Thomas Flop May Cost Chicago Schmeling Fight
Chicago witnesses and boxing writers debate whether Joe Louis’s performance against Harry Thomas foreshadows trouble for his June title rematch with Max Schmeling. Louis rests after two defenses and trains again May 1, with Jacobs weighing location choices as Chicago questions its stake in the marquee matchup.
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Weunerda
Touia Thomas
Chicago
Schmeling
Joe Trier
Hhvos
Ice Loum
Thomas
Siefuuies
Schmelting
Beat
Louis
Schmelng
Sous
Jack Blackburn
Joe
Three Wrestling Bouts End In Draws In Maryland League
Three of eight matches in the Maryland State School for the Deaf Wrestling League ended in draws. Hudson’s Captain L Hudson defeated Markel’s Captain E Markel, while other 125 and 135 pound bouts finished in draws. Nash versus Ruley produced a three minute pin for Ruley in the 215-pound class.
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Maryland
Hudson
Markel
K. Bowman
G. Emminzer
J. Gelmini
5. Snyder
Bettween
A. Nash
Markel’s
J. Ruley
Nash
Ruley
Amateur Athletics Union
A. Boyer
B. Tasker
Markers
F. Bowman
J. Erebs
G. Eraminizer
R. Hughes
G. Swindell
S. Snyder
A. Hames
J. Cyrgis
E. Markel
Capt
L. Hudson
Legion's Boxing Card Sets Friday Night Bouts
A Friday night boxing tournament at the Francis Scott Key post Amer ican Legion in Bertie's Arena features many return fighters and the standout Charley Maimone. Washington and Baltimore boxers compete in semi windups and a five round main ahead of a large crowd, with notable clashes including Beatty versus Maimone and White versus Kursch as the crowd eyes the Washington and Baltimore contingent. The event is sponsored by the Sixth District Democratic Club with anticipated attendance by Attorney General Herbert R. O. Conor.
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American Legion
Bertie's Arena
Charley Maimone
Joe E. Brown
Washington
Eddie Finazzo
Baltimore Kursch
White
Brown
Finazzo
Finazze
Joe McGreevey
Cumberland A. A. U
Mermil Coval
Hancock
Fred Arnold
Baltimore
Jack Liane
Henry Peterson
Jimmy Jones
Lipps
Democratic Club
Herbert R. O.conor
Boston
Marion Barnes
Kayoed
Ray Pursley
Traynor Predicts Strong Pirates Club This Season
Pie Traynor, Pittsburgh Pirates manager, says the club will be the best of his four-year tenure if spring results hold. He discusses infield settling, solid pitching depth, and a potential rebound from Arky Vaughan, with Johnny Rizzo adding power in the outfield and Gussie Suhr anchored at first.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
REA Service
San Bernardino
Cuif
Pittsburgh
Johnny Rizzo
Waner
Paul
Lloyd Teamem
Inield
Bill Brubaker
Lee Handley
Fraynor
Handley
Bull
Suhr
Young
Brubaker
Gussie Suhr
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Pirate
Woody Jensen
Columbus
Pirates
St Lews Cardinals
Tommy Padden
Bud Hafey
Bernard Cobb
Baugh And Dean Sent To Minor Loops
St. Petersburg Florida April 5 Football star Sammy Baugh and Paul Dean, former pitching ace, have been sent to minor league assignments. Baugh to Columbus in the American Association and Dean to Houston in the Texas League. Baugh showed promise with the Cardinals this spring and eyed a potential third base shot. Frankie Frisch asked Baugh to play shortstop in Columbus. Dean, Dizzy’s brother, left the active list last season, was reinstated this spring by Judge Landis after a failed arm recovery in spring training.
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Fla
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Paul Dean
St Louis Cardinals
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Columbus
Dean
Houston
Cardinal
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Dizzy
Tt. Landis
Boston Bees
Barons Begin Spring Training At Frederick Camp
The Wilkes-Barre Barons, in Frederick for three weeks of spring work, ran five hours of bat ting and fielding drills at Sir Curdy Field. New arrivals Wesley Livengood and Eddie Spangler joined, while Larry Fischer remained a holdout. Two players from the Buffalo Bisons expected Friday boost the roster as McNally stresses pitching with Day, Rogers and Willis among the mound options. Shaute shows keen form as the squad eyes cuts after another long practice expected today.
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Barons
Larry
Babe) Fischer
McNally
Fischer
Bowie
Field
Buffalo Bisons
McCurdy
Canny McNally
Johnny Day
Buck Rogers
Charlie Willis
Leaksville
Bob Helvey
Bill Fuchs
Wally Walsh
Johnny Vadilla
Hubie Fitzgerald
Rogers
Joe Shaute
Cleveland Indian
Scranton
Shaute
Farmer's Supply Wins Final Bowling Match of Independent League
The five game season end championship at Arcade Alleys features Farmer's Supply Company edge Winters and Stand's Grocery 1. Scores show Erler 358, Sussard 331, Shipley 539, Poumenman 333, Palmer 577. Farm team claims season title.
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Sasha
Stand's Grocery
Farmer's Supply
Erler
Sussard
Shipley
Oumenman
Palmer
AGALX
Coca- Cola Bottling Company
Middletown
Coca-Cola Girl's
Hubbard
Ogle
Leatherman
Baumgardner
Pemsel
Middletown Boys
Butts Nao
BS Koontz
MecGaha
Holter
Ohler Sie
Maryland outfielder Keiler shows marked improvement
Coach Burton Shipley of Maryland University praises Hugh Keiler brother of Charlie for rapid progress. Keiler posted his second perfect day this year against Cornell with a double and single in two at bats, scoring twice, and added two hits against Ohio State last week.
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Jon
Burton Shipley
Maryland University
Hugh Keiler
Charlie
Keiler
Cornell
Ohio State
Maryland
To Decide Next Week On City Twilight Coop
Frederick officials weigh a twilight league for this year with a four club plan favored. Uren Manufacturing and Ox Fibre Brush report readiness to join while Frederick Yarling Company and American Legion may field teams. Final decisions expected by next Wednesday night. if not, Alder man Robert L. Grove says the idea will be dropped.
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Frederick
Uren Manufacturing Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick Yarloring Company
Amercan Legion
Robert L. Grove
Blind Chinese dolphin 3s catch sighted fish
A bulletin notes that the blind Chinese dol phin 3s can catch and eat fish that have normal eyesight. The report emphasizes surprising sensory abilities and feeding behavior observed in these dolphins.
Helium From Rocks At MIT Traced By Researchers
April 6 Cambridge scientists report rocks at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology yield helium when heated. Dr. B D Evans and Clark Goomen study rock-brewed helium, noting it is not for airships or medicine and that rock age can be inferred from helium formation tied to radioactive decay and lead as a dating tool.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusett Institute of Technology
B.D. Evans
Clark Gooeman
Mai Garth
Bor
WAR ON MICE IN BARMUELL REMEDY PROPOSED
Farmers in Barmuell South Carolina report mice as troublesome as field mice in other regions. One kit consumes melon and cantaloupe seeds before sprouting. another harms growing plants. A traditional remedy uses a poison mixed with cane syrup and old melon seed, grain, peanuts, and small cheese pieces scattered to attract and feed them away from seeds.
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