Louis arrives from the West and the pair meet boxing officials to sign the contract before training in the state.
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Louis Leaves Village for Six Week Training Camp
Joe Louis packs up from his Lake Michigan shore village home and heads to Lafay ette New York for six weeks of training before the world heavyweight title defense against Max Schmeling in New York on June 22. He vows to hit faster and punch harder than in their first bout, aiming to settle the score. Chaney to Face Gunther in Legion Weekly Wrestling Card Promoter Chris Jordan reshuffles the program with Chaney stepping in for Art O Mahony, two falls out of three, two hour limit. Billy McEwen faces Walter Percy in the semi final, first match starts at 8 30.
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Baseball Results From Various Leagues
Southern League Atlanta defeated Birmingham 5 to 4 with Knoxville 3 to 0 over Little Rock and Memphis 8 to 3 over Nashville. National League Boston beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5 and St Louis topped Brooklyn 9 to 7. American League Boston routed Cleveland 15 to 3 while Washington won 7 to 1 over St Louis. Chicago New York and Detroit Philadelphia and rain affected several games. Southeastern League Montgomery beat Meridian 7 to 1 and Jackson crushed Selma 15 to 4.
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Deltoid Muscle Suspected in Dizzy Dean Arm Weakness
The report attributes Dean arm trouble to a deltoid muscle injury, while Chicago's reaction centers on the collapsed pitching arm of Dizzy Dean. Phil Wrigley, Cubs owner who paid 185000 and sent three players for Dean, remains unruffled and defends the deal.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Batting L Waner Pittsburgh 366 Leiber New York 361 Runs Ott New York 22 Marty Chicago 19 Runs Batted In Ott New York 22 Marty Chicago and McCarthy New York 20 Hits McCormick Cincinnati 31 Rizzo Pittsburgh and Slaughter St Louis 28 Doubles Herman Chicago 9 Mize St Louis and McCormick Cincinnati 7 Triples Rizzo Pittsburgh 5 Goodman Cincinnati 4 Home Runs Goodman Cincinnati Ott Leiber and McCar Pitching Melton New York 5 0 Hubbell New York 4 0
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Baseball Highlights From A Muted Box Score
Batting Trosky Cleveland 43 Hayes Philadelphia 409. Runs Trosky Cleveland and Cramer Boston 20. Runs Batten Foxx Boston 34 Dickey New York 19. Hits Fox Detroit 31 Lewis and Travis Washington 30. Doubles Cronin Boston 10 Kress and Bell St Louis 7. Triples Lewis Washington and
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Short backswing seen as key to better golf shots
Alex Morrison argues that power comes from proper timing not force. He notes players overdo the backswing and fight to generate strength, causing slow downswing or overswing. He recommends a short backswing for approach shots to enable a quicker, controlled downswing.
Selma Loses But Holds On In Close Southeastern Play
Selma Leafs suffer a 15-4 defeat at Jackson as Pensacola slips to a half game behind. Montgomery Bombers rally for a 7-1 win behind strong pitching. Gadsden, Mobile, Anniston also score and stumble in regional ball action.
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Riverside High Clinches 2 1 Win Over Parks Grocery
Riverside High softball team edged Parks Grocery 2 to 1 at Delano Park on Monday afternoon in a hard fought game. The win adds another victory for Riverside as the team shows solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Smokies Beat League Leader in Shutout Victory
The Knoxville Smokies defeated the first place Little Rock Travelers 3 to 0 at home with Howard Peckman allowing only three hits. Left fielder Nagel added an extra base hit, while two other games saw Memphis Chicks 8 Nashville 3 and Atlanta 6 Birmingham 4. Larry Miller protected the lead in relief to seal the win.
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Schedule of Today’s Pro Matches Across Cities
Today's games feature Atlanta at Birmingham, Memphis at Nashville, Little Rock at Knoxville, Chattanooga at New Orleans, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, and St. Louis at Washington.
