Louis Defeats Carnera to Crown New Heavyweight Hope
New York June 26 AP boxing report states Joe Louis, a 21 year old Detroit Negro, knocks out Primo Carnera in the sixth round at Yankee Stadium. Louis lands a left hook then two more power blows, drawing 28 seconds left in the round. Promoter Mike Jacobs plans a late summer bout with Max Baer or Jack Doyle. Louis draws praise as the era’s top drawing card and hardest hitter since Dempsey, with 60,000 plus in attendance and $340,000 gate receipts.
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Joe Gould
Jimmy
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Baer
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Danny McFayden Shines In Braves Win Over Pirates
Danny McFayden, back with the Boston Braves, limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to eight hits and two runs as his teammates built a seven-run cushion for a sterling victory. The day also featured Paul Dean’s return with the St. Louis Cardinals and Sylvester Johnson’s 10-1 Phillies win, while the Indians rallied to beat the Yankees 9-4 and the Senators toppled Schoolboy Rowe’s Tigers 7-4.
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Today’s Games and Boxing Glimpse in Harlem Scene
Baseball matchups listed include Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Brooklyn with pitchers noted. The Detroit club displays Joe Louis boosters badges at a boxing event in Harlem with Johnson and Bill Robinson present, prompting celebrations and Lindy hop scenes after the victory.
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Louis Dominates Carnera in Crushing Joe Louis Victory
Henry McLemore reports the Detroit Negro’s surgical performance as he outboxed Primo Carnera from six rounds, delivering precise punches that toppled the Italian. Louis maintains a cold, unreadable expression, signaling his path toward championship status and potential matchups with Braddock Baer or Schmeling.
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Predicting Good Fishing For The Coming Weekend
After four weeks of pessimism the State Game and Fish Commission today forecast good fishing in Ozark streams for the weekend. Streams flooded by heavy rains are nearly normal again and Missouri anglers likely to find better luck. Lake Taneycomo and its tributaries Bull Creek Turkey Creek and Roark Creek should yield good catches while White River in Taney County is muddy but producing some live bait success. Flat River and Crane Creek in Stone County are on the fair list with improved prospects by week’s end. Bass and crappie strings are reported along all arms of the Lake of the Ozarks.
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Wimbledon doubles round opens with Austin and Wood wins
H W Bunny Austin defeated J Haanes 2 0 6 2 in the second round of men's doubles as Sidney Wood and Gene Mako advanced to the third round. Wood beat G E Godsell 6 3 6 3 6 2 and Mako dropped the first two sets to Jiro Yamagishi before triumphing 2 6 2 6 6 1.
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Bunny) Austin
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G. E. Godsell
Great Britain
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Jiro Yamagishi
Japan
Michigan quartet wins intercollegiate golf crown in Cleveland
One year ago today a western school captured the intercollegiate golf championship as the University of Michigan quartet prevailed in Cleveland. The news recaps events five and ten years past: Tris Speaker resigned as Newark manager, Jim Barnes won the British Open at Prestwick with a 300.
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Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Newark
Jim Barnes
United States
Prestwick
Scotland
League Leaders and Baseball Statistics Snapshot
The Associated Press reports leading players across leagues. Johnson of the Athletics tops batting with 365, Greenberg of the Tigers leads RBIs at 77, Gehlinger and Vesmik share early doubles, and Greenberg also has 19 home runs. Pitching leaders include Tamulis and Parmelee with notable win totals.
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Almada
Werber
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Yankees
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Baseball scores and delays across leagues
Baseball results list multiple games with scores for the majors and minor leagues. Notable tallies include Pittsburgh 2 Boston 7, St. Louis 6 Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 2 10 New York 3 3, Washington 7 Detroit 4, New York 4 Cleveland 5, and Milwaukee 6 Columbus 5. Several games noted as former dates, end of 11th inning, or postponed due to wet grounds. Western and American associations show Davenport 9 Keokuk 3 and Des Moines 3 Council Bluffs 5 with other scores and delays.
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Famous English sportsman dies after perilous career
Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny, 88, renowned adventurer and sportsman, died at his Maldon home. His life spanned hairbreadth escapes from India to Africa, including battles with a python, a tiger, a charging rhinoceros, and Nile river feats. He survived balloon crashes, multiple limb injuries, and boxing breaks, deeming them small prices for thrilling exploits.
