Schmeling Versus Paulino Uneudun Ends In Heavyweight Showdown
Max Schmeling faces Paulino Uneudun at Yankee Stadium in a 15 round heavyweight bout watched by about 45,000 with proceeds to the milk fund. Schmeling seeks to prove his durability after a rising surge and aims to meet Jack Sharkey in September as the new world champion likely.
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Which Name Is Next By Feg Murray Sports Note
Column ponders the next boxing title challenger as fans recall names like Sullivan Corbett Fitz Jeff and urge a triumphant Jack Dempsey comeback to reclaim the ring. The piece weighs legacy figures and the crowd’s hunger for a new showdown.
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Snyder Named Interim Manager of Houston Buffs
The Houston Buffalos appoint Frank Snyder as temporary manager, announced by president Fred Ankinman on June 27 in Houston. The move follows Snyder’s prior role and positions him to lead the team while a full decision is pending.
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Major League Leaders From June 26 AP Summary
National leaders include Herman of Brooklyn atop batting at .384 and Ott of the Giants leading in runs with 64 and runs batted in at 77. Terry of the Giants has 99 hits and Ott also leads with 21 homers. Cuyler of the Cubs has 20 stolen bases. Grimes of the Pirates is 11-1 in pitching. American leaders show Foxx hitting .405 and Gehringer with 66 runs. Simmons leads RBIs with 72 and Manuch has 97 hits. Johnson shows 25 doubles and Manush leads triples with Browns. Gehrig of the Yankees has 20 homers. Grove of the Athletics is 12-1.
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They Still Talk About the Army SMU Game
West Point officials and students seek another bout with Southern Methodist University after the Army eleven beat the Ponies 14 to 13 last fall. Mortimer Bud Sprague, a Dallas native who captained that Army team, says SMU is not forgotten and the game is still being talked about on the plains of New York during his three day visit with his parents.
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Schmeling Azcadan Fight Broadcast Planned Tonight
The Schmeling Azcadan match at Yankee Stadium will be broadcast by The News-Globe from Station WDAG. The Associated Press blow by blow account will be used and the ring fight should start around 8 pm Amarillo time or 10 pm EDT. Tune in on WDAG to hear the bout.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities End in Mixed Results
In Cleveland George Godfrey stopped Chuck Wiggins from Indianapolis in the seventh round. Tom Williams halted Gene Stanton of Cleveland in the second. In Montreal Phil McGraw of Detroit and Al Foreman of Canada fought to a ten round draw.
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Senor Paulino to Fight Maxey in Yankee Stadium Showdown
Senor Paulino the bare foot tree whittler of the Pyrenees meets Max Schmeling in a Thursday night Yankee Stadium bout with the winner likely to face Jim Braddock in September. Maxey rose from obscure foreign heavyweight to current drawing card after KO wins and a key victory, facing a tough German contender who withstood shots from Delaney, Godfrey, Hansen, Wills and Von Porat.
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Baseball Results and Standings Digest
Major leagues yesterday results include Philadelphia beating Boston and New York besting Washington, while Cleveland fell to St Louis. National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 37 wins, 23 losses, and Philadelphia at 26 36. Houston and San Antonio head Western League action with Wichita Falls and Fort Worth near .500.
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Texas League Leaders in Home Runs and Batting
A United Press summary lists Texas League leaders with Wachtel and Kott tied for home runs, Sanguinet and Blackerby leading batting, and Lapan Harrington and others among top hitters. It also notes pitching leader Cooper and various scores and upcoming head to head matchups. An international malaria congress is set for Rome next fall.
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