Louis Still Fights Left Guard Flaw in Schmeling Battle
World champion Joe Louis receives boxing tips from Henry Armstrong Gene Tunney and Jack Blackburn as he trains for his June 2 rematch with Max Schmeling. Louis clings to a low left guard and drops his hands, leaving him vulnerable to right hands, though he remains fast and hard-hitting.
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Louis’s boxing stance questioned by handlers in early critique
The article notes trainer Blackburn voicing concern about Louis being too nice a fighter and cramming late in training. It cites Schmeling’s first bout, Johnson’s comments on Louis’s stance, and points out balance and follow up issues in Louis’s left lead and right hand.
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Chappie
Jack Johnson
Li'l Arthur
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Ollow
Harris Reaches Quarter Finals in Southern Lawn Tennis
In Asheville on June 16 Charles Harris of West Palm Beach seeded first advanced to the quarter finals of the men singles in the Southern Lawn Tennis tournament by defeating Teddy Burwell. Harris Everett of Jacksonville beat Bernie Coghlin of Pacific Palisades. Other matchups included Burtz Boulware vs George Toley, Ernie Sutter vs Vernon Marcum, and Martin Buxby against Archie Henderson. Chinese records on sunspots 2000 years ago noted.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Atlanta
George Toley
Miami
Fila
Ernie Sutter
New Orleans
Vernon Marcum
Lakeland
Florida
Martin Buxby
Archie Henderson
Chapel Hill
Piedmont League and Major Leagues Scores Report
Norfolk blanked Asheville 4 0 in Piedmont League action. Other night games include Charlotte at Rock Mount Portamouth at Durham Winston Salem at Richmond. In the American League New York defeated Chicago 6 4 and Cleveland beat Washington 6 4 Philadelphia edged Detroit 7 6 Boston beat St. Louis 7 4. National League Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Boston 2 Chicago 0 St Louis 9 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati Brooklyn night game. Southern Association Birmingham 5 Memphis 4 Little Rock 3 New Orleans 2 Nashville 5 Chattanooga 4. North Carolina State League Mooresville 9 Shelby 0 Lexington 12 Thomasville 3 Salisbury 7 Landis 3 Cooleemee 11 Newton Conover 2.
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Regional baseball schedule with multiple matchups listed
A dense listing of upcoming games across several cities including Charlotte Winston Salem Asheville Portamouth Norfolk Rocky Mount Richmond Durham New York Chicago Ruffing Stratton Boston St Louis Wilson Tietje Philadelphia Detroit Bridges Washington Cleveland Krakauskas Peller Pittsburgh New York Klinger Hubbell St Louis Philadelphia Passeau McGee Mooresville Shelby Lexington Thomasville Salisbury Landis Cooleemee Newton Conover.
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Tommies vs Indians in pivotal Lexington clash
Thomasville hosts Lexington after a 12 to 3 loss as Phil Lundeen and Reeser shined for the visitors. Lundeen drove in four runs and Reeser fanned seven as Lexington beat Thomasville in Lexingtion's new park to take a full game lead in the standings.
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Canty
Melton
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McCrary Eagles topple Adams-Millis in Inter-City tilt
In Asheboro on June 16 the McCrary Eagles beat Adams-Millis 12 to 4 behind Mike Briggs four hit effort. Sally Newman had four hits and Lefty Shoffner added three as Adams-Millis committed errors and Briggs struck out four over five innings.
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Roundup of Boxers Golfers and Scouting News
New York sports roundup notes Max Baer heading east to view Louis and Schmeling, three top golfers Johnny Revyolta Ralph Guldah and Denny Shute settling in Florida, and various odds and rumors about the Louis Schmeling bout. Also mentions Gene Tunney interactions and baseball scouting for a deaf mute pitcher John Grey.
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Alan Gould
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John Grey
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Guldahl and Mangrum lead Western Open after 36 holes
Golf at St. Louis sees Ralph Guldahl and Ray Mangrum tied for the 38th Western Open lead after 36 holes. Sam Snead Paul Runyan close behind at 1 over par, with Bob Hamilton Jimmy Hines and others within a stroke.
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Tom Draper
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Frank Walsh
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Leonard Dodson
Harry Cooper
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