Louis Dominates Carnera in Ring Return at Big Park Fight
Thirty thousand spectators plus a Detroit crowd witness Sonny Louis deliver a crushing opening hook that downs Primo Carnera in the opening seconds and signals a probable world title bid. Braddock’s dwindling chances rise as the Italian presses a comeback, while managers push Carnera for box office appeal. The piece also notes tennis players flocking to Jurgensmier court as plans for a tournament form amid pleasant weather.
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Jimmy Braddock
Horatio Alger
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Panthers Claw Bombers In 20 5 Junior League Tilt
The Presbyterian Panthers defeated the United Brethren Bombers 20 to 5 at the high school diamond. Shriner hit the first circuit clout of the season, three triples were driven, and two double plays were turned as Webb relieved Oiler in the sixth inning.
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Gilmore
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Methodist’ Reds
Dutch Harper
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Sarazen Wins Massachusetts Open on Oak Hill Course
Gene Sarazen the East Brookfield farmer golfer captured the 72 hole Massachusetts Open title at Fitchburg matching the 285 record set by Gen Kerrigan in 1922 for a second time. He led by 14 strokes over the field after a 66 at Oak Hill and held a seven stroke lead at the halfway mark.
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Gene Sarazen
East Brookfield
Savol defeats Kazan in Harrisburg wrestling match
Joe Savol of Three Oaks Michigan defeated John Kazan of Toronto in one fall at the Harrisburg event featuring a 202 pounds versus 215 pounds bout.
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Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
John Kazan
Toronto
Unlucky King Grabs First Sack in Minneapolis Show
The King of the American Association finally breaks the knee jinx to hold first base for Minneapolis. Hauser hit two homers in an exhibition that recalled his old form. Longstreth reports bass plentiful near Longstreth with fish weighing one and a half to two pounds each.
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American Association
Minneapolis
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Longstreth
Ed Eberst
Oilmen Defeat Factory Team for Fourth Straight
Don Spencer's Conkle Oil recreation ball squad beat the Shoe Factory five 6-1 at 8S and S ball park, ending the first half of the Oilmen schedule. Huggins held the Shoemen to few hits while Roy Conkle and Larimer provided key offense and stellar defense at first base.
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Conkle Oil Recreation
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Shoemen
Roy Conkle
Oilmen
Larimer
Indian Field Rover Injured in Cleveland Incident
Earl Averill Indian center fielder hurt by a firecracker at a family picnic will miss three to six weeks. Doctors stitched four fingers and the right thumb and he suffered burns to the forehead and chest. Manager Walter Johnson plans to use Milton Galatzer in center until Averill returns.
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Averill
Cleveland Indians
Edward Castle
Walter Johnson
Conkle Qs Schedule Starts With Road Doubleheaders
Manager Spencer says the team is six wins and four losses for a .667 average, among the top first round marks. Remaining rainouts delay standings as Conkle Qs head to Shawnee Sunday for a double header and then to Corning for a July Fourth double header before a return game at Lancaster against Hocking Glassy ten.
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Lancaster
Hocking Glassy Ten
Owens Set to Snatch Honor at A A U Senior Meet
Jackie Owens from Ohio State leads eastern and midwestern athletes in the far west A A U Senior championships at San Diego, competing in only two events the 100 yard dash and the broad jump while chasing a 9.4 second world record. Charles Beetham of Ohio State is also highlighted in the half mile as strong rival.
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Calif
Jackie Owens
Ohio State
Charles Beetham
Steam roller Cunningham to run 1500 meters at AAU games
Glenn Cunningham, world record holder for the mile, enters the national AAU games in Lincoln Nebraska on July 3 and 4. He will compete in the 1500 meter event.
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Standings and results from yesterday American Association
St. Paul defeated Columbus 8 to 7 while Indianapolis faced Milwaukee in rain and Toledo was not scheduled. Minneapolis did not have a game.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Attendance Pleased Prexy as AA Nears Halfway Mark
The American Association nears the season's halfway point with strong fan support for four western clubs Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee Despite rain postponements attendance lifts and St Pauls New Deal club shows the biggest gain while Dutch Zwillings Kansas City Blues heat up at the plate Larry Rosenthal stars for St Paul in an 8 7 win over Columbus and Lee Stine earns the victory Kansas City beats Louisville 9 6 behind Suliks hitting Use Daily News Classified Column for results
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American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Zwilling
Kansas City Blues
Larry Rosenthal
Fleet St. Paul Ouer
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Columbus Red Birds
Rosenthal
Lee Stine
Sulik
Blues
Louisville
Colonels
Baseball Scores From National League Games
National League results show Philadelphia 12 over Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4 over Boston 2, Pittsburgh 5 over Boston 1, Brooklyn 7 over St. Louis 6 in ten innings. American League notes Detroit at Chicago with rain. only game scheduled.
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