Joe Louis Crushers Kingfish Levinsky In One Round
Joe Louis stops Kingfish Levinsky in 2 minutes 21 seconds at Comiskey Park as Levinsky pleads for mercy. Louis dominates with lethal power, forcing a quick defeat that sends promoter talks toward a Baer Louis rematch and a possible September showdown in New York or Chicago. Louis earns $47,061.81 from 20 percent of receipts. Levinsky about $21,374.55.
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Max Baer
Kingfish
Commiskey Park
White Sox
Baer
Levinsky
Louis
Fights Last Night Report From AP Across Cities
Chicago reports Joe Louis in Detroit a stoppage as King Lavinsky dominates. San Francisco lists Citrino outpointing De Grasso while Billy Azevedo knocks out Joe Marro in New York. results reflect scattered boxing actions across venues and figures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
King Lavinsky
San Francisco
al Citrino
Pete DeGrasso
New York
Billy Azevedo
Joe Marro
Ma Proud Of Him After Joe Louis Beats Levinsky
Detroit mother says she had the wrong hunch about accompanying the brown bomber to Chicago for fireworks. Joe Louis wins by technical knockout in the second round over Kingfish Levinsky. neighborhood erupts with celebration on Hastings Street as shots and horns fill the air. A man named Floyd Johnson is wounded by a razor during the postfight excitement, then treated at a hospital.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press Sports Weiter
Chicago
King Levinsky
Alang Max
Well Street
Detroit
Joe Louis
Norman McGarrity
Louis
Negro
McGarrity
Levinosky
Kingfish
Harold Steinman
Devincky
Joe Levis
Joe
Levinsky
Lilian Longpre
Hastings Street
Floyd Johnson
Floyd
Six States Represented In Western Women’s Golf Quarterfinals
In a rain soaked second round at Westwood Country Club Cleveland six states are represented among eight quarterfinalists on the Western women’s tourney. Eva Shorb 17 Massillon Ohio matched the course record par seven earning a dramatic win over Blaumae Williams Chicago. Peggy Wattles Buffalo North Carolina and Marion Miley Lexington Kentucky remain in contention with Elizabeth Abbott Los Angeles and Margaret Russell Detroit also still alive. Mrs P T Atwood Chicago the lone married entrant faced Barbara Thompson Los Altos California.
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Westwood Country Club
Cleveland
California
Blaumae Williams
Chicago
Shorb
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
N. C
Marion Miley
Lexington
Elizabeth Abbott
Los Angeles
Margaret Russell
Detroit
Mich
Marion Leachman
San Francisco
P. T. Atwood
Barbara Thompson
Los Altos
Calif
Mary K. Browne
Miss Williams
Ohio
Chess Club Meess Hosts Weekly Meeting and Tournaments
The Uness Ulup of us Crosse Inc held its regular chess club session on Wednesday evening with informal play. F. Mink defeated J. Wakeen in a challenge tour, while A. Heynang and R. Wittig completed a tie in the same tour. Visitors are welcome, with Problem No 15 given for White to mate in two moves. Problem No 14 is insoluble due to piece-position error.
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Uness Ulup
Us Crosse, Inc
F. Mink
J. Wakeen
A. Heynang
R. Wittig
Bill Scanlan Visits Dempsey In New York
William E. Scanlan of the Tribune sports staff vacationing in the east with his parents frames a note from New York. In a morning mail bon, Jack Dempsey signs greetings from the city as he hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Scanlan and William E Scanlan in his restaurant.
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Bill Scanlan
Dempsey
New York
Tribune Mail
Edward Scanlan
William E. Scanlan
Jack Dempsey
Tribune Sports
East
U S Cup Team Arrives Home From Loss
The U S Davis Cup team sailed back to New York on the liner Manhattan after a 5 0 defeat to England. Wilmer Allison Jobnony Van Ryn Donald Budge and Gene Mako with Captain Wear and trainer Hillman offered no alibis, blaming England's Perry and Austin for future woes while expressing pride in reaching the challenge round again.
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New York
Fred Perry
Bunny Austin
England
America
Manhattan
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Jobnony van Ryn
Philadelphia
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Joseph Wear
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Allison
van Ryn
George Loti
Elsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Virginia Van Wie Announces End Of Golf Title Run
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago three times national champion says she will give up the title and play only for fun henceforth. She won the national crown in 1932 by defeating Glenna Collett Ware and followed with wins over Helen Hicks in 1933 and Dorothy Traung in 1934.
