Louis Galento Looms for 15 Round Title Bout
Joe Louis and Tony Galento prepare for a 15 round heavyweight fight at Yankee Stadium. Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a gate near half a million as betting shifts toward Galento after serious training. Louis aims to KO Galento quickly, while Galento predicts a fifth round knockout and projects bossing the bout.
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New York
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Galento
Summit
Tony
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Bash Boulevard
Bronx
Week End Sport Briefs From Across The Nation
Henry Picard wins the An thracite open with a 273 total after a 68 final round in Scranton. Gar Wood Jr. dominates national intercollegiate outboard racing with 3328 points, winning classes A and B in Montauk. Morey Lewis defeats Bob Madden 6 2 6 3 6 3 to claim men's singles in Canadian tennis in Windsor. Glenn Cunningham fails to beat Sydney Wooderson in a special metropolitan A A U track event at 3 10 mile, Archie San Romani sets mile mark of 4 13.7. Townsend B. Martin wins the Brooklyn handicap in New York with 1 48 1/5 for a mile and an eighth, tying the track record and beating Ketcham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Henry Picard
Montauk
N. C
Gar Wood
University of Tulsa
Windsor
Ont
United States
Morey Lewis
Texarkana
Tex
Bob Madden
Detroit
Jersey City
Glenn Cunningham
Sydney Wooderson
Metropolitan A. A. CU
Jin
Wooderson
Archie San Romani
New York
Townsend B. Martin
Brooklyn
Baseball great Carl Hubbell notches 200th win
A year ago Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants pitched a 5-0 shutout against the Chicago Cubs to record his 200th major league victory. Also noted is Van Mungo tying a major league strikeout record with seven consecutive batsmen. Three, five years ago, notable: Henry Cotton led the first round of the British Open with a 67.
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Carl Hubbell
York Giants
Chicago Cubs
van Mungo
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Henry Cotton
Hanson Named Sabetha Head Coach Succeeding Ayres
Floyd Hanson former KU athlete is appointed head coach at Sabetha High School, succeeding Leo Ayres. The hire places Hanson in charge of Sabetha athletics and coaching staff.
City Golf Match Set for July at Lawrence Course
The city amateur championship will be played at the Country Club course with pairings formed July 4 and qualification rounds by July 4. Entry is open to Lawrence amateurs meeting club residency rules with a $1 fee. Defending champ Pontius and past winner Oatman will not enter, leaving a new champion to emerge.
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Charles A
Chip” Galloway
Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence
Hillview Club
Chick Pontius
Glenn Oatman
Galloway
Percy Parks Dies After Interurban Collision
Percy H. Parks athletic director at Wyandotte High School Kansas City Kan died Saturday night from injuries in a collision last Wednesday between an interurban car and the auto he rode in with four others. The 48 year old coach led strong football and basketball programs at Wyandotte for 12 years. A native of Cedar Vale Kan he was KU alumnus 1922 and a Jayhawk pitcher. He is survived by wife Helen M Parks and their 9 year old daughter Janet Anne.
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Percy H. Parks
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Kan
Parks
University of Kansas
K.U
Wyandotte
Cedar Vale
Jayhawk
Olathe
Olathe High School
Wrandotte
Helen M. Parks
Janet Anne Parks
Tonight's Ball Games at South Park and Woodlawn Park
At South Park the Rinky Dinks meet the Jayhawks at 5 30. City faces the Co-Ops at 4 30. Seybold Juniors of Topeka play Lawrence Juniors at 4 00 at Woodlawn Park. Oters oppose Paper Mill at 4 30 in Woodlawn Park.
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Rinky Dinks
Jayhawks
South Park
City
Seybold Juniors
Topeka
Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Oters
Paper Mill
Standings Soon Across Leagues In Early Season Play
Standings show National League leaders Boston 8-2 and St Louis 5-0 with others including Brooklyn 6-? and Pittsburgh 5. American League lists St Louis 7-2 and New York 3-11 with Chicago at Boston rained out. Western Association has Muskogee 14-4 and Joplin 0, while American Association features Milwaukee 10-4 and St Paul 9-2 among others.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Western Association Topeka
Fort Smith
Salina
Springfield
Muskogee
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville A
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
National League
Pittsburgh Boston
Philadelph
Oston
St Louis
Baseball scores and notes from major leagues and Indy crash
Yesterday's box scores feature Lavagetto and the Dodgers beating the Pirates 6-5 with a two run ninth. West and Posedel lead Bees in a doubleheader driving in three runs while also contributing in offense and pitching. Tigers get big triples from Fox and McCosky in win over Senators. Kramer and Hildebrand split wins for Browns and Yankees with strong pitching. Passeau holds Phillies to four three. Chapman Trosky Heath and Caster power Indians clinch victory with seventh inning homers. Bonura drives Reds with a third inning single in 3-2 win. In Indianapolis June 26 Chet Miller released after Memorial Day crash injuries. Journal-World notes 76 percent subscribers read the classified page daily.
