Baer Cards Seven Bout Friday Night at White Way Park
Promoter Bill Baer stacks a seven bout program at White Way Park under police auspices for Friday night at 8 30 p m with Jeff erson City murderers vow and top fighters Convery Gaines Parm elee Lee Harman Wallace Robinett Bennet Brown Lelch McCollum in action Roy Convery faces Buddy Ballard in a four round bout while Parmlee meets Johnny Thorpe Ed Parmlee delivers power with body blows and head smashes in four rounds several matchups pair Col umbia Moberly and Bella fighters in fast paced event regained with hard punching and crowd appeal.
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Johnny Thorpe
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Roy Lee
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Glen Moody to Enter Tournaments Again
New York June Helen Wills Moody plans a return to tennis in 1935 after a back injury. She aims to play in small local events near her father Dr. Clarence A. Wills to monitor progress before bigger meets. Moody will attend Wimbledon as a spectator and commentator.
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One Year Ago Today DeForest Elim in 1993 Amateur
Johnny DeForest, son of a British baron and 1932 British Amateur winner, was eliminated on the 20th hole of the 1993 amateur by G. D. Tanney. Five Years Ago Today Alekine sailed home from Paris after beating America’s best chess players, still world champion. Yen Years Ago Today British women won the Wightman Cup, sweeping six matches from the U. S. tennis squad.
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America
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Paris
Yen
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Tilden
U. S.lawn Tennis Association
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Kauffman Death Case
The Kansas City murder case of Paul W. Kauffman, a World War veteran from Columbia, Pa., ends with the Supreme Court Division rejecting a rehearing. He remains under a death sentence for the 1930 killing of Avis Woolery, lured to the city by a newspaper ad and found dead in Swope Park. The only remaining path is a U S Supreme Court clemency appeal by Governor Park.
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Avis Woolery
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Columbia
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Supreme Court
Plan for Baer Carnera rematch heavy weight clash in 1940s
New York June 19 boxing plans pivot toward a Baer vs Carnera title clash. Ancil Hoffman and Madison Square Garden officials discuss options with Jimmy Donovan and Col. Kilpatrick. Garden favors an elimination tournament but Hoffman Dempsey seek October bout. Baer must defend title but can choose opponent and date.
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Primo Carnera
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Hoffman
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Garden Amisnices
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Primo
Julian
Millers Begin East 16 Game Series With Indianapolis
Chicago June 19 CAP The Western league moves east for the second time this season as Minneapolis Millers start a 16 game stretch with Indianapolis, their closest rival. The Millers carry a six and one fall lead over the Indians, who topped Louisville last night 5 1 in a pitcher’s duel until the seventh. Milwaukee and others open varied series as the circuit shifts.
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Yesterday's Games Highlight AL Batting and Pitching Feats
Manush of the Senators led batting with 93 hits and 400 plus average while Gehringer powered the Tigers with 53 runs and 86 RBIs. Gehrig of the Yankees drove in 56 with 48 runs and 11-1 Gomez pitched for New York. Cronin and Chapman added key totals as Walker, Werber, and Reynolds featured in steals and double plays across the league.
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Averill
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Chapman
Reynolds
Fed Sox
Johnson
Athletics
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White Sox
Werber
Red Sox
Walker
Gomez
Weaver
Bonthron to tackle Cunningham twice more this month
Princeton middle distance ace Bill Bonthron will again face Glenn Cunningham, the new world one mile record holder, this month. After graduation he heads to Los Angeles for the national collegiate A A championships, then to Milwaukee for the national A A A meet where both are entered in the 1500 meter run.
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Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Bonthron
Los Angeles
Cunningham
Milwaukee
Fights Last Night AP Roundup Highlighting Outs and Points
The Associated Press reports a sequence of boxing results with several fighters earning decisions. Leo Rodak outpointed Dave Berry in Chicago while Mickey Joy and Clyde Chastin posted wins in other cities, with bouts in Omaha Sioux City and Miami among listed local matchups.
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Leo Rodak
Dave Berry
Springfield
Tommy Carrett
Omaha
Neb
Mickey Joy
Ist
West Springfield
Alass
Clyde Chastin
Dallas
Tex
Eddie Mader
Sioux City
wWillie Kittrell
Yonkers
Sammy Mosca
Yesterday's Stars AP report on MLB performances
Pete Fox of the Tigers delivered a double in the ninth driving in the winning runs against the Yankees. Dick Porter of the Red Sox solved pitching to achieve a triple and five singles, scoring five runs and driving in three. George Earnshaw and Leslie Teaje pitched White Sox to a double victory over the Athletics.
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Yankees
Dick Porter
Red Sox
George Earnshaw
Leslie Tieje
Jaatte Fox
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Athletics
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Steelhead Trout: Tough Scrapper of West Coast Waters
Steelhead trout, famed in the Hish Zone, is the father of the rainbow trout and a fierce fighter. It migrates from the Pacific to coastal streams, sizes range from half a pound to 25 pounds, with typical catches between six and 14 pounds. In Oregon's Rogue and Umpqua rivers it rises to flies, while Klamath River supplies fine casting for steelhead. Anglers use a nine to ten foot fly rod, tapered line, and ample backing, with long casts needed as the fish bursts off with heavy runs.
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Tilden Predicts U S Davis Cup Shuffle at Wimbledon
William T. Tilden II weighs in on the American Davis Cup team. He rates Wood as the only future great, critiques Shields Stoafen and Lott, and predicts Australia will eliminate the U S squad at Wimbledon. He notes training methods, amateur status, and Baron von Cramm as top challenger.
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Wiliam T. Tilden II
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Detroit Tigers Tie Yankees In Tight Series Battle
Detroit beat New York 8-6 to square the series at two games apiece as Ruth’s Yankees cling to first place by a slim margin. Boston Red Sox edge closer, while Washington and Cleveland sit behind. Burleigh Grimes, Pete Fas, and Roger Hornsby contribute in a high stakes pennant chase.
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Pirates Weigh Anchor In China Steamer Seized
The British steamer Shuntien, with 25 passengers and officers aboard, was raided by brigands off the Yellow River. A crewman was shot, passengers tortured, and the ship looted as pirates fled into Yellow River delta swamps. Six British citizens and a Japanese army officer named Yamamoto are held. other captives are Chinese. Warships and aircraft moved to pursue, but swamps limit access.
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Yellow River
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Major league baseball schedule and standings snapshot
Today's National League games feature Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh and Boston at Chicago while the American League teams Detroit at New York City and Chicago at Philadelphia lead to a busy slate. Standings show New York leading with around 61 percent and St Louis at roughly 61 in the NL with Philadelphia and Cincinnati trailing. In the AL New York leads with a strong pace followed by Cleveland and Boston in pursuit.
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Natural choice guides method in personal decisions
A fragment notes that method is used as long as the individual chooses the most natural way. It reflects an emphasis on personal preference shaping approach.
Roosevelt to Sign Silver Bill Tonight
President Roosevelt plans to sign the silver bill tonight after a late session delayed yesterday ceremony. The measure requires the president to buy silver up to one fourth of the nation's metallic monetary stock and to issue currency backed by the purchased metal. The report notes a Persian hat price tied to grain capacity.
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