Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1939 — Page 19

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Advances In Net Play

WIMBLEDON. England, June 29 (U. P).—America’s three survivors in the ‘men’s singles batted 1.000 per cent today and marched ‘into the round of 16 in the 59th All-Eagland | Tennis ‘Championships. Two of them—Elwood Cooke of Portland, Ore., and Bobby Riggs of |

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jine 20 (U, P).—Patty Berg, Minneapolis, defending ‘champion, ‘meets Jo McCrae, 18-year-old Towa State sophomore, ‘th ‘the second round of the 13th annual Women's Trans-Vssis-

sippi ‘Golf Tournament today.

Miss Berg easily ‘defeated Audrey Neffler, Fairmount, ‘Minn, 8 and 6, in ‘the first ‘round yesterday. Miss McOrae ‘defeated ‘the veteran Mrs,

Charles Newbold, Wichita, 2 and 1.

Miss Berg and Marion Miley, Tiex-

bracket favorites to ‘comme ‘through. Miss Miley defeated Wrs, ‘Chester Keating, St. Joseph, Mo, 6 and 5. Phyllis Buchanan, Denver, ‘Colo, ‘(former titleholder, advanced in the upper bracket by ‘defeating Mrs, Reuben Fox, Minnespolis, 6 and b. In ‘the lower bracket, Bea Barrett

‘apolis, 2 and 1. In other ‘matches today, Ann Johnson, ‘Chicago, who defeated Phyllis ‘Otto, Atlanttc, Towa, 5 and 4 yesterday, ‘meets Miss Miley, twice former titleholder. Wiss Buchanan meets Pat ‘Grant, ‘Oushing, Okla. youngster ‘who squeezed & one-up

defeated Mrs. P. N. Rehnier, Minne- | Shirley ||

[victory from Mrs, B. P. Onrey, MH- |

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HHgton, Ky., were the first two iipper- [neupolis, in the opening round, Wiss Barrett ‘meets Goldfe Bateson, Mile Waikee, Wis, who won 2 and 1 yess

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(AU Columbus at Indianapolis. wen. Toledo at Louisville, ken OM ions, vo. Cooke, No. 6 on the seeded list, was the first of the six select play3 ers to ‘gain the round of 16. A few Nelson, minutes later he ‘was joined by Franjo Puncec of Yugoslavia, seeded fourth, who halted D. MacPhail of England, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5. Franjo Kukuljevic of Yugoslavia. | unseeded southpaw who eliminated | Don McNeill of Oklahoma City yes- | terday, moved along with a 6-4, 7-5, | 6-4 victory over W. 'C. Choy of |

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to the jaw—measured him, took dead aim and let him have it. The punch had kayo written all over it but all it did was stagger the little | round guy. And then came the third round | and the second nerve-tingling sur- | prise of the night. Galento put] Louis on the floor, Louis the in-/ vincible, the super man, the greatest of all time. We thought he hit him with a right under the heart. Louis says it was a left to the jaw, and so does Galento and they ought to know. Anyway, he went down as if hit by a bullet. One second he was up in| fighting posture, the very next he was bouncing on the canvas. It was

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Joe Hangs On | Louis didn't seem to be hurt so much as scared. He was up without a count but he was flustered. What thoughts may have passed through his mind at this point we have no way of knowing but we do know he realized, if he had not already realized, that this “funny little fat man,” as he referred to Galento before the fight, was a dangerous foeman. As the round went on Louis showed this more and more. Near the close of the round 'Galento crowded Louis to a neutral corner and belted him lustily and then we saw something we had never seen before in any of Louis’ fights. We saw him grab Galento's arms and hold. If he wasn't frightened he was at least conservative.

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The end came in the fourth. Already the fight had gone longer than most of the crowd figured it would. Louis was hitting faster if not harder —three, four, five to one for Galento. But in between times Galente world come waddling in with a swishing punch that would take the play away from the champion. There was no immediate indication that the fourth round would be the last, although Galento was bleeding generously. As a matter of fact, Galento charged Louis at the start with such fury and ferocity that the champion actually did a Pastor. He got on a bicycle and pedaled furiously. He wasn't sure that he wanted too much of this boisterous cave man.

Louis Sees an Opening It was something you could not sense immediately—and certainly Louis didn’t—but Galento had just about fought himself out, and the round hadn't gone very long before Louis saw an opening he couldn't possibly miss. Everybody in the] stadium saw it. Galento’s guard was down and his face was fully exposed. Louis brought back his right hand as far as he could and hit Galento | with what was undoubtedly one o the hardest punches he ever threw. | This was the beginning of the end. | From then on it was all Louis. Ga- | lento took punch after punch and | came back but he was whipped. Finally, all in, nothing left, he| stood against the ropes and was slaughtered—or would have been if the referee hadn’t stepped in when

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