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Harry Lavagetto
Dodgers
Pirates
Max West
Bill Posedel
Bees
Cards
Pete Fox
Barney McCosky
Tigers
Senators
Jack Kramer
Browns
Oral Hildebrand
Yankees
Yanere
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Chicago
Phillies
Ben Chapman
Hal Trosky
Jeff Heath
Indians
George Caster
Athletics
Reds
Preparing for Par A Guided Warmup for Golf
A brief warmup enhances golf performance by loosening back shoulder and arm muscles unused in daily activity. Starting with the putter and gradually increasing swing practice helps players stretch wrists and refine technique without overstraining, reducing fault risk during rounds.
Etchen Family Dominates Kansas State Trapshooting
Wichita’s Rudy Etchen, 18, claimed the Junior state title by 99 of 100 then won singles with 198 of 200. Fred Etchen posted 99 of 100 in zone champion of champions but could not defend the title. Tom Palmer of Kansas City won the championship in a shoot-off with Jim Wymore after a 97 tie. Mrs. Fred Etchen won the women’s crown with 88 of 100. Mrs. Wymore had 74.
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Kansas City
Kan
Etchen
Wichita
Rudy
Fred Etchen
Kansas State Sportsmen’s Association
Tom Palmer
Jim Wymore
Salina
Wymore
Two-Team Race in Western Association Nears Battles
Fort Smith Giants and Joplin Miners lead the Western Association with a single game and a half separating them. Fort Smith hammered Topeka 12–7 and 14–1 while Hutchinson shut out Joplin 9–0. St Joseph slumped after doubleheader losses to Muskogee 14–2 and 4–2. Salina Miller's win over Springfield tightens the bottom standings.
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Topeka
Kan
Western Association
Fort Smith
Joplin
Fort Smith Giants
Miners
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Muskoree
Saints
Salina Millers
Millers
Springfield
Springfi
Muskogee
Topeka Orreeee Ee
Hutchinson Eee
Salina
Muddy Conditions Plague Golf Club After Rain Lashes Course
Heavy rain flood hits the golf course with water from a spring house pipe at 17 green and waterlogged greens. Holes are cut and water dipped. one green at 18 damaged. Mushrooms harvest on fairways 14 and 15. Over a dozen members enter the Kansas Men's State Amateur at Topeka starting Thursday. Glenn Oatman showcases in Topeka exhibition. C C Carl to attend a Jayhawk hotel meeting Thursday evening at 7:18. Frank McDonald and family recently joined as members.
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Country Club
Kansas
Topeka
Glenn Oatman
Shawnee
C. C. Carl
Jayhawk Hotel
Alvin Dahlene Wins in Special Horseshoe Tilt
Alvin Dahlene of Lawrence defeated Robert Bales of Kansas City Kansas 3 to 0 in a special exhibition match in Kansas City. Dahlene posted a higher percentage 80.9 and won the three games 30 35, 50 48, and 50 32. Rain postponed Lawrence and Baldwin team games scheduled for yesterday.
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Alvin Dahlene
Lawrence
Robert Bales
Kansas City
Kan
Dahlene
Baldwin
Miller Wins Exhibition at Topeka Golf Meet
Clancy Miller of Atchison won the special exhibition with a 69 two under par. Four top amateurs entered as a state tournament prep at Shawnee club. Frank Lojka posted 70, Dan Uzelac 71, Glenn Oatman 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy Miller
Atchison
Topeka
Miller
Frank Lojka
Leavenworth
Dan Uzelac
Kansas City
Glenn Oatman
Lawrence
Lawrence Semipros to host Topeka club Sunday game
The Rudy Patricks of Kansas City and the Lawrence Semipros had a game postponed due to wet grounds. A replacement contest is set for Sunday afternoon at Holcom's grove with Lawrence facing the Topeka Recreation club. Lawrence coach Farmer Ross says practice will be Wednesday at 5 30.
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Rudy Patricks
Kansas City
Lawrence Semipros
Holcom's Grove
Lawrence
Topeka Recreation Club
Farmer Ross
Blues take two from Minneapolis to rebound in standings
Kansas City beat Minneapolis 3 to 2 in both games to move back into first place by a game and a half as Milwaukee doubles St Paul 10 9 and 4 2. Louisville split with Toledo while Columbus topped Indianapolis in a double header 5 3 and 6 1. Todays games include Indianapolis at Columbus and Louisville at Toledo.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Millers
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
Indians
Indianapolis
Columbus
Sports Roundup From Summit Highlights Big Fights and Bets
Mike Jacobs sells more ringside seats than his box offices. Three polo games with the British cost sponsors 128000, while Louis-Galento rights loom. Wires tug to open Saratoga gambling joints for August. Joe Louis fitness concerns cited at Pompton Lakes. Dizzy Dean and Cubs pitching dispute noted. Syd Wooderson and other British heroes praised. Pepper Martin seeks zoo home guidance. Best sports picture shows Louis dozing in a row boat. Spitball questions linger in Major League. MSG Garden opens to fair visitors. Cincinnati outfield expectations and Red Cardinals error count referenced.
