Late Power Rally Beats Clarks at Clark Park
Power rally edges Clarks 9 to 8 in final round as McCaleb wobbled and teammates held firm. Key moments include a Power uprising in the last frame, Harris Crowe and Rathjen contributing early in a see-saw game, and Clarks’ late misplays opening the door for Powers to surge ahead.
Ungrammatical Baseball Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary baseball notation lists players, positions, and infielders with scattered stats and misread names. Mentions Mecateb, Engler, Brucker, Parker, Rose, Rowse, Wiese, and Robertson among others with fragmented scoring notes and a final line about 19 million men and boys in the country last year.
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Yankees Take Four of Five as Athletics Fall
The New York Yankees beat the Athletics 2 to 1 in Philadelphia on June 3, as Rube WaeIberg limited hits and Lee Duncan delivered a pinch single to score Paschal. Bar Koenig opened the scoring with a first inning homer, while Babe Ruth fanned in all other trips.
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Tilden and Lacoste Reach Final in French Tennis
The 1930s international championships in St. Cloud narrow to semi finals with William Tilden facing Rene Lacoste and P D Spence meeting Lacoste’s foe. Women’s singles semi finals include Esther Heinie and Miss Peacock as Douman defeats Aussem. Mixed doubles see Tapscott and Spence ousted by Alvarez and Douman.
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Lots of Baseball On Tap In Coming Days
Mines league fans face a busy schedule as spring storm postponements shift dates. The commission announces several makeups including two Sunday doubleheaders at Clark park in Butte and Anaconda. Anodes, Clarks, Powers, and A.C.M. clashes fill the week with postponed May games moved to Clark park and Anaconda venues.
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Delaney and McTigue set for light heavyweight title bout
New York reports Jack Delaney and Michael McTigue will clash at Yankee Stadium on July 1 for the light heavyweight crown. The match follows a state commission directive to clean up contenders before moving to heavier divisions and larger purses.
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Two Title Bouts Set in New York Fight Cards
The Associated Press reports two title bouts in New York. Latzo vs Dundee headlines an 11 round bout at Polo Grounds Friday night with Latzo the favorite. Ricard signs Delaney vs McTigue for a 15 round light heavy bout July 7 at Yankee Stadium with potential semifinal aligns featuring Louhran and Slattery.
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Sharkey to Meet Gene If Dempsey Stays Out
New York June 1 Tex Rickard says Sharkey, Boston title hopeful, faces no obstacle to a championship bout with Gene Tunney if Dempsey does not return. Sharkey met Rickard who said no further tests are planned except a potential final elimination with Dempsey in August. Rickard expects a decision on Dempsey’s plans soon.
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Souders Leads Driving Title After Indy Victory
George Souders of LaFayette Indiana took the 1937 driving championship lead after winning the 500 mile race in Indianapolis. He earned 1 000 points for first place while Leon Duray and Earl DeVore moved to second and third with 500 and 448 points respectively. DeVore added 398 points from the race, Souders commented on continuing in racing, and the prize money of thirty thousand eight hundred fifty dollars plus trophies was presented at a banquet by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
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Haskell's Tackle Wins Prize Fight
Kansas City on June 1 a boxing card saw Haskell Indian football figure nicknamed Haskell's tackle win by knockout over Buck Brady in the first round. The event featured Welterweight Roebuck at 250 pounds and opponent at 210 pounds, with preliminaries including Wilton Wagner and Floyd Bowers ending in a draw.
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Fraud claims shadow Chicago wrestling bouts
A Chicago Daily News series alleges fraud in local wrestling and boxing. Investigators aim to uncover details about a scheduled championship bout amid wartime legal and sports scrutiny.
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