Schmeling Baer Fight Promoted by Dempsey at Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling and Maxie Baer meet in a scheduled 15 round bout next Thursday at Yankee Stadium in a high profile boxing venture organized by promoter Jack Dempsey. About 80 000 fans expected despite Garden opposition with Schmeling favored. Baer recent results include a 20 round draw with UVzcedun.
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United Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
Yankee Stadium
Ballyhoo
Madison Square Garden
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Baer
Jack Dempsey
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Baer Ready for Schmeling Fight in Jersey Training Camp
Max Baer, a restless eager likable heavyweight, resumes heavy training in Atlantic City for the June 8 bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. Baer’s manager Ancil Hoffman backs Jack Dempsey referee choice, while Baer continues work at his father’s ranch and in a Livermore butcher shop.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Wednesday Results
Standings show New York 7-9 and Washington 12-7 in the period with notes on results for Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Detroit Boston and others. Thursday schedules list Boston at Washington Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St. Louis plus multiple city matchups and minor league figures. Galveston Beaumont San Antonio Houston Tulsa Dallas Oklahoma City Fort Worth among Texas and Gulf Coast standings are noted with tonight games listed. Also a local golf note mentions H J Miller of Fresno celebrating his 74th birthday after a long career starting years ago.
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Tim McGrath
San Francisco
Max Baer
Max
Jacob
Los Angeles
Dad
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
So Loar S Sevies
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St. Louis
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Galveston
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San Antonio
Houston
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All Is Well in Ruppert Camp Of Yanks
Colonel Ruppert says the Yankees must stay on top to justify his 10 million investment though Babe Ruth ages. He recalls 1927 1928 1932 title runs and notes salaries over 75 000 have fallen with a shift to chain-store system and shared player value.
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Associated Press
New York
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Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
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Colonel Ruppert
Ferrell
Cleveland
Red Sox
Chicago
Ruth
Rickenbacker Forces Indy Race Start Amid Tense Pits
Henry M'Lemore reports from New York on the Indianapolis Speedway race day. Eddie Rickenbacker halts driver mutiny by declaring Wilcox out and orders the race to start. The article recalls fuel troubles, high tension in the pits, Spangler’s near disaster, and the famed press corps’ rapid information gathering.
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United Press
New York
Indianapolis Speedway
Eddie Rickenbacker
Howdy Wilcox
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Wilcox
Ruth
West Texas Golfers Start Title Tourney
West Texas Golf Association begins qualifying for its annual tournament in Wichita Falls with about 50 local contenders among yesterday’s qualifiers. Defending champion Jimmie Phillips of Ranger and former titlists Charlie Quail Post L. T. Burns Wichita Falls and Dudley Raines Abilene are among the notable entrants.
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West Texas Golf Association
Jimmie Phillips
Ranger
Charlie Quail
Post
West Texas
L. T. Burns
Dudley Raines
Abilene
Waco Triumphs In Dixie League Scoring 21 Runs
Waco blasted 21 hits to 21 runs as they outscored Henderson yesterday, while Longview and Tyler met in Tyler with Tyler winning 11 to 6. Shreveport dropped 4 to 3 at Baton Rouge. Jackson beat El Dorado 15 to 6 in the night game. Five of the top 10 US women tennis players hail from California, with Helen Jacobs of Berkeley and Mrs. L A Harper of Oakland among the leaders.
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Tyler
Waco
Henderson
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
United Press
Wacoans
Jackson
el Dorado
United States
California
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
L. A. Harper
Oakland
University City
End to the 500 Mile Grind as Gar Wood Finishes Race
The arduous 500 mile race ends with Gar Wood waving the checkered flag. A riding mechanic fell ill during the event and slumped in his seat, unaware of the action surrounding him as miles passed.
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Miles
Gar Wood
Merchants Add Two Infielders to Face Wildcats
Amarillo Merchants drill ahead of Sunday game at Metro Park against Estelline Wildcats and the Marcus Hales. Manager George Martin will boost infield with Red Dalton and Dick Holland competing for Bradford’s job, possibly shifting Bradford to third. Sunday’s game starts at 4 pm with 35 cent tickets at Amarillo Bowling Alleys.
