Louis Schmeling Fight Set at Yankee Stadium Tonight
The 24 year old Joe Louis defends his heavyweight title against Max Schmeling in a planned 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium with about 80 000 spectators expected. The broadcast will be on NBC Red and Blue networks heard on WREN Lawrence and WDAF Kansas City at 8 o clock Central. Louis is the 1 to 2 favorite amid heavy betting as the German seeks revenge for a 1936 knockout.
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New York
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Mike Jacobs
Max
Joe Jacobs
Commatazion
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Schmeling
U. S
Arthur Donovan
Green Point
Jack Blackburn
Speculator
Sports Calendar Roundup Wednesday to Friday
Wednesday events include Gas Co. versus Eagles at South Park at unknown time, K. E. P. against Lone Star at 9, Nehi vs. Green Brothers at Woodlawn Park 8:30, Bireleys vs. Bartz at Woodlawn Park 7:30, and an American Legion Gun club shoot on Highway 53 at 8. Thursday brings Yankees versus Tigers at South Park 6, Senior softball South End versus Bar bers at South Park 6, and Senior Southball Co Ops versus R E P at South Park 9. Friday lists Jay Hawks versus Rinky Dinks at South Park 6, Senior softball Co Ops versus Fagles at 8, Auto Service versus Odd Fellows at South Park 9, and Tonganoxie versus Bartz at Woodlawn Park 7:30.
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Gas Co
Eagles
South Park
O'Clock
Lone Star
North Lawrence
Nehi
Green Brothers
Woodlawn Park
Bireley’s
Bartz
American Legion
Highway 53
Town
Yankees
Tigers
South End
Barbers
Jay Hawks
Rinky Dinks
Fagles
Auto Service
Odd Fellows
Girls’ League
Tonganoxie
Blues Halt Slide in 16-0 Victory Over Toledo
Kansas City Blues snap a pennant slide with 16 to 0 over Toledo as Kemp Wicker fires four hits allowed. Eddie Miller and Bill Matheson pace the attack. Matheson hits a 410 foot homer. Indianapolis leads St Paul by two games as the Apostles split a two game set. Minneapolis edges Louisville 4-3. Milwaukee downs Columbus 6-5 in 11 innings.
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Indianapolis
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
ABA
Boston
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City Blues
Blues
St. Paul
Kemp Wicker
Eddie Miller
Bill Matheson
Matheson
Miller
Indians
Apostles
Blind author Snow writes despite blindness and fame
John Hix profiles Charles H. Snow a prolific California novelist who is blind since an explosion 25 years earlier. Snow details his writing method on a typewriter with daily readings and revisions and notes his vast output of 107 novels and strong English readership.
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Snow
Charles H. Snow
California
Charles Snow
Ohio Series Seen Acesin All Ohio Showdown Paths
The Indians hammered the Yankees 10 5 to pace the American League while the Reds sit one and a half games behind the Giants in the National League after a 6 2 win over Hubbell. Red Sox reach two behind Yanks after two games with Detroit as Higgins links a 12 game safety streak. Foxx ties for homers with 19. Kelley seals a 7 0 win for Washington.
Physical Education Conference at KU to Focus on Public Schools
The state educational summer conference at the University of Kansas June 27 will center on physical education in public schools. Dr. GC H McCloy of Iowa and Alfred C Anderson of St. Louis will speak on school facilities recreation and educator perspectives. The program includes noon talks by Ray Kanehl and evening sessions led by Dr. McCloy, Mr. Anderson, Supt. W L Rambo, and Dean R A Schwegler with varied educators attending all sessions.
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GC. H. McCloy
American Physical Education Association
University of Iowa
Alfred C. Anderson
St. Louis
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Lindley
Ray E. Kanehl
East High School
Wichita
W. L. Rambo
Paola
Dean R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
A. R. Young
Anthony
Helen Barnett
Kansas City
Kan
W. H. Mifflin
Coffeyville
W. T. Trusler
State Teachers College of
Baseball Scores From The Back Page
Oral Hil debrand pitched five hits as the Browns defeated the Athletics 5 to 2. Charley Root earned relief pitching for the Cubs in a 4 to 3 win over the Phillies. Jim Turner limited the Cardinals to five hits as the Bees won 3 to 1. The Dodgers lost at home to the Pirates 9 to 3 in their second night game at Ebbets Field.
