Louis Schmeling bout recalled in sports roundup
Eddie Brietz chronicles memories of Louis versus Schmeling, noting bets on a knockout, the crowd’s reaction, and the aftermath. It mentions Max Schmeling’s entourage, ringside bets, and the fight’s enduring impact, with references to figures like General Phelan and Pete Herman. The piece also touches on injuries and deaths linked to boxing figures from that era.
Sluggers Edge Central Giants In Junior League
In the Junior League game Hilltop Sluggers beat the Giants 8 to 6. Jack Roberts pitched all nine innings for the winners while Cecil End and Bill Spence Jr did for the losers. Bill Shaw hit a two run homer and Pred Davis doubled. An exhibition game with All-stars is scheduled for 5 30 this evening on the athletic field.
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Hilltop Sluggers
Giants
Jack Roberts
Cecil
Bill Spence
Bill Shaw
Davis
Louis Knocks Out Schmeling In Two Minutes Four Seconds
Joe Louis, 24 year old Alabama Negro, delivers a stunning knockout of Max Schmeling in 2 minutes 4 seconds at Yankee Stadium before 80 000 spectators. The victory, the fastest heavyweight title stoppage, sets up potential future bouts with Max Baer while Schmeling concedes defeat after a fierce, one sided bout.
Louis Volunteers Guess He's Gettin Better
New York June 23 AP Joe Louis heavyweight champion says he is getting better after a one round knockout of Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. He tells reporters he feels relief at being champ and notched more than a single punch kept him moving. Schmeling vows to fight again as he concedes defeat and ignores the crowd outside in his dressing room. Ignatz Paderewski speaks multiple languages with ease.
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Phelan
Axing Commission
Farseat
Larry Mac
Dodgers
Pete Herman
New
Louis
Schmeling
O'Rourke
Max
Jim Eusace
Mike Jacobs
Sta
New York
Joe Louis
Alabama
Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling
Joe
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Baer
Bronx
Slaughter
Arthur Donovan
Heinrich Dieckhoff
Ringsiders
Max Mahhon
Donovan
Germany
Alexander
Champeen
Braddock
Standings update from American Association and majors
American Association games include Columbus at Milwaukee with rain and tied or rescheduled. Kansas City 10 Toledo 4. Minneapolis 10 Louisville 7. St Paul 7 Indianapolis 3. National League results show New York 6 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 4 Boston 2. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain. American League scores Cleveland 3 New York 1 and Cleveland 7 New York 1. Detroit 8 Boston 3. Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 1. Chicago 16 Washington 3. Only scheduled games listed for some leagues.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
National League Club
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Ones
St Louis
Night slate features eight major matchups across cities
Indianapolis hosts Columbus in a night game while Louisville faces Toledo St Paul meets Milwaukee Minneapolis travels to Kansas City Cincinnati plays New York St Louis visits Boston Chicago meets Philadelphia Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn New York visits Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington challenges Chicago Boston battles Detroit plus a note that hydrogen has the simplest atomic structure of all elements.
Indians Whip Yankees Twice In Doubleheader Sweep
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees in both ends of a doubleheader 3-1 and 7-1. Lefty Gomez lost the opener after a two-run first inning error, while Johnny Allen pitched a four-hitter in the nightcap, Bruce Campbell hitting a decisive three-run homer. The Indians widened their lead over their rivals to 3 1/2 games as Boston and other contenders faltered.
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Sid Feder
Associated Press
Yankees
Jake Ruppert
Col
Jake
Gehrig and Company
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
Yanks
Lefty Gomez
Johnny Allen
Bruce Campbell
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Lefty Grove
Bill Terry
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Monte Stration
White Sox
Washington Esnators
Athletics
Howard Mills
St. Louis Browns
Leu Warneke
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Cubs
Phillies
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Youngster Lefebvre Delivers In Major League Debut Victory
Holy Cross graduate Maybe Lefebvre, a pitcher who can hit, homered on his first major league at bat for the Boston Red Sox. He later helped Minneapolis win 10 to 7 in the American Association debut, adding a double and an RBI. The Apostles of St. Paul beat Indianapolis 7 to 3 as Kansas City won a sixth straight by 10 to 4 over Toledo. A Columbus-Milwaukee game was postponed due to wet grounds. A Tulsa minister sued a theatre for damages over bank-night losses to his church collections.
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Kansas City
Wilfrid Lefebvre
Holy Cross
Boston Red Sox
Leroy Parmelee
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis
Lefebvre
Apostles of
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Crow Hunters To Meet This Week Convention Opens At American Hotel
The Fourth annual Ohio Crow Hunters convention and the second National Crow Shoot proceed Friday and Saturday with events at the American Hotel. A Friday luncheon precedes committee reports and officer elections. crow shoot entries are announced post election. Contestants draw for positions and assign scorekeepers. scoring rewards knowledge, crow call skill, first crow killed, and additional crows within range.
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Ohio
Pickaway County
Jackson Independents Join Central Ohio League
The Jackson Independents replace Marion in the Central Baseball League starting Sunday at 2 30 against Logan on the local diamond. Newark visits Lancaster, Federal Glass plays Mansfield, and New Philadelphia meets Coshocton as league games unfold. President Joe Donnelly cited Marion's unreliability and announced Harold Rowe of Wellston as manager. Logan Merchants beat Lancaster Moose 2 1 last Sunday and aim for a third win when Jackson arrives.
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Jackson Independents
Marion
Joe Donnelly
Logan
Newark
Lancaster
Federal Glass
Mansfield
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Donnelly
Central Baseball League
Jackson
Ohio
Harold Rowe
Wellston
Logan Merchants
Lancaster Moose
Chinese Relief Fund Reaches Halfway Mark
Dr Charles F Rauch chairman of the local Red Cross reports a response to the fund drive totalling 95 00 with four churches contributing last Sunday and others expected to meet the quota this coming Sunday He says Red Cross has never failed to meet its quota and will not at this time Contributions may be given through churches local headquarters in the Court House or to M D Heft chapter treasurer A full list will be published early next week Also three full length films show at Argentine theatres
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Charles F. Rauch
Red Cross
Radio Schedule Fragment From W e t 1 9 4 0s
A fragmented listing shows a dense radio timetable with stations WLW WBNS WHKC and various program titles and hosts. It catalogs hour by hour offerings from 5:30 PM through 4:45 AM including music talk news sports and variety acts featuring hosts such as Henry Weber John Agnew Bing Crosby Amos n Andy and Betty Crocker among others, reflecting a busy regional lineup.
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Hs Alles
Ate Smith
Good News
WBNS
Bowes
Harmonaires
WHKC
Bob Crosby
WLW
Bing Crosby
Jim Cooper
Ferneau
Amos
Andy
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Adeline
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Deacon Moore
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Charlie Agnéw
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Merrymakers
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Betty Crocker
Kitty Kelly
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Myrt
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Choir Loft
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Betty
Bob
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Life’s Road
Jenny
Lise Wilder
Mary McBride
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Radio Ranch
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Farm & Home
Farm Voice
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Spectator
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Sawyer
Linda
Red Joyner
Valiant
Kitty Keene
Mary Marlin
Buffalo
Ma Perkins
Music Moods
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Fed. Housing
Har. Stokes
Dan Harding
Julia Blake
Eton Boys
Hatterfields
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Louis Rich
Sing. School
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