Joe Louis styles loom large in Schmeling rematch
Sports writer notes Joe Louis may fall to Schmeling’s fighting style in the looming Yankee Stadium rematch on June 22. The piece surveys past boxers who defeated favorites, cites Schmeling’s tactics, and mentions Louis’s possible adjustment to counter the German’s right hand.
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Joe Louis
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Joe Lois
Nux Schmeling
Max Baer
Schmeling
Louis
Tom O'Rourke
Frankfurter
Loui
Yankee Stadium
Woodsboro Club to Reorganize in Frederick County League
The Woodsboro club plans reorganization at a meeting this evening. Interested in reorganizing include Claude Bar Weir J E B Stoner and Harry Wine renner. A league is being formed with Thurmont Yellow Springs Middletown Union Bridge and Godsharm in the mix.
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Woodsboro
Fred- Frevick County
Wight
Claude Bar Weir
J. E B. Stoner
Harry Winerenner
Thurmont
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Union Bridge
Godsharm
Attendance dips as local favorites fade from rings
Sharp drop in audience at the latest American Leg on Sight card follows the loss of key local favorites Carroll Wiight Charley Brant and Glenn Drake. promoter Lipps faces a tough task building better cards to boost crowds as Frederick fans eye the Schmeling bout June 22 and plan travel from Baltimore. Glenn MecQuillen starts a pro baseball arc while New York Bears lure Charlie Keller's peers. National Boxing Association touts Wilson over Rodak as top featherweight challenger.
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Peo
Jack Lpps
Carroll Wiight
Charley Brant
Glenn Drake
Lipps
Frederick
Louis Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
New York
I Agnateus Kennedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fis
Glenn MecQuillen
Frederick Countions
Charlie Keller
Nework Bears
McQuilen
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Trophy Round Tuesday Qualifying for Johnson Trophy
Robert Grove club pro announced the qualifying round for the Helen Eader Johnson trophy for Iadies to be played Tuesday morning at Catoctin Country Club.
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Helen Eader Johnson
Iadies
Lon the Catoctin Country Club
Robert Grove
St John’s High Alumni Banquet Planned For June 21
The St John’s High School Alumni Association met in the school library and finalized arrangements for the alumni banquet. The event will be held at the Vindo bona Hotel on June 21.
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Alumni Association of
St.John’s High School
Vindobona Hotel
Playing Different Systems by Wo E McKenney
For a bridge discussion, South opens two spades in a forcing auction after two passes. East rebids, North rejects Culberson, leading to a double by East. With one diamond stopper, the contract seems unsafe, but South reasons East lacks refusals and considers where the first trick wins and whether to ruff or trump.
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Wo. E. McKenney
South
Cutherton
East
North
Duplicate-N and S vul. South West North East bridge tale
A bridge hand from a Swiss or regional event shows South opening with a two clubs overcall sequence. After winning the first trick, South plays four rounds of hearts, then uses a club lead and spade finesse to gain three more tricks. East and West protest. director rules no case. The situation becomes a bottom due to misaligned systems between partners.
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South
East
Catoctin Golfers Win First Interclub Match
Catoctin Country Club defeated Rodgers Forge Country Club of Baltimore 20 to 10 in a rain interrupted interclub golf match at the local course. After play resumed, visiting members joined for a chicken dinner in the clubhouse.
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Catoctin
Flattery
W. Leonard
Ross and
Taylor
Busch
Je. Leonard
Earl Rhoderick
Riddell
Temple and McCourt
Derr and
Worthington
Scott and
Noakes
Weinberg and
Etchison
Dierking
Willis
Beelke and LaForge
Gumpman and
Waters
Quinn and Decker
Mueller
Byrd
McLaren
James
Rondabush
Holland
Smith and Collinus
Gibbs
Myers
M. Rhoderick
Harrington
Hoban
Klipper
Sunday Shower Ends All County Ball Games
A Sunday afternoon thunder shower caused a general postponement of baseball games across the county. The Frederick Hustlers versus Old Milwaukee Brewers at McCurdy Field may be played later in the season. Tri-County League president Cameron Kehne will confer with managers about rescheduling, with plans for double headers or end of season play. County Speedball League games were postponed and will be rescheduled on an open date between halves. The camel remains the chief beast of burden in northern China.
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Frederick Hustlers
Milwaukee Brewers
McCurdy Field
Cameron
Kehne
Tri-County League
Persimmon skins mimic cancer in Mayo Clinic case
A 63 year old man with esophageal obstruction was misdiagnosed as cancer until a medical exam found persimmon skins blocking the esophagus. The skins formed a ball valve and were removed, after which the patient recovered and had no cancer signs. The case marks a first in medical history per the Proceedings of the Clinic.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Farmer's Fortune Poem by N A Lufburrow
A poem wishing the farmer good luck amid looming storms and price swings. The speaker hopes crops thrive, profits rise, and distress from market forces eased, while others stay calm despite rising prices.
National League Results Recap From E yesterday
Baseball scores show Chicago 0 Brooklyn 3 6 Cincinnati 5 7 Boston 6 New York 8 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 11 Philadelphia 5 Second game postponed curfew tax Cincinnati 3 Boston 0 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 St Louis 2 Other game postponed due to rain Called at end of 8th rain conditions noted.
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New York
Boston i
Washington
Detroit Saree
Philadelphia
Chicagorem
St Louis
Eesterday
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pet
Pittsburg
Giants
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Gumbert
Coffman
J Danning
Warneke
Macon
Shoun
Owen
Sun
Louis
Hubbell
W. Brown
Manucuso
Weiland
Bremer
Cubs and Dodgers split doubleheader in Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with the Brooklyn Dodgers in New York, winning 9-3 in game one before losing 6-0. Cubs rookie Jim Aaseball drove in two on a double as they rallied in the eighth inning after vanquishing starter Van Lingle Mungo. Brooklyn led 3-0 after seven, then Chicago pushed eight runs in the eighth.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
van Lingle Mungo
Mungo
Tamulis
Hamlin
Butcher
Jim Asebell
ROH CE
Brooklyn
Phelps
Lee
Bryant
O'Dea
Baseball scores and standings from June 12 games
Ferrell starts for Washington in a tense seventh as Detroit bats erupt for seven in the ninth off Appleton. Philadelphia Athletics beat St Louis Browns twice 8-3 and 1-0, Bud Thomas no-hit the Browns in game two. Yankees topple Indians 7-6 behind strong duo Allen and Feller. Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader 3-2 and 4-3 with notable homers and pitching.
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Philadelphia
H. Mills
Heath
Thomas and
Brucker
Boston-Chisox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Lyons
Tri-County League AU Games Postponed By Rain
Rain postpones Tri County League AU games with Sunday schedule set. Wakefield visits Samsville and Walkersville goes to Doubs. Thurmont at Lander, Brunswick at Cedar Grove, and Middletown at Damascus are on Sunday’s slate.
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Wakefield
Samsville
Walkersville
Doubs
Thurmont
Lander
Brunswick
Cedar Grove
Middletown
Damascus
Tramsville
County Speedball League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday in Myersville the match Doubs 0 0 was forfeited due to rain as other games were postponed. Sunday schedule includes Mi Pleasant at Broad Run Harmony Grove at Frederick Doubs at Ballenger with two games postponed by weather.
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Cleveland Aces
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Bob Feller
Harmony Grove
Cleveland
Ballenger
Frederick
Allen, Feller
Myersville
Putlak
Rufing
Dickey
Mt Pleasant
Broad Run
Doubs
Esterday
Ayquillen signs with St Louis. McQuillen joins Browns
Gleon McQuillen of Brunswick signed a 10 day trial with the St Louis Browns after a $1500 signing bonus. He impressed in Philadelphia and at Griffth Stadium, with a reported farmout plan if he fails to stick. McQuillen, a Western Maryland sophomore, hit .406 for the varsity this season and previously starred in football and baseball.
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Brunswick
Western Maryland College
St Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Big Redhead
St Louis
Charles DeWitt
Browns
Jack Parttr
McQuillen
Washington
Griffth Stadium
Gabby Street
Bryan
Jeftield
Street
Westminster
Charlie Havens
Maryland
DeWitt and Porter
Carl McQuillen
Ihe
San Antonio
MelQuillen
Johnstown
Western Maryland
Detroit Tigers
Terror
Brunswick South
Brunswick Firemen
Frederick A. C
Georgetown
Mt St Mary's
Green and Gold
Winchester
West Virginia
Brunswick High School
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American Museum of Natural History
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