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Virginia van Wie
Ligonier
Chicago
Miss van Wie
Glenna Collett Ware
Helen Hicks
Dorothy Traung
Second Division Clubs Win Games as Blues Move Up
The Kansas City Blues return to the first division after a 5 to 2 win over Columbus as Milwaukee drops a 4 to 2 decision to Toledo. Louisville doubles up Minneapolis 8 to 6, St Paul tops Indianapolis 8 to 3, with a 13 inning tie in the second game. Mike Kreevich hits two triples in the Blues win.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Teanue
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Brews
Blues
Columbus
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis Millers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Joe Braxton
Brewers
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City
Mike Kreevich
Newburgs Rally to Beat Heilemans 10–2 in Junior League clash
After rain postponements, Newburg Clothiers defeated Heilemans 10 to 2 at West Avenue Grounds. Osweiler yielded eight walks amid five strikeouts, Naegle fanned seven for Newburgs, while Koula, Bruha and Thompson tallied Heilemans' lone hits. scoring started with Koula tripling and Weig scoring on a groundout.
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Newburg Clothiers
Heilems
West Avenue
Newburys
Koula
Heilemans
Newburgs
Osweiler
Weig
Naegle
Peterson
Gar Wood Wants Son To Go Slower In Speed Contests
Detroit report notes Gar Wood, world water speed champion, would like his 17 year old son Gar Wood junior to pace his career more slowly. The junior, a national outboard motor champion, recently claimed class A in Worcester interscholastic regatta and won a Pittsburgh regatta this week. A separate item mentions a Grange scoring 17 to win a district golf tourney in eastern Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
Mich
Gar Wood
Gar
Wood
Algonac
Worcester
Mass
Pittsburgh
Grange
Philadelphia
Wood Extends To Win Match At Rye Club
In the eastern grass championships at Westchester Country Club Rye, Sidney B Wood of the Davis Cup squad survived Marlin Buxby 6 4 2 6 6 3 to advance in the third round while other favorites surged into quarter finals Frank Shields meets Wilmer Hines and Wood faces Hal Surfce as Bryan Grant and Frankie Parker reached the semis Dorothy Andrus beat Helen Pedersen and faces Mary Greer Harris in the other women’s semi finals Agnes Lamme and Katherine Winthrop also reached the semis ahead of Lillian Hester and Theodosia Smith respectively cementing a strong field in Rye New York.
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New York
Westchester Country Club
Rye
Sidney B. Wood
Wood
Marlin Buxby
Miami
Bla
Frank Shields
Hollywood Film Colony
Wilmer Hines
Columbus
D. C
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Frankie Parker
New Jersey
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Ralph Minnich
Lorain
Ohio
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Helen Pedersen
Mary Greer Harris
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Agnes Lamme
Lillian Hester
Katherine Winthrop
Boston
Theodosia Smith
Los Angeles
Sheldons Beers To Meet Friday In La Crosse Doubleheader
An attractive La Crosse league doubleheader is set for Friday night at Athletic Park. The Sheldons face the Peerless Beers and the S and H face the Modern Laundry. Dutch Carroll may start for the Sheldons against Swish Beranek while Butch Panke faces Dutch Bendel for the S and H. The Laundry has not won a game in the current round.
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la Crosse
Athletic Park
Sheldons
Johnny Wiekola
Robert
Dutch) Carroll
Sheldon
Clarence
Swish) Beranek
Butch Panke
Dutch Bendel
Prize List For County Amateur Near Completion
The La Crosse County Amateur golf tournament plans prize distribution led by the F. J. Ranney trophy. Business sponsors fund prizes for top four in each flight, with entry fees $1.75 including greens and practice rounds. Entries due by Aug. 14, with fifty four holes of medal play and no eliminations after qualifying.
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la Crosse County
F. J. Ranney
la Crosat Drug Company
S. and H
Doerflinger Company
Peter Newburg Clothing Company
Krause Clothing Company
Crescent Jewelry
Nelson Clothing Company
Spence-McCord Drug Company
Maple Grove Country Club
Junior Association of Commerce
Lefty Krajewski
Tomorrow's schedule features multiple league matchups
Americas League games include Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, and Boston at Brooklyn with New York at Philadelphia. National League pairs Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, while American Association schedules Columbus at Milwaukee and Toledo at Kansas City. Also listed are Louisville at St Paul and Indianapolis at Minneapolis with miscellaneous notes and a stray Montecat-Sixto Bacohar entry, 118, Puerto Rico, outpainted Pate Sanstol, 117 %, Norway, (12).
