Louis Beats Conn in Banner 8th Round KO at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis defeats Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium in a one sided bout winning by knockout at 2 19 of the eighth. Louis dominates after cautious rounds as 45,266 fans pay 1.25 dollars to witness the heavyweight title defense. Conn concedes Louis’s superiority and vows not to fight again this year.
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Louis Dominates Conn In Lively Title Fight
In a fierce bout Louis overwhelms Conn through rounds five to seven and finishes in the eighth with a right cross that opens a cut and drops Billy for the count. Louis earns about 577000, Conn around 289000, with Billy eyeing retirement.
Dodgers and Cardinals Ride Strong Hatten and Wilks to Wins
Dodgers lefty Joe Hatten blanked the Pirates 7-0 for a decisive late-season win as St Louis righty Ted Wilks relieved and held Boston scoreless in an 8-3 Cards victory. Detroit edged Philadelphia 3-0 behind Virgil Trucks six-hitter as rain halts several slated games across the majors.
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Rankin to File Petition for Rehearing on Knauer Citizenship Revocation
Chicago lawyer Rankin said he will file a petition for rehearing of Knauer's citizenship revocation case upheld by the U S Supreme Court. A motion to stay the mandate is pending as Rankin seeks further review after Knauer was stripped of citizenship in 1943 for falsely renouncing German citizenship in 1937.
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Breadon Visits Pasquel Sparks Baseball Trade Talk
Mexico report says Sam Breadon president of the St. Louis Cardinals and NL vice president met Jorge Pasquel head of the Mexican league, fueling talk of olive branch talks and a possible Cards purchase. Breadon unavailable for comment, no hotel record of his stay.
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Pasquel House Guest Availability Cited
The report notes the house guest of Pasquel was not available for comment, with no further statements from the individual.
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Clarno Happenings In Personal Visits This Month
Mrs Gay Taft hosts visitors while Mr and Mrs Johnny Affolter stop by Emil Burgunder. Elaine Beckman returns home from a visit with Chester Beckman. Roy Reinmann visits Emil Grossen in Monroe. Selma Grenzow returns for the summer after Beloit College term. Milleville family from Sun Prairie visits Chester Beckman. Roy Schroeder and son Larry call on residents. Lichtenwalner couple travel to Madison. Tene: Wanted.
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