Romano and Dern to Continue Mat Feud At Armory Tonight
Mike Romano the rising Italian heavyweight faces veteran Ira Dern in a return bout at the Armory arena as part of the state Eagles convention. The 45 minute two fall match follows an earlier bout where Romano beat Dern in Salt Lake City. other bouts feature Léo Papiano and Danny Savich, plus Pat O Shocker vs Frank Seacatt and Bobby Burns against Sherm Christensen.
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Mike Romano
Jim Landos
American Legion
Armory Arena
Salt Lake City
Ira Dern
Eagles Lodge
Strangler + Lewis
Armory
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Léo Papiano
Los Angeles
Danny Savich
Romano
New York City
Dern
Salt Lake
Browning
Jim Browning
Ira
Pat O’shocker
Utah Trishin
Frank Seacatt
Phoenix
Ariz
Seacatt
Travern
O’shocker
Bobby Burns
Sherm Christensen
Burns
Sherm
Balt Laker
Ford
Eagles
Boxing card features Romano and Dern in New York clash
Main Event Mike Romano from New York City at 215 pounds faces Ira Dern from Salt Lake City at 210. Special Extra Frank Seacatt 213 from Phoenix meets Pat O Shocker 220 from Salt Lake City. Bobby Burns 220 from Minneapolis faces Sherm Christensen 215 from Salt Lake City. Opener Leo Papiano 205 from Los Angeles meets Danny Savich 195 from Salt Lake City.
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Mike Romano
New York City
Ira .Dern
Salt Lake City
Frank Seacatt
Phoenix
Pat O’shocker
Salt Lake
Bobby Burns
Minneapolis
Sherm Christensen
Leo Papiano
Los Anos
Danny Savich
Balt Lake City
Pat O
Balt Lake
League clubs chase Berger and pennant chase grows
June 11 managers scramble before Saturday deadline as clubs seek Berger or other stars. Giants sit out while Indians covet a top catcher to boost a pennant bid. Dodgers, Yankees, and Browns discuss trades, with Sam West, Rolly Hemsley, and other players involved. no deals yet.
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New York
Giants
Bill Terry
Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Rolly Hemsley
Browns
W Berger
Braves
Brooklyn
Ray Benge
Stan Bordagary
Dodgers
Bill McKechnie
Yankees
Sam West
Rogers Hornsby
West
Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Foxx
Boston
Deans
Brance Rickey
St. Louis
Giants Aim to Hold Lead as They Return to Polo Grounds
The New York Giants return to the Polo Grounds with a strong on pace for the National League flag. Manager Bill Terry’s club has lost only three times at home this season and leads the league in batting while contending for top pitching totals. Cincinnati Reds visit for a doubleheader as Pittsburgh battles Cincinnati.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Bill Terry
Terrymen
Y M C A Softball Opens With High Error Count
In the opening games of the Y M C A Employees softball league at Overland Park and City League fields twelve teams combined for 92 errors while pitchers showed improved form and several 6 to 7 strikeouts. Key 11 10 Coalmen over O B L Clerks 11-10 thanks to J O Anderson and Troy Parisin in the final inning 8 runs earlier. Kraft Cheese tops Clearing House 9-6 while National Laundry cleaning up Petersen Furniture 16-4 with Harvey homer and Haight Hargraves extras.
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Y. M. C. A. Employees
Overland Park
City League
Seventh Avenue
Sherman and
Custer Streets
J. O. Anderson
Coalmen
Troy Parisian
Henry Hopkins
Coalers
Fuel Men
Troy-Parisi
Clyde Ames
Anderson
Carter Ames
Venomen
L. Smith
L. Back Shops
L. Clerks
John Minard
Trabant
Baugh
Colianni
Brookhart, Slingerland and Richards
John Manardi
Jacobsen
Wilson
Kraft Cheese
Clearing House
Houde
Kraft
Christensen
Chambers
Quinn
Carter
National Laundry & Cleaners
Petersen Furniture Boys
Petersen's
Harvey
Forrest
Haight and Hargraves
Telephone Team Dominates Roundhouse In Low-Scoring Affair
The Telephone Co. defeated Roundhouse 13 to 4 as Batteries led by Jorgenson Johnson Packer and Thompson. Gambles Rinker and Leavitt contributed circuit clouts for the Telco squad while Knapp was the lone railroader to circle the bases. Another Employees league game set for Thursday night.
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Petersen's
Laundry
B. Forrest
Kump
Putton
Wilson
Horrocks
S. L. Roundhouse
Gambles
Rinker
Leavitt
Knapp
Ao8al Roundhouse
Telephone Co
M. Jorgenson
Johnson
Graves
E. Smith
Rhea
Garner
Jackson
Pitts Case Reopened As Landis Weighs Hearing
Ken Landis, baseball’s court of last resort, faces a hearing request on Edwin C. Alabama Pitts after the National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues voided his contract with Albany in the International League because Pitts is an ex convict. Johnny Evers and Albany officials seek relief as Landis contemplates the matter amid a cold that shadows his decision.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
Baseball
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
National Association of
Albany Club
International League
Johnny Evers
Albany
Joseph Cambria
Walter
Bing Sing
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Braddock Baer Bout Draws Sentiment And Tempers
Jim Braddock set for a heavily backed title try against Max Baer in Long Island. Fans recall Braddock's rise from the sidewalks while Baer criticizes referee Arthur Donovan after a training bout in Asbury Park.
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Jim Braddock
New York
Long Island
Max Baer
Jack McCarthy
Boston
Charlie Retzlaff
McCarthy
Braddock
Baer
Barr
Art Lasky
Lasky
Asbury Park J
Arthur Donovan
Seals Bolster Pitching With Roy Joiner Acquisition
Roy Joiner, former L A southpaw, joins the San Francisco Seals as they return from a northern swing to renew the Pacific Coast race. The Seals aim to improve their standing against Los Angeles Oakland and Hollywood as Seattle and Portland clash for lower spots. The team also features Lefty O Doul amid a dog field exhibition at Hutchinson Field.
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San Francisco
Roy Joiner
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Angels
O'doul
San Francisco Seals
Missions
Seals
Joiner
Oakland
Hollywood
LeRoy Anton
Seattle
Portland
Sacramento
Pocatello Rifle Team Opens Season With Sunday Shoot
Pocatello Rifle Club began its season at the P A C outdoor range with a Sunday shoot for local members and state team tryouts. Range practice continues Sundays, with 200 yard Wednesday evenings at 5 30 starting next week. Scores listed show Me sera Myers Jorgenson Sherwood Van Natta and Houk among top scorers.
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Idaho
Myers, F. E
Soree Stone Oe
BD. Ascatee
Jorgenson, C
Sherwood
van Natta
Canzoneri and others win on hard night in boxing
In Washington, Tony Canzoneri, world lightweight champion at 134, outpointed Frankie Klick 137 in a non-title bout. Phil Parr 144 defeated Bob Bruno 149, Roger Bernard 132 beat Lou Fox 132, and in Chicago Patsy Severo 133 fought on the card.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Phil Parr
Washington
Bob Bruno
New York
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mich
Lou Fox
Chicago
Patsy Severo
Meadeville Prospects Edge Several Opponents in Bout List
A jumbled slate shows Meadville and other fighters in wins and outpoints across various cities. Notable results include Paul Daszo losing to Meadville, Johnny Stanton edging Lou Vine, and Sam Slaughter securing a 168 pound win in Quincy.
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Meadville
Paul Daszo
Chicago
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Lou Vine
Wrestling Results Across Cities Highlight Notable Falls
In New Haven Joe Savoldi of Notre Dame defeated Stanley Pinto of Manchester after Pinto Falconed eye injury ended the match. In Portland Ella Faunto beat Count von Zuppe two falls to one. Montreal saw Dick Shikat defeat Steve Znoski in straight falls. Sacramento reports Ed Strangler Lewis active in California.
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New Haven
Conn
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Stanley Pinto
Manchester
N. H
Pinto
Portland
Ella Faunto
India
Count von Zuppe
Germany
Montreal
Dick Shikat
Steve Znoski
Poland
Sacramento
Cal
Strangler
Lewis
New York
Wrestlers Clash Ending In Flagged Bout No Contest
Defeated Milo Steinborn at 220 pounds from Sacramento Vincent Lopez at 205 Ida ho and Ted Christy at 198 Sun land Cal wrestled out of the ring long enough for Referee Joe Garco to declare the bout no contest.
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Milo Steinborn
Sacramento
Vincent Lopez
Idaho
Ted Christy
Sunland
Cal
Joe Garco
Helen Wills Moody Triumphs Over Harvey in Kent Championship
Helen Wills Moody, former world tennis champion, defeated Ermytrude Harvey, ex British Wightman Cup captain, in the Kent championship second round with a 6-3 6-1 victory.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
Ermytrude Harvey
Who Will You Trust For Blowout Protection Tires
A Firestone tires advertisement touts blowout protection for today’s high speeds and bigger wheels. It cites the 1930s Indianapolis 500 where 33 drivers used Firestone, with no tire trouble, and promotes Gum-Dipping as a unique process plus tests claiming superior traction and longer wear.
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Oor
Indianapolis Speedway
Firestone
AKC Sponsors Pocatello Show
Pocatello hosts its first beach dog show sponsored by the American Kennel Club, June 14 and 15 at the University gymnasium. The event features former ribbon winners such as Leonard Taylor’s Boston terriers including "All the Way" and Roy Squires’ "Divine Lady" among others from Albuquerque and Ogden, plus a string of five setters.
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Pocatello
University Gymnasium
Leonard Taylor
Ogden
Boston
Roy Squires
Ami A. Pettit
Albuquerque
N. M
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Detroit
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Terre Haute
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Holyoke
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N. Y
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North Main
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Miami
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Kentucky
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Louisville
United States
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Jasierng
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Firestone Service Stores
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Bannock County Fair
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