Big Jim Hesslyn Faces Strangler Lewis Tomorrow Night
Promoter John Donnelly brings Hesslyn of Kingsport to face Strangler Lewis in a rough style bout at Kingsport Athletic Chi arena tomorrow night with Andy Rasher and Edne Malone as the undercard. The card promises high action as both main event fighters vow to tear into each other.
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Principals of Headline Bout Details
Australian heavyweight title challenger Jim Hesslyn 215 pounds and 6 feet 1 inch faces Ed Lewis known as Strangler the Second 205 pounds and 5 feet 2 inches in a headline bout. Hesslyn is 18-year professional. Lewis is 3 years in boxing.
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Heighi
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Australian Hesslyn to Wrestle Lewis in Kingsport Showdown
Wrestling promoter Body Slams by John Donnelly details Hesslyn the Australian set to meet “Young” Lewis in Kingsport. Promoter hires Frank Campbell as referee. Hesslyn seeks tough rounds and hints of matchups with Herman Hickman. Jack Doyle returns from eye ailment as a fan favorite.
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Kingsport
Young” Lewis
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Hessiyn
Herman Hickman
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Hickan
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Jack Doyle
New Orleans
Baseball's Nutshell Southern Association standings snapshot
Southern Association teams Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Knoxville Little Rock show records and winning percentages. Yesterday results list Knoxville at New Orleans Memphis at Little Rock Birmingham at Atlanta Chattanooga at Nashville. Today's games set Memphis at Knoxville and others.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Little Rock
Crackers Again Wallop Barons In Atlanta Showdown
The Atlanta Crackers beat the Birmingham Barons 3 to 2 to sweep two straight games as Andy Messenger limited Birmingham. McKee hit a homer in the eighth for the deciding run. Nashville, Knoxville, and New Orleans also posted victories in Southern Association action.
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Atlanta Crackers
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Crackers
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Knoxville
New Orleans Fels
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Johnson
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Gill and
Monahan
Chattanooga
McAdams
Nashville
Combines and Chems clash at Dobyns-Bennett diamond
Combines meet Eastman tomorrow at 3 30 p m to decide the City League lead at Dobyns Bennett field. Eastman seeks to hold a half game edge over Borden. a Combines win could knot the leaders. Ed Dixon likely to start, with Elmo Gray or Bakersat the fire line.
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Modakers
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Bullet
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Four-bagger Frost Leads Scoring of Borden Eastman Tilt
In a high scoring Tobyns-Bennet Field game, Bob Frost hit a four-bagger for Borden Eastman, with Buck Peppers starting a return to score on Claude Wright’s double. Speedy Baker earned the win for Eastman, aiding by two successful sacrifices while Early allowed five hits.
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Speedy Baker
Eastman
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Early
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Scatterball Box Scores
Players across major teams posted notable performances including Ray Benge of the Dodgers handily blanking opponents, Roy Johnson of the Red Sox driving in runs with a tenth inning triple to beat Detroit, Spud Davis contributing in a Phillies win, and Eric McNair of the Athletics driving in three with two doubles and a single. Bruce Campbell and Ed Brandt also starred for their clubs in late game moments and decisive plays.
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Roy Johnson
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Phillies
Cardinals
Eric McNair
Athletics
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Gary Hubbell
Giants
Reds
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Yankees
Ed Brandt
Braves
Cubs
Joe Cronin
Senators
Clusago
Eastman Faces Combines in City League Showdown
City League fans anticipate a 3:30 p m Saturday game where Eastman aims to solidify first place by beating the Combines, while the Combines seek another win over the Chemists.
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Combines
Chemists
$200 Handkerchief Reward For Lost Diamond Ring
Miss Lorraine Mayes, dancer, left her engagement ring attached to a corner of a handkerchief on a San Francisco golf course bench. She offers a $200 reward for the return of the handkerchief and ring.
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Lorraine Mayes
Senators Tie Yankees For Loop Lead With 11-4 Win
Washington Senators pull level with the New York Yankees atop the American League after a 11-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. St. Louis Browns beat the Yankees 5-4 as Cronin increases batting pace to .952 and Manush extends hitting streak to 25 games. Giants shut out Reds 4-0 while Phillies top Cardinals 9-8 and Benge guides Dodgers to fifth place with a 9-0 win.
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Sharkey vows to burn gloves after Carnera bout
Jack Sharkey declares win lose or draw with Primo Carnera next Thursday may end his fighting career this season and he will retire to Boston to fish hunt and spend time with his kids. He says he will burn his gloves after the bout and plans to relax with his wife and family while enjoying flowers and a carefree life away from training camps.
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Associated Press
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Primo Carnera
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Max Baer
Boston
Iowa man throws Dusek in Newark bout
By Associated Press Newark Iowa heavyweight Fred Gruhmeier 205 pounds defeats Rudy Dusek 215 pounds of Omaha in a 28 minute 17 second bout.
