Schmeling Beats Paolino in 15 Round Bout For Heavyweight Rise
Max Schmeling dominated Paolino Paolino in a 15 round match at Yankee Stadium. The German controlled the action with a sharp left jab and slashing right hands despite injuring his hand in the fifth round. Paolino suffered extensive facial cuts and was visibly unable to mount a sustained defense. United Press scored 10 rounds for Schmeling, 3 for Paolino, with two even.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Paolino Tzeudun
Jasque
Yankee Stadiun
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Paolino
Schmeling
Sehmeling
Tom Heeney
Gene Tunney
New Zealand
Cheistner
Lou Magnola
Otto van Vorat
Chicago
Akron
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Leavine
Conference on Schmeling's Ring Future Held Today
In New York on June 28 a late session between William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden and Joe Jacobs Schmeling's manager planned to discuss the German heavyweight boxer’s future bouts.
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New York
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Logan youths seek autograph ball from exhibition game
In Logan on June 28 a local boy, Bill Sauer, won a ball autograph streak during a St. Louis Cards exhibition in Columbus. Harry Bell among others watched as Bell caught a foul and later secured signatures of Billy Southworth, Frankie Frisch and Jim Bottomley. The ball remains a trophy and a $10 offer was declined.
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Stag
Bill Sauer
St. Louis
Columbus
Harry Bell
Harry Walsh
William McLaughlin
Fred Hoopes
Bell
Billy Southworth
Frankie Frisch
Jim Bottomley
Cubs to face Pirates in Junior League Saturday
The Cubs are scheduled to pitch against the Pirates Saturday at 1 pm on the certy playground. Renton may start on the mound for the Cubs with Winnin behind the plate, while Bob and Jim Littler are to form the Pirates battery. Manager Edward Sharp warns teams must be ready ten minutes after the call or forfeit, with leniency if timely notice is given.
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Pirates
Certy Playground
Giants
Renton
Bob
Jim Littler
Edward Sharp
Sharp
Yesterday's Hero Rube Washere Shuts Down Yankees, Athletics Win
Rube Washere pitched for Philadelphia allowing 10 hits including two homers, yet scattered them as the Athletics beat the New York Yankees 6 to 4 in Philadelphia. The loss drops the Yankees to third in the American League.
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Rube Washere
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Rube
Yanks
Local Baseball Scores Highlight Busy Weekend
Scores from multiple games show Columbus beating Louisville 13 to 7 while Indianapolis defeated Toledo 14 to 3. Other NL results include Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 0 and Brooklyn 3 Boston 5. NY 9 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 6 St Louis 4. AL games feature Detroit 6 Cleveland "a" Philadelphia 6 New York 3 and St Louis 45 Chicago 1.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Louis
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Cleveland
Hoston
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Big City Matchups in Early League Rounds
The schedule lists notable pairings across cities with teams from major circuits. Matchups include Columbus at Milwaukee, Kansas City at St. Paul, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at St. Louis, and New York at Philadelphia among others. Fans anticipate cross city battles and potential standings shifts.
Tuffy Griffith Wins Over Risko on Foul
Detroit match reports Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City defeats Johnny Risko by foul in the eleventh round. Griffith rose from the prelim ranks and continued his upset rise in heavyweight boxing with the controversial finish.
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Tuffy Griffith
Risko
Detroit
Mich
Sioux City
Winnie
Johnny Risko
Hartwick Sets World Record With 256 Foot Throw
Vivian Hartwick set a world record for her sex by throwing a baseball 256 feet 5 inches during a girls athletic meet in Vallejo California.
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Vivian Hartwick
Vallejo
Calif
Golfers Catching Up to Bobby Jones at Winged Foot
Bobby Jones opened with a 69 to lead the U S Open field at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck as Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen and Al Espinosa chased, with Jack White Denny Shute and Horton Smith among early contenders. The scene featured a packed chase as rivals started after Jones and the course yielded several strong rounds.
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Winged Foot
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Bobby
Gene Sarazen
Jack Cummins
Cleveland
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Haig
Robby
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Sarzen
al Espinosa
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Rebbe
Hagen
Jones
Jack White
Denny Shute
Worthington
Ohio
Charles Hileendorf
Michigan
Leonard Sehmutte
Lind
Leo Diegel
Tommy Armour
Buckeye Certificates Offer 5 Interest Semiamount Plan
The Buckeye advertises Certificates of Deposit paying 5 from date with semiannual interest mailed to any address or compounded with principal. Any amount above $50 can be invested anytime. certificates require no renewal and continue earning 5 year after year. The notice cites a large reserve and surplus.
Results from Milik Fund charity boxing at Yankee Stadium
June results list bouts led by Max Schineling of Germany who defeated Paolino Usetdun of Spain in 14 rounds. Oto Von Porat of Chicago scored a technical knockout against Meyer Christner of Akron in nine rounds. Preliminaries saw Angus Snyder of Dodge City stop Johons Grosso in five rounds while Roy Wallace knocked out Princ Uvalde in three. Jerry Pavelec defeated Jackie Saunders in one round.
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Milik Fund
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Max Schineling
Germany
Paolino Usetdun
Spain
Oto von Porat
Chicago
Meyer
Christner
Akron
Angus Snyder
Dodge City
Kans
Johons Grosso
Mt. Vernon
Roy Wallace
Indianapotis
Princ Uvalde
Italy
Jerry Pavelec
Brooklyn
Jackie Saunders
Long Island City
Ramtal W Throuerdiss
Yankees Fight for Places in English Play
Wimbledon England June 28 Americans threaten to dominate center court on day five of the All England championships. Bill Tilden faces French lefty Jean Boutrous in the men's singles as Helen Jacobs meets Joan Fry and Wilmer Allmon takes on Jean Rovetta in other key early rounds.
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Bill Tilden
Prench
Jean Bouteus
Helen Jaucoln
Joan Fry
Wilmer Allmon
Jean Rovetta
Pnce
Glouster Reds To Meet Shawnee Team
The Shawnee baseball team of Perry county will visit Glouster Sunday afternoon for a game at the Amerite Legion grounds. Griffith and O’Hare will make up the Shawnee battery, Withemn Wolfe and White will handle Glouster’s pitching. The game begins at 2:20 pm and a large crowd is expected.
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Amerte Legion Grounds
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O'Hare
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Wolfe
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Columbia Cement Aggregation
Zanesville
Women Exhibitors Rise to Lead Dog Show Ownership
A century of dog shows shows a personnel shift with women exhibitors growing from scarce participants to predominating as owners. The text notes a complete revolution in ownership dynamics within the exhibition circuit.
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Breahows
Yale Men Meet in Championship Round
Two Yale golfers, Tommy Aycock and Marshall Forrest, reached the 36 hole finals of the collegiate championship at Holly golf course after advancing from a large field with easy second round wins. The sun baked the fairways as the final match began today.
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U. P
Yale
Holly
Tommy Aycock
Marshall Forrest
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