Schmeling and Sharkey in doubt as title hopes fade
Mitch's Musings notes Max Schmeling may miss boxing this year due to eye issues. The writer questions Schmeling's path to a title, arguing Sharkey would be difficult at best, and reviews a forthcoming card headlined by Al Dundee versus Cowboy Martin, highlighting Dundee's long set of notable opponents.
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Max Schmel- Fing
Cleveland 1
Young
Ting
Schmeling
Carnera
Sli
Digitalian
Jimmy Staloney
Stribling
Primo
al Dundee
Cowboy Martin
Phil
Mike O'Dowd
Columbia O'Dowgs
JJ Snyder
Tony Norman
Tommy Fees
Johnny Rose
Joey Ry
Frankie Genero
Genaro
Kid Chocolate Wins Junior Lightweight Title in Seven Rounds
Philadelphia July 18 Kid Chocolate Eligio Sardinas Cuban boxer and world junior lightweight champion after a seven round technical knockout of Benny Bass at Baker Field. Bass, a durable Philadelphia fighter, failed to land a stopping punch as Chocolate dominated with speed and skill, signaling potential challenges for featherweight and lightweight crowns.
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Philadelphia
U.R
Kid Chocolate
Eligio Sardinias
Baker Field
Benny Bass
Beas
Heon
Ted Morgan
California
Cleveland Leads Four Survivors in State Woman's Golf
Eight feminine stars from five Ohio cities reach the quarter finals of the State Woman's Golf tournament with Cleveland entering with four survivors. Medalist Mrs. Julian Tyler, Columbus' Mrs. Sof t, and others pace the field as matches narrow to the last eight, including Toledo and Akron entrants.
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Leveland
U.P
Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Akron
Julian Tyler
Charles R. Harbaugh
N. O. Mather
E. S. Warner
Earl W. Hughes
Hughes
Mra .R. Kneiste
Andy
L .C. Nelson
New York
Sliss
Mary EK. Browne
Musa Margaret Lennox
Miss Browne
George Chalmers
Baseball Scores by Innings National and American Leagues
Baseball score summaries across the National and American Leagues detailing game by game results. Batter lines list players for Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Boston Cleveland New York Indianapolis Minneapolis with pitchers noted for each game. The block includes multiple doubleheaders and varied final tallies across the dates presented.
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St_ Lews
Clark
Vombarat Derringer
Stout
Johnson
Marn
Chicago
Hevin
Hubbell
Hogan
O'Farrell
Teachout
Brecht
May
Hartnett
Philadelpha
Pittsburgh
Bones
Datis
French
Grace
Philadelphe
Bes
Grabowski
Hoyt
Cochrane
Detroit
Philadelphia
Whitehlll
Sullivan
Hayworth
McDonald
Palmsang
St. Louis
Boston
Stewart
Crouch
Youn McFayden
Morris
Moore
Lisenhee
Burham
B Berry
Blaeholder
Young
Russell
Moors
Cleveland
New York
Sewell
Johnson Area
Dickey
Connally
Devormes
Wiles
Holly
Padden eSee
Snyder
Lowlevite
Paul _ ote
Staantersen
Deberry
Wyllems Tincup
Thompson
Shea
Pridhomme
Harnes Foyne Nots
Indianapolis
Minneapol
Cvensies
Riddles
Angley
Henry
Hasick
Vandenberg
Wilson
Grurin
Minneapolis
Hal
Miller
Griffin
Riddleley
Benton
Walsh
Beiineertmont
Sheehan
Hargrave
Bud Taylor's boxing career and Olympic Games outline
Bud Taylor, a Terre Haute fighter who began at age eleven, has earned over half a billion dollars in purses and saved about $200,000 for his future. Seventeen nations? Actually thirty three nations have agreed to participate in the Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1932.
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Bud
Rosy Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Los Angeles
Hoyt and McDonald Pitch Twin Wins for Athletics
Waite Hoyt and Henry McDonald powered Philadelphia to two decisive wins over Detroit, 5–3 and 11–0, boosting the A’s lead to seven games. The doubleheader featured Earnshaw, Grove, and Walberg, with New York and Chicago-Boston results shaping the pennant race and a note on avoiding pressing in golf.
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Leo H
New York Yankees
McDonald
Athletics
Earnshaw
Grove
Walberg
American Association and National League Scores Summary
Baseball results show multiple intercity matchups across leagues. Notable outcomes include Brooklyn defeating Laure and New York beating Cleveland, with Chicago and Washington in rain affected play. American Association features Indianapolis beating Minnesota and Columbus prevailing, while Milwaukee and Chicago vie in key fixtures. National lists Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and St Louis games, with American Association and Association standings noted.
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Rostayo Ghicago
New York
Fittsburen
Phiiadelphia
Brooklyn
Laure
Fittiadelphia
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Seaton
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Indianapolis
Minneapolta
Columbus
Mulwankes
Eoulh Wiest
Paul
Kansas
Toledo
Mt Loussans
Raw
York
Boston
Ate Pittssatgh
Ato
Psiladcelphia
Ait Cietinats
Philacelphis
Eh American Association
Paul Wea
Louth
iMinneapots
Indianapolit
Madison Victorious In AAU Women’s Swimming Titles
Miss Helen Madison of Seattle wins two events at the AAU swimming and diving championships opening in New York. She captures the 100 meter and one mile freestyle races amid strong fields, while Minneapolis and Columbus teams also post wins in the split program.
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New York
U.P
Helen
Madison
Seattle
Wash
Washington Athletic Clubs Star
San
AAU
Mailison
Ourela
Ecares
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Sto Hi
Louisvillage
Amer
St. Fiu
Jeague Ean Association
Indianapolis
Boweer
Robinsons Win By Darkened Twilight League Game
Robinson Brothers and Southern Ohio Electric played at the Athens Playground in the Twilight League. Rolt and Nichols hit long drives for circuit clouts while the score remained unsettled as darkness ended the game after five innings. Umpire Hughem ruled the match final amid disputes over the correct score.
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Robinson Brothers
Southern Ohio Electric
Athens
Rolt and Nichols
Robinson
Aroxa
Beckleys Take Long One 8-7 In Extra Innings
In the first extra inning game of the Playground League the Beckley team pushed a run across in the 13th to defeat the 644 Fellows 8 to 7 with two out in the final season.
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Beckley
Twenty Grand Favored In Arlington Classic At $70,000
Arlington headlines spotlight Twenty Grand as odds-on favorite for the third Arlington Classic. Eight contenders lock horns with Mate and St Brideaux among the top rivals. The 90000 race purse est. at $90000 with winner’s share around $75,700.
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St. Brideaux
Mata
Tim
Metonder
Jonkey
Moester
Brideaax
A Robertson
Georgie Elie
Mate
St. Mrideaux
Spanien Pray
Meedow
Bir Ackley
Jovy Bibb
Ephinet
Sir Ashley
William
Hayes, Beckley Shine In Tight Late-Season Duel
Hayes and Beckley delivered a standout late contest performance as Hayes went four for seven with four Miz in seven at bats, while Beckley struck out four times. Beckley's seven‑run lead collapsed in the ninth when an error enabled the Odd Fallows to tie the game, with Becketts' squad outhit 16 to 15 in a chaotic finish.
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Hayes
Wolfer
Littler
Beckley Hurter
Mita
Satemen
Beckley
Bacon
Lodgemen
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