Conn Faces Louis in Pro Debut Card
A rich crowd gathers as Louis Conn, 27, meets an opponent aged 23 in a heavyweight bout. The official tale of the tape lists Conn at 6 ft 1 in, 201 pounds with a 76 inch reach against the challenger with relevant measurements noted.
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Sports Roundup Highlights From New York Dated June 18
The item covers refereeing doubts for a big fight with Arthur Donovan mentioned, Casey Stengel praising Ray Montgomery, Babe Ruth’s forthcoming match with Ty Cobb, Oregon fans pelting coach Howard Hobson, a South Dakota open golf quiz, Leo Durocher’s party, Conn Ald, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello backing Ritchie Fontaine, Max Berger’s decision over Castilloux, Bobby Harmon turning pro at Lido Beach, Northwestern seniors entering the armed services, and guest star Jerry Mitchell noting Billy Conn and Joe Louis chatter.
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Battle of bums tour eyed for Galento Levinsky clash
Promoter in Texas plans a four to five show weekly tour of the tank towns featuring Tony Galento and Kingfish Levinsky billed as the battle of bums. Marquette’s new football coach Jom Stidham missed the faculty parade for commencement because no gown fit him.
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Louis Conn Heavyweight Title Bout Draws 400000 Gate at Polo Grounds
Billy Conn weighs 174 pounds for 15 round title bout with Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds tonight expected to draw over 400000 in gate and 40000 fans. Louis seeks 18th defense as wagers show odds against Conn with trains and planes arriving from Pittsburgh and beyond.
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Ban Johnson baseball eyed in Coffeyville revival
Coffeyville adds floodlit Ban Johnson baseball with sixteen home games featuring teams from Joplin Ft Scott Independence Parsons Pittsburg Iola. The town, once home of Walter Johnson, shows renewed interest despite past failures. Also notes hospital recovery of KU coach Bill Hargiss and other local sports and academic figures.
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Cochran Leads Trans Miss golf field with 66
Henry B. Jameson reports St Louis amateur Bob Cochran shot six under par 66 on Sunset course to lead 64 qualifiers into five days of match play in the trans Miss golf tournament. Sid Salomon 70 and John Barnum 71 followed. many players struggled with trees hills water and fast greens.
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Woly Stockton football hopeful Bow-Wow joins Pacific
In Stockton California on June 18 a report says Wojtkie Wicz Wojcechiwicz enrolled at the College of the Pacific aiming to play for Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg. He claims kinship to Ales Wojciechowicz Fordham All America center of 1939.
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Conn Plans to Elope Tonight Are Reported
Pittsburgh report says Billy Conn and his sweetheart Mary Louise Smith applied for a marriage license in Brookville Pennsylvania last week amid talk of an elopement after the boxing match with Joe Louis tonight. Smith’s father Jimmy Smith objects saying she is 18 and Conn’s age is 23.
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Millers Extend Winning Streak as Race Tightens in A A Baseball
Minneapolis Millers sweep Columbus 6 3 to extend six game win streak while tied for first with Louisville and Kansas City. Kansas City beat Indianapolis 2 0 on George Bailey five hit effort. St Paul defeats Toledo 5 3 as Louisville, Milwaukee stumble.
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Port Almanac Reflects Baseball Legends and Races
A year ago Joe Medwick suffered a brain concussion after being hit by a fastball from Bob Bowman. Three years ago Babe Ruth returned to coaching with the Dodgers at fifteen thousand dollars. Five years ago Omaha, a young American champion, lost the Ascot Gold Cup by a nose to a filly before a crowd of 150000 at Ascot.
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Indians Break Schedule With Trip Without Yankees or Red Sox
The Cleveland Indians escape a brutal early stretch by avoiding consecutive games against New York and Boston. A 3-2 win over Philadelphia’s Athletics reduced the AL lead to one game, as Joe Heving’s first start backed by Bob Johnson’s 14th homer spurred the victory.
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League leaders in batting pitching and hitting across two leagues
In the National League Reiser of Brooklyn hits .375 atop batting, Slaughter of St. Louis leads in runs with 48, Nicholson of Chicago 53 RBI, Slaughter and Moore 80 and 76 hits respectively, Ott 16 homers. in the American League Williams of Boston hits .424 and DiMaggio 54 RBIs, Cramer Washington 81 hits, York Detroit 15 homers, Ryba Boston and Benton Detroit 5 1 pitch wins.
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Ruth Hoover Wins Third Annual Women’s Invitational Medal Play
Ruth Hoover, a Kansas University physical education instructor, won medal honors with 43 44 87 at Lawrence Country Club in the third annual women’s invitational. A field of 92 golfers, including 72 from out of town, competed in five flights.
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Local scores show varied high school results and city standings
Scores listed include Coffeyville 4 Pittsburg 5 Independence 4 Parsons 10 Carthage 1 Iola 4 Marysville 4 Junction City 6 Fairbury 2 Concordia 6 Beloit 3 Manhattan 13. A note reminds readers to call 22 to have the Journal-World mailed to a summer address.
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Gehrig and Ruth Ten Year Baseball Hitting Comparison
An article analyzes the 1925 to 1934 ten year period, showing Lou Gehrig generally outpacing Babe Ruth in runs, hits, doubles, triples, total bases, RBIs, sacrifice hits, stolen bases, walks, and fewer strikeouts, with Ruth leading only in home runs and a final nine-run tie in 1931. Gehrig posts a .343 batting average to Ruth’s .338.
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Hoodoo Chasers Rally Salina To 8 7 Win Over Fort Smith
Salina Western breaks a bad-luck spell as fans stir superstition before the game. Dick Bohl hurled the last three innings and belted a two run triple in the ninth to force extras, helping Salina beat Fort Smith 8-7 in 11 innings. Carthage tops Joplin 8-7 in twelve. Major hitters include Roy Meyer and Stan Musial.
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Record Marks Set in the High Jump and Mile Relay
In Los Angeles on June 18 the Pacific Coast Conference and Big Ten dual meet produced two world marks. California’s four man mile relay team edged USC for a 3 minutes 9.4 seconds, while Oregon’s Les Steers vaulted 6 feet 11 inches in the high jump. The Golden Bears won 80 to 56 in points as John Reese Fay Froom Clarence Barnes and Grover Klemmer won the mile relay with a 3 9.4 clocking, breaking the former world record of 3 minutes 10.5. Klemmer’s father had died hours earlier, and he anchored the relay past Hubert Kerns.
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