Schmeling Sets Pace in Training for Louis Rematch
German heavyweight Max Schmeling trains in top form at age peak, praising road work and discipline. He predicts a repeat victory over Joe Louis in two weeks at Yankee Stadium, insisting he fears no opponent and plans a precise daily routine. Gene Tunney visits, noting Schmeling’s sustained peak condition and improving endurance.
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Gayle Talbot
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Max
Louis
Joe
Gene Tunney
Schmeling
Max Mahhon
Ical
Tunney
Canton
Life Saving Class Planned by Y. M. This Summer
Arrangements to organize a new life saving class for juniors and seniors were announced by A. J. Lindley, physical director. Two junior entries have been made by Bob Lee and George Gallaher, with more to register at the YMCA by Tuesday night June 14. A course completed recently saw three seniors and three juniors qualify for finals. Ed Vaupel and Dick Willis have passed the exam, while others prepare. Odell Hele, Lyn Lary, Earl Averill starred in an Indians rally that beat the Red Sox 7 to 5 with seven hits among them in the ninth inning.
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A. J. Lindley
Mc. A
Bob Lee
George Gallaher
XM. C. A
Ed Vaupel
Dick Willis
Odell
Hele
Lyn Lary
Earl “Averill
Indians
Red Sox
St Mary's Nine Takes Lead in Softball League
The St Marys nine surged to the top of the Sunday School kittenball standings with a 8 to 2 win over First Baptists at Weed Park. Gene Chelf excelled on the mound, allowing two singles and fanning five in six innings as St Marys built early lead and held on for victory.
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Nach
Mhisner
TrStrak
Golfers Ready For National Open At Cherry Hills
Denver AP report notes final practice rounds for the 1938 National Open at Cherry Hills. 170 players, many amateurs, prepare amid rough fairways, water hazards, and stern greens as Sam Snead and others vie for favorites odds.
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Russ Newland Denver
Colo
America
Chesry Hills
Cherry Hills
Gary Henry Picard
Hershey
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Swatsmith
Cubs and Indians Boost Early Major League Leads
In a split edition of the National and American Leagues, the Chicago Cubs widened their early lead behind Bill Lee’s seven-hit outing and power from Billy Herman and Joe Marty. Cleveland Indians stunned Boston and stretched their margin as Johnny Allen faced scrutiny after a sleeve dispute, while Lyn Lary and Earl Averill fueled a 7 to 5 win. Other results included Detroit over Philadelphia and a Dodgers rally over St. Louis, with several games rained out.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Lee
Chicago
Pig Bill Lee
Billy Herman
Joe Marty
Mel Ott
Carl Reynold
Cliff Melton
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Winner and John Revolts Questioned as Starter
Uncertainty over John Revolts starting role after a finger cut in the Kansas City Open last week raised questions about his availability.
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John Revolts
Revolta
Postponed Games Rescheduled by Y M Church League
A schedule of six Church and Factory league games postponed by heavy snow is announced by A T Lindley M A physical director. The new games at Weed park include Huttigs against Street department on June 10 Roach and Mulgers vs Richards on June 16 and Street department vs Pearl Works on June 17. At Jefferson field Heinz vs Pearl Works on June 9 Mullford vs Grace Lutheran on June 10 and Zion Lutheran vs Presbyterians on June 17.
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Roach
Mulger
Richards
Pearl Works
Jefferson Field
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Mullford
Grace Lutheran
Zion Lutheran
Presbyterians
League Leaders American League and batting highlights
Fragmented league leaders list shows players and teams with top counts in runs hits doubles and home runs. Notable names include Averill Cleveland Foxx Boston and Cronin Boevon with various lead metrics. Includes pitching and stolen base leaders with scattered counts and teams such as Cleveland Boston New York Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago.
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Cleveland
Averill
Foxx
Boston
Foxs
Trav
Cronin
Boevon
Lewrie
Washington
Kennedy
Betralt
Lavagetto
Hamm's Is Winner in Loop Opener
Mike Blaesing pitched a seven inning gem as Hamm's Beer of Muscatine beat Grandview 2 to 0 under Oregon Street field lights. Blaesing retired the visitors in order in four innings and allowed only four hits, while Grandview pitcher Graham yielded four hits and issued walks that produced both Hamm's runs.
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Grandview
Louisa County
Hamm
Oregon Street Field
Blaesing
Grandview Teddies
Graham
Toyne
Nau
Round-Up Of Interesting Notes in Sports
Round-Up Of Interesting Notes in Sports by Eddie Brie tz from New York surveys sports gossip and rumored moves. It mentions Giants paying cash for Wally Berger to acquire Alex Kampouris from the Reds and discusses boxing plans around Louis versus Schmeling with potential Italian talk. It notes baseball salaries, front office pay, and other assorted notes on players managers and events.
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New York
Giants
Cash
Wally Berger
Alex Kampouris
Reds
Zzinzinnatis
Doc Louis
Max Schmeling
Wrighty
Field
Chicago
Mike Jacoby
Plang
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Carnera
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Fox
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Lewis
John Henry
al Gainer
Pittsburgh
Gus
Ed Barrow
Banks
Branch Rickey
The
Cardinal
Fang
Iindy
Homer
Leonard Hicks
State
Boxing Commission
George Geiz
Wichita
Kassoon
Jesse Owens
Lefty O'Doul
Cay
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Joe DiMaggio
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Varied Boxing Outcomes
Boxing results list several bouts across cities with mixed outcomes. Dellorto defeats Lee in Indianapolis, Keating stops George Sucka in Wyandotte, Bernard tops Jerome in Horston, Ambers and Arizmendi draw in Los Angeles, Bers tif wins over Meals in New York, and other scattered results appear with incomplete data in the source.
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Vincent Dellorto
Traly
Quipoiaved Peau Lee
Indianapolis
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Ted Keating
Toronto
George
Sucka
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Mich
Horston
Tex
al Bernard
Charlie Jerome
Memphis
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Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Dos Angeles
Caarn- Sieh Lou Ambers
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