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Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Athletics
Cubs
Charley Root
Phillies
Jim Turner
Cardinals
Bees
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Pirates
Jayhawks Beat Cubs in Junior League Tilt at South Park
The Jayhawks defeated the Cubs 10 to 8 in a junior league baseball game played at South Park yesterday afternoon.
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Jayhawks
Cubs
Southpark
Scores from Yesterday in American and National Leagues
Baseball results from last night across the American and National Leagues show wins by Kansas City over Toledo 16 to 0 and Cincinnati over New York 6 to 2 among others. The Journal-World ad promotes a vacation subscription at 25 cents a month.
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Major Leagues Leaders Overview
The leaders include Lombardi and Martin sharing batting .3548. Ott leads runs with 45 for New York while Goodman of Cincinnati has 48. Ott and Goodman tie with 16 home runs. Pitching leader Klinger has 51 wins. Averill hits 79. Foxx leads in RBIs with 75.
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Cincinnati
Martin
Philadelphia
Ott
New York
Goodman
McCormick
Moore
Suhr
Pittsburgh
Riggs
Mize
St. Louis
Hack
Chicago
Galan
Roy
Brooklyn
Klinger
Brown
Averill
Cleveland
Travis
Washington
Foxx
Boston
Lewis
Gehringer
Detroit
York
Cramer
Cronin
Fox
Heath
Keltner
Tewis
Kreevich
Oatman Posts 72 In Trans-Mississippi Qualifying
Lawrence’s Glen Oatman tied for high score with 72 to lead Trans Miss Golf qualifying in Lincoln Nebraska. Oatman KU golf coach is paired with Lincoln’s Harry Kauffman who shot 77 to qualify.
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Glen Oatman
Lawrence
Lincoln
Ober's Defeat Paper Mill and Topeka Harshbergers
Ober's won two games at Woodlawn Park: a 16 to 9 league win over Paper Mill and a 9 to 5 exhibition victory against Harshberger garage of Topeka. The text also notes J H Swart, station agent at Kahlotus, has one railroad job in a million and a weekly train schedule with Sundays as his day off.
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H PO E French Aw
Coleman
Ean O Holcom
Ft Goff
Boardman
Pierce
Auto Service edges Union Cab in extra innings
In a Southpark senior league softball clash Auto Service edged Union Cab 12 to 11 after a late comeback. Sanders opened the final frame with a two base hit and Botts drove him in with a double to seal the win. In the nightcap Union Cab girls beat Tonganoxie girls 13 to 10.
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Sanders
Botts
Union Cab Girls
Tonganoxie Girls
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Tuttle
Schiller
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Ae Sans
Cresses
Tonga
H. Seymore
J. Grems
Es Gilliand
Black
Winkelman
Ti Allen
Gabel
Freeman
L. Seymore
P. Enoch
Union Cab
Tonganoxie
Baseball Roundup of Standout Pitches and Hitting Feats
Jim Weaver and Bucky Walters combined for four hitless innings to beat the Giants 6-2. Jeff Heath drove in four as Cleveland outslugged New York 10-5. Jim Turner’s five hitless innings powered the Bees past the Cardinals 3-1. Pinky Higgins and Ray York set hitting marks in a Red Sox Tigers doubleheader with Higgins’ 12 game hitting streak and York homers in both games. Red Sox won 8-3 and Detroit 5-4. Charley Root relieved with two hits in four innings as the Cubs beat Philadelphia 4-3. Harry Kelley and Al Simmons led the Senators past the Athletics with Kelley allowing five hits and Simmons driving in four.
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Jim Weaver
Bucky Walters
Reds
Giants
Jeff Heath
Indians
Cleveland
Yankees
Jim Turner
Bees
Cardinals
Pinky Higgins
Red Sox
Ray York
Tigers
Higgins
Tgers
York
Detroit
Charley Root
Cubs
Phillies
Harry Kelley
al Simmons
Senators
Kelley
Simmons
Hom
Nats shut out White Sox 7 0 in sparsely detailed recap
In a brief score recap the Washington Nationals blanked the Chicago White Sox 7 0. The article notes Ora Hildebrand of the Browns allowed five hits and struck out seven in a 5 3 win over the Athletics. Russ Bauers of the Pirates yielded four hits and struck out seven in a seven inning relief win 9 3 over the Dodgers.
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White Sox
Ora
Hildebrand
Browns
Athletics
Russ Bauers
Pirates
Dodgers
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Pinky) Higgins
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