Joe Louis to KO Conn in few rounds at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis 32, veteran champ, defends heavyweight title for the 22nd time tonight at Yankee Stadium. He is expected to KO Billy Conn in about the fourth round as fans brace for a swift victory amid skeptical talks of a $2 million gate. The standout training camp notes suggest a decisive showing.
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Weather outlook for Newark before heavyweight title bout
New York weather bureau predicts a cloudy day with light forenoon showers ended before the Joe Louis versus Billy Conn world heavyweight title fight at Yankee Stadium. Highs around 70 degrees, near 60 at ring time, with moderate to fresh northeasterly winds and no rain after midmorning.
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Louis Conn Bout Preview at Madison Square Garden
The article previews the Louis Conn boxing match as Louis trains for a possible knockout while Billy Conn vows to avoid slugging and box smartly. Weigh-in expectations place Louis at about 208 pounds and Conn at 182 with referees Eddie Joseph or Benny Leonard under consideration.
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Springfield Names Chief Justice in Court of Claims Move
Robert P. Eckert of Freeport, a five year state court of claims member, was named chief justice by Governor Green, succeeding George Fisher who resigned after election as Chicago Superior Court judge. A separate note follows about Delia Gannon planning a 3150 mile flight to Ireland from Chicago marked by a single stop for refueling in Newfoundland.
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Louis Conn Title Fight Promoted With Final Quotes
Monroe Time reports hours before the bout. Odds hover around 12 to 5, possibly rising. Joe Louis vows a knockout and a hard 210 pound peak, while Billy Conn promises peak form for 15 rounds, declaring he will fight to win or die trying.
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Western Trip Reveals Red Sox Are Human
The Boston Red Sox endure a Western swing that shows their edge has frayed. Joe Cronin’s lineup lost to Bob Munchel’s 1-0 shutout in Chicago after Ferriss pitched on short rest, narrowing their lead to seven games over the Yankees. Weather and protests shadowed a tight slate as Cincinnati and Chicago beat rivals, while Bucky Walters dominated the Giants.
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Monroe Junior Legion Seeks Revenge in Non-League Tilt
Monroe American Legion juniors travel to Sportsman's Park for a non league game with New Glarus Juniors Thursday evening aiming to avenge a 4-3 loss in their only meeting this season. Beloit leads the circuit after a 9 0 forfeit win over Orfordville while Monroe beat Footville 9 2 and Janesville faces Evansville.
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Wisconsin Crew Heads to Seattle for Big 2000-Meter Race
Wisconsin's unbeaten crew departs by plane tonight for Seattle to contest a 2000-meter Northwest Maritime regatta on Lake Washington Saturday. Varsity rowers Carl Holtz stroke Dick Tipple No 7 Dick Mueller No 6 Fred Suchow No 5 Coxswain Gorc and reserves Jacob Valentine Andy Allen travel with Coach Allen Walz's squads. Morning and afternoon workouts are planned for Friday ahead of the race.
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How They Stand National League and American League Results
National League standings show Brooklyn St Louis tied around 4 and 27 with Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and New York in pursuit. American League results include New York at Chicago rained out and several key scores like Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 3 and Cincinnati 10 New York 0. Tomorrow schedules list multiple doubleheaders and cross-league matchups.
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Social visits and family gatherings noted in Monroe area
Mr and Mrs Joe Jones and family visited Mr and Mrs Charles Jones in Monroe. Clarence Morton and Janesville visitors saw Zetta Broadley. Albert Bauer and sons visited Janesville friends. Susan Shippman, former Judo resident, was with Lee Pengra and relatives. Howard Haman left for Oakland after visiting Chester Haman. Gertrude Newman attended Berryman reunion at Lake Leota. Lawrence Hartwig and family visited Ed Hartwig. Guy Hogar Woodford joined Earl Feldt er and El T Labr in Racine. Shower for Miss Mardell Norder before wedding to Ervin Matzke. Frank Vereh and family from Kenosha visited their home here. R Ricks and family of Footville stayed with Frank Vereh.
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Deal on to Buy Cleveland Indians
Chicago confirms a possible deal to buy the Cleveland Indians involving Bill Veeck Jr. and Harry Grabiner with talks ongoing and a favorable outlook. Harridge says negotiations are in progress while Bradley and Sherwin deny firm offers. Veeck, famed for Milwaukee Brewers ownership, plans advisory role if the sale goes through.
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Mail dog Bubbles delivers bags in Armstrong Minn
Postmaster Odean Olson’s police dog Bub bles helps by carrying mail daily at 5 15 p m when the Milwaukee railway mail train whistle sounds He drops the pouch at the station then retrieves it to return to the post office The wedding veil is thought to ward off evil spirits against the bride and is considered an ancient superstition
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Fishermen Split on Proposed Changes in Wisconsin Waters
Nearly 100 representatives of Green Bay area commercial fishermen met with Dr. Edward Schnaberger to react to four proposed changes in fishing laws. They opposed smaller herring net mesh but supported extending the lake trout season and marketing dates for suckers. They split on shifting the opening hour to noon and rejected an international fisheries treaty.
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Milwaukeean to Get Hearing on Charge of False Allegiance
Milwaukee resident Knauer whose U.S. citizenship was revoked for falsely denouncing his German ties in 1937 faces a hearing at Ellis Island after the U.S. court system upheld the revocation. He was jailed in Milwaukee and to be moved to New York for the enemy alien board review. Additionally, Deputy Sheriff Cole found a 15 inch tool left inside a car tire, causing a bumping noise.
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Contracts for 91 Millions in Flood Control Work in Year
The War Department Army Engineers let contracts totaling over 91 million dollars for rivers harbors and flood control projects from V J Day to June 1 signaling peacetime operations. Invitations are out for bids on more projects and a further 308 million dollars in funds become available July 1.
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Finland Keeps World War I Debt Record Intact
The Finnish treasury reported receipt of 166 479.74 dollars as the semi annual interest installment from Lithuania, keeping Finland from default on its World War I debt. The Baltic country sent the funds to Washington.
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