Louis Carnera Showdown At Yankee Stadium Tonight
The Louis Carnera bout at Yankee Stadium draws high interest with an expected 50 000 plus fans and near 400 000 in receipts as promoter caution abides amid racial tensions and security. Primo Carnera faces the fast punching Louis in a scheduled prelims and main bout with weigh-ins by noon and no broadcast.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Primo Carera
Yankee Stadium
Louis
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Broadway
Carnera
Primo
Baer
Italy
Abyssinia
Pocatello
Stars to Meet at San Diego Track Championship
The San Diego venue hosts a premier western A A U track meet with over a hundred athletes, including Jesse Owens limited to 100 yard dash and broad jump. Elite sprinters Eulace Peacock George Anderson and Foy Draper headline the field as juniors and decathlon events start the two day program.
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San Diego
Cal
Berkeley
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Moody Returns at Wimbledon with Powerful Win
Helen Moody begins bid to reclaim the all England title by defeating M Baumgarten of Hungary 6 0 6 1 on Wimbledon courts as a crowd greets her return. American Helen Jacobs also advances, beating Nelli Adamson 6 3 6 2. Moody slips during the match but recovers to dominate.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
M. Baumgarten
Hungary
Helen Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Nelli Adamson
Mile. Baumgarten
Botanists Claim Celestial Fig Trees Bear in Year Three
Botanists say celestial fig trees begin bearing fruit in the third year after planting. The finding suggests a predictable maturation cycle for these unusual trees studied by researchers in plant science.
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Hold Regular Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building for their regular session.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Building
Yankees Continue Dominance as Tamulis Tops Indians
Vito Tamulis stars for the Yankees, beating the Indians to move to seven wins and one loss as New York extends its AL lead to four games. He shuts down Cleveland with eight hits allowed, while Joe Vosmik provides three hits for the Indians. Earl Whitehill suffers a 9-8 defeat in 14 innings with the Senators. In other scores, Burnett drives in the Browns’ 2-1 win over Philadelphia, Bonura homers to power Chicago past Boston, Cubs outlast the Giants 10-9 in ten innings, and Redlegs top Phillies 6-4 behind a late rally.
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Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Winegarner
Tamulis
Joe Vosmik
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
Washington
Auker
Bridges
White
Burnett
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Zeke Bonura
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Paul Dean
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Jimmy Collins
Cards
Cincinnati
Phillies
Reds
Curt Davis
YMCA Officials to Meet Over Softball Rules
Softball league officials, managers and captains from twenty teams in two leagues will meet at the YMCA at 8 o clock Wednesday evening to discuss rules regulations and game handling. G E Slingerland committee chairman will preside. The committee and game officials will be present.
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G. E. Slingerland
Fights Last Night Across Cities Rally Boxing Action
The Associated Press reports scattered boxing results with Cleto Locatelli beating Eddie Cool in Philadelphia while Jack Doyle stopped Phil Donato in New York. Steve Halaigo outpointed Ted Bobby Pacho in Buffalo and Steve Carr edged Tiger Warrington in Hartford. John Henry Lewis knocked out Izzy Singer in Paterson as Reuben Breese and Al Phal won in Chicago and Minneapolis respectively. Sammy Slaughter topped Al Trusman in Toronto. Tait Littman defeated George Black in Milwaukee. Billy Celebron beat Nick Demaray in Rockford. Joey Costa outpointed Ed McGeever in Holyoke. Kid Hockers won in Steelton. Johnny Durso outpointed an opponent in Louisville.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Eddie Cool
New York
Jack Doyle
Ireland
Phil Donato
Brooklyn
Steve Halaigo
Buffalo
N. Y
Ted Bobby Pacho
Mexico
Hartford
Conn
Steve Carr
Meridan
Tiger” Warrington
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
al Trusman
San Diego
Cal
Milwaukee
Tait Littman
Cudahy
Wis
George Black
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Nick Demaray
Holyoke
Mass
Joey Costa
Jersey City
Ed McGeever
Scranton
Work
Kid Hockers
Steelton
al Pressman
Baltimore
Louisville
Johnny Durso
Pittsburgh
British Open Champion Nets Subpar 70 In Early Trials
Henry Cotton fired a subpar 70 at Gullane to reach 141 after two rounds, tying for the lead with Richard Burton as the British Open field narrows. Joe Kirkwood and Joe Ezar posted solid totals, while W Lawson Little Jr and others close in as qualifiers tighten.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Henry Cotton
Gullane
Cotton
R. A. Whitcombe
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Kirkwood
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Henry Picard
Hershey
Invaders
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Cal
Richard Burton
Hooton
Burton
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Braddock Predicts Carnera Over Louis Tonight
James J. Braddock, the heavyweight champion, predicts Primo Carnera will outpoint Joe Louis in their 15 round Yankee Stadium bout. Braddock says Carnera is too experienced for Louis.
