Louis to Enter All Ring as 2 to 1 Favorite Over Camera
Joe Louis, the Detroit heavyweight, is favored to defeat Primo Camera at Yankee Stadium in a fight billed as the era s most important mixed match in a decade. Ticket sales are booming with estimates near 50 000 patrons and potential receipts around 409 000 dollars. Security precautions are heightened due to racial tensions and international tensions between Italy and Abyssinia. The weigh in is due by noon Eastern. preliminaries at 7 p m and the main bout later. no radio broadcast planned.
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Alan
Negra
Louis
Broadway
Primo
Carnera
Max Baer
Italy
Abyssinia
De Smet leads Tri County loop with 12 0 win
De Smet outs Arlington 12 to 0 to seize halfway lead in the Tri County league. Ray Anderson hurled a five hit shutout for Huron college athlete overshadowed by a strong De Smet defense led by Harold Hargrave and Vince Antle. Arlington to play De Smet again next Sunday.
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DE Smet
Arlington Club
Ray Anderson
Huron College
Harold Hargrave
Claude Phinasy
Warner
Rodney
Fransic Geison
Ben Valdez
Vince Antle
Hargrave
Yale
Anderson
Arlington
New Player Joins Huron Ball Club Adds Schampp
Acquisition of Harela Schampp, third baseman and outfielder, was reported today by Huron baseball club management. He will work out this evening for a midweek game with Yale on Thursday night, a non standings clash. The club travels Sunday to Lake Byron for a league game and hosts Brookings July 4 in a non-circuit affair. Huron’s next home league game is July 7 against Woonsocket's undefeated southern division leaders.
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Harela Schampp
Huron Baseball Club
Schampp
Huron
Yale
Woonsocket
Teaders
Wayland and St Lawrence Play 14 Inning Draw
A picnic game two miles north of Wessingum between Wayland and St Lawrence stretched to 14 innings before ending in a draw. The St Lawrence battery was Johnson and Dixon, while Wayland’s battery consisted of Borkhuis and C Jones.
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Wayland
Wessingum
St. Lawrence
Johnson and Dixon
St. Lawence Battery
Borkhuis and
C. Jones
Sam Parks Jr Opens Open Career After National Open Victory
Pittsburg pro Sam Parks Jr who beat his famed teacher Gene Sarazen to win the National Open at Oakmont reflects on his career. The 25 year old, now national champion, earned 3000 dollars and the cup while continuing work at South Hills Country Club and planning a possible appearance at the St Paul Open in July with Sarazen hoped to attend.
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Gramling
Pittsburgh
Sam Parks
Parks
Bellevue
Perks
Gene Sarazen
Deuel Parks
Sim Parks
Bent Sarazen
Oakmont
Sara~zen
South Hills Country Club
Tommy Armour
University of Pittsburgh
South Hills
Greens
Cotton Qualifies For British Open At Muirfield
Henry Cotton shot 70 to total 141 at Guilane and secure his British Open place at Muirfield with a 72 hole event starting tomorrow. Joe Kirkwood and Joe Ezar also qualified comfortably while R A Whitcombe trailed by four after a 145 total.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Henry Cotton
Guilane
Cotton
R.A. Whitcombe
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Kirkwood
Gullane
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Mulsfield
Henry Picard
Hershey
Invaders
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Calif
Diamondball teams must file entries by July one
Miller South Dakota June 25 managers of diamondball clubs urged to enroll with Elmer Pardau Watertown secretary treasurer to compete for the 1935 championship. D G Walsh president said entries must reach not later than due Labor Day week tournament to be held in Watertown open to all member clubs with successful local and regional tourneys. Annual membership fee is 1.
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Miller
SL. D
South Dakota Diamondball Association
D. G. Walsh
Walsh
Elmer Pardau
Watertown
Prosperity Loop To Open Tonight Softball League Debuts
The Prosperity softball league with six teams opens its 1938 campaign tonight as the Warriors face Kooymans in the inaugural contest. Tomorrow the Ramblers meet Camp Roosevelt and Thursday the V. F. W. ten face Cold Shots. Games will be played Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings each week.
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Prosperity Loop
Prosperity Softball League
Warriors
Kooymans
Ramblers
Camp Roosevelt
German Distance Runner Is Jailed
Berlin observes German distance runner Otto Pelzze sentenced to 18 months in prison for morals offenses. He loses teaching status and is expelled from the German Light Athletic Union, barred from future competition. In New York, Doyle knocks out Donato and Halasko outpoints Pacho in boxing bouts.
