Take 15th Straight as Tharps blank Crookshanks
The Tharp Brothers won their 15th consecutive softball league game, beating Crookshanks 51 at Lincoln Park. Al Brown allowed four hits as Crookshanks built early threats but errors and balls in play doomed them. Tharps drove in three runs in the third.
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Louis Braddock Schmeling saga lingers in boxing notes
In Kenosha a sports roundup outlines Joe Louis readiness and plans for a September Schmeling bout after a strong drill with Braddock seen as likely next foe. Also notes Cubs’ All Star chatter, Marquette football, Tex Christian’s Cotton Bowl heroics, and Dizzy Dean trade rumors amid a busy sports week.
Boxing Results From Various Cities Highlight Card Deliveries
The report lists multiple boxing results by city including New York Philadelphia Chicago Denver Los Angeles with bouts featuring Harry Balsamo Benny Bass Alabama Kid Henry Armstrong and others. Outcomes include knockouts stoppages and a draw across a scattered set of matches with weights and locales noted.
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Assochatee Press
New York
Harry Balsamo
Jimmy Belmont
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
al Ettore
Benny Bass
Wee Cross
Chicago
Les Morvis
Milwaukee
Harry Booker
Honeyboy Jones
Vince Dundee
Newark
Denver
Alabama
Columbus
George Nichols
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Jackie Carter
Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities
AP wrestling results show multiple bouts with weights and outcomes. In Hazleton Joe Cox of Kansas City defeated Eli Fischer of New York in 23 minutes. Minneapolis saw Dean Detton of Salt Lake City beat Otto Kuss of Pine City in one fall. Indianapolis hosted Everett Marshall of La Junta defeating Juan Humberto of Mexico City in one fall. San Diego featured Mountain Dean of New York besting Harry Kruiskamp of Cleveland in one fall, though Kruiskamp was penalized for an early tackle.
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Joe Cox
Kansas City
Eli Fischer
New York
Minneapolis
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Otto Kuss
Pine City
Minn
Indianapolis
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Juan Humberto
Mexico City
San Diego
Mountain Dean
Harry Kruiskamp
Cleveland
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Braddock in Self Bowed, Ready for Louis Clash
United Press reports from Grand Beach Michigan as James Braddock trains for the world heavyweight title defense against Joe Louis in Chicago. Braddock appears fit and focused while a self scout notes his late dieting and steady demeanor. A rumored defense to Louis left hook circulates as pre fight coverage continues.
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United Press
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Mich
James Waller Braddock
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Comiskey Park
Chicago
James Waller
Braddock
Montana
Ruffing Hurled His Sixth Victory In 3 0 Shutout
Rufus the Red was dominant as Ruppert Rifles swept past Cleveland 3-0 for Ruffing's sixth win and his second straight shutout. The Pirates beat the Giants 7-9 sending Hubbell to the showers, while Chicago rose to the top with Clay Bryant's 5-4 relief win over St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
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Reds
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AL Hollingsworth
Sports Mirror highlights from past years and players
Today a year ago Zell Eaton, a rookie pro, shot 66 for a 139 total in a 36 hole Open. Rollie Hemsley, Brown's ace catcher, was fined for breaking training. Three years ago Cunningham set a 4:05.7 mile world mark, beating Bonthron by 40 yards at Princeton. Five years ago Earnshaw ended a long skid by defeating the Browns 5 1.
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Brown
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Bill Bonthron
Princeton
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Browns
Roosevelt to pitch in All Star game on July 7
Washington owner Clark Griffith says President Roosevelt will pitch the opening ball in the All Star game here on July 7. The 20 year major league veteran turned reliable starter since 1933 is set to face top batters, with Roosevelt already warming his arm for the big moment.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Roosevelt
Griffith
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching 1941
National and American League leaders report strong performances by Medwick, Vaughan and Greenberg. Highlights include Medwick leading NL batting with 403, Greenberg driving in 58 RBIs in the AL, and pitching prowess shown by Bryant and Shoun.
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Cardinals
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Pirates
Galan
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Medwick
Demarce
Brack
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Reds
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Giants
J. Martin
Bryant
Shoun
Joe Louis plans quick knockout of Braddock on June 22
Kenosha Wisconsin June 16 The Bomber Joe Louis top strategy to KO James Braddock on June 22 with Braddock considered tired of boxing and retirement rumors swirl. Louis delays retirement only to chase championship glory while managers refuse comment. Braddock rests at Grand Beach Michigan amid a wobbling training routine and unimpressive drills.
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Kenosha
Wis
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Joe
Jimmy Braddock
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Max Schmeling
Louis
Max Bear
Steve Snider
United Press
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Braddock
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Julian Black
John Roxborough
Dyties
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Black
Grand Beach
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Henry Cooper
Charley Magsera
Jack McCarthy
Rhoades Re elected President Of Railway Mail Group
Charles B. Rhoades of Kansas City was reelected president of the seventh division of the Railway Mail association at its biennial election held yesterday in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Charles B. Rhoades
Railway Mail Association
Baseball Scores and Sums From June 16 Games
Baseball results from major and American Association leagues list multiple doubleheaders night games. Key matchups include MacFaydon versus Lee in Chicago, Smith versus Blanton in New York, Passeau versus Warneke in Philadelphia, Henshaw versus Grissom in Brooklyn, Gatehouse versus Games in Cleveland, Wade versus Ferrell in Detroit, Whitehead versus Newsom in Chicago at Boston, Knolt and Kelley in St. Louis versus Philadelphia. Final tallies show New York 11 over Cincinnati 4, St Louis 13 over Philadelphia 4, Detroit 8 over Washington in 15 innings, with several other games noted and two-game sets in Kansas City. Audrey Lucie Thompson dies from burns after an explosion in Adrian.
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Justice Offers Court Primer in Phoenix Trial Fear
Phoenix judge Roward C. Speakman says fear of testifying in court is groundless yet perjury in murder trials can merit death. He urges truthfulness, notes witnesses should answer plainly and not stall. He recalls a famous case of witness fright and cites Louisiana’s rail network trivia.
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Roward C. Speakman
Speakman
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