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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

9

Fight chatter and boxing promotor plans in midwest

Promoter in Flint offered Sixto Escobar fifteen thousand dollars to defend the bantamweight title against K O Morgan this summer. Pedro Montanez sails to Puerto Rico for a ten rounder with Frankie Wallace on July 4. Henry Armstrong trains for a ten rounder with Al Blatch in Madison Square Garden on July 8.

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Millers tighten lead in close win over Grocers

The Minneapolis Millers edged the Toledo Mud Hens 9 to 3 to seize first place in the American Association as Wilkerson and Bemboom homered and Heinrichs sparked nine hits across six innings. Nellie Vincent led the Chicago field with two doubles and a single in four trips as Stochr held the Hens to three runs.

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English Lead U S Golfers In Ryder Cup Opener

In Southport England the British pros opened the Ryder Cup four Scotch foursome matches with a strong showing at 18 holes. Lacey and Cox led Guldahl and Manero one up while Alliss and Burton led Picard and Revolta three up. Dudley and Nelson were square with Padgham and Cotton. Sarazen and Shute were tied with Whitecomb and Rees.

Southport Eng Great Britain Arthur Lacey William Cox England Ralph Guldah Chicago Tony Manero Elmsford N Percy Alliss Richard Burton Henry Picard Hershey Johnny Revolta Ed Dudley Philadelphia Byron Nelson Reading Alfred Padgham Henry Cotton Gene Sarazen Brookfield Center Conn Denny Shute Boston Charles Whitecomb Dai Rees

White hope hunt questions from Fred Little

Henry McLemore reports on a Western reader asking how to pursue a white hope in boxing. The piece notes Joe Louis’s knockout of Jimmy Braddock and the ongoing heavyweight title excitement, with a tease of continuation on page 8.

Henry McLemore United Press New York Cape of Good Hope Fred LitUe Joe Louis Jimmy Braddock Brother Little

Baseball Today Shows AL and NL Pairings Across Leagues

Detroit travels to Chicago while New York meets Philadelphia and Boston faces Washington. St. Louis plays Cleveland as Hogsett battles Whitehill. In the NL, Chicago visits St. Louis with Carleton opposing Weiland or Warneke and Pittsburgh heads to Cincinnati. Philadelphia meets New York, Brooklyn visits Boston, with Fitzsimmons opposing Fatte.

Chicago St. Louis New York Apes Pittsburgh Tees Brooklyn Cincinnati ANT Philadelphia Boston Ae Chi New York Dart Eefee Ea Detroit Boston Cleveland Agit Washington Philadelphia St Louis Auker Va Stratton New York Hadley Thomas Washington—Grove Weaver Hogsett Whitehill Carleton Weiland Warneke Pittsburgh Bowman Bauers Grissom Derringer Johnson Schumacher Fitzsimmons Fatte

Snakes Never Close Their Eyes Sleep Factoid

A brief note explains that snakes keep their eyes open at all times, even during sleep, highlighting a unique reptilian adaptation and eye structure without graphic detail.

New York Giants Tangle With Weaker NL Foes

In the pennant race the Giants face the Cubs and Cardinals as the Cubs lead the table by seven points and the Cards ten. Cubs pitching, led by Lee with seven wins, Deanimation? Actually six. Cardinals rely on Dean, Warneke, Weiland. Giants counter with Hubbel, Schumacher, Castleman, and Melton.

Cubs Giants Pirates New Yorkers Chicago Lke Creed Larry French Charley Reot Gas House Bilberry Carl Hubbell Hal Schumacher Slick Castleman Cliff Melton Washington Bees Phillies Dodgers

Wimbledon semi finals and past sports milestones

Today a year ago Don Budge, Fred Perry and Baron Gottfried Von Cramm reached Wimbledon semi finals. Three years ago Jon Gehrig suffered a mild concussion after a pitched ball. Five years ago Helen Jacobs reached Wimbledon final by defeating Rene Mathieu. British Open posted a record equalling 283.

Don Budge Fred Perry Baron Gottfried von Craam Byrian Grant Joses Perry Wilmer Allison Austin Jon Gehrig Henry Colton Helen Jacobs Mme Rene Mathieu

Terry to Start Mungo on Uiound in All Star Game

Lineups for the major league All Star game in Washington on July 7 appear settled. Manager Bill Perry of the Giants and Joe McCarthy of the Yankees refused comment on starters with Van Mungo set to start for the National League and Letty Grove or Letty Gomez to start for the American League.

Bill Boni Associated Press New York Giants Giants St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs New York Washington Bill Perry Joe MelCarthy Yankees Terry van Mungo Brooklyn McCarthy Letty Grove Red Sox Letty Gontez Martin Cares Water Pirates Hartnett Cbs Mungo Dodgers American Gehrig Gehringer Tigers Rolfe Cronin di Mage Gio G. Walker Vigers Ell Browns Dickey Gomez

Boxing card results with multiple city bouts and outs

The round up lists numerous lightweight to welterweight decisions from cities like Chicago Des Moines Baltimore Providence and Miami. Fights feature outpoints and knockouts including Eddie Wenstab Art Oliver John Henry Lewis Willie Reddish and Joey Raymond with various local venues and weights noted. The African monkey lizard line appears as an odd non sequitur at the end.

Associated Press Chicago Eddie Wenstab Edmonton Alto Art Oliver Washington John Henry Lewis Phoenix Ariz Willie Reddish Philadelphia Des Moines Tony Cianciola Milwaukee Wis Chuck Brocddus

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