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
National League
Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelpha- Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Loulaville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Montecat—Sixto Bacohar
Puerto Rico
Pate Sanstol
Norway
Associated Presa
Detroit Ae
Orle Ag
Acu
Clevelan
Philadelph Ad
Washington
ST St. Louis
Pot
Brooklyn Odd
Philacelphis
Philacelphis Sede
Cincinnati
Americum
Kansac Ct
Louisville
Ist Inneapolis
Unseeded Stars Still In Running In National Junior Tennis
In Culver Indiana quarterfinal singles opened at the national junior and boys championships. Ben Underwood and Lawrence Nelson of Los Angeles and Marvin Wachman of Milwaukee, the dark horses, reached the round of eight and threatened the seeded players. Underwood faced Frank Guernsey of Orlando seeded fifth while Nelson met Bob Harman top seed. Wachman played Bob Riggs of Los Angeles No 2 in the draw. Don Leavens of Milwaukee and Joe Hunt of Los Angeles also advanced in the quarterfinals. Riggs edged Westerfield of New Orleans 6 4 6 4. Leavens and Riggs survived tight battles as favorites fell.
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Culver
Ind
Pacific Coast
Ben Underwood
Lawrence Nelson
Los Angeles
Marvin Wachman
Milwaukee
Underwood
Frank Guernsey
Orlando
Fla
Nelson
Fouth
Bob Kamrath
Austin
Tex
Riggs
Westerfield
New Orleans
Cards In Another Victory March To Cut Giants Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals, after a long climb, won their sixth straight to trim the Giants’ and Cubs’ margins. Bill Hallahan earned his ninth win as the Cards beat the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2, while the Pirates toppled the Cubs 6 to 1. The Indians and White Sox split a doubleheader as Cleveland won 5 to 2 and lost 2 to 1 in ten innings. Yankees and Red Sox also split, Cronin's homer powering Boston’s win and Vernon Gomez securing the nightcap for New York.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
New
Cubs
Giants
Bill Hallahan
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Schott
Hallahan
Fd Heusser
Redlegs
Pirates
Cy Blanton
Larry French
Stark
Fabian Kowalik
Sox
Indians
Cleveland Indians
StevenNeil
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Ray Phelps
Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Ice Cronin
Yanks
Ernest Orsatti
Cardinale
Reds
Cronin
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Schmeckpepper and Schultz win senior doubles horseshoe title
Bob Schultz and Wally Schmeckpepper defeated Harry Powell and Clarence Pinker for the Hood Street playground senior class A doubles championship by 41-35. Class B winners were Frank and George Spike over Jack Scholler and John Lenser, 25-19 and 25-7. Exhibition: Gordon Dunn threw the discus 176-6, beyond the world record.
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Bob Schultz
Wally Schmeckpepper
Harry Powell
Clarence ‘Pinker
Hood Street
Frank
George Spike
Jack Scholler
John Lenser
Iliam Bartell
Kenneth Schlicht
Bob Hefti
Joe Tikal
Robert Swanson
Bernard Helke
Don Hefti
H. Maurer
Otto Erwin
V. Witt
Dave Rippe
Morris Robinson
Abandoned Quarry Becomes Natatorium in St Cloud
The old quarry by St Cloud Teachers College has been converted into a swanky pool. The natural tank measures about 250 feet around and 40 feet deep. Anne Govednik, national AA breast stroke champion, and other aquatic stars praised the quarry pit after a demonstration where Govednik shaved two seconds off her best AAU time.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Teachers’ College
Anne Govednik
IUF
Miss Govednik
Wrestling scores incoherent listing from New Jersey meet
Last night in Long Branch New Jersey wrestling results show multiple bouts with names and numbers scattered. The fragment mentions competitors from Texas Ireland Seattle Cincinnati Italy Russia Iowa and Arizona with various fall counts and a $16 reference, but details are garbled and incomplete.
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Associated Exery
Long Branch
N. J
Texas
Heston
Sro
Three Falls
Daren Holt
Seattle
Sraber
Cincinnati
Tomane
Italy
Russia
Iowa
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
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Zouis
Baer-Louis
Jacobs
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Ancil Hoffman
Soldier Field
Max
Primo Carnera
Hoffman
John Roxborough
Snown
Roxborough
Max Louis
Jnockouts
Soiere Dsrifleries
Chess Club
MEESS
Jimmy Voxx
Roller Stores, Inc
Wis
Son
Braves
George Preston Marshall
Washington Faundryman
Boston Brave Baseball Club
Brown-Forman Distillery Company
Joseph Moller Company
Main St
Mie
Siubers
Old
Don Leavens
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills
Forest Hills
Miss Jacobs
St. Louis
Bruins
Schmeckpepper, B. Schultz Win
Gordon
Slingee" Dunn
Stanford
Natatorium
Magnolia
Phillips & Sons ,Co
Wines Disteibiutora
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