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N. J
Fred Gruhmeier
Iowa
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Boxing results from cities show multiple decisions and stoppages
Seaches by Associated Press list boxing results from Chicago to Pasadena. Names include Jack Dilbourne outpointing Joe Mendozza in Chicago, Art Lasky outpointing Ed Prante in Minneapolis, Pat Chilefone stopping J Paul in Philadelphia, Lew Massey knocking out Tracy Cox in Indianapolis, Freddie Steele outpointing Joe Glick in Spokane, King outpointing Tiger Le Paige in Minneapolis, Frank Warneke outpointing Jack Ray in Boise, and Meyer Grace stopping Joe Gardozza in Pasadena.
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Jack Dilbourne
Australia
Joe Mendozza
Paul
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Ed Prante
Philadelphia
Pat Chilefone
J. Paul
Tommy Gonstanzo
Tampa
Fla
Indianapolis
Lew Massey
Tracy
Equipoise Remains under Weight Plan for Arlington Run
Chicago dispatch reports that Equipoise may skip racing unless handicappers ease weight limits. After consecutive top weight assignments, owner Whitney and trainer consider lighter penalties as 156 pounds was set for Monday at Arlington Park, 14 pounds above the rival Gallary Sir and Church Stable.
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Equipoise
V. Whitney
Whitney
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Northand Church
Eonspoise
Gallant Sir Favored Inaugural Over Seven Furlongs
The withdrawal elevates Gallant Sir as a heavy favorite for the inaugural seven furlongs dash worth 5000 dollars to the winner. Equipoise is noted in the field with Seven Furlongs as the race distance.
Foot Itch Remedy Ad From Clinchfield Drug Co
An old-time drug ad promotes a product for athlete’s foot described as a sure remedy. The text emphasizes ringworm and fungal relief with a claim of gentle outer skin removal and fast action, inviting readers to try the treatment at Clinchfield Drug Co.
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All Star selections named by Chicago Tribune for big game
President John Heydler and John McGrew picked the star players for the big one game between the American and National Leagues. St Louis and New York lead with four selections each as Catchers Hartnett and Cuy, Infielders Terry Frisch Bartell Traynor, Outfielders Killebrew Warner Hafey Doul Barger, Pepper Martin, Hafey, Frank, and pitchers Warneke Hubbell Hallahan Schumacher headline rosters. Final American League picks due soon after fan vote results and press promotion.
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Cincinnati
Frank O'Doul
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Boston
Lonnie Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Bill Hallahan
Harold Schumacher
Chicago ‘Tribune
Red Lucas
Canzoneri Risks Crown In Lightweight Title Bout
Tony Canzoneri, one of the era’s top fighters, risks his lightweight crown for the fifth time in three years against Barney Ross in Chicago. The champion, famed for short, hard rounds, meets Ross before about 16 000 fans at Chicago Stadium, with Canzoneri a heavy favorite amid boxers’ hype and local excitement.
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Medico Legal Death Debate at Homeopaths Meet
Chicago delegates at the American Institute of Homeopaths debated whether physicians should have the legal right to dispose of untreatable patients. Dr W A Guild argued for euthanasia citing a monstrously deformed child saved after six weeks, proposing a humane court to approve pleas to die. Dr Alonzo Tenney opposed, warning euthanasia could be abused by heirs seeking fortunes, and noted the child’s case showed heavy societal ostracism and a physician’s burden.
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American Institute of Homeopaths
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48 Cent Trust Settlement Pending Supreme Court Decision
A 48 cent trust fund has been set up, with state income tax law under review by the supreme court to determine its validity. Raw, Gruber ordered the fund’s adoption to permit settlements on estates, with money deposited awaiting the court’s ruling.
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Ward
Gruber
Fin als in Dixie tennis finals for junior doubles title
In Atlanta Georgia seeds George Boynton and Potts of Memphis meet Ernest Sutter of New Orleans and Dickie Dunlap of Paris for the Southern Junior tennis doubles title. In semifinals Boynton and Potts beat Golmenares and Grier 7 5 9 7, while Sutter and Dunlap defeated Guersney and Bartlett 6 3.
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Orlando
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Birmingham
Russell Bobbitt
Atlanta
Tom White
Memphis
Colmenares
Victoy
D. O. Andrews
Major League Leaders and Batting Titles Across Leagues
The Associated Press lists top season figures: Klein of the Phillies leads batting with 361, Martin Cardinals 53 runs, Klein 92 hits and 21 doubles, Medwick 19 doubles, and Klein 14 penn runs. Pitching marks include Hallahan Cardinals 9-2 and Hildebrand of Indiana Crowder 0-? with others noted.
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