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Summit
N. J
Mike Jacobs
Sands Point
Louis-Galento
Saratoga
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Agricultural “Zoo
Eds
Fort Sill,Aim to Win Milburn Polo Finals at Wichita
In Wichita Kansas on June 26 Fort Sill Oklahoma will face Ft Riley Kansas in the Milburn polo tourney finals. Fort Sill defeated the Fairfield Polo club Wichita white team 11 to 3 in a semifinal match.
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Wichita
Kan
Fort Sill
Okla
Ft. Riley
Fairfield Polo Club
Scores From Chanute and Nearby Games
Chanute beat Coffeyville 2 to 3. Jula 12. Fort Scott 16. Independence 6 lost to Pittsburg 7. Marysville 3 defeated Manhattan 8. Garden City 0 beat Dodge City 2. Fairburg 4. Beloit 3 lost to Concordia 4. Junction City 5.
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Chanute
Coffeyville
Jula
Fort Scott
Independence
Pittsburg
Marysville
Manhattan
Garden City
Dodge City
Fairburg
Beloit
Concordia
Junction City
Valley area residents share visits and news
Miss Léna Jones and Miss Elizabeth Dunn travel notes enliven the week as locals visit Willis Dunn and Mrs. N F Thome. The Grange votes to skip July, planning August meetings at the Deitz home. Neighbor calls tally shows many names, Nadine Gann visits, and Neal Barks returns from hospital care.
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Myrtle
Florence Hyre
Lawrence
Willis. Dunn
Charlie Sanders
Lumbago
Léna Jones
Pleasant Valley
Elizabeth Dunn
San Diego
Calif
Wits Dunn
Am Jones
Pleasant Valley Thursay
Emma Nieder
Elsa Boerkircher
Magdaline Deitz
Rudolph Deitz
Neal Banks
Robert Wilson
John Dunn
Whitman
Walter
Charles
Lloyd Shuck
Solon Markley
Howard Longanecker
Joan
Charlotte
Margaret Gray
Florence
Pearl Brohammer
Ernestine
Lenora Pfantz
Maurice Knott
Harold Brohammer
Nadine Gann
Garnett
Helen
Betty Dreher
Miss Gann
Neal Barks
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Giants Sweep Reds In Three Games To Reach Thirteen Wins In Fifteen
The New York Giants under Bill Terry swept the Cincinnati Reds in a three-game series, extending a June run to 18 wins in 15 games. Zeke Bonura led the attack with RBI and a run-scoring triple as New York climbed to third place, half a game behind the Cardinals and four and a half behind the Reds. The Cubs and Bees chased the leaders with strong showings while the Dodgers edged the Pirates 6-5 and the Browns split with the Yankees. The Indians beat the Athletics in one and lost the other as Hal Trosky and Jeff Heath homered in the seventh to tie, and Casters won the nightcap. The Tigers bested the Senators 6-5 as Washington yielded two late runs, and the Red Sox and White Sox were rained out.
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Giants
REDS
New York
Bill Terry
Terribles
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Zeke Bonura
Cubs Rise
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Althe
Joe Marty
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Marty
Chicago
Claude Passeau
Kirby Higbe
Cubs
Boston Bees
St. Louis
Max West
Bees
Bill Posedel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland ‘Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Ben Chapman
Hal Trosky
Jeff’ Heath
Tribe
George ‘Casters
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Community Notes Show Gatherings and Local Visits
Thursday noon and she and Reta Mae were cared for in the home of Mrs. John Banks from Thursday till the following Wednesday. Howard Gray helps with harvest. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McNees spent Monday evening with Mrs. Mary Thomes. Mrs. W. J. Curtis hosted a reunion for Dad's day honoring Austin Flory and Florine Christenson and Twila June Bond with several relatives visiting from Atchison Lawrence and Colyer neighborhoods. Paul Curtis spends part of summer with Mrs. W. J. Curtis. Mr. Frantz was taken to hospital in Wadsworth for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Banks of Lawrence visited Mrs. John Banks and Mrs. Neal Banks.
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Reta Mae
John Banks
Howard Gray
Fred McKinneys
L. W. McNees
Mary Thomes
W. J. Curtis
Austin Flory
Florine Christenson
Twila June Bond
James Curtis
Thomas
Atchison
Frank Kelly
Denton
Lane Star
Everett Bond
Colyer
Frances Christenson
Lawrence
Paul Curtis
Frantz
Wadsworth
Kan
Frank Banks
Neal Banks
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Are Miller
Journal-World
Art Krenz
NEA Service
Ually
Ft. Smith and Joplin
Frank McDonald
Mr. McDonald
By Eddie Brietz
Charles Saulsberry
Oklahoma City Times
Syd Wooderson
Joe Beckett
Phil Scott
Tommy Farr
Thomas Lipton
Casey Steingel
Madison Square Garden
Red Cardinals
Ban Johnson
Valley Chapel
Judson Bailey
Altho Dolph Camilli
Babe Phelps
Pep Young
Bill Dickey
Up. Schulz the
Blevins & Son Cycle Shop
Harley-Davidson Agency
Ottawa
Goodyear Goodrich
Firestone
Fisk J
Fritz CO
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Sportsweer
Arrow Gordon
Arrow
Charlton
Insurance Agency
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