Louis crushes Schmeling in quickest heavyweight KO
Joe Louis, 24, at Yankee Stadium, used a devastating right to the kidneys and a succession of punches to stop Max Schmeling in two minutes and four seconds. Referee counted to eight as Schmeling sagged, trainer Max Machon threw in the towel, and the crowd roared at Louis's decisive revenge knockout. Louis may next face Max Baer in September.
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New York
Joe Louis
Alabama
Joe
Braddock
Max Baer
Bronx
Schmeling
Louis
Arthur Donovan
Heinrich Dieckhoff
Ringsiders
Machon
Max Machon
Donovan
Max
Ain
Germany
Louis Stops Baer in Heavyweight Title Fight
The scene describes Louis delivering a brutal assault on Baer as Max Schmeling is seen at ringside. Baer endures a brutal exchange, while Louis forces a decisive knockout ending Baer’s bid for the title. Schmeling’s future is noted as uncertain, returning to Germany on July 1 amid unclear reception.
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Max
Louis
Teuton
Baer
Schmeling
Germany
Top golfers begin Goodall Invitational in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 23 fifteen top pro golfers started the Goodall Invitational Tournament. Ralph Guldahl led a field eyeing a par 71 as they contest 126 holes for a $5,000 prize. Sam Snead shot a course record 66 in the opening round, with Revolta and others also posting 66 as practice continues.
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Cincinnati
Pi— Ffteen
Kenwood Fairway
Elmer Ward
Ralph Guldahl
George Dunlap
Sam Shead
Johnny Revolta
Aad
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thompson
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Ed Dudley
Lawson Little
Tony Penha
Horton Smith
Louis Knocks Schmeling Out in Two Minutes
Berlin reacts as Joe Louis defeats Max Schmeling in under two minutes shocking Germany. Radio broadcasts, tears from Anny Ondra, and mixed blame from German media mark a stunned nation. Louis praised for sportsmanship while critics blame American interests for the defeat.
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Berlin
Germany
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jett
London
Anny Ondra
Unstr
Joe Louis stops Schmeling in Detroit 1933 fight record
New York heavyweight champion Joe Louis knocks out Max Schmeling in Detroit in 1933 while Les Mor ris outpoints Lloyd Delucchi in San Francisco. The fragment notes an undercard or mix of fight results with locations and scores, indicating a brief boxing roundup.
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New York
Joe Lewis
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Germany
San Francisco
Les Mor?ris
Minneapolis
Lloyd Delucchi
Parsons Quits Tonior Ranks After Mid-Atlantic Win
Huntington teenager Deacon Parsons, fresh from three junior state titles, exits youth divisions after sealing the Mid Atlantic tennis championship with a straight sets win over David Johnson. He enters the West Virginia closed as the No 6 seed. The page also mentions Robert Bensinger winning the boys title in the region and Johnny Folio studying fight films ahead of a title defense in July.
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Associated Press
Deacon Parsons
Huntington
Parsons
West Virginia
David Johnson
Washington
Follo Studies
Robert Bensinger
Chandler Brossard
Culver
Ind
Johnny Folio
Clarksburg
W. Va
Webster Springs
New York
Folio
Car
Bluefield
John Ball
Beaver
Haskell Fitzpatrick
Red Phil Smith
Baby Becher
Louis Triumphs Over Schmeling in Quick Knockout
New York dispatch reports Joe Louis overwhelmed Max Schmeling on the ropes and the deck, delivering a rapid victory. The crowd roared as Louis showed dynamite power, while Schmeling failed to employ his crouching attack from the first bout. Financial notes mention minimal profits for ringside spectators and various unrelated incidents surrounding the event.
Yesterday's Stars in Major League Openers
Mel Harder Johnny Humphries and Johnny Allen pitched eight hits in a 3 1 victory over the Yankees Allen four hitter for his second win Sam Chapman had a triple and double driving in two in a 7 1 Athletics win over the Browns Joe Medwick homered and tripled sending three home as the Cardinals beat the Red Sox 4 2 Henry Steinbacher hit safely six times in six at bats for a 16 3 White Sox triumph over the Senators Sam Leslie cleared the bases with a hit in the eighth to drive in the winning runs for the Giants Hank Greenberg highlighted the Tigers 8 3 win with his homer and Vernon Kennedy held the White Sox to eight hits and seven strikeouts.