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Scranton
James J. Braddock
Primo Carnera
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Carnera
Louis
Braddock
Frankie Wallace Beats Frankie Morris In Boxing Bout
Frankie Wallace of Cleveland at 135 pounds outpointed Frankie Morris from Louisville at 19, while opponent Jerry Martin of Cincinnati weighed 133 pounds.
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Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Jerry Martin
Cincinnati
Frankie Morris
Louisville
Y M C A Employes Softball Leaders Clash This Thursday
The top two teams Telephone and O B L Back Shops meet after undefeated starts in the Y M C A Employes league. Back Shops routed National Laundry 18 to 6 as Myers hit a grandslam homer with bases loaded in the second inning. Graves & Potter beat Clearing House 12 to 10 in a high scoring game aided by errors. Roundhouse defeated Coalmen 8 to 1 behind Packer’s fourth inning homer and solid defense. Trop-Parisian topped O S L Clerks 23 to 5 with multiple hitters homering. Kraft Cheese shutout Petersen Furniture 23 to 0.
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Telephone
O.8.l. Back Shops
Y.M.C.A. Employes
Back Shops
National Laundry
Cleaners
Erros
Myers
Trabant
Tuck
Jacobsen
Fulton
Gooderham
Olsen
Graves & Potter
Clearing House
Bankers
Melquist
Quinn and
Beazley
Breithaup
Quinn
Carter
Tripp
E. Smith
S. L. Roundhouse
Coalmen
Boyatt
Coalers
Packer
Roundhouse
Brodt
Reese
Clyde Ames
Carter Ames
Knapp
O. S. L. Clerks
L. Smith
Cullen
L. Hopkins
E. Hopkins
Short
Troy-Paris
O.S.L. Clerks
Leonard Hopkins
Slingerland
Richards
Kraft Cheese
Petersen Furniture
Houde
Safeway tops People's Store in league clash 33 to 6
Safeway overwhelmed People's Store Terrell 33 to 6 in a lopsided league game. Garner and Rhea hit home runs while Kraft led at the plate with 20 hits. Batteries Haight Kump Houde Chambers backed the big scoring attack as the grocerymen controlled every inning.
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Christianson
Houde
Wilker
Groden
Kraft
Petersen
Haight and Kump
Chambers
Safeway
People's Store-Terrell
Garner
Rhea
Terrell
Jensen
Joe R. Cleare
Snyder
Telephone Co
Western States
Gambles
Warden
Thompson
Atkin
Bevans
Smith
Legion Plans Huge Fiesta in Idaho City Parade and Show
Walton Davis commander of Pocatello Post Four of the American Legion announces final plans for the Million Dollar Baby Parade and Baby Show to be staged next month. Verne Newcombe will present the event with registration to be announced. eligible babies in Idaho aged 6 months to five years may win silver cups rings ribbons and bank accounts.
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Verne Newcombe
Walton Davis
Pocatello
American Legion
Davis
Idaho
Legion celebration features baby registration and fireworks
The Legion hosts a celebration with baby registration open to either parent and no fee, plus attractions such as the Siege of the Argonne fireworks display, a Miss Victory popularity contest awarding a San Diego Exposition trip, and four Mardi Gras Carnival events with free street dance, baseball games, races, and more to come.
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Baby
Parnet
Legion
the Argonne
San Diego Exposition
Dionne Five Gallons For 79 Cents At Kansas City Station
A Kansas City filling station advertises five gallons for 79 cents with the sign reading The Dionne five gals for 79 cents. The note references the Dionne quintuplets and a motorist asking for five gallons by saying One Dionne.
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Kansas City
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Pocatello Fire Department
West Side
Yse
Y.M.C. A. Softball
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Railway Express Agency, Inc
U. P
Arnold
Alemite Pubrication Service
Goodrich
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Bock
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Yellow Cab Co., Inc
Billmeyer, Inc
Fifth and Center
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