Louis Conn Fight Seen As Betting Favorite By Feder
Sid Feder reports on the Louis Conn clash at the Polo Grounds, noting betting odds favor Joe Louis despite Conn’s confidence. Feder analyzes trainer sparring, weigh-in plans, and the fighters’ mental approaches, predicting a Joe Louis decision to dethrone Louis.
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Defense loan totals rise to 1.093 billion for manufacturers
Washington reports from the Office of Production Management show commercial banks have lent 1.093 billion dollars to defense manufacturers as of today. The figure reflects ongoing mobilization finance and supports the wartime production effort.
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The Dispatch Serves Readers With Broad Local Services
The Dispatch provides readers with extensive newspaper services including news, features, and community notices, aiming to inform and connect residents through clear reporting and accessible content.
Red Sox Take Two From Chicago
Boston Red Sox sweep a doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox winning 8 6 and 6 4 before 34 500. Ted Williams belted his 12th homer in the nightcap. Williams Doerr Appling Kuhel Pytlak Foxx Wright key run producers in the two games with multiple RBIs and home runs.
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Yankees Move Nearer To top of League
New York sweeps seventh straight win and closes to within two games of the Cleveland Indians. Joe DiMaggio hits a decisive third inning home run to extend his hitting streak to 23 games. Red Ruffing gains his fourth straight victory as Cleveland is held to 2 runs.
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National League Scores Include Rain Halted Second Game
In the first game Boston defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 while the second game was halted by rain. Philadelphia lost 0 to 8 to Chicago. New York lost 2 to 3 to Cincinnati, and Brooklyn won 8 to 0 against St. Louis who trailed 1 to 3.
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Baseball scores and rain delays from American League games
In the American League action St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 10 in game one before the second game was called due to rain. Cleveland won over New York and Chicago 6 to 4 while Boston defeated Detroit 8 to 5 and Washington posted a 7 to 2 victory.
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Roswell clubs Blacksox 22 to 0 in rain-delayed game
Will Fullbright struck out 15 in seven innings as Roswell routs the Blacksox 22 to 0. Tuffy Lewis homered twice and Tim Wheeler doubled and scored in the early burst, while Goodman and Keith contributed for the visitors. Blacksox pitcher Basey yielded seven Roswell runs in the opening stretch and never recovered.
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Cards Cling To League Lead In Doubleheader Win
St Louis Cardinals hold NL lead by defeating Brooklyn 3 to 0 in the second game after Brooklyn won the opener 8 to 1. Don Padgett’s one handed stop with the bases loaded saved Ernie White who allowed only two hits in seven innings. Brooklyn’s loss kept them from a first place tie, with St Louis scoring in the third and fourth innings while Brooklyn managed no runs in the nightcap.
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Washington and Detroit end in split doubleheader
Detroit' s 7-5 win over Washington in game one and the Tigers 4-2 in six innings over the Nationals in nightcap. The second game ended after six frames due to darkness. Newhouser took the loss while Hudson fared well for Washington.
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Phils and Cubs Split Doubleheader in Chicago
In Chicago on June 15 the Phils lost the opener 6 0 behind Claude Passeau then the Phils exploded for eight runs in the sixth to win 8 4. Key hitters included Dallessandro Nicholson Cavaretta and Litwhiler with passes to brace the lineup.
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Reds Win Doubleheader to Seize Third Place
The Cincinnati Reds moved into undisputed third in the National League by winning a doubleheader against the New York Giants. They took game one 5-2 and game two 6-3, collecting 19 hits in the two games. Ott drove in multiple runs, with Joost, Riddle, and others contributing.
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Roswell Weightlifting Open Sees Terpak Abele Exhibition
The Roswell Barbell Club hosts a Wednesday 8 pm weightlifting open with Johnny Terpak, 1937 Paris and 1938 Vienna world middleweight champ, and Louis Abele, the Philadelphia heavyweight who set a 315 pound national military press record. Denver YMCA lifters compete against Clovis and Albuquerque. Tiny Squire seeks revenge on Williams. Reserved seating at Moseley's Coronado Tavern.
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Yucca Theatre to Host Two Airplane Contests in Roswell
The Yucca Theatre announced two miniature airplane contests for Roswell boys with prizes of five dollars each. One contest awards for actual airworthy planes using gas or rubber band motors, the other honors non flying designs. Winners to be announced Sunday June 29. Governor Miles may judge the flying contest if he agrees.
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Clayton Heafner Wins First Major Golf Tournament
Craig Wood fades as Clayton Heafner wins the Mahoning Valley Open at Girard Ohio with a four under par 276. Bryan Nelson trails one stroke back at 277, followed by Ben Hogan and Lloyd Margrum at 278. Lawson Little and Booby Cruicyshank sit three strokes off the pace.
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A's Rally for 10-4 Win Over Browns in First Game
In Philadelphia on June 15 the Athletics overcame a 3-2 deficit with an eight run eighth inning to defeat the St. Louis Browns 10 to 4 in the opener of a doubleheader. Bob Johnson hit his 13th homer, Hayes and Ferrell also connected, and Harris took the loss after lasting 7 innings.
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National Open winner Craig Wood discusses fading shots
In New York, Craig Wood, the reigning National Open champion, explains why fading is crucial on narrow courses. He compares legends like Sarazen and Demaret, notes Hogan’s power, and recalls his own 1938 putting reform that boosted his results. He asserts age only lowers distance, not desire.
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Trip financed for new tire set at Lannom's Gulf
Jane agrees to cover the cost of a new B F Goodrich Life Saver Silvertown tire set on long easy terms at Lannom's Gulf Service located at 521 North Main Street in Ken. The offer emphasizes affordable payments and local service for the car.
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Explosions Heard At Salinea As Ships Leave Gibraltar
Heavy explosions of bombs and gun fire were heard in Salinea Spain tonight after British carriers Ark Royal Victorious battle cruiser Renown and four destroyers hurriedly left Gibraltar. Fog hid the ships as they departed soon after entering port this morning marking an unusual withdrawal.
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Boston Braves Defeat Pirates in First Game of Doubleheader
The Boston Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 in the first game, with rain causing stoppages and the afterpiece called in the home half of the third. Posedel and Berres pitched for Boston, Wilkie and Heintzelman for Pittsburgh. Rowell led with two RBIs and Gustine, Martin, and Berres contributed.
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