Time for Title Nears as Louis Schmeling Battle Looms
New York hypes the heavyweight championship bout between Louis and Schmeling at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Mike Jacobs predicts a record gate, with 30,000 expected fans paying high prices as global interest converges on the spectacle. Betting favors Louis at about 5 to 2, while glove quarrels and last preparations shape the eve of the fight.
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Stredping
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Germany
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Yauxee ‘Stadium
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England
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Max Beer
California
South Africa
South America
Europe
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
Anothe
Boxing Commission
Lois
Chicago
Uiotor
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Lavel
Madison Square Garden
Ex-Champs Split On Louis Schmeling Fight
New York June 21 Former heavyweight champs gathered as fight experts for the Louis Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium. Five ex-champions weighed in with votes split as Gene Tunney Jim Braddock Louis Baer Jack Dempsey and Max Schmeling advised undecided and divided opinions on the outcome.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Brown Lmonber
Gene Tunness
Jim Braddock
Louis Withit Senioy Ratlands
Stay Baers Tayik
Jack Starhess
Experts pick it in boxing match at Yankee Stadium
Thirty five of 56 boxing writers in New York favor Joe Louis to beat Max Schmeling. Most expect a knockout, some predict a 15 round decision, a few foresee Schmeling winning by knockout or decision. The crowd and writers cover a wide range of outcomes with varying confidence.
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Joe Louis
Max Schmieling
Yankee Stadium
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Hilt Cunningham
Boston Post
Jo Willems
World Telegram
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Associated Press
Ea Danforth
Atlas
Wilbur Wood
Vasa
Bece Rd
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N. Y
Schaigling
Louis
Frank Graham
New York Sun Ng
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Boxing News
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Youngstown Vindicator
Lous
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Newspaper Enterprise
Schmeling
Lawiin Carven International News Service
Jarl Mahon
N.Y
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Fargo Forum
Sengeling
Waiter Stewart
Memphis
Wie Sa
Lottie
Sherry Salkinger
Detroit
Wes Eaulis
Bes Royal Broughsm
Koe Dw
Texas League Schedule Echoes Peasy Tuesday
Texas League listings show Oklahoma City at San Antonio and Dallas at Houston with Fort Worth facing Shrevennet. Other matchups include American League teams meeting as Philadelphia hosts St. Lovia and Boston visits Detroit. New York travels to Cleveland.
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San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Lovia
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Baston
Cwieaxg
Pittshureh Af Browkler Gineinnati
Max Schmeling Protests Glove Choice In Louis Fight
Max Schmeling is shown registering a protest with New York State Boxing Commissioner Tom Farley over the Chicago glove with a protruding thumb for the bout with Joe Louis. Schmeling argues the Chicago glove protects Joe Louis’ large thumbs and claims the WHL permits thumbing, seeking full use of his fighting eye and reach for the match.
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New York State
Tom Farley
Joe Louis
Louis
Joe
Schmeling
Reds Invade New York to Battle Giants for Lead
The Reds travel to face the New York Giants as both teams vie for the NL lead. Cincinnati moved ahead of the Cubs on a revised ruling and benefited from key plays including Lou Fette and Goodman in the latest action. The Yankees edged the Red Sox 8-4 in the AL replay, while Bees pitcher Lou Fette struggled despite earlier 20-win promise.
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Lou Felte
Boston Bees
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Lou
Boston
Bees
Cincinnati
Chicagos Cubs
Ford Frick
St. Louis
Frici
Chicago
Ipto Goodman
Johnny Lanning
Fette
Cubs
Broolyn Dodgers
Bill Lee
New York Yankees
Bostton Red Sox
Tette
Loas
Lonnie Frey
Debs Garris
Goodman
Buck McCormick
Peaches" Davis
Felle
Yra Hutchinson
Meggs Servicemen Edge Gonzales 3 2 In Tight Duel
Meggs Servicemen of San Antonio defeated Gonzales 3 2 in a close pitching battle as Jones limited Gonzales to 2 runs while Jackson pitched well for Gonzales. The Alamo Cafe team plans practice at 5 p m Wednesday and seeks games Sunday with Hernandez contact. Alfred Sanches prompts Royal Sports to practice at Concepcion Park on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Gonzales
Jackson
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Mregs
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Polo Field
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Hernandez
Blanco
Alfred Sanches
The
Royal Sports
Concepcion Park
Texas Netters Lead Texas Showdown in Tulsa Tourney
Oklahoma's open tennis championship leans Texas as second round begins in Tulsa. Notables include Boly Kamrath winning by default, Edgar Weller defeating R. J. Culley 8-0 6-0, Ed Huttf field sweeping Bill Maxwell 6-1 6-0, Oswald Jacoby beating A J Lewes 6-4 6-2, and Morey Lewis overcoming F. S Patterson as Texan players claim favored spots in Monday's action.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Hegan
Lone Star State
Boly Kamrath
Austin
Edgar Weller
San Antonio
R. J. Culley
West Texas New Mexico Coast to Coast Football Update
Fragmentary OCR from Midland area shows jumbled names and entities Blanchard Miller Soule Ballinger Chavis Kaiser Hembreon Bernt with scattered monetary terms and place names like Midland and Ballinger. Readable facts are limited. no clear event or outcome.
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Hembreon
Bernt
DOE
Val van Noy van Baten
Sealt Ani
Major Leagues Errors and Scoring Chaos Across A Lopsided Game
The box shows Chicago losing 13 to 6 to Boston with numerous errors and mixed hits. Cavarretta Hartnett and Reynolds homer and drive runs. demarce and others add two-base hits. Hamlin labors through 6 13 with 8 hits allowed. Fette, Lanning, and others contribute in relief as the game features six doubles and a trio of three-base hits, with crowded bases and a late inning rally by Boston. Umpires Magerkurth Parker Moranz. attendance listed as 56.
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Rostively Lime
Atlanta Welcomes Yates After British Amateur Victory
Charlie Yates, American golfer, received a hero's reception in Atlanta after winning the British amateur championship. Thousands lined streets as Yates paraded downtown, with Georgia Tech students joining the throng. He spoke of the pride of his win and the joy of homecoming.
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Charlie Yates
Bobby Jones
Yates
New York
Georgia Tech
Charlie
Janes D. Robinson
Dan
Alan
Stanford’s Hank Lubiti to debut in Campus Confessions
Angelo Lubiti, famed Stanford basketball star, begins studio training for his screen debut in Campus Confessions. The production starts this week as Lubiti joins the cast and prepares for forthcoming filming.
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Oun
Angelo
Hank
Lubiti
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Nis
Mills Gets Raise For Shutout Victory
St Louis Browns pitcher Howard Mills, 21, earned a substantial raise after beating the world champions in a full game. Mills had signed a provisional deal for more pay if he became a starter, and Vice President Bill DeWitt adjusted his contract after the scoreless outing. The raising figure reportedly reached $2900.
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Yankees
Howard Mills
St. Louis Browns
Bill DeWitt
Mills
Galse
Golf Notes Postponed Meeting at Gunter Hotel
The San Antonio Golfers' association meeting moved from Friday night to July 1 and will be held in the Gubttr's Oriental room. Hack Williford won the top prize in the weekly golf sweepstakes at Riverside Park with a one stroke par 10 Tuesday. Tied for second were Jack DeNike 19 8 71, Jiminy Morgan 7], Charles Eilne 7, and Leroy Proctor 75 4 71.
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Gunter Hotel
Gubttr
Hack Williford
Pile Chassnan
Riversiderk
Jack DeNike
Jiminy, Morgan
Charles Eilne
Leroy Proctor
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