Carnera Stops K C Christner in Detroit Fourth Round
Primo Carnera dominates Meyer Christner of Akron in Floyd Fitzsimmons arena. After a wild first round Carnera targets Christner’s left eye then lands a crushing right that ends the fight just before the 1 40 mark of the fourth. Christner, 201 pounds, fights bravely but cannot overcome the 265 pound Italian in front of 18 000 spectators.
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U S Open Play On Interlachen Course
The United States Golf Association announced qualifying assignments for the U S Open at Interlachen in Annapolis. Exemptions place many top players directly into the field, while others must vie in the June 16 qualifying rounds held in 20 districts.
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Purdue Cont to Feature Meet in Tulsa Trans-Miss Golf
Four days of play in the trans Miss golf tournament in Tulsa Iowa born Dorothy Klotz Purdue Sioux City reached near certainty as a finalist. Mrs Stanley Alexander Camden Ark was Klotz Purdue’s semi final opponent but Arkansas rally could reshape the field. Also slated Oklahoma semi final between Mrs Tom Way Sapulpa state champion and Mrs Hulbert S Clarke Oklahoma City.
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Thompson and Wells Meet in Non-Title Welterweight Bout
Omaha nightly card features world welterweight champion Jack Thompson facing former English champion Billy Wells in a ten round non-title bout. This marks Thompson’s first fight since reclaiming the title from Jackie Fields in Detroit.
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Porat agrees to boxing match with Stribling
Otto Von Porat Norwegian heavyweight surrenders to Chicago stadium demands and agrees to a 10 round bout with W L Stribling on June 18. Porat and manager Ed Stevenson receive six month suspensions from the Illinois athletic commission for previously turning down the match. Porat guaranteed 30 percent of net receipts with Stribling at 25 percent.
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Fortune Inherited By Young Boy In Chicago Will
A 14 year old boy, Alexis Thompson, inherits his father David P. Thompson’s entire estate of 2 000 000 dollars making him a millionaire twice over.
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Critics doubt Max Schmeling’s readiness for Sharkey showdown
In Endicott New York on June 6 AP reports a wave of doubt about Max Schmeling’s training ahead of his 15 round heavyweight title challenge against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. Critics question his weight sparring and readiness after a year layoff while Schmeling bets on peak form and a possible victory.
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Remarkable Skin Cure With Resinol Salve
A Miami Beach woman reports complete clearing of a facial eruption after three weeks of using Resinol. She credits the salve with her improved skin and urges others to try the product, noting available free samples from Resino Co. in Baltimore.
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Chicago featherweight title bid eyed for Bat Battalino
Eddie Shea of Chicago, a featherweight contender, posts 2500 with the Illinois state athletic commission to bind a challenge to world champion Bat Battalino. If the match is closed, it could be held at Chicago Stadium on June 30.
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Mallory May Quit New York
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, eight times American tennis champion, signals possible retirement from New York competition. The report notes Mallory’s future plans remain undecided as authorities and fans await further statements.
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