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Mel Harder
Johnny Humphries
Johnny Allen
Indians
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Humphries
Yankees
Allen
Sam Chapman
Athletics
Browns
Joe. Medwick
Cardinals
Cards
Boston
Henry Steinbacher
White Sox
Tye
Senators
Sam Leslie
Giants
Cincinnati
Hank Greenberg
Vernon Kennedy
Tigers
Greenberg
Kennedy
Sox
X ray confirms Schmeling fracture after Louis bout
New York June 29 Max Schmeling suffered a fracture of a vertebral projection on the right side after being knocked out by Joe Louis in the heavyweight title fight last night. Manager Joe Jacobs said the injury came from a right hand punch early in the one round bout. Schmeling went to Polyclinic Hospital after midnight asking for no visitors.
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Tex Rickard
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Louis
Harlem
Yorkville
Tommy Farr
Max
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Jim Braddock
Joe
Mgr
Jimmy Johnston
Louis “Weal
Anna Ondra
Sthmel
Lapis
Paul Miékélson
Jacks
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Tex O'Rourke
Jim Eustace
Mike Jacobs
Joe Jacobs
Max Baer
Mr. Baer
California
Max Schméling
Idneys
The
Daily News
Lewis
Indians Take Two Contests From Yankees
The Indians won both ends of a doubleheader from the Yankees as Gehrig's club falls 4 1/2 games back. Bruce Campbell drove in three runs as the red hot Indians stretched their lead while the Red Sox moved past the Tigers with an 8 3 win. The Giants rallied to beat the Reds 6-4, tightening the National League race. Monte Stratton pitched eight effective innings for the White Sox in a 4-1 victory over the Racine team as St. Louis dropped a tight game.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Jake Ruppert
Jake
Gehrig and Company
Cleveland
Indians
Murderers’ Row
Bie
Mr. Vitt
Yanks
Ahothier
Igs
Aaheneater Gonalty
Thalus Bruce Campbell
Terry ‘Terriers
Monte Stratton
White Sox
Racine
Athletics
Howard Mills
Louis Browns
Ton Wranicke
Cubs
Phillies
Sela
Bluefield Bears Down Logan In High Scoring League Battle
Bluefield outhits Logan and rallies twice to edge the Indians in a Mountain State league game. Franklin and Al Gardella homered for Beckley in a 7-2 win over Welch. Williamson beat Huntington 7-3 as Johnson homered with two on in the eighth.
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Indians
Logan
Bluegrays
Marshall
Franklin
al Gardella
Beckley Bengals
Welch
Williamson Colts
Huntington
Johnson
Williamson
Bluefield
Beckley
Vander Meer Star Profile A Cincinnati Pitcher
A fragmented profile notes Joe Samuel Vander Meer, the double no hitter pitcher from Cincinnati. It describes his height, weight, hair color, and shoes, and mentions his New Jersey ties, Midland Park home, and age disputes. It covers hobbies like fishing, radio, and dancing, plus a look at Lois Stewart, a Scranton connection, and his appearance in a 1933 All American Boy short.
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New York
Joe Samuel Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Dack Benny
New Jersey
Midland Park
Jack Benny
Jonny
Lois
Stewart
Scranton
Johnny
John
Durham
Bae
Recreo Club Wallops Firemen in Opening Inning Outburst
Firemen's team opened strong with three runs but couldn't hold the lead as Recreo Club dominated the game. Harley C. Haller and Russ Long led the offense amid a chaotic, word-scrambled report of the Wednesday athletic clash.
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Wallops
City, Firemen
Harley C. Haller
Russ Long
Creo
Piremén
Athletic
Cult TR National League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday in the National League New York topped Cincinnati 6 1 to 1 while Philadelphia defeated Chicago and Cleveland beat New York 8 1. Chicago suffered a 16 3 loss to Chicago and Washington defeated Chicago in another late game. Detroit 8 Boston 3. Various games noted with matchups including New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston as listed.
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Boston
Philadelphia-Chicamdy
Piday
Clevel
Wattehille
Agyl Og
Deion Metin
Iain
Wea
Philadelphia
Washington
Atd
Whitehead
Clavelander
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loula
Gotta Texas Sold to Praco in Tyler Sale
Tyler Texas report notes the sale of Gotta Texas to Praco by manager Guy Sturdy of the Tigers baseball team during June. The brief item records a center fielder change and the sale action impacting local sports.
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Texas
Praco
Tyler
Guy Sturdy
Tigers
Unclear OCR: Tennis match text fragment
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions players such as Charleston and Elkins and a 6-4 6-2 result. Details are garbled with names and locations incomplete, preventing full event reconstruction.
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