Predicted Gate For Next Louis Fight Reaches 750000
The article reports predicted gate revenue near 750000 for a September Louis fight as managers discuss options after Louis Baer Schmeling and Carnera losses. It notes potential comeback plans and high profits, with Jacobs predicting near one million dollars for a Louis rematch. Carnera and Louis consider retirement or continued fighting amid recovery.
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Boys Tennis Tourney Opens With Local Matches
The junior boys 14 and under tourney sponsored by the Menroe Recreation department began yesterday with Leon Fergus defeating Noel Learned 6-1 6-4 Billie Endel defeating Fred Hudson 8-6 8-6 and Louis Milner beating Arnold Klon 6-3 6-3 Play resumes today at the local courts.
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Evangeline league fans enjoy two tight Alexandria wins
Alexandria swept a doubleheader with New Iberia 2 1 and 9 6 as Bruno held New Iberia to one hit while Jeanerette edged Rayne 5 4 in ten innings with Vines earning his 14th win. Lake Charles beat Opelousas 5 3 in the opener, Lafayette and Abbeville split, and Abbeville won the first game 11 8.
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Moriarty Leaves Braves to Enter Priesthood
Boston June 27 Ed Moriarty Boston Braves second baseman quit the club after joining a few weeks ago following Holy Cross graduation. Secretary Ed Cunningham said Moriarty intended to study for the priesthood.
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Black Yankees Clinch 7 1 Win Over Columbia Club
Lefty Nelson pitched a tight game as the Clarks Black Yankees beat their rivals Columbia 7 to 1 in Clark, Louisiana.
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American swimmer Peter Fick volunteers as a safe mover in Vienna
Peter Fick of Philadelphia, holder of the world 50 yard record, demonstrates swimming in Vienna and Budapest. He shares how hauling safes built his strength, recalls hurdling language barriers, and ties with European rivals including Frank Csik in a tense tie. He notes metric distances complicate repeats.
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Texas League pennant race tightens after midweek results
Galveston Bucs lost a third straight game as Beaumont Exporters won 7 to 4. Tulsa split a doubleheader with Dallas. Oilers won 4 to 3 after Dallas opened 9 to 3. Fort Worth crushed Oklahoma City 12 to 0. Claude Jonnard excelled for Galveston. Ira Smith pitched well for Houston as San Antonio edged them 3 to 1.
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Baseball leaders and batting averages from the season
Vauban and Medwick highlight top bats with solid averages as the Pirates and Cardinals feature prominently. Johnson and Young contribute steady hit totals for their teams while Vosmik Haas and the Indians White Sox chase productive seasons.
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Pine Bluff Dominates Greenwood In Sevnth Inning Rally
Pine Bluff broke a seventh inning tie and exploded for three runs in the seventh and three more in the eighth to defeat Greenwood 10 to 1. The game tied 4-4 after six innings before Pine Bluff pulled away with a scoring spree.
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Pirates Snap Slide as Bucher Delivers In Tenth
Brooklyn beat St Louis 7 to 5 in extras after a 5-1 Brooklyn lead faded in the ninth. Jim Collins homered for St Louis, Bucher hit a tenth inning winner for Brooklyn, and Casey Stengel was ejected in a disputed call. Bordagaray and Medwick starred with multiple hits.
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Hendersons Oilers win 13 4 over Gladewater Bears
Hendersons Oilers hand Gladewater Bears a 13 to 4 defeat in a West Dixie League game. Henderson uses miscues and errors to pull away in the win.
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Archibald Bags Game As Mercer Shines For Local Nine
Archibald beat Amity 6 to 2 with Jessie Mercer pitching strongly and Fred Smith driving in key runs. The June 27 game showcased Mercer’s mound work and Smith’s timely hitting for the local nine.
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Browns beat Indians in 6 to 2 victory
Newellton Browns defeated the Natchez Black Indians 6 to 2 to secure their eighth win in ten games this season.
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Giants rout Cubs to widen NL lead at home
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 5 to 2 behind Hal Schumacher earning his eighth straight win. Mel Ott hit his 14th homer as the Giants stretched their advantage over Pittsburgh and St. Louis and moved closer to the pennant as Chicago fell further back.
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Holly Ridge Wins Fourth in Two Weeks Over Tremont
Holly Ridge defeated Tremont 16 to 4 in Holly Ridge on June 27 marking the ninth win in two weeks for the home nine.
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Yates Triumphs In Early Rounds At Golf Championship
Charles Yates defending champ from Georgia Tech won two straight matches in the national intercollegiate golf championship. He defeated Walter Emery in 21 holes and then beat Winfield Day 2 and 1 to reach the quarterfinals alongside Fischer Malloy Welch and Haas advancing in the same section.
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League leaders in batting pitching and more
National League leaders include Vaughan of the Pirates batting .400 and Medwick of the Cardinals with 96 hits. Martin of the Cardinals leads with 54 runs. Collins of the Cardinals drives in 67. Parmelee of the Giants posts an 8 1 record on the mound. American League shows no games played yet.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Phillies Pirates Dodgers Giants
George Watkins of the Phillies pounded Cincinnati with two homers and two singles driving in six. Guy Bush and Bill Swift of the Pirates limited the Braves to ten hits as they won the doubleheader. Jim Bucher and Frenchy Bordagaray of the Dodgers saw Bucher hit a tenth inning homer to beat the Cardinals while Bordagaray led with five hits and four runs. Hal Schumacher of the Giants scattered eight Chicago hits to seal an eighth consecutive victory.
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Ouachita Parish Police Jury approves May and road funds
On June 12 1935 Ouachita parish police jury met in Monroe Louisiana to adopt May minutes and approve claims. The session funded general and road maintenance accounts and reallocated funds to pay claims including court and coroner expenses and various public works.
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