Dempsey Talks Return as Threats Rally Activity
Los Angeles reports Jack Dempsey expected to meet promoter James Coffroth and manager Gene Normile amid talk of a return to the ring. Potential purses cited range from 250000 to 590000 with no opponent named. Chicago secretary Leonrd Sacks described threatening calls claiming Dempsey’s life. Dempsey moved via New York Philadelphia Wilmington to Los Angeles, later rejoining wife Estelle Taylor after a brief Chicago stay.
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Cardinals Defeat Brooklyn to Seize NL Lead
St Louis won 9 to 8 over Brooklyn to gain a firmer grip on the National League pennant race. In a high scoring game, Sherdel and Gilbert led the offense, while Bressler and Hendrick contributed key hits. Ballou pitched for Brooklyn, but the Cardinals held the edge in runs and fielding miscues.
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Morgemien Triumphs in Long Derby Prep Contests
In a standout effort at Washington Park, Morgemien blasts Tiger in a long contest as Derby winner Clyde Van Dusen eyes a second major victory this year. Training continues for the $40,000 American Derby on June 4 at Arlington.
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Two Grips and the Art of Wrist Position in Golf
Sol Metzger outlines two grip methods for golfers focusing on wrist alignment and clubface control. The piece discusses interlock versus overlapping grips, wrist hinge, forearm rotation, and backhand influence on distance and accuracy, inviting readers to request a reprint of The Art of Witching.
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Crimson Tide Gridder Named Colorado College Coach
Colorada Springs Colo June 4 HINS Fred W Pickhard Alabama University football captain in 192% and all American tackle in 1926 was named line coach at Colorado College. W TL Bully Van De Graaff athletic director at Colorado College announced the appointment. Babe Ruth Out For Week Yankees slugger sidelined by heavy cold may miss several days or a week after hospital exam indicated chest congestion.
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Sievers to Succeed Faust on East High Staff
H. L. Sievers of Iowa City will replace George S. Faust as physical training instructor at East High. He earned a bachelor of science degree after attending South Dakota State College, Watertown High School graduate, no prior teaching experience, comes with strong recommendations. Faust has left East High to take a PT position with Detroit public schools.
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Gavuzzit Leads in Pyle Battle of Arches Race
In the Pyle New York Los Angeles race approaching Superior Arizona Gavuzzit again led as runners head toward Superior. Gavuzzi placed second in the 62 mile lap from Bylag and moved ahead of Johnny Salo Passaic New Jersey by 18 minutes 38 seconds. Salo started with an 18 minute 49 second lead and finished fourth with Sam Reihman of New York winning the stage. Giusta Umek of Ibaly Lake also an entrant.
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Illinois Boxing Commission Ousts Promoter Mullen
The Illinois Boxing Commission suspended promoter James C. Mullen for failing to return money from tickets for the Sammy Mandell Kid Kaplan bout scheduled May 31 and canceled after federal authorities took charge of the box office. The promoter faced about 0 000 in taxes on earlier shows, Mullen claimed refunds were issued through his box office and others would be refunded at selling outlets.
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Canzoneri Fights Filipino Ignacio Fernandez in 10 Round Bout
New York June 4 1944 Tony Canzoneri former world featherweight champion faces Ignacio Fernandez of the Philippines in a 10 round outdoor bout at Queensboro Stadium It is the Metropolitan seasons first big outdoor fight Canzoneri believes his 130 pound form will dominate Fernandez despite Fernandez knockout of Al Singer. Fernandez is the Bronx rival’s latest test.
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League Leaders and Baseball Statistics Summary
National and American league leaders as of June 3 feature O Doul of the Phillies atop batting averages. Hafey of the Cards leads RBIs. Dobbitt and Frisch pace hits and doubles. Cuyler and others atop steals. Grimes of the Pirates enjoys a 9 0 record. Gehringer leads runs in the American League, with Simmons driving in runs. Alexander and Gehringer headline Tigers in hits. Johnson and Hellmann shine in doubles. Blur and Denning pace triples and homers.
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West Coast Stars of Track Bid for Mid West Honors
The Pacific coast dominates the national championships at Staggfield with Stanford leading entries including Robert and Krenz and Edmonds. Ed Moeller of Oregon aims to beat Stanford, USC brings a full squad, and eight of last year's 11 champions still compete. Claude Bracey likely defends his 100 and 220 yard titles.
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Lott to Sail for Europe for Davis Cup Ties
George Lott, third ranking U.S. tennis star, plans to join the Davis Cup team for its Europe invasion. His University of Chicago studies threaten his departure, but he intends to sail June 4 as his teammates prepare to depart tomorrow.
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