Schmeling Confident Ahead of Louis Title Bout
Schmeling arrives in New York ahead of the 15 round heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. The German seeks a second win after their 1936 match and a 12th round knockout. About 75 000 fans are expected for a $900 000 gate as experts split on the outcome.
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Four Corners
Fight Odds and Pre Fight Plans for Schmeling Louis Showdown
Plans for weighing in at noon and brisk advance ticket sales set the stage for the Schmeling Louis bout. Dr. William Walker deems both in perfect condition while experts and ex champions offer sharp, mixed forecasts. Weather is favorable and radio screen rights may push the million dollar gate. Max Baer notes Louis’s recent form and predicts a knockout in a heated classic.
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World Heavyweight Title Fight Louis Schmeling at Yankee Stadium
New York reports the world heavyweight championship bout between Joe Louis of Detroit and Germany's Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. The fifteen round main event is slated for 8 p.m. CST with a potential rain date set for June 23 and anticipated attendance near 75 000 and receipts around 900 000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Strange As It Seems: Silk Worms and Hail Rods
A historical survey explains early silk production from 2600 B C onward noting monks smuggling eggs to Constantinople and Justinian’s monopoly. It describes Persian silk farming methods and a claim about 2000 to 3000 feet of silk per cocoon. It also covers French hail rods trials and their failure.
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China
Huang-ti
Constantinople
Justinian
Mediterranean
Persia
India
Arabia
Tuesday Sports Calendar for Local Leagues
Tuesday shows Jay Hawks meet Cubs at South Park at 6.00. Tonganoxie faces Union Cab in Girls at South Park at unspecified time. Senior softball City faces Auto Service at South Park at 9.00. Paper Mill meets Others at Woodlawn Park at 7.30.
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Jay Hawks
Cubs
South Park
Tonganoxie
Union Cab
Auto Service
North Lawrence
Paper Mill
Woodlawn Park
Gas Cave
Eagles
Lone Star
Nehi
Green Brothers
Riveley’s
Bartz
American Legion
Highway 59
Town
Yankees
Tigers
South End
Barbers
O'Clock
Rinky Dinks
Odd Fellows
Girls’ League
K E P Softball Team Defeats Cutters 13 to 6
The Kansas Electric Power softball team defeated the Cutters 13 to 6 at Woodlawn park. KE P piled 11 hits, led by Reed and Oyler doubles and Reed’s home run. Pitcher Herb Pine earned the win as errors marked the erratic seven inning game.
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Woodlawn Park
Cutters
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Light Company
K.E.P
W. Reusch
Reed
Oyler
Bob Reed
Herb Pine
Hagerman
Altho
K.E.P. Company
Osawatomie
Paper Mill
Barbers and South End Win Softball Victories
The Barbers routed the Odd Fellows 15 to 0 and the South End beat the Co-Ops 11 to 7 in senior softball at Southpark last night. Scores were 15 0 and 11 7 for the two games.
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South End
Odd Fellows
Southpark
Aba
Harshfield
P Warren
Haden
Warren
Starkfleet
Sai Wwignelsworth
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Cf Paxton
Dittrich
Simonds
Ny Edmonds
Rf Sells
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Howard
H PO
Handlee Dockery
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Avey
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Lemon
Ay Bartz
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Husted
Fanne
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Ficher
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Allen
Craig
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Hauser
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Avis
Seelig
Rs Woods
Neider
McCall
Cediedtsnare Johnson
Attianienee
Yesterday's Scores From Baseball By The AP
The record lists American Association games including Toledo 10 over Milwaukee 9 and Kansas City 13 over Columbus 3. Other results show Minneapolis 6-4 over Indianapolis 1-9, St Paul 7-10 over Louisville 2-3, and Chicago 5 over Brooklyn 1 in 13 innings. Also BAN JOHNSON BASEBALL Beloit 10 over Concordia 9.
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Roundup of boxing and sports notes from New York
A June 21 roundup cites Louis in a projected ten rounds or less, mentions Vander Meer no hitter fame and McKechnie field reaction, Braddock refereeing, Ambers training for a July 26 title bid with Armstrong, Bill Terry’s pennant doubts, Tubby Walton umpire in Georgia, Dick Merrill’s Aqueduct winnings, and a historic 1898 Nameoki bout.
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New York
Louis
Porter
Kite
John Roxborough
Julian Black
Joe Louis
Bill Bentley
Tucson
Ariz
Clair
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill McKechnie
Vander Meer Bist
Bill Terry
Tubby Walton
Atlanta
Man
Lincoln Park Softball Schedule First Session
Lincoln Park posts the first session schedule listing games from June 21 to August 10 featuring Ramblers Brown Bombers Mules Mohawks Bulldogs Skatz girls Midges 7 Open and C C C 767 two teams among others with matches on consecutive days and varying pairings.
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Lincoln Park
Ramblers
Brown Bombers
C.C.C
Mules
Mohawks
Bulldogs
Skatz Girls
Rombers
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Midgets
Bombers
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Yale Wins EIBL Title In 14 Inning Win Over Harvard
A year ago Yale captured the eastern intercollegiate baseball league crown by defeating Harvard 7 4 in a 14 inning classic. The win highlighted a season of strong pitching and clutch hitting for the Bulldogs.