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Medwick drove in the winning runs with a triple as the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 9 to 7. Leonard limited St Louis to seven hits and drove in three runs in a 7 to 1 Senators win. Garris delivered a tenth inning pinch hit single with the bases loaded to topple the Pirates 9 to 7. Foxx boosted the Red Sox with two homers and five RBIs in a 15 to 3 rout of the Indians. Davis shut out the Phillies for seven innings as the Reds won 9 to 4.
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Red Sox
Baseball scoreboard highlights for Kreevich and Foxx clash
Baseball recap lists Kreevich of Chicago and Foxx of Boston with a 7 to 3 home run tally. Greenberg of Detroit hits six, Lewis of Washington and Kreevich steal bases. Grove of Boston and Kennedy of Detroit secure a 4 to 0 and 3 to 0 pitching outcome.
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Knucklers Baffle Major League Batters in Knuckle Pitch Rise
Forest Presswell of the Dodgers and Emil Leonard of the Nationals are driving a knuckle ball craze. Leonard’s delivery wobbles with visible seams, while Pressnell adds a sinker and curve. Both reshaped batting expectations as veteran pitchers like Griff and Fitzsimmons weigh the impact on the major leagues.
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Ty Cobb
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Lee Ballanfant
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Burleigh Grimes
Race of the Red Sox and Senators in tight AL chase
In the American League race Tom Yawkey's Red Sox battle the Yankees and Indians while Clark Griffith's Washington Senators lead. Emil Leonard pitched well lifting the Senators. Boston paced by Jim Bagby and Joe Cronin homers overwhelmed Cleveland as St Louis and Cincinnati posted NL wins. Joe Medwick sparked the Dodgers loss. Cards beat the Giants-Cubs in a high scoring sluggers game.
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Dutch) Leonard
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Footsie) Marcum
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Brietz Chats About Sports From New York
In a May 10 dispatch, Brietz notes Max Schmeling's fine form and Leo Durocher receiving fan gifts, with Joe McCarthy guiding the Yankees from the bench in uniform. The piece mentions Wes Pegler’s World-Telegram column, Bill Lawrin racing picks, and predictions on the Dodgers' 1940s finish.
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Carolina papers rank women golfers incl Berg Miley over Page
Oscar Guilfoil, father of a Syracuse standout, was asked to rank the first ten women golfers. He listed Patty Berg and Marion Miley ahead of Estelle Lawson Page. Whitewater State Teachers College has Jim Ford as publicity director.
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Syracuse
Oscar
Patty Berg
Marion Miley
Estelle Lawson Page
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State Teachers’ College
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Wis
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Jimmy
Dizzy Dean Quiet Giants Visitor at Cubs Bench
New York scribes note Dizzy Dean is unusually calm when greeting visitors to the Chicago Cubs bench this season. Bear Wolf leads North Carolina football once more as Van Mungo endures a tough run of luck. Ceferino Garcia reemerges after a victory over Glen Lee spotlighting a potential clash with Barney Ross if he faces Henry Armstrong.
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Dizzy Dean
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Glen Lee
Ceferino Garcia
Barney Ross
Barney
Henry Armstrong
Bees Rally Past Pirates on Debs Garris Pinch Single
Boston Bees snap two straight extra inning losses by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 5 in ten innings. Debs Garris delivered a two out pinch single with the bases loaded to seal the win as Ray Davis pitched seven strong innings.
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Southern champions golf opens with Miley favored to win
In Birmingham on May 10, Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky led the medalists with a 75 and secured top seeding in the sectional southern championship preliminaries. Dozens of rival contenders from Dallas Florida Columbia Fort Worth and New Orleans competed for first round advantage as the event charts the 1939 schedule.
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Birmingham
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Georgia Star
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Jacksonville
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Dallas
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Columbia
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San Antonio
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New Orleans
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George Thompson, Jr
Fort Worth
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Mark McGarry
St. Petersburg
Ponte Verdia Country Club
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Selma Country Club Invites Decatur to Tourney
Selma hosts an annual golf tournament May 19 to 21 inviting Decatur enthusiasts. Qualifying rounds Thursday, two matches Friday and Saturday, with finals Saturday afternoon. Trophies for low medalist winner runner-up and consolation in each flight. Also three dances and an Alabama barbecue planned.
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