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Berlin
Otto Peltzee
Pelter
German Light Athletic Union
New York
Jack Doyle
Ireland
Phil Donato
Brooklyn
Steve Halasko
Buffalo
Bobby
Pacho
New Mexico
Hamman Defends Trans Miss golf title in deep field
Hamman, a curly haired Texas youth about five feet seven, began defense of his Trans Mississippi golf title as 185 top amateurs from 10 states teed off on Wakanda slopes in the 56 hole qualifying. Johnny Goodman of Omaha, the national open champion, is among the competitors aiming to dethrone Hamman after missing the final last year.
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Des Moihes
Leland Hamman
Texas
Wakanda
Hamman
Johnny Goodman
Harrold Bags Fourth Big Eight Win in Style
Harrold defeated Ft. Pierre 11 to 5 to run their league streak to four wins. The Harrold batting barrage produced 19 hits at Ft. Pierre, with Harreld Brown and J. Peterson pitching for the winners and Fravel Frenier handling duties for Ft. Pierre.
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Harrold
Ft. Pierre
Harreld—Brown
J. Peterson
Fravel
P. Frenier
Great Golf By Art Krenz
In the 1913 National Open at Brookline Country Club Massachusetts 18 year old Francis Ouimet faced Ted Ray and Harry Vardon at the 72nd hole needing a four to force a playoff. He made two fine shots and a measured putt to tie and then won the playoff defeating the Brent British stars. He later helped establish golf in the United States and offered tips on run up shots emphasizing efficiency with pitching clubs back spin and rolling the ball close to the hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Krenz
Nea Servier
Brookline
Mass
Ted Ray
Harry Vardon
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
NEA Service, Inc
Softball League Opens New Round in Eight-Team Circuit
The city softball league begins its second round with eight teams, including Texaco Oilers, Knights of Pythias, and Company C. Tonight’s doubleheader at Westpark starts a two games per Sunday schedule, with Camp Roosevelt debuting next Sunday and several matches rescheduled due to rain. Standings entering the round list Texaco Oilers atop, followed by Myers Dormier, AO TW, Company C, Evening Bureau, Lampe Market, Knights of Pythias, and Camp Roosevelt.
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Westpark
AOUW
Texaco Oilers
Knights of Pythians
Lampe Market and Company
Camp Roosevelt
Company “C
Oilers
Pythians
Wok
Myers Dormier IL
Oh Company
Lampe Market
Knights of Pythias
Roosevelt
Tennis Rising In Harrold Youth Sports Scene
Tennis gains popularity in Harrold as high school students lead the trend with many locals joining in. Notable players include Gertrude Black Irene Zoller Ella Zoller Naomi Bd ling Carl Winckler Cyril Ingle and Dewayne Bronemann. A town champion tournament may be held in the future.
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Harrold
Gertrude Black
Irene Zoller
Ella Zoller
Naomi Bdlings
Carl O Winckler
Cyril Ingle
Dewayne Bronemann
Wind-Driven Rain Falls At Harrold
Harrold reports a heavy rainstorm with wind and hail yesterday around an inch of rainfall and hail observed. The notes mention baseball highlights from various teams with players like Klein Demarce and others driving in runs and homers, including performances by Yankee and Red Sox players and a Tigers doubleheader context.
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Harrold
Indians Are Again Baffled As Rookie Nabs Seventh Win
Yankees' Vito Tamulis dazzled as he earned his seventh win against the Indians, who managed only eight hits and one run. Whitehill lost in Detroit after 14 innings, while St Louis beat Philadelphia 2-1 on a Burnett double. Cubs edged Giants 10-9 in ten innings, and Cardinals roughed up Brooklyn 12-7 as Jimmy Collins homered again. Cincinnati downed Philadelphia 4-? with a late rally to seal the win.
