Screwy Like A Fox Tony Galento Talks Big On Baer And Louis
The outspoken heavyweight Tony Galento predicts he will murder Max Baer on July 2 and knock out Joe Louis, boasting of his career and noting his long layoff from the ring. He muses on his late ex manager Joe Jacobs, his Newark businesses, and his unscathed ears despite many fights.
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Joe Louis
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Cronin Boosts Sox Pitching in Boston's Front Run
Cronin directs traffic between Boston's bullpen and mound as he guides a shaky Red Sox staff. Through 22 starts, the team has won 16, but only five starts saw the starter finish, forcing Cronin to routinely summon relievers.
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Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Boston
Cronin
Cardinals and Reds Play-By-Play Phantom Battle Ends in Tie
A 14 inning suspended game between the Reds and Cardinals finished 8-8 as darkness halted action after a flood delayed schedule. Mize homered three times for St. Louis while Werber added four doubles for Cincinnati. The tie keeps Cincinnati a half game ahead of the Dodgers, with Giants and Phillies also winning.
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Joe Orengo
Bill Werber
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Clyde Shoun
Milt Shoffner
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N C High Point Bison defeat Asheboro 8-0 behind Upton’s four-hit pitching
Dwight Upton pitched a four-hit shutout leading the High Point Bison past Asheboro 8-0. Big Jack Hussey powered the offense with a home run that stayed inside the park, while Overcash and Whitt contributed at the plate. The Bison close the campaign tomorrow against the Charlotte Wildcats with Moody expected to start.
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Asheboro
Dwight Upton
Bison
Upton
Big Jack Hussey
Hussey
Overcash
Whitt
Charlotte Wildcats
Moody
Buss Overcash
Wildcats
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Sy Rothrock
Issiuss
de Meine
Hayworth
Lisk
Robbins
Bunting
Warner
Lackey
Milks
Pullian
High Point
Brady
Red Sox rely on bullpen mix as pennant race tightens
Veteran Joe Heving and rookies Herb Hash and Jack Wilson deliver seven wins with one loss as Boston stays ahead of a rising Cleveland club. Cronin seeks reliable young starters to join old guard Bob Grove and Fritz Ostermueller while noting strong league balance and tough foes like St Louis Philadelphia and a competitive Cleveland with Lou Boudreau. The Yankees remain part of the contest with time.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Kannapolis Defeats Salisbury 6-3 in North State League
Kannapolis beat the Salisbury Giants 6-3 in Salisbury. Pitcher Jesse Plummer limited Salisbury to six singles, with Palmisano and Conway homering? Heving. Noting box shows Plummer and Palmisano for Kannapolis and Conway and Heving for Salisbury.
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Salisbury Giants
Jesse Plummer
Kannapolis
Giants
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Salis
Plummer
Palmisano
Conway
Heving
Fights Last Night In Chicago Pittsburgh New York
Jimmy Bivins knocked out Paul Frazier in Chicago. Jimmy Thompson outpointed Curtis Sheppard in Pittsburgh. Nat Litfin outpointed Vince Delli Orto in New York. Maurice Tilet of France defeated Steve Casey of Ireland on a foul in Boston wrestling.
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Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Paul Frazier
Pittsburgh
Jim Thompson
Curtis Sheppard
New York
Nat Litfin
Vince Delli Orto
Italy
Boston
Maurice
the Angel
Duke Pole Vault Title Hangs on Montfort at Southern Meet
Bob Montfort of Duke leads in pole vault as the 18th annual Southern Conference outdoor meet heads to finals in Williamsburg Virginia. Stanford rivals include Capt Bob Rawl William and Mary Ralph Fennell Clemson and NC State’s Hanff with multiple contenders at 12 feet 6 inches and higher. Norman McLeod UNC Bob Chambers Duke Tommy Davis South Carolina Charlie Gilbert Washington and Lee also vault above the 12 foot mark.
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Bob Montfort
Duke
Montfort
Duke Ace
Odell
Clemson
Bob Rawl
William and Mary
Ralph Fennell
Raw
Virginia
Fennell
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Ke Hanff
Wolfpack
Norman McLeod
Bob Chambers
Tommy Davis
Charlie Gilbert
Washington
Lee
Becker Beats Hillcrest 8 to 2 In High School Tilt
Becker walloped eight hits and eight runs to defeat Hillcrest 8-2 at the High School field yesterday afternoon. Dudley held Hillcrest to four hits while Smalley hit two homers and Vance added two base hits. Hillcrest committed five errors, Becker none, with Miles and Hampton facing Dudley and Vance.