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George Martin
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Red Dalton
Wildorado
Amarillo
Dick Holland
Dehl
Bradford
Holland
Gale
Buckhorn Lodge Retreat on Bar Lazy Ranch
Buckhorn Lodge behind the Bar Lazy Ranch offers horseback rides in the Arapahoe National Forest near Hot Sulphur Springs Colorado. A mountain retreat along the Colorado River features a main lodge dining room and modern cabins for family stays with brochure details and party sizing from B M Messiter Parshall Colorado.
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Buckhorn Lodge
Arapahoe National Forest
Middle Park District
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S. 40
Hot Sulphur Springs
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Buckhorn Doe
Lazy Ranch
B. M. Messiter
Beckhorn Lodge
Parshall
Colo
Protests Smoke After Memorial Day 600 Mile Auto Race
In Indianapolis on Memorial Day the 600 mile auto race prizes will be awarded after a timing re-check prompted by protests from three drivers. Alden Sampson challenged third place for Lou Moore claiming Gardner’s car was disqualified for exhaust pipe issues. Art Rose protested the fifth place revision favoring Stubby Brubakerfield alleging Evans passed Stubbefield near the finish. Henry Maley argued Gardner passed Moore during slow orders.
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Motor Speedway
Alden Sampson
Chester Gardner
Lou Moore
Los Angeles
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Moore
Sampson
Art Rose
Dave Kvana
Columbus
Stubby Brubblefield
Rose
Evans
Stubbefield
Henry Maley
Pirates and Yankees star in multi hit twin bill
Gus Suhr of the Pirates collected two doubles and a single in three at bats while Babe Ruth of the Yankees hit a single a double and a triple in five plate appearances during the second game of the doubleheader.
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Yankees
Pirates Lose to Cubs in Tight Showdown
Pirates were topped 5 1 by the Cubs as Chicago captured the game and closed the gap in the league standings. The defeat left the Pirates and Cards in a tight race with Chicago and New York keeping pace in a tense pennant chase.
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Rush
Mackey and Romanos to headline Panhandle wrestling card
Cyclone Mackey will face Waller Sneeze Achill in the main event at the National Guard Armory on Thursday night as Rob Roy presents a top welterweight showdown. Billy Romanoff meets Ray Ryan in the semi final, with both bouts featuring speed and technical wrestling. Tickets go on sale at City Drug Store after 7:30 p.m. and the show starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Panhandle
National Guard Armory
Waller
Achill
Rob Roy
Billy Romanoff
Missouri Romanoff
Billy
Ray Ryan
Pacific Coast
Henet
Armory
City Drug
Polk Street
Wrestling Results From United Prep Cards
In New York Joe Malcewicz of Utica defeated Paul Doesch of Brooklyn and Gino Garibaldi of Italy tied Abe Coleman of Los Angeles. In Oklahoma City George Sauer of Glendale defeated Wil son Dunn of Tulsa while Bauer forced a boxer to quit with an arm lock. Frank Wolff of New York defeated Pat O'Brien of Salt Lake City. Leroy McGuirk of Stillwater drew with Bob Montgomery of New Orleans as Joe Parelli of Dallas drew Walter Stratton of Chicago. In Providence Jumping Joe Savoldi of Chicago defeated Matros Kirilenko of Russia while Roland Kirchmeyer of Oklahoma defeated Pat Reilly of Texas.
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New York
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
Paul Doesch
Brooklyn
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Drew
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
George Zaharias
Colorado
Casey Berger
Texan
Oklahoma City
George Sauer
Glendale
Cal
Wilson Dunn
Tulsn
Bauer
Frank Wolff
Pat O'Brien
Salt Lake City
Leroy McGuirk
Stillwater
Bob Montgomery
New Orleans
Joe Parelli
Dallas
Walter Stratton
Chicago
Driving Contest Opens Ahead of St Paul Opera Championship
In St Paul Minnesota on June 1 the driving contest opens as a prelude to the St Paul Opera golf championship. A field of top players enters with the tournament proper starting tomorrow and running through Sunday. Finals occur Sunday with entries including Harry Cooper Leo Diegel George Von Elm Bobby Cruickshank Tony Manero Ed Dudley and Al Collins.
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