Roundup of boxing baseball and football notes
New York reports on Arthur Donovan facing questions about working Louis Godoy after a magazine story. Dodgers pitchers have yielded 50 homers this season. Dempsey and Jacobs clash over plans to expose the boxing combine. Edwin Puck ends Iowa State season with 50 innings no walks. Spider Armstrong may face Sixto Escobar in Baltimore in April with a possible Toronto or Washington assignment.
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New York
Arthur Donovan
Louis Godoy
Donovan
Louis
Dodger
Jack Dempsey
Mike Jacobs
Dempsey
Jacobs Boxing Combine
Edwin Puck
Iowa State College
Spider Armstrong
Toronto
Washington
Sixto Escobar
Baltimore
Notable Boxing and Baseball News Circles Coast to Coast
A collage of notes links Mike Haslin and Seattle tombstone dealer Paul Gregg, hints at fall team-ups, and recalls Bill Summers’ Comiskey Park beaning. It mentions Galen to in a Baer clash, Curt Davis versus Medwick, Notre Dame captain Bill Fay on the Pittsburgh desk, and Sammy Angott’s title bid in Los Angeles. Night games in Joplin advertise family pricing amid sports chatter.
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Bill Summers
Comiskey Park
Iey Bimstein
Galento
Max Baer
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Josephus Medwick
Bill Fay
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sammy Angrott
California
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Labor Day
Hemaley
Feller
Keltner
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Champ
Joe Louis
Greenwood Lake
Young Fitz
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Tommy Henrich
Joplin
Pop
Harry Jeffra
Snap Out of It Mr Dempsey and Cowboy Luttrell
A fragment shows dialogue urging Dempsey to snap out of it and Luttrell to react, with warnings about a wild hay maker and national laughter from border to border. The text hints at a charged political or public figure moment within American life.
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Mr. Dempsey
America
Spotlight on Local Sports Louis to Face Godoy in Madison Square Garden
Winchester fight fans back Joe Louis to stop Arturo Godoy in a rematch for the world heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. locals predict outcomes from early KO to decision with many naming Louis favored and several citing a knockout by tenth or eleventh round.
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Joe Louise
Arturo Godoy
Madison Square Garden
Goddy
Joe
United States
George
McFadden
New York
Louis
Godoy
Lawrence Hollis
Ragen Bean
Herbert Perlstein
Bill Hohannes
J. W. Morrow
Doug Fisher
Garland Baptist
Joe Louis
Leslie Dodd
Carlton Manuel
Louis A
Baseball News Roundup From Yesterday's Star Players
John Mernardino drove a bases loaded homer in the tenth to lift the Browns past the Red Sox. Ed Smith limited the Yanks to six hits as the White Sox beat New York 5-3. Morton Cooper pitched five innings of relief to help the Cardinals hold the Dodgers to one run and scored after a eleventh inning double. Bob Bragan hit two homers to defeat the Reds. Cubs limited the Giants to six hits in a 6-1 win. Al Smith earned his seventh victory by holding the Senators to five hits.
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Associated Press
John Mernardino
Browns
Red Sox
Ed Smith
White Sox
Mates
Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Dodgers
Bob Bragan
Phillies
Reds
Jake Mooty
Cubs
Giants
al Smith
Indians
Senators
Joseph
Muscles) Medwick
Brooklyn
Medwick
Bob Bowman
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Davis
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
New York
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
John Berardino
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Medwick Hit by Pitch Leaves Dodgers Pennant Hopes Hazy
Press sports writer Joseph Medwick is hospital bound with a brain concussion after a first inning pitch hit him. The Dodgers face a three week absence of a star asset while the Cardinals win 7-5 in eleven innings. Dodgers' pennant chase unsettled as rivals strike.
Fights Last Night Highlights Boxing Results
New York Everett Right mire 127%4 Sioux City Iowa and Bobby Ruffin 129 New York drew. Abel Simon 255 New York City outpointed Nick Fiorenziane 221 Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
New York
Everett Rightmire
Sioux City
Bobby Ruffin
Drew
Albany
N. Y
Abel Simon
New York City
Nick Fiorenziane
Philadelphia
Miami Indians deny uprising in letter to Indian Affairs
The Miami Indians of Indiana informed the government they plan no uprising. They declared they consider themselves the only true Americans and not in sympathy with any foreign power in a letter to Secretary John Collier, asking that the information be shared with Secretary Harold Ickes.
