Schmeling Faces Louis on June 22 in New York
Joe Louis will defend his world heavyweight title against Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night June 22 promoter Mike Jacobs announced. Stadium seating aims for about 40,000 to 50,000 with gates near 1.25 million dollars and tickets from 5.75 to 30 dollars plus 12 000 unreserved at 3.50. Jacobs rejected bids from Chicago and Detroit and noted advance ticket orders around 100,000. Louis arrives May 7 Schmeling May 9 training camps planned in Speculator New York and Lafayetteville New Jersey before final camp in Pompton Lakes New Jersey.
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Singer's Top Hudson's In Silentee Wrestling Meet
Singer's defeated Hudson's 6 2 in the Silentee gym. Sammy Tippett pinned Harry Hughes in 2 1/2 minutes. Spath beat H Schwartz in five minutes twenty five seconds. 105 W Merette Singers drew A Boyer Hudson. Myers Singers beat Krebs 4 40. Potts Singers beat Ruley 10. Everhart Singers beat Emimnnzer 45 seconds. Rothstein Singers drew Snyder Hudson. G Singer beat Haines 2 in 150-pound bout.
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Marriage Licensors and Property Deeds Report
Court news lists marriage licenses for Maurice E Wolf 22 Myersville and Ruth E B Swope 18 Smithsburg plus Wayne Zimmerman 22 and Violet Shotley 19 of New Cumberland Pa. Property deeds recorded for Charlies H B Hagan and Minnie M Lenhart et al.
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50 Years Of A. & Golf 1888 1938 By Gardner Soule
In 1923 a rule allowing a 9 stymie might have altered the national amateur championship outcome. Jess Sweetser, the defending champion, stood six feet from the pin on the 240 yard 38th hole of the final round. Max Marston of Philadelphia faced Sweetser on the edge of the green as Sweetser attempted a curling putt to the cup, losing the hole, the match and the title.
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Hemsley Reinstated After Training Rule Violation
Rollie Hemsley of the Cleveland Indians was reinstated by Vice-President Slapnicka after a Detroit suspension for violating training rules. He left for Chicago to rejoin the team while manager Oscar Witt praised the decision and warned against further infractions.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's NL results list Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Boston topping Brooklyn 4 to 1. New York routed Philadelphia 12 to 0 while Cincinnati beat St. Louis 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Today schedule includes Philadelphia at New York, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn at Boston.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today’s Games
Scores list American League results Cleveland 10 over Chicago 6 Washington 6 over Boston 4 Detroit? Detroit is misread as Detrowhy. New York 5 over Philadelphia 3. St Louis game noted. Schedule shows New York at Philadelphia, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Chicago, New York at St Louis.
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Girl Scout Troop Meeting at Lutheran Sunday School
Girl Scout Troop met Friday in the Lutheran Sunday School room with officers listed as Captain, Lieutenant, and three others. The group split into five patrols under named leaders, played games, recited the Scout promise and laws, formed patrol names, and closed with taps and songs before planning the next meeting.
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Court of Honor
Five Three-Rounders Booked On Ring Card
Matchmaker Jack Tines completed the lineup for American Legran's carnival at Bernie's Arena featuring 14 Ip and Pittsburgh fighters. Detroit plans include seven amateur champions, coach Pat McIntyre leading a team arriving Thursday night. Five three rounders anchor the card with Detroit and Pittsburgh boxers set for key clashes. Lipps denies rumors of no-shows and confirms transit funds and Detroit Bars Club arrangements.
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Clear Decks To Open Speedball Loop May 3
Opening of City Speedball League set for May 3 at Whe Park with DeMolay facing Hosiery Inner diamond. Mayor Liexé C Culler to throw first ball. Frederick Yailors and Ox Fibre start May 4. Umpire-in-chief Russell Esterly and officials elected. rosters due to secretary Charles Bell by Saturday.
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Charles Bell
William Krantz
Joseph Price
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Pirates Lose in 10 Innings in Early Season Setback
April 26 Pittsburgh Pirates suffer first defeat of the Nations League season, 3-8 to Chicago. game details include Carleton Harris Swift Brandt Todd as pitchers. Other city wires report Reds edge Cardinals 8-7, Giants overpower Phillies 12-8, Bees beat Dodgers 4-1, Indians rally past White Sox 10-6, Washington 14-6 over Red Sox, Yankees tie Athletics 3-3, Tigers top Browns 7-1, and a note on the first recorded black widow spider sighting by L. L. Stine.
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Horton Smith On Masters Run At Pinehurst Open
In a first series on golf shots and scoring, Horton Smith recalls his Masters performance at Pinehurst in 1937. He describes a wind affected 69 that secured a 286 total, three strokes under Paul Runyan, with a $1,000 prize and equal manufacturer’s bonus. He notes challenging greens, required precise placement, and the wind complicating putts, praising uniform execution and swing fundamentals. The piece previews next installment on Jimmy Thomson.
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Ten Teams Form TriCounty League Schedule Drafted
A new TriCounty baseball league forms with Doubs and Ijamsville joining Damascus Je Brunswick Lander Cedar Grove Middletown Wakefield Thurmont replacing Richfield Eagles. May 8 opener, August 2 finish, best two of three playoffs. Umpire boss Dorsey Lawrence elected with Ecker as secretary treasurer. Keane presides at inaugural session.
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Hemstey Sued and suspended again by Indians manager
Rollie Hemstey, the Cleveland Indians catcher, faces another suspension for discipline breaches, with the club leaning toward keeping him unless a third strike lands him before Judge Landis. Wilkes-Barre Barons split exhibs in Eastern League week, led by Frank Zubik's home run. Eastern League opens with 5,000 expected to watch Barons vs Hexzelton. Dan Howley touts Newark’s Charlie Keller as top young IL prospect. Martinsburg semi-pro players Kilmer and Knadler seek Easton spots in the Eastern Shore League.
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