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Yale
Harvard
Jesse Owens
de Hart Hubbard
Lou
RestE Rderda Stars Stirs In Extra Inning Victory
The report notes Ival Goodman drove in the deciding run with a triple after an initial RBI fly, as Reds defeated Bees 3-1 in 13 innings. Bill Lee earned a 5-1 Cubs win over the Dodgers with seven hits and three walks, fanning five for his eighth victory. Flash Gordon contributed two singles and a homer, while Chan Adler hit a homer and a single in an eight hit effort to beat the Browns 8-4.
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Associated Press
Ival Goodman
Ieds
Reds
Bees
Bill Lee
Cubs
Dodgers
Flash Gorden
Spud Chandler
Yankees
Gordon
Homer
Chanadler
Browns
Lou Fette Struggles Highlight Bees Downfall
Lou Fette's winless streak grows as he endures a tough season with the Boston Bees. Cincinnati’s 18 inning 3-1 win, aided by Lonnie Frey on base and Ival Goodman’s timely hits, shifts pennant race standings near the top. The Cubs stay close by routing Brooklyn, while the Yankees pull even with St Louis in the American League replay.
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Boston Bees
Lou
Boston
Fette
Bees
Cincinnati
Indians Meet St. Paul In Poleaceful American Association Clash
Indianapolis Indians aim to extend leadership in the American Association as they face St. Paul Saints after St. Paul snapped Louisville streaks. Kansas City beats Columbus, while Minneapolis and Indianapolis split a twin bill with a 9 to 4 Tribe win in the nightcap. Norman Branch relieved in victory.
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Colonels
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Columbus
Norman Branch
Bob Miller
Red Birds
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Tribe
Ted
Williams Slugger Fails Hit Streak Yet Lifts Team in Slugfest
Minneapolis slugger Williams, who had a 21 game hitting streak, went hitless in the first game but belted his 22nd homer in the second. Toledo rallied with three runs in the ninth to edge Milwaukee 10 to 9 in a high scoring clash.
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Williams
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Baseball Leaderboard Totals Across Leagues
A compilation shows Batting leaders Medwick Ott Goodman and Martin with top averages, runs, and RBIs. Pitching leaders Klinger Grove and Allen appear, while other stars like Averill Foxx Lewis Gehringer and Kreevich table the season highlights. A note says Department of National Economy experts study Mexico's coffee industry after Brazil announced free export.
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Medwick
St. Louis
Martin
Philadelphia
Ott
New York
Goodman
Cincinnati
McCormick
Moore
MccCormick
Riggs
Mize
Suhr
Pittsburgh
Hack
Chicago
Galan
Kay
Brooklyn
Klinger
Brown
Averill
Cleveland
Boston
Trosky
Foxx
Lewis
Washington
Greenberg
Gehringer
Detroit
York
Travis
Cramer
Cronin
Heath
Keltner
Kreevich
Grove
Allen
Department of National Economy
Mexico
Brazil
Overbrook Notes on Club Luncheon and Community News
Overbrook hosts a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. J H Culbert sen home with several members absent. The Boy Scouts plan a camping trip. A string of local visits, graduations, and illnesses follows, including a 50th birthday of the Overbrook Citizen and a history of the local newspaper.
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Thimble Club
J. H. Culbertsen
J. W. Valentine
Ira Kimble
W. E. Topping
Jimmie Ernst
Boy Scouts
Betty
Pegey Friend
Highland Park
James Sullivan
William Madden
Frank Albaugh
Overbrook
Frank Simons
Laura Simons
Marion Center
Charles Albaugh
Leeper
Richland
Kate Wizer McCoy
Lecompton
Kansas City
Herbert Valentine
Jean
Margaret Fisher
Herbert Friend
Frank Karnes, Jr
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Keith Karnes
Clarence Courser
Lawrence Persinger
S. A. Stauffer
Overbrook Herald
Joel Kesler
Dr. May
Kesler
Kansas State Bank
S. W. Stauffer
Willard Interviews Broadcast From WREN Studio
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard, 1915 to 1919, appeared live on NBC Red via WREN studios in a three minute interview. He and friends filled the Silver Studio as engineers prepared the wire for Chicago and the Red network. Willard predicted Schmeling will beat Louis, citing Schmeling’s past record, and then headed to Glendale with his wife after autographing for local boys.
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Tom Ellis
Quenemo
Charles Ellis
Florence Gunn
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Carl Andrews
W. H. Berger
Joseph
Ronald Johnson
George A. Lerigo
C. H. Lerrigo
Topeka
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J. A. Kesler
Anna Moore
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George B. Maichel
George Maichel
Kansas State College
Overbrook
Rennie Hupp
California
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Paul Fishburn
Elizabeth Oveson
Boulder
Colo
Murray Wilson
Salina
A. L. Ovason
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Roy
Julia Roy
Overland Park
John Dodder
Eleanor Hart
Pittsburg
Selon Gilmore
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George
Willis
Denver
Cora Karnes
Lane
Marlin Baxter
Marjory
Marlin
Mary Holbert
Jess Willard
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Jack Johnson
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jess
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Lawrence
Kane
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