Emanuel Beats MTigue In New York Debut
Armand Emanuel narrowly defeats veteran Mike McTigue in a ten round war at New York, with Emanuel's quick footwork and sharp combinations mounting a late edge while McTigue showboated grit and retired with applause. Joe Monte outpointed James J. Braddock in the 10 round semi final.
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Walker to fight Lomski in July 4 bout at Ebbetts Field
New York reports promoter Humbert J. Fugazy received New York state sanction for a 10 round middleweight title bout between Mickey Walker and Leo Lomski on July 4 at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn. Walker seeks rematch impact ahead of Tunney Heeney heavyweight title defense July 26 at Yankee Stadium. Freddie Rickard criticizes timing as risky for summer plans.
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Historic sprint and baseball feats from early 20th century
A. R. Kiviat ran 1500 meters in 3 minutes 55.45 seconds in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1912. Tony Lazerri of the New York Yankees hit three home runs off Red Faber of the Chicago White Sox in 1927.
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Yesterday Results and National Scores
AP reports baseball scores across major cities with multiple matchups. Notable results include New York 4 over St. Louis, Cincinnati 0 over Brooklyn, Pittsburg 8 over Boston, and Chicago 5 over Washington. Other games list Cleveland over New York 2 to 8 and Philadelphia over St. Louis 4 to 1.
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Two World Records Set at National AAU Swim Meet
At Fleishhacker Pool San Francisco June 7 two new world records emerged in the National AAU outdoor championships. Johnny Weissmuller of Illinois AC set a 100 meter freestyle mark in 57.45 seconds, shaving 0.2 seconds from his previous record. Clarence Buster Crabbe of Honolulu swam the mile in 21.35.35 to top his own best time.
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Todays Games Wins Narrow Aquatic Meet Race
Todays Games led by 90 meters in a tight finish as Weissmuller faced a strong challenge from George Kojac of the New York Boys' Club. The Illinois star prevailed by about six inches amid an audience of nearly 3,000 at the opening of the four day aquatic meet. At a separate event in England a veterans club dinner drew a 92 year old admiral and a 60 year old admiral, Father and son.
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GIANTS BEAT CARDS AND MOVE INTO SECOND PLACE
The Giants edged the Cardinals 4 to 3 in New York as Larry Benton won his ninth this season. Andy Cohen hit his third homer and Renton pitched a complete game to secure the victory.
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Stanford Illinois poised for team title at Chicago meet
Stanford leads 13 all stars and 79 schools as the national collegiate track and field championships open at Soldier Field. Illinois sends a large squad after sweeping Midwestern opponents. Washington is the only other rival named for team honors. Finals set for Saturday with Olympic tryouts at Harvard in July.
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Meaderville and Stratfords shine in Butte amateur league games
Three baseball parks hosted Butte amateur league action with Stratfords defeating Englewood 23 to 9 and Rocker routing Centerville 12 to 9. Meaderville crushed Gulch 12 to 1 as Rocker posted 17 hits against Centerville. Umpires were Henry, Lang, and Cavanaugh. The Ceres, built in 1811, remains at sea between Bride and Cardiff.
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Whites Winners From Purples II Football Glash
Forty one of sixty three English county councils vote to curb roadside disfigurement by advertisements.
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