Ambitious Hartay Set to Clash With Andy Tremaine Tonight
Hartay faces Tremaine in a main event at the National Guard Armory with promoter Dutch Mantell enforcing a two loss rule. The undercard includes Dick Sampson versus Soldier Thomas and Buzz Reynolds versus Count Carl von Bromberg. curtain rises at 8:30 with ringside tickets at City Drug Store, 615 Polk Street.
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Ross Arm Drops Rumors as Boxing Ring News Towers
A chaotic preface to the Barney Ross versus Henry Armstrong welterweight title bout details the weight advantage for Ross, Armstrong’s featherweight lean, odds at seven to five, and a dramatic imagined finish with Ross prevailing in a brutal exchange. The piece ends with a skeptical, fading hope to predict winners.
Racing Big Four to Meet at Suffolk Downs
The big four horses War Admiral Sea Biscuit Stagehand and Pompoon will race in the 50000 dollar Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs on June 29. Charles Howard owner of Seabiscuit will ship the horse to Suffolk within ten days.
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Baseball results and standings for the National and American Leagues
Yesterday in the National League, New York defeated St Louis 3 to 1, Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 2, Boston edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 in 11 innings, Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 2 to 1, and the standings show New York leading with 10 losses and 8 wins followed by Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Schedule actions include Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York. In the American League New York beat Detroit 7 to 3 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 4, Boston 4, Cleveland 6, Washington 3, and St Louis 4 in 13 innings.
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Ross Favorite Over Battling Armstrong
The welterweight world title bout at Madison Square Garden pits Barney Ross against Henry Armstrong. Ross weighs around 142 pounds while Armstrong expects 131 or 132. betting favors Ross 3 to 5. Attendance may reach 55,000 with receipts near 150000, and advance sales topped 100000.
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Rain Delays Jaycee Softball League Games
Stormy weather in Amarillo postponed Jaycee Softball League games. Taylor's Market was to face Magnolia, while All-Speed, the league leader, would play Keeling Gulf Service. Makeups are set for tonight with First Christian Church vs Borden's and Texaco vs Panhandle Laundry.
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Daylight showdown in Madison Square Garden bout
Henry Armstrong meets Barney Ross in the sunken bowl at Madison Square Garden for the welterweight title. The column weighs odds and aphorisms about boxing, fitness, and fighting styles, with Tunney weighing in on Armstrongs pace and Ross mapped strategy.
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Boxing Results From New York and Philadelphia Cards
Pete Scalzo won a split decision over George Karkella in New York. Augie Arellano stopped Pedro Nieves in Puerto Rico. Jimmy Adamick knocked out Al Ettore in Philadelphia. Tiger Fox defeated Willie Reddish in Spokane.
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Petillo Aims At 120 M.P.H. On Speedway
Kelly Petillo, 1935 Indianapolis 500 winner, predicts a 500 mile race record as he fields a rebuilt stocky four cylinder car with a new motor and gadgets. Tests hit 155 mph on Muroc Lake and trial runs reach 120 125 mph. He plans a conservative start behind the leaders and cites rivals Mays Snyder Meyer Shaw as threats.
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Texas League leaders stay tight in frantic race
San Antonio beat Shreveport to stay one game up as Tulsa tops Dallas 4-2 and Beaumont nips Houston 12-10 in a wild pitching duel. Kimberlin improved to five straight victories for Mission. Fort Worth downed Oklahoma City 3-? with many pitchers used. tonight Shreveport visits San Antonio and Tulsa heads to Dallas.
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Kocsis Beats Goodman to Reach British Amateur Round
Charles Kocsis of Detroit defeated Johnny Goodman of the United States 5 and 2 at Troon to advance to the fifth round of the British Amateur Championship. Ross Somerville of Canada reached the round of 16, defeating Walter S. McLeod.
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Mexico Experts Study Coffee Industry After Brazil Export Move
Department of National Economy experts examine Mexico coffee growing sector in response to Brazil announcing free export of its production, signaling potential market shifts and policy implications.
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Fischer Falls to Yates in first round match
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati, initially 10 to 1 second choice, was knocked off in a first round extra hole match by Charles Yates of Atlanta, 8 to 1 in the rounds indicated.
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