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Claude Champion de Crespigny
Maldon
Essex
India
East Africa
Veterans' Homers Win Two Noodgitation Games
Chicago reports veteran sluggers Riggs Stephen of Indianapolis and Joe Hauser of the Minneapolis Millers hold their own against younger AA stars. Hauser hit two homers to power a 10 to 6 win over Louisville. Stephenson homered twice for Indianapolis in a 11 5 to 5 win over St Paul. Milwaukee scored five in the ninth to defeat Columbus 6 to 5. Toledo and Kansas City tied 7 apiece after eleven innings when called to let the Mud Hens catch a train.
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Riggs Stephenson
Indianapolis
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis Millers
American Association
Hauser
Louisville
Doe
Stephenson
St. Paul
Ephensen
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Lockls Favored Ten Win Dallmeyer Cup at Fulton
In the Intercity Golf series final at Fulton, Lockls was favored to capture permanent possession of the Dallmeyer Cup after Columbia golfers amassed 330 points to clinch the third leg. Dean Parks of Columbia fired 76 to medal, while T. W. Willis of Jefferson City led high point honors with 39. Team standings show Jefferson City leading with 386 and 98?19 total, followed by Columbia 30383, Sedalia 216744, Fulton 23164314.
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Dean Parks
T. W. Willis Jee
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Sedalia
Hyde SAYS Not to Accept GOP National Committeeman Post
Poplar Bluff Missouri June 26 AP Former Governor Arthur M Hyde notified G W Dalton chairman of the state Republican committee he would not accept the national committeeman post if offered He said I am not a candidate and would not accept the job The note ends agitation in St Louis over Hyde as successor to the late E B Clements Dalton said the selection should be deliberated with candidates Edmond Koeln Clarence Case and Jesse W Barrett mentioned as possibilities The Poplar Bluff chamber urged the conference be held there out of respect to Dalton who lives in the town
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G. W. Dalton
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Knockouts
Boxing results from New York Detroit and other cities show Louis and Carnera stoppage, Mann knocking out Zappala, Simon stopping Karehi, Brescia and Wallace wins, Watan ski defeated, Peter son stopped, Falco and Ligousi wins, Le Grone and Bennet Payne draw, with multiple regional bouts and outpoints noted.
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Primo Carnera
Mary
Nathan Mann
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Conn
al Zappala
Lawrence
Mass
Abe Simon
Chris Karehi
Jersey City
Joe Brescia
Andy Wallace
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Utica
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Walter Neuse
Germany
Jack Peterson
England
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Cleveland
Benny O'Dell
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Seven to Start in Decathlon Events at Pacific Meet
San Diego June 26 AP America's decathlon contenders gather for the National A A U all around championship opening at the Far Western meet. Defending champ Robert Clark of the Olympic Club leads seven starters with Willis Ward of Michigan, a top all around athlete, in a field mostly Californians. Five events will be decided today including the 100 meters and long jump with the rest set for tomorrow alongside senior titles.
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Robert Clark
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Willis Ward
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Wolverine
Ward
River Boat Chases Two Loose Oil Barges
Kansas City June 26 AP A Missouri river steamer named Franklin D Roosevelt pursued and caught two loaded oil barges drifting away from a refinery. Capt Thomas Craig steered stern foremost as the barges broke from moorings and discharged cargo before a new load was taken for distribution downstream.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Lanus
Thomas Craig
Kus
Soviet Strato Balloon Reaches 52105 Feet Near Moscow
The Soviet stratosphere balloon USSRL BLS landed near Ola, about 150 miles from Moscow, after reaching an altitude of 15 900 meters. Commanded by Kirstote Zille with co pilot Urey Prilutsky and physicist Alexander Verigo aboard, the craft paused at 6 50 a m and completed a two hour five minute flight. It had set a prior record of 1 000 meters in LORY.
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Moscow
Ola
Kirstote Zille
Alof
Zille
Urey Prilutsky
Alexander Verigo
Phiyshcish
Lory
Smith opens British Open with sub par 69 at Muirfield
Muirfield Scotland June 26 AP porty five year old Mac Donald Smith of Glendale California shot a 69 in the first round of the British Open, one stroke behind defending champion Henry Cotton who posted 68. The piece also notes the last widow of the Revolutionary War died in 1910 and seven War of 1812 widows still receive pensions from the US government.
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Muirfield
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Calif
Smith
Henry Cotton
Household Food Spending Over 22 Years by Family of Four
USDA figures show a four person family spends 12000 on food in 22 years with allocations 4100 for father 3700 for mother 2200 for brother and 2600 for sister aligning to census style budgeting.
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