Schmeling and Sharkey Battle for Heavyweight Title Tonight
The 15 round title bout in Long Island City features Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey with Madison Square Garden predicting gross receipts near 400000. Schmeling seen as favorite at 6 to 5, Sharkey hungry for vindication and a rare title shot.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Glory
Honor
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Long Island City
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Schmeling
Sharkey
Upper
New York State
Teuton
Boston Tar
Cowder Leads Qualifying Round at Trans-Mississippi Test
Ben Cowder 23 year old University of Nebraska student carded 34 37 71 to lead the qualifying group in the Trans Mississ i ppi tournament at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club as nearly 300 golfers seek to reach the 36 hole test Brian ه Keefe Carter from Oklahoma City and F L Dold of Wichita tied for second with 72s while Jimmy Manion Charles Dexter Harry Maidt and J W Gray followed with 73s and 74s respectively.
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Oklahoma City
F. L. Dold
Wichita, Kans
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Charles Dexter
Dallas
Harry Maidt
J. W. Gray
Bartlesville
Gus Moreland
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press in multiple cities
In Buffalo Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Leo Pinetzki in 23 26. Earl McCready drew with George Hagen. Tiny Roebuck drew with Benny Ginsberg. In Camden Ed Don George threw Alan Eustace, Rex Smith defeated Charley Strack. Rex Smith threw George Strack in 16 49. In Pittsfield Gus Sonnnenberg defeated Pat Fraley. In Montreal Henri Deglane won straight falls over Leo Numa while Fred Meyers drew with Andy Brown. In New York Dick Shikat threw Steve Znoski in 32 minutes.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Leo Pinetzki
Poland
Earl McCready
Oklahoma
George Hagen
New York
Tiny Roebuck
Benny Ginsberg
Chicago
Camden
N. J
Don George
North Java
Alan Eustace
Kansas
Charley Strack
Siping Valley
Rex Smith
Michigan
Pittsfield
Mass
Gus Sonnenberg
Providence
Pat. Fraley
Windsor
Montreal
Henri Deglane
Leo Numa
San Francisco
Fred. Meyers
Andy Brown
New
Chicago Reporter Skips Fights as Almanac Sets Distance
Henry McLemore humorously notes a world almanac puts Chicago 919 miles from the Madison Square Garden hole in the ground, the site of Schmeling vs Sharkey. He mocks overlong previews and lists absurd pre Fight commentary from many unlikely figures and outlets.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Chicago
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
New York
Seattle
Sharkey
Schmeling
Jim Corbett
Ellan Boole
Lady Veel
Pete the Goat
Jim Ham Lewis
Lydia Pinkham
Rainbow Division
James Joseph Tunney
Jimmy Durante
Earl of Harewood
Ira Gershwein
Grant
Madison Wisconsin
Hog Run
Del
Tom Figg
Stanley Ketchell
San Francisco Bay
Bishop Manning
James Branch Cabell
Scarlet Sister Mary
Luke McGluke
Blade
Globe-News Semi-Pro Baseball Tourney Rules
The rules for the Eighth Annual News Globe Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament set dates July 2 to 11 and allow any non black-listed semi pro team in the U S to enter. At least 65 percent of gross receipts go to top three teams 50 30 20 while no more than 35 percent funds the event. Applications go to Jerry Malin by June 30 with roster and $100 forfeit. Sixteen players per roster. managers non playing on bench. umpires final.
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News-Globe
United States
Jerry Malin
Amarillo
Texas
Gracy Camp
Adrian Odom
News- Globe
DeWitt Landis
Panhandle
Cannibals Cut Shipper's Lead In Texas League Race
Longview pitcher Pinkey Wiltse and Houston’s Mike Cvengros delivered strong outings as Beaumont Exporters clung to a two game edge in the Texas League. Cvengros held Tyler to three hits in a 7-3 Buffs win. Wiltse allowed only one Exporters run. San Antonio Indians routed Fort Worth 11-5 after a fire-season skid. Dallas Steers lost to Galveston 5-3 as Preacher Thurman closed out Lefty Darrow.
