Two Battlers Fail to KO in Top Bout This Tuesday
Baby Manuel and Jackie Griffin square off in a ten round main event at Walkathon Arena after Manuel’s fifth round kayo of Kid Laredo. Griffin seeks a knockout to boost his stock, while Monroe meets Bob Vinson in the six round semi final.
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Chattanooga Lands Pitcher Belve Bean From Senators
Chattanooga Lookouts acquire Belve Bean a right handed hurler from the Washington Senators. Bean will likely join Chattanooga around July 4 after leaving Boston. He has one win and no losses this season serving mainly as a relief pitcher. Sabinal Hustlers beat D Hanis Pirates 2 to 1 in Highway 90 league action as Thornberry shined with four strikeouts and a homer by Sabinal.
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Baer Marries Mary Sullivan in Washington orbit
Damon Runyon reports Max Adelbert Baer, former boxing champ, has wed Mary Ellen Sullivan of Ithaca New York. The piece notes Baer’s quiet private life amid publicity, hints at wife’s coffee shop background, and assesses future boxing career and domestic stability.
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Weltens Leads Texas Tenors In Western Hardcourt Play
In the Western Tennis Championships action delayed by wet courts, Bert Weltens of San Antonio and other Texans reached the second and third rounds. Weltens defeated Dan Brown 6-3 6-0 as the Texas contingent pushed deeper, with players like the Bair brothers and Doc Barr advancing as round two continued.
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Dallas
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George Holding
Peter Hamburger
Barr
Charles Saastrom
Texas
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Austin
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Leo Brady
Beach
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William Reese
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Kansas Cits
Carl Fischer
Detroit
Erne Sutter
New Orleans
Pan Em Trade Stars Shine After Season Turnarounds
The column lists baseball players whose careers revived after trades or position changes. It cites Walter Johnson praising Bob Grove, Tamulis and Hornsby clashing with critics, and players like Herman MacFayden and Melillo turning around fortunes with new teams and roles.
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Getling
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Plteter
Connie Mack
Ed Colesman
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Coleman
Joe Cronin
Jake Salters
Salters
Mickey Cochrane
Tims
Mle Hass
Mickey
Hass
Tiger
Babe Herman
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Randolph Field Ramblers Seek Opponent for Game
Randolph Field Ramblers, defending Army champions, seek a game. Any strong team interested should contact Sergeant B D Booth at Randolph Field, 995 or 2149.
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Louis Dodges Homecoming Celebration in Detroit
Detroit profile of Joe Louis after returning from a knockout win in New York. He avoids planned homecoming festivities, letting only friends and a mayor handshake occur. Louis favors a low key return while exchanging respectful moments with Hank Greenberg at the ballpark.
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Picard Best Scorer of U S Golfers
New York July 2 11 A Mihing. Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania is America's lowest scoring professional golfer this year with an average of 72.1 per round over 61 medal rounds since January. Paul Runyan follows with 72.3 for 35 rounds, Johnny Revolta ranks third at 72.8 for 28 rounds, while Sam Parks Jr. of Pittsburgh lags with 73.0 for 43 rounds, an improvement of nearly three strokes from last year.
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