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Chuck Klein
Frank Demarce
Cubs
F Ormer
Giants
Jimmey Collins
Carda
Brooklyn
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Indians
Zeke Bonwra
White Sox
Red Sox
Griving
Muns Tval Goodman
Babe Henman
Reds
John Burnett
Browns
Inn Ing
A's
Eldon Auker
Leon Goslin
Tigers
Auker
Mth
Goslin
Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Hag
Cleveland
Tanoulis
Jos Vosmit
Whitehill
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Washington
Auket
Bridges
White
Burnett
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Bonura
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Paul Dean
St. Louis
Howard Red Sox Take Lead With 5–2 Win Over Canistota
In a 12 inning East Central Dakota league clash at Canistota Howard’s Young and Canistota’s Eastboth both fanned 15 and yielded four hits. Howard’s 5–2 victory gives undisputed first place in the league, while Canistota slips to second. Other Sunday results: Vilas beat Nansen 4–2. Carthage 2–1 over Canova. Salem 7–2 over Winfred. Next Sunday Howard could clinch the first-half title with a win at Canova. Weather: generally fair, cooler tonight and Wednesday across the region.
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Howard
Howard Red Sox
Canistota
Eostboth
Young
Vilas
Nansen
Carthage
Canova
Salem
Winfred
Wintred
L Pet
Clark Beats Henry In Henry Baseball Clash
Clark defeats Henry in a Henry hosted game with a final score of 13 to 2. Clark rolled 20 hits and 3 errors while Henry managed 8 hits, 2 runs, and 6 errors in the lopsided contest.
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Clark
Henry
Lake Preston Wins Again in Ragged League Game
Lake Preston defeated Badger 1 in a Sunday league contest. The article notes the tide swinging normally now for Preston's baseball team but describes the game as ragged at times and mentions a girl without cer satious phrasing amid the damaged text.
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Lake Preston
Preston
Badger
Kansas City Blues Slip Toward Second in A A Standings
Kansas City Blues fall back from top after a slow start and a losing streak. Toledo Mud Hens defeat Dutch Zwilling seven times in eight games, taking the first game 8 to 4 and the second 7 to 2. Minneapolis Millers extend their lead with a 11 to 3 win over Louisville, while Milwaukee loses ground to Columbus and the Indianapolis club shuts out St Paul 2 to 0.
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Chicago
York
Lee
Kowalik
Hanahan
Hartnett
Carmelec
Chagnon
Gabler
Smith
Mancuso
St Louis
Brooklyn
P. Dean
P. Collins
Heusser
J. Dean
Davis
Delancey
Zachar
Leonard
Lopez
Phelps
Muncs
Washington
Detroit
Whitehill
Boston
Hayworth
Kansas City
Thomas & Kon
Warren
Toledo
Walsh
Bowler
Gara
Sales
Struss
Ringhofer
Marrow
Blues
Aye
Dutch Zwilling
Toledo Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Jack Tising
Art le Comte
Louisville
Millers
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Pauli
Virgil Beats Bancroft 13-11 in James Valley Clash
Virgil held off Bancroft for a 13 to 11 victory at Bancroft on Sunday, keeping its upper division status in the James Valley league. Virgil led 7 to 6 early, with Bancroft launching a late rally before Virgil countered to seal the win.
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Virgil
Bancroft
Gil
Banecroft
Sunsday
Gama
Fights Last Night Associated Press Roundup
Philadelphia bouts feature Cleto Locatelli outpointing Eddie Coal in Italy, Paterson sees John Henry Lewis defeat Ounfrey Singer, Chicago reports Reuben Breese outpointing John Stanton, Minneapolis with Al Pahl besting Scotty McLean, and Toronto notes Sammy Slaughter defeating AL Trusman in a diverse card.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cleto — Locatelli
Italy
Eddie Coal
Paterson
N. J
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Ounfrey Singer
Chicago
Reuben
Scotty McLean
Davenport
Toronto
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
AL Trusman
San Diego
Calif
Home Run Leaders Include Yesterday's Baseball Games
The National League top hitters include J Collins Cardin als 16 Ott Giants John Moore Phillies and Berger Braves with 13 each. In the American League Greenberg Tiers 19 Johnson Athletics 16 lead the home run tally.
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Associated Press
J. Collins
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
John Moore
Phillies
Berger
Braves
Greenberg
Tiers
Johnson
Athletics
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Troquois
Huron Ball Club
Tamaulis
Art. Krenz
Ww. L. Pet
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Awa
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Apuerican “Association
W. L. Pet
Indianapolis St. Paul
Bangas
City
Heike
Faix
Ik S
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Bismarck
North Platte
Rapid City
Ae Sheridan
Williston
Associated-Press
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Mitchell
Cleew
Yankton
Pierre
Aberdeen
Slowe Falls
Yankiot
Pierre Trace
A.A
High Point
Huron Liquor Store
Robinsons
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