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Associated Press
Pinkey Wiltse
Longview
Mike Cvengros
Houston
Beaumont
J. Alvin Gardner
Cvengros
Tyler
Buffs
Wiltse
Schoolboy
Rowe
San Antonio Indians
Fort Worth
Bill Terry
Tom Estell
Dallas Steers
Galveston
Lefty Darrow
Preacher Thurman
Buccaneers
Cooper Wins Country Club Blind Pig Meet
Bill Cooper won first prize in the season opening blind pig golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club last Sunday. Other winners included R. T. Bates D. H. Coulton Toby Galbraith Ed Biggs Don Herring ton John Olver and Sam Orr with twenty five participants. Golf balls were awarded to each winner. another blind pig is planned for next Sunday.
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Bill Cooper
Amarillo Country Club
R. T. Bates
D. H. Coulton
Toby Galbraith
Ed Biggs
Don Herrington
John Olver
Sam Orr
Five Baseball Stars Contribute Runs in Classic Game
Babe Ruth singled for two RBIs in four at bats while Lou Gehrig walked and scored in three appearances. Al Simmons added a single, a double, and a walk driving in six runs across six plate appearances. Hack Wilson failed to record a hit in two tries.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Hack Wilson
Crack athletes deny leaving TCU for USC
Reports they would quit Texas Christian University to join the University of Southern California in the fall were denied by hurdler Charles Casper after Olympic tryouts. Blonard Spear man and Red Oliver also denied such plans. Adolph Dietzel, back in San Antonio, said he would re enter TCU in the fall. Shields opens Wimbledon defense with a straight sets win over Pierre Grand-Guilliott.
Cleburne Country Club Meet Begins Fourth Annual Tourney
In Cleburne Texas on June 21 match play began in the fourth annual invitation golf tournament. Ben Johnson Dallas Max Clark Fort Worth and J Dixon White Dublin tied for the medal with 75.
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Cleburne, Tex
Cleburne Country Club
Ben Johnson
Dallas
Max Clark
Fort Worth
J. Dixon White
Dublin
Hair Accident at Worth Mills Numbs Mrs Stapp
Mrs W J Stapp, 19, was knocked unconscious at Worth Mills when her hair was caught in machinery as she bent to adjust a spindle. Her husband, also a mill employee, quickly freed her and saved her from serious injury.
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Fort Worth
W. J. Stapp
Worth Mills
Police hold two suspects in Galveston holdup
Police in Galveston held two suspects today in connection with the holdup and shooting of H. O. Smith the ice cream manufacturer. Smith was robbed of 400 dollars and shot in the abdomen Sunday night and was reported slightly improved in a hospital. Daily per capita meat consumption in the United States is stated as one third of a pound.
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Galveston
U.P
H. O. Smith
Smith
United States
Baseballs as costly tournament items must stay with teams
The umpire-in-chief notes that players cannot keep the last-out ball of any game except the championship. Any ball removed from tournament play will be deducted from the player's team forfeit check.
Athletics Beat White Sox 18 to 11 in hitting duel
Connie Mack’s Oakland club powered past the White Sox 18 to 11 as Roger Cramer tied the American League single day hit record by going 6-for-6. Jimmy Foxx hit his 27th homer while Cleveland dropped to fifth after losing to Washington 3–2.
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Athletics
White Sox
New York
U.P
Connie Mack
New York Yankees
Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Cleveland
Indians
Washington Senators
Senators
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Senor
Lefty Gomez
St. Louis Browns
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Roger Cramer drove out six straight singles against White Sox pitching. Vernon Gomez held the Browns to three hits and struck out eight to win his 13th game. Buddy Myer homered with a runner on to beat the Indians. Joe Stripp singled in the seventh to drive in a run and defeat the Pirates. Tom Zachary gave up seven hits in one inning to edge the Reds.
