Shreveport Star Favored in 36-Hole State Final
Edwin McClure of Shreveport and George Bush of New Orleans reach the 36-hole final of the 15th Louisiana state tournament at Shreveport Country Club. McClure defeated Freddy Haas Jr. 6 and 5 after beating Bobby Anderson 5 and 3, while Bush beat Charley Moore 3 and 1 and Leon Rambin 1 up in 21 holes.
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Evangeline League Box Score Note
Opelousas and Alexandria clash in a late season baseball game with scores 6 to 29 and 9 runs for New Iberia against Jeanerctic. Lamey McDougal Barows Flowers Thompson and Camalo Lowe Smith contribute. game details incomplete.
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Dempsey Predicts Baer Could Reignite Boxing’s Zip
In a signed piece by Jack Dempsey, he argues Primo Carnera’s style dulls the crowd and predicts a Max Baer victory at the Garden Bowl on June 14 could revive boxing’s excitement. He recalls the 1921 Carpentier bout as a turning point and notes international matchups draw fans.
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Dressen Says Winning Formula Drives Vols to Top
Nashville manager Charlie Dressen cites blending strategy with aggressive baseball as the Vols lead the Southern Association pennant race. He credits pitchers, hitters Leiber and Weintraub, and rookies Ducker Martin O Malley Stafford Cuccinello for Nashville's strong climb.
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Grant to Defend Southern Title
The 49th southern amateur tennis tournament opens in Atlanta on Monday with Bryan Grant favored to win a sixth Dixie crown. The “Mighty Midget” has defeated stars like Ellsworth Vines and Frank Shields and faces revenge-minded challengers including John McDiarmid who beat Grant in Chicago and led in the first set of last year’s final.
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Baer Returns to Form as Title Fight Buzz Grows
Max Baer shakes off lethargy and reignites interest in the title bout as boxing fans rally around the anticipated match. Edward J. Neil reports from New York that excitement surges amid renewed controversy.
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Fight fans invited to News-Star-World boxing party
Northeast Louisiana fans are invited to a boxing party at the News-Star-World office on North Second Street next Thursday night to hear a round by round description of the Carrier Baer match. An amplifier will broadcast the announcer’s voice for the crowd. The fight is set to start around 9 pm EST, 8 pm Monroe time, with a later time update promised.
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Rematch Bites Big Box Office at Madison Square Garden
Excitement rose over Baer meeting Carnera next Thursday as box office crowds queued at MSG and insiders noted about 200000 in the treasury. Commission doctors backed the bout after Brown’s doubts, and Garden officials also sold NBC broadcast rights for 25000, signaling strong payback.
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Reds Win Second From Cubs 5-2
The Reds claimed their second win over the Cubs by a 5-2 margin. Schumacher earned the win, Grabowski took the loss. Umpires Stewart, Reardon, and Kiem. Time 2:36.
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German labor camps to hold ten thousand girls
German authorities plan to place ten thousand girls in labor camps as the program to compel women's labor participation expands. Frau Gertrude Scholtz klink, leader of the Women's Labor Service, intends that all women enter the camps eventually.
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A's Beat Yanks With Three Hits
The A's defeated the Yankees as a pitcher faltered in the eighth inning, allowing the Senators to plate all their runs after three early hits.
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Senators power past Red Sox with six two-base hits in inning
The Washington Senators set a modern major league record by hitting six two-base hits in one inning as they routed the Boston Red Sox 8 to 1. Bob Grove started for Boston against Monte Weaver, but Grove yielded the brutal inning while Roy Johnson homered in the seventh to seal the win.
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California Pro Stages Rally as Leaders Faster
Dutra staged a late comeback at the Quave Ry course, three-putting the last two greens after an 80 foot tee shot on the 17th. He missed a three-footer, reached home with two solid shots on 18, and tapped in for a triumphant finish as the crowd surged toward the grinning Californian.
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