Louis Heavy Favorite For Tuesday Fight at Yankee Stadium
Reported expectations among New York followers center on Joe Louis defeating Primo Carnera Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. Louis dangers include overreaching to deliver a knockout, while Carnera relies on a sharp left jab and defensive improvement to stay competitive. Gate hopes top $300000, boosted by Louis knockout appeal and public interest.
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STARS and STARS Deck Leads Dodgers and Race Details
Bill Myers of the Reds hits a triple a double and two singles in the first game of a doubleheader while Dazzy Vance powered the Dodgers to victory in the second game with pitching and batting. Dizzy Dean and Rip Collins secure Cardinals win as Dean limits Phillies to five hits for his tenth win and Collins homers with one aboard for a 3 2 1 triumph. Joe Brodore of the Giants belts his eleventh homer aiding a 6 2 win over the Pirates. Mule Haas of the White Sox drives in the decisive run in the 12th to beat the Athletics 2 1 in the nightcap after Foxx belts his twelfth homer in the opener 5 3. In London, Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryan are eliminated at Queen Club by Hughes and Tuckey as play tightens.
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Sahara Wells Yield Desert Fish Mystery
An odd note on wells in the Sahara yielding fish in subterranean waters sparked wonder. A curious historical aside mentions iron fence relics made from old navy rifle barrels near Washington, D.C., and a snippet about spices named for nail-like shapes.
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Learn to Swim By Herbert G Aliphin
Lesson I covers gliding into water with a shove off or dead man’s float. It advises breathing through the mouth, body relaxed, feet together, arms forward, and face in water. Discusses common errors and the need to practice to feel at home in water. Lesson Three will cover the flutter kick.
Sports Calendar for Friday and Sunday Entries
Friday June 21 listings include Softball Varsity Velvets vs Varsi ty Cleaners Goodrich vs Fritzel Midget League Panthers vs Jayhawks Cubs vs Coyotes. National collegiate track meet slated in Berkeley California over two days. Sunday June 23 features Lawrence versus Kansas City Kan Ban Johnson at Holcont s Pleasant Grove versus Tonganoxia at Tonganoxie Belvoir versus Berryton at Berryton.
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Owens Leads Buckeyes Against Trojans In NC AA Classic
Berkeley preview of the NCAA track meet cites Jesse Owens and Charles Beetham for Ohio State as they challenge USC in a field of 251 athletes from 80 clubs. Predictions hinge on Owens in four events and Beetham in the 880, with USC favored to win team honors amid strong entries from LSU and Stanford.
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Indian Stars Advance In Pawhuska Golf Tourney
Eugene Standingbear leads in the Indian golf tourney at Pawhuska as quarter finals begin after two rounds. He faces George Waters while Waters defeated John Lasley 3 and 4, with Standingbear beating Ed Leahy 1 up and George King 2 and 1. Other matches include John Wilkie vs Henry Lookout and John Whitehorn vs Gomes Green, with Wilkie previously defeating Charles Starr 4 and 3. Semis are 36 holes Saturday, championship Sunday.
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Fort Hays coach resigns to take new post in Pennsylvania
Fort Hays State college in Hays Kansas reportedly expects football coach Jack Riley to resign and accept an athletic director position at Hill School in Pottsdown Pennsylvania. President C E Rarick said Riley told him of an offer too good to turn down. James Yeager may succeed him, replacing Mike Sweeney at Hill School.
Wrestling Last Night and Boxing Fatality Report
Wrestling results from Chicago Milwaukee Oklahoma and Texas towns are listed with several falls decisions in a two of three format. Tommy Alley defeated Dr Fred Meyers in Toronto while Dr Marty Fields beat Jim Henry in Tulsa. A boxing fatality reports Leon S Quesnell, 30, of Grand Forks dying of heart attack during an amateur bout in Langdon North Dakota after collapsing in the third round.
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Millers May Meet Pick of Sportwriters Team
Millers lead the American Association with a 1½ game edge after edging Indianapolis 8 7. Minneapolis plans the all star game July 30 if first place holds or July 18 if an eastern club overtakes. Louisville beats St Paul 10 9 in a 17 hit slugfest as Kansas City and Columbus rain out.
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Baseball Results Reported From Yesterday's Games
National League games were postponed by rain in Boston and Chicago while Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 and New York topped St. Louis 6 to 3. Brooklyn lost 7 to 1. American League action saw Boston at St Louis postponed due to rain with Philadelphia winning 5 to 1 against Chicago in a 12 inning affair and New York 5 Detroit 2. American Association results included Kanisville 10 over Columbus 9 and Milwaukee 10 over Toledo 4 with Indianapolis 7 and Minneapolis & drawing.
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Baseball Averages And Leaders From Various Clubs
Jagged OCR list shows multiple players and stats across teams including Vaughan Medwick Moore Ott Camills J Moore Greenberg Johnson Stone Cronin Almada and Lyons. Mentions batting totals runs batted in doubles triples home runs and stolen bases with several team affiliations and year context implied.
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Carl's and Civics Take Soft Ball League Games
Pleasant Grove travels to Tonganoxie for a 2 30 p m Sunday softball clash. The two teams meet in a ball game at Tonga noxie to determine standings in the local league.
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Locals Meet Kansas City in Ban Johnson Contest
Lawrence hosts Kansas City in a Ban Johnson League game at Holcom's Grove Sunday. Clarence Douglass joins the lineup in right field. Campbell on mound for KC and Tobler for Lawrence. Probable Lawrence lineup includes Sehon, Campbell, Babcock, Harris, Holcom, Jones, Douglass, Houk, Martinac.
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Japs Improve on Court Tour Shows Growth in Basketball
An all-star American squad returned from Japan saying the sport has grown rapidly in ten years. The team, featuring players from Southern California UCLA Iowa Pittsburgh and Oregon, won all fifteen games on the tour and predicted Japan will soon compete on a par with Americans.
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Golf Stars Train Ahead of Trans-Mississippi Test
Des Moines reports top midwest players warming up at Wakeonda course for next week’s trans-Mississippi championship. Ellis Rogers and Wichita six players with Hutchinson shooters test holes, Oklahoma City medalist Zell Eaton arrives with Harrison Smith, president of the association. Defending champion Leland Hamman of Waco also expected to participate as the 18-hole qualifying begins Tuesday.
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Captainship, racing results, and boxing title noted
AP recap marks events from the past years with Glegna Collett Vare named Curtis Cup captain, A C Bostwick's Mate finishing sixth in Ascot, Jack Sharkey beating Max Schmeling for heavyweight title, Ian Calling ousting Henry Cochet at Wimbledon, Maurice McCarthy winning Metropolitan amateur golf, and Babe Ruth's 23rd home run.
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