Lou Nova Favored To Defeat Max Baer Tonight In Yankee Stadium
The Grafton Sentinel notes a rare even money fight for 15 rounds at Yankee Stadium as Lou Nova, 30, faces former champion Max Baer. Nova, trained at Nyack, is slight favorite over Baer whose recent form and stamina draw scrutiny. Jim Braddock sits in Baer's corner. outcome hinge on Nova's inside work and Baer's single big right hand.
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Patty Berg to Play East Exhibition With Guilfoil
New York June 1 Patty Berg heads east to play an exhibition with Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse, likely to be a major challenge in upcoming summer tournaments. Also notes Nova over Baer in 15 rounds and a lighthearted NL umpire uniform preview.
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Rivals Meet Again In Goodall Round Robin Golf
In New York June 1, 15 top pros tee off in the Goodall round robin at Fresh Meadow CC. Open champion Ralph Guldahl faces Dick Metz while P G A champion Paul Runyan and Sam Snead renew their 1937 Denver duel. Metz upset Guldahl in Denver and Runyan's win over Snead last year reshaped the event.
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Night boxing action in Lubbock and Poughkeepsie results
Fights last night feature Babe Ritchie of Lubbock knocking out King Levinsky of Chicago in three rounds. In Poughkeepsie Charles Williams, 175 pounds from Fort Myers, outpointed Abe Feldman of Schenectady, eight rounds.
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Hobo) Williams
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Welch Miners Seek Lead In Mountain State League
The Welch Miners beat Ashland 10-5 to trim the league gap behind the top Bluefield Bluegrays. Fred Hensley drove in five runs with a homer and two doubles as Huntington beat Williamson 12-4, extending Huntington’s skid to eight games. Logan scheduled for doubleheader at Bluefield. Welch stays at Ashland. Huntington at Williamson.
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Brooklyn Beats New York 7 4 in MLB Standings Update
Major League standings note yesterday's result with Brooklyn topping New York 7 to 4. other teams had no scheduled games. The brief lists only the score and the fact no other fixtures occurred.
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Dodgers Only Club To Gain From Trades
The Dodgers, riding solid play despite trades, sit fifth in the National League. Al Todd delivered a pinch hit as Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 7 4, a win amid deal churn. Todd came from Pittsburgh in a prior trade for Ray Mueller before shifting to Ray Berres. The Senators also reshaped infield moves, Waiving Zeke Bonura and releasing Jim Wasdell while pursuing Sammy West. Browns traded for Vernon Kennedy as they chase pitching gains.
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Adjourment Aims For Neutrality Law Revisions
Roosevelt indicated he preferred an early adjournment to avoid a prolonged clash over revising the neutrality law this session. Democratic leaders expect the four point program may pass by mid July, but obstacles loom in enacting the arms embargo repeal and boosting executive neutrality powers. The House foreign affairs committee meets in a closed session to review Secretary Hulls neutrality plan amid doubts on law changes. Other measures include civil items in the War department supply bill and raising the government debt limit to 45 billion dollars.
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Ringling Bros Circus to Exhibit in Clarksburg June 8
The largest circus air cooled with the world’s biggest tent will show in Clarksburg on June 8 at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Gargantua the Great a 500 pound gorilla stars in a vast traveling menagerie with 50 lions tigers and leopards. Performances feature 2,000 people and animals including the Pilades Zerbinis and Riding Cristianis with aerial acts and bareback riders. Harness races debut under the big top alongside famed Globe circus talent Dorothy Herbert and the Flying Concellos.
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Real Estate Opportunities At Bargain Prices
Wise investors see low prices and bar gains in real estate. Listings include 473 Walnut Street with 6 rooms and bath on a large corner lot for 2250 dollars and 844 West Washington Street at 2100 dollars. Buy with small cash and monthly balance, Parrish Agency Inc. Telephone 1701.
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Review and Equalization of Assessments Notice
The Taylor County West Virginia County Court will convene at the Court House on Monday June 19 1999 to review and equalize the assessments. The notice is addressed to interested parties and outlines the meeting purpose and location.
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