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Associated Press
Roger Cramer
Athletics
White Sox
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Browns
Buddy Myer
Senators
Indians
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Pirates
Tom Zachary
Braves
Gavge
Reds
California crew wins decisive four mile intercollegiate race
In Poughkeepsie California's four mile varsity crew dominates six eastern and one western rival in a strong omen for Olympic trials on Lake Quinsigamond July 7 8 9. Yale looms as strong challenger alongside Washington Syracuse Wisconsin Columbia's graduate eight and Penn AC.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
California
Golden Bears
Lake Quinsigamond
Washington
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Columbia
Penn A. C
Yale
Old Man River
Fight results from three bouts reported in the paper
In Allentown Maxie Rosenbloom of New York outpointed Sam Weiss of Nazareth, in Sioux City Buzz Smith of Liberty, Nebraska outpointed Carl Wells of Omaha, and in Cincinnati Ted Graham of New Richmond, Ohio knocked out Buck Everett of Gary, Indiana in the fourth round. America's wild ginseng is running out.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Sam Weiss
Nazareth
Sioux City
Buzz Smith
Liberty
Neb
Carl Wells
Omaha
Cincinnati
Ted Graham
New Richmond
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Joyful Relief For Itchy Skin
Cooling soothing germ destroying Blue Star Ointment melts with body heat to reach skin pores and deliver medicines that halt stubborn itch. Treats rash tetter ringworm foot itch eczema and other itchy troubles faster than ordinary remedies. Pleasing odor. Money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores. Adyv.
Capuchine Promises Quick Relief For Women's Aches
Advertises Capuchine as a liquid remedy for head and back pains and periodic aches in women. Claims instant action with two teaspoonfuls in water. Promotes nerve soothing calm and relaxation and urges keeping a bottle at home with drugstore sizes 10c 30c and 60c.
Mackey to Face Sheik Marallah In Welter Title Show
Mackey changes style under Dutch Mantell as he meets Sheik Marallah in the main event at the armory. The bout is pivotal in the welterweight tournament with the winner earning a match against Jack Reynolds, world champion. Tickets at City Drug Store Polk Street. tax changes set new prices. Temple’s comet will be closest to earth mid November offering an inspiring sky view.
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Cyclone Mackey
Sheik Marallah
Armory
Mackey
Jack Reynolds
Mackey Mackey
Dutch Mantell
Mantell
Meyers
Marailah
Anderson
Blacksmith Pedigo
Iron Armed Smithy
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Temple
Major League Leaders and Records Listed for 1930s Season
Baseball leaders by league include P Waner Pirates and Hurst Phillies in batting and scoring. Notable stats cover Klein Phillies and Foxx Athletics leading runs and RBIs with historic pitching marks by Swetonic Pirates and Gomez Yankees. A separate note claims spending a billion dollars at one dollar per minute would take 19 centuries. Andrew Mellon designed the all aluminum auto now in use.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Hurst
Phillies
Klein
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Giants
Collins
Cardinals
Frisch
Swetonic
Betts
Foxx
Athletics
Walker
Tigers
Simmons
Ruth
Yankees
Porter
Indians
Gehringer
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Lazveri
Chapman
Johnson
Red Sox
Blue
White Sox
Burns
Gomez
Allen
Andrew Mellon
Sikes Meets Houston Entrant in Texas Golf Meet
In Wichita Falls the Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association championship began at Weeks Park with Dallas players Mrs. W. T. Stafford and Miss Betty Jameson favored to reach the final. Stafford led medal play with 92, Jameson 97, and Houston’s Mrs. H. C. Scott 99. First-round pairings include Stafford vs Mrs. H. S. Preston, Jameson vs Mrs. M. B. Parsons, and Scott vs Mrs. Walter Sikes. Parsons elected president with Fowler as vice president. 1933 tournament set for Dallas on a to-be-chosen municipal course. In Zanesville, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McConniha reported their home stand grew leaves after timber was used to build it.
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Wichita Falls
Weeks Park
W. T. Stafford
Betty Jameson
Dallas
Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association
Stafford
Miss Jameson
H. C. Scott
Houston
H.S. Preston
M. B. Parsons
Scott
Walter Sikes
Amarillo
Electra
Shamrock
Parsons
L. P. Fowler
Zanesville
Ohio
U.R
Joseph McConniha
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Shields
Wimbledon
Eng
Frank X. Shields
Pierre Grand-Guilliott
Egypt
Cleburne
Bruin
U.S
America
Petra
Plains Plumbing Co
Amarillo Auto Body Works
PHONE
Adams
Marallah
The
National League
Mrs. Sikes
Sun
Blackburn
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston
Massachusetts
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