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Wabash, Ind
Indiana
John Collier
Secretary of Indian Affairs
Harold Ickes
Colored Hoboes Here On Friday
Baseball fans can see the New England Colored Hoboes on Friday at 4 o'clock at The Park. They tour north from Fall River and have won 35 and lost 6 on the current trip, meeting an All-Star team from Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties. The Hoboes are noted for ragged clothes and humorous antics, with lineup members including Carbox Charlie and Pete The Tramp.
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New England
Carbox Charlie
Pete
Tramp
Washington Wins 43rd Poughkeepsie Regatta Varsity Race
The 43rd annual Poughkeepsie regatta proved chaotic with four boats swamped and late races. Washington edged Cornell by three quarters of a length in 22 42, while Syracuse beat Navy for third as California Columbia Wisconsin and Princeton trailed.
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White Pougie
N. Y
Joe Penner
Olson
Johnson
Joe Cook
Poughkeepsie
Washington
Hudson
Cornell
Syracuse
Navy
California
Columbia
Wisconsin
Princeton
No Crouch Tomorrow For Joe
Gayle Talbot York reports Joe Louis prepares for his second title defense against Arturo Godoy at Yankee Stadium. Louis weighs 200 pounds, trains hard, and vows to fight his usual style while odds favor Louis over Godoy.
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Champ
Godoy
Gayle Talbot York
Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy
Yankee Stadium
Joe Orr Gatty
Oaatty
Louis
Joe
Jack Blackburn
Center Markets Bring Double Header To Winchester
Center Markets visit The Park Club in Winchester after a series week ending at Carney's Point. A 1:30 p.m. Sunday double header pits the Markets against Sandy Baker's team after a 4-1 loss to Washington Club earlier in the season.
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Duponts
Carney’s Point
N. J
D. Cc
Winchester
Park Club
Washington
Sandy Baker
Russell Potts
Bob Hebb
Center Markets
Potts
Park
Not Alarmed At Yankees Not Alarmed At Yankees
CHICAGO June 19 Today the New York Yankees are not alarming the league anymore as they trail the Red Sox in the pennant race. Joe McCarthy says a late-season surge could still happen but three other clubs look formidable and a big lead seems unlikely.
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Chicago
Yankees
New York Bombers
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Starving deer found on Maryland refuge along Deep Creek Lake
In Garrett County Maryland about forty deer were found dead from starvation and fawns were killed by wild cats on the state game refuge along Deep Creek Lake. Officials say ten died and sixty to seventy deer had been on the refuge opposite Cabin Lodge. State Game Warden E Lee Lecompte investigated but no official report yet. Remaining deer were reportedly liberated and the wire corral cut by deputy wardens. Local residents say trees on the refuge were stripped by the hungry deer.
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Cumberland
Garrett County
Deep Creek Lake
Cabin Lodge
E. Lee Lecompte
Baltimore
Teens Hitchhiking Incident Near State Industrial School
In Kearney Nebraska on June 19 Jean Ferguson aged 15 and Charles Kidder aged 16 left the State Industrial School detail and began hitchhiking eastward. Their journey ended when they signaled a car driven by Fred Dickson the school superintendent too vigorously prompting the vehicle to stop.
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Kearney
Neb
Jean Ferguson
Charles Kidder
State Industrial School
Fred
Dickson
A Man Of Duty And Quiet Leisure
The text portrays a dedicated man facing tough daily tasks yet balancing civic duties, charity, and public concerns. It highlights his routines from dawn to evening, his family, books, garden, hobbies, and the value of leisure with Budweiser as a companion in various daily settings.
Owl Interruption Spooks Philadelphia School Play
A Philadelphia school play was disrupted when a window opened and an owl flew in. Teachers and students reacted as the unexpected visitor caused a brief pause in the event.
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Philadelphia
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