Big Fight Booster Buckles Up for Baer Schmeling Show
Dempsey predicts strong gate for Baer Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium with an estimated 60 000 fans and receipts near 300 000. He reports 100 000 cash and 50 000 reservations, top price 10 dollars, ringside 25. Schmeling favored 2 to 1, Baer’s size edge noted as Johnny Fischer and Betty Jameson achievements also mentioned.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Sharkey-Schmeling
James H. Scarr
New York Weather Bureau
Baer
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Standings and Scores Across Leagues Highlight Busy Tuesday
National and American League results show rainouts and tight standings. Key outcomes include St Louis at Cincinnati called off in the fourth, New York leading NL, and Dallas at Houston with near horizon shifts in Dixie League standings. Brannon of TCU joins Dublin High as assistant coach and head mentor in multiple sports.
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Buster Brannon
Texas Christian University
Dublin High School
Grove Shuts Out Senators With 7-4 Victory
Lefty Grove started his first game since May 6 and earned his fifth win, pitching the Athletics past the Washington Senators 7 to 4. He struck out four, issued no walks, and contributed a home run in 14 hits for Philadelphia. Fred Schulte led the Senators with three runs, including a first inning double to score Myer and a sixth inning homer for Goslin.
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Pearl Lakes Trout Club seeks its greatest season
Pearl Lakes Trout Club near Creede Colorado expects its best fishing season yet with about 60 Amarillo members in a 10 year old club. President Bob Ames calls a June 26 meeting at the caretaker’s cabin and notes shares are for sale at less than par while dues grant privileges.
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Colorado
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Joe Bob McClure
McClure
Rockies
Australian net star conquers Co chemat at Auteuil
Jack Crewford of Australia defeated Henri Cochet in straight sets 8-6 6-1 6-3 to win the French hard court singles title, the first invading player to win since the event opened to the world eight years ago. Margaret Scriven, 20, won the women's singles by defeating Mme Rene Mathieu 6-2 4-6 6-4, succeeding Helen Willa Moody as champion.
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Auteuil
France
Jack Crewford
Australia
Henri Cochet
Margaret Scriven
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Helen Willa Moody
Ties Dominate Blind Pig Golf Tourney at Amarillo CC
The Amarillo Country Club hosted a golf tournament with numerous ties. Dr. W. R. Klingensmith and Charles McAfee tied for first, C. Makeig and R. K. Batten shared second, and F. M Broome, A. N. Olver, and John Olver tied for third. Another playoff is planned for next Sunday.
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W. R. Klingensmith
Charles McAfee
C. Makeig
R. K. Batten
F. M Broome
A. N. Olver
John Olver
IOC Opens Talks On 1936 Berlin Games
The International Olympic Committee began its week meeting with the possible rescinding of Berlin as host for the 1936 Games over Germany’s anti Jewish policy. Brigadier General Charles Sherrill said he would back the move if Germany fails to guarantee equality in the games for all races colors and creeds.
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Vienna
International Olympic Committee
Berlin
Germany
Charles Sherrill
Two Heavyweight Showdown Headlines June 8 Card
Special to The News Woodward Oklahoma June 6 Jack Dillon of Taloga meets Larkin Colley of Oklahoma City in the top bout. The semi windup features The Fighting Clown Earl Bartholomew of Chanute Kansas versus Bat Clark of Waynoka. Four additional bouts complete the program.
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Woodward
Okla
Jack Dillon
Taloga
Larkin Colley
Oklahoma City
Achill Ryan Set for Main Bout With Walter Achiu Thursday
Pacific Coast wrestler Ray Ryan, a strong contender, meets Walter Achiu in the main event at the National Guard Armory this Thursday. Ryan recently threw Billy Romanoff in the semi finals while Achill defeated Cyclone Mackey. promoter Rob Roy secured the match after Ryan pressed for a main bout. Tickets can be reserved at City Drug Store, 517 Polk Street.
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Pacific Coast
Walter
Sneeze) Achiu
National Guard Armory
Ryan
Billy Romanoff
Achill
Cyclone Mackey
Rob Roy
Roy
Son
California
City Drug Store
Polk Street
MISS GORCZYCA TIES GEORGIAN IN SOUTHERN WOMEN'S GOLF
Miss Aneila Gorczyca of Fort Worth Texas tied for medal honors with Miss Margaret Maddox of Georgia after an 84 in the Southern Women's Golf tournament at Radium Springs. The tie will be decided later this week. The field posted its largest qualifying score in years with 106.
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Aneila Gorczyea
Fort Worth
Texas
Margaret Maddox
Georgia
Radium Springs
Ben Fitzhugh
Vicksburg
Simmons Leads Major League Batting as Browns Pitchers Struggle
Al Simmons piled up three hits in five at bats to lift his average six points to .374 and top the majors, while Hodapp of the Red Sox sits idle at .768. Other Big Six teams saw little action as standings and stats mix with notes on Bill Walker, Barry Ornstein, Willis Ward comparison, Ted Gullic’s four strikeouts, and a Browns pitchers note.
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al Simmons
Hodapp
Morse Leaves Dallas Steers With Big Smile and Plans
Happ Morse resigns as Dallas Steers manager after owner Sol Dreyfuss requests his departure. Zeke Bonura hails him as a grand guy and top manager, while Morse shifts to business in Dallas and plans to stay active as a Southwest Conference basketball official.
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Bill Parker
Associated Press
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Jake Alz
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Dreyfuss
Happ
Zeke Bonura
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Steers
Brainard takes Dallas Steers helm for Houston opener
Pred Brainard becomes the Dallas Texan League baseball manager arriving from Artesia New Mexico to assume duties in Houston for a two game series against the league leading Buffs. He replaces Happ Morse and vows a fighting hustling club, win or lose, amid midseason roster shuffles and new signings including Tex Jeanes and Phil Kirchem.
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Phil Kirchem
Rochester
Buffs Continue Winning Ways in Texas League
Houston Buffaloes beat Tulsa 7 to 6 as they extend their dominance in the Texas League. Galveston Bucs nip Fort Worth 2 to 1 behind Hank Thormahlen. Dallas Missions sweep San Antonio with a 6 to 3 win to finish the series.
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Early-season rain forces Chicago baseball postponements
Heavy April rain in Chicago led to many postponed games. From mid May to season end, doubleheaders fill six of the remaining sixteen Sundays, reshaping the schedule and limiting open Sundays.
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Hagen Seeks Open Triumph With 292 Medal Pace
Chicago June 5 Four rounds of 73 give Walter Hagen a 292 total aim to win the National Open at North Shore June 8-10. Strong field includes Sarazen, Burke, Runyon, Shute, Dutra, Farrell, Wood and more as tough finishing holes test drivers and irons amid rain softened fairways and heavy rough.
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North Shore
Chicago
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Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Gene
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Billy Burke
Olin Dutra
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Cruickshank
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Leo Diege
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Lst
Burke
Paul Runyon
Denny Shute
Johnny Fischer
University of Michigan
Gus Moreland
George Dawson
Maurice MecCarthy
Johnny Goodman
Chingo
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