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Hillcrest
Dudley
Miles
Smalley
Vance
Lamar
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Beeson Beats Adams-Millis 6 to 2 In Baseball Showdown
Beeson downed Adams-Millis 6 to 2 as Beeson stars with three base hits by Wheelis Gregory Peace and Spencer. BeesonStoker MillerA M Wheelis Gregory combined for the win while Wheelis took the loss. Batteries listed and walks and strikeouts noted.
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Adams-Millis
Wheelis
Gregory
Peace
Spencer
Stoker
Miller
A. M
Tar Heels claim Southern Conference doubles tennis title
Durham May 14 The University of North Carolina team of Charlie Rider and Bill Rawlings won the Southern Conference doubles championship. They defeated teammate Ian Carver and Walt Meseserole in the final by 6 4 4 6 6 1 6 4 after dropping the second and third sets.
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Durham
Charlie Rider
Bill Rawlings
University of North Carolina
Ian Carver
Walt Meseserole
Sedgefield Horse Show to Feature 200 Horses for $3000 Prizes
North Carolina exhibitors from Charlotte Winston-Salem Raleigh Asheville and Greensboro compete at the Sedgefield House show opening Thursday through Saturday. Over 200 horses vie for $3000 in prize money with riders such as Julius M Johnston E C Cridlebaugh Mrs Henry Jobe Eleanor Moffett and many more from across the state.
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Charlotte
E. C. Cridlebaugh
High Point
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Herman Weil
Goldsboro
Old Mill Farm
Winston-Salem
O. T. Fowler
R. C. Pulliam
Henry Jobe
Raleigh
North Carolina
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Douglas Long
Greensboro
Eleanor Moffett
Asheville
Southern Pines
Lady Durham
Dark Victory
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Thundering Mike
Hurdle Hill Stables
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Sarasota
Florida
Lady Lane
Bobby Hilton
Sally Walker
W. S. Lee
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Gold Age
Allen H. Smith
Gastonia
Marvin Wins Bitterly Disputed Wrestling Match
The main event ends in a bitter clash after Tony Galento nods Marvin to win the third fall. Ellis Bashara confronts Marvin, tries to force a rematch, crowd urges action, Marvin slips out back. Promoter McMahon warns Marvin or he may never wrestle in High Point again.
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Purple Flash
Tony Galento
Ellis Bashara
Tommy Marvin
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Flash
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Tom Mahoney
Orlando, Fla
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Osburn
Joe Monell
Jake Patterson
Patterson
Baseball Scoreboard League Standings and Results
Summary of multiple leagues with scores including Cincinnati 8 St Louis 8 in 14 innings, Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3, New York 11 Boston 5, Jersey City 8 Rochester 2, Toronto 5 Baltimore 4 Syracuse 3 Montreal 2, Birmingham 16 Atlanta 10, and other night games across American and minor leagues. The list covers Pacific and Eastern divisions with various city matchups and final tallies.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
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Sports Oddities Win Recognition
Kansas City May 14. Sports oddities won prizes in a nationwide contest by a coaching magazine. Ken Somerville of Monticello NY high school received the top award. He recounted Cooper the Monticello high jumper scraping the bar at 5 feet 4 inches as the bamboo barrier failed.
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K. H
Ken) Somerville
Monticllo
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Cooper
Monticello
Thoroughbred names in Rochelle heirs dispute
Earl N. Phillips Star Red owned by Jack Rochelle, Royal Ransom owned by T. V. Rochelle, and Brandywine owned by Charles L. Kearns are referenced in a holdings segment. The note lists owners and horses without further context or actions.
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Star Red
Jack Rochelle
Royal Ransom
T. V. Rochelle
Brandywine
Charles L. Kearns
Melrose Loses Narrowly as Adams-Millis Rallies
Melrose led Adams-Millis 5 to 1 late in the game but the latter rallied for six runs in the ninth inning to win 7 to 6. Eller started the late rally with a single, Lord Perry delivered a three run double, and Dusty Cooke miscues aided the comeback. Frank Faircloth led Melrose with three hits as Adams-Millis outhit the Melrose club 6 to 4 in a tough defeat for Melrose.
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Adams-Millis
Leslie Guley
Adam Millis
Eller
Pierce
Dusty Cooke
Rooke
Lord Perry
Ivan Young
Frank Faircloth
Weston
Cooke
Adams-Mil
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