Baer vs Sharkey clash eyed as boxing heats up
The article discusses Max Baer preparing to fight Jim Braddock and Schmeling, noting past performances and strategies. It mentions a June 29 date and potential opponents, with Baer aiming to prove himself heavyweight champ amid hype and a strong gate for a Carnera bout.
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Atlantic League Leaders Fall as Beckley Beaten in Tight Tilt
On June 9 in West Virginia, Beckley fell to Wheeling 6 to 5 in a tight battle while Johnstown shut out Dayton 11 to 0. The Dayton setback came after a 10 to 4 loss to Zanesville, as leaders slipped from the top two spots.
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Foxx Homers Three Times in Athletics Sweep
By United Press Foxx hit three home runs for the Athletics boosting their offense in a high scoring game Hogsett contributed with a timely single for the Tigers victory chances but the description is incomplete and unclear about final outcome.
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Fills Vacancy Created by Passing of Jack Dempsey
Henry McLemore reports boxing stirs renewed interest after Jack Dempsey's era as Max Baer defeats Schmeling with a powerful right hand. Baer displays forceful offense and a rugged, fearless style that reenergizes the sport and echoes Dempsey's punch drama.
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New York
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Maumee
Tece Willard
Max Adelbert Baer
Livermore
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Browns Triumph as Tribe Edges St. Louis in Late Rally
A terse game recap shows the Browns scoring five runs in the ninth to defeat St. Louis 5 to 3. Key late changes include Connally replaced by a bat for in the ninth and Porter also used as a ninth inning substitute. Errors by Storti and Cisseil contributed to the rally.
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Recreation League Public Accountant L R Shaw
Public notice identifies L R Shaw as public accountant for the Recreation League and provides the Athens contact phone 22794 for inquiries.
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Athens
Tommy Armour Sets Blistering Pace In Open First Round
In a brisk start to the National Open, veteran Tommy Armour, an Edinburgh native, shot to an early lead with blistering pace as the event opened. The field included notable players and intense competition, with Armour establishing himself as a front runner on the initial day.
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Armour Opens National Open Lead With Record 68
Scot golfer learning the game on Carnoustie links leads the National Open after a record first round 68 for Medinah at Chicago. Armour holds a five stroke edge over rivals. Hagen Wood Revolta White McCarthy Ciuci and Sarazen chase, with 40 players within four strokes.
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Armour
Medinah Country Club
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Neil White
University of Southern California
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Cleveland
Henry Ciuci
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