Irregular boxing and athletic notes surface from England and US
The fragmentary report cites England and Reilly ations boxing associations, Arizmendi and Miller amid college sports links. It mentions Sam Jobe and Henry Hay among American college players, 186 pounders, mixed teams, and references to tennis and track events, a Narragansett handicap, and a county fair with warm weather and fair track outcomes.
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Reilly
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Miller
Tarleton
Sam Jobe de Musk
Henry Hay
Washington
Alor
Chicago
Senior Loop Leaders Top Chicago 5 to 1
Giants rally past Cubs 5 to 1 as Hal Schumacher wins his 21st. Dean and Collins power Cardinals 2 to 1 over Brooklyn. Tigers beat Athletics 4 to 2. Rowe returns from drought to win 21st. Indians overpower Red Sox 11 to 2. Camilli homer helps Phillies win 1 to 0. Pirates beat Boston 8 to 2 with Vaughan driving five runs.
Standings note from early basketball league schedule
Cincinnati plays Philadelphia. Chicago faces New York. St Louis meets Brooklyn. Pittsburgh and Boston also on card. Boston visits Cleveland while Philadelphia meets Detroit. New York hosts an unclear opponent at St Louis. Louisville and Toledo face Indianapolis. Milwaukee opposed by Minneapolis. Kansas City against St Paul.
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Brooklyn
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Stuis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Batting Leaders and Pitching Standouts of 1931 Season
National leaders include Ott Giants and Waner Pirates in home runs and RBIs. Gehringer Tigers tops American batting and runs, with Geh rig and Gehrig leading in hits. Pitching leaders include Schumacher Giants 21 6 and Gomez Yankees 24 3.
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P. Waner
Pirates
Terry
Gianve
Ott
Giants
Collins
Cardinals
Allen
Phillies
Cuyler
Cubs
Medwick
Suhr
Martin
Schumacher
J. Dean
Gehringer
Tigers
Gehrig
Yankees
Weber
Red Sox
Trosky
Indians
Greenberg
R. Johnson
Chapman
West
Browns
Manush
Senators
Foxx
Athletics
Werber
Fox Tigers
Gomez
Ferrell
Ross Is 6-5 Choice Over Old Champ
In Madison Square Garden London Dublin Dynamiter