Cherry Hills Course Proves Tough for TransMiss Golf Field
Western and southwestern amateurs clash at Cherry Hills for the trans Miss title with the national open set for 1938. Reynolds Smith, from Dallas, wins medal honors with 70 while defending champ John Dewson opens and Dawson faces Bob Conctiff Jr. in early rounds.
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Denver
West
Southwest
Cherry Hills
Chicago
John Dewson
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Texas
Dawson
Bob Conctiff, Jr
Oklahoma City
Joe Louis Wins World Heavyweight Title in 1937
Chicago chronicled Joe Louis Barrow born Ledington Alabama May 13 1914 rising from amateur 54 bouts 43 knockouts to turn pro July 4 1934. He claimed the world title June 22 1937 in Chicago by stopping James J Braddock in the eighth round after a pro career totaling 35 fights 29 knockouts and five decisions with a single defeat to Max Schmeling.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Ledington
Ala
Joe Louis Barrow
Johnny Miler
Mex Marek
Clinton Bridges
Stanley Evans
St. Louis
Jack Kracken
Sions
Max Schmeling
New York
Natie Brown
Kansas City
Bob Pastor
James J. Braddock
Savich Loses Hairline Decision in Spokane Exhibition
Danny Savich, former University of Utah athlete, lost a rough house main event to Alvin Britt of Luray Kansas in three falls during a wrestling exhibition in Spokane last night.
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Spokane
Wash
Danny Savich
University of Utah
Alvin Britt
Luray
Kas
Budge Cruises Past Hughes in Wimbledon Second Round
In London, Don Budge defeated George Patrick Hughes 6-2 6-2 6-2 to advance to the Wimbledon third round. Budge's Davis Cup partner Gene Mako won 6-1 6-1 6-1 over H. C. Fisher, and Frankie Parker beat Jacques Brugnon 6-0 6-3 6-1 to join them.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
America
George Patrick Hughes
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
H. C. Fisher
Switzerland
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Budge
Mako
Jacques Brugnon
Helen Jacobs
Mary Heeley
England
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
R. Morton
Great Britain
Seals Narrow Lead With Lillard Hit Pitching Display
San Francisco's Seals closed to two games behind league leader Sacramento Solons aided by Gene Lillard who pitched and contributed offensively. Lillard starred as he both pitched and hit for the Seals and the Missions.
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San Francisco
Seals
Sacramento Solons
Gene Lillard
San Francisco Missions
Lillard
Our Children (Continued From Pace Four) Best Friends
The piece reflects on friendship and family bonds as guiding forces during both good and bad times. It contrasts loyalty with the selfish side of adolescence and urges consideration of manners amid family dynamics.
Good Manners Build Strong Adolescent Character
An advice piece urges adolescents to cultivate good manners as essential for social success. It stresses that support from others, habitual gracious behavior, and respect for elders open doors to opportunities. Parents and teachers are invited to contact Mr. Patri for guidance on child development.
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Patri
Hometown Folk Celebrate Fight in Lafayette Alabama
In Lafayette Alabama on June 23 a group from Buckalow Mountain gathered four miles to celebrate Joe Louis winning the heavyweight title. Neighbors listened on radios at Aca Finley’s home as eight rounds unfolded and joy followed Louis’s champion victory.
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Lafayette. Ala
Joe Louis
Buckalow Mountain
Joe
Powder Town
Aca Finley
Louis
Power and Telephone Co clash in tight ball game
Idaho Power beats Bistlints 1030-498 in a close contest. Rey yields 12 strikeouts with four safeties off. Safeway Stores shut out by Telephone Co 8-4. Erickson and Reynolds lead. U P shops defeat Western States 28-8 as Pack Shape players drive in runs in early innings. Arden Dairy forfeits to U P Challengers 22-3 in exhibition.
Idaho Power Wins Contest
Idaho Power defeated Bist lines 12 to 4 in the Y M C A Employees softball league last night. Seven runs crossed in the fourth inning to clear the game early.
Celebration for Champion Draws Large Crowd on Main Negro Street
Thousands filled the main Negro street for a victory celebration for the champion, with many attendees identified as blood kin of the winner.
Young Flyer Edward Somers Solo Flies at 13 at Floyd Bennett
Edward Somers, a 13 year old member of an air minded family, was acclaimed as one of the youngest pilots to fly an airplane alone. He completed his solo flight yesterday reaching 38 000 feet over Floyd Bennett field. His father is Andrew L Somers a World War I flyer.
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New York
Edward Somers
Edward
Floyd Bennett Field
Andrew L. Somers
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