Joe Louis Farr Title Figh postponed by rain
The heavy weight championship bout between Joe Louis and Tommy Farr, set for tonight, was postponed to Monday due to rain. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the four day delay after weigh ins. Farr carries a nine pound advantage at 207 to 198, and both fighters will reweigh and undergo examinations Monday.
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Greenbrier to host Mason and Dixon Women’s Golf Championship
The Greenbrier Golf Club in White Sulphur Springs announces the Mason and Dixon Women’s Golf championship starting August 30 with the finals September 4. A record field of 85 top women golfers has signed up including Virginia Guilfoyle Maureen Orcutt Crews and Dorothy Traung. Helen Hicks will not play but will appear in an exhibition with Sam Snead. Entries include Joseph K Love and many other players from New York Ohio and Washington among others.
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Farr’s Grip Powers Pose as Joe Louis Challenge
AP Feature Service finds Tommy Farr’s firm grip and physical strength stand out in a humorous, anecdotal test at Farr’s training camp. Norman, the self described observer, describes playful grapples and the examiner’s reflections on Farr’s potential performance against Louis while noting the author’s advice to attend the YMCA gym and stay fit.
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Louis Smiles More as Champ and Fighter Gains Grit
Joe Louis shows a buoyant, gracious demeanor since winning the world heavyweight title. He now grins, talks more, follows orders with ease, and trains with sparring partners who push him. The Schmeling defeat may have sparked the change, with a more focused camp ahead of his first title defense versus Tommy Farr. Louis stayed in great shape, not losing form in two months since bronze crown. Bobby Riggs eyes the No. 2 U.S. tennis ranking, confident the spot is open as Don Budge remains amateur. Riggs, 19, has won eight titles this year and aims to join the Davis Cup team next year, remaining loyal to amateur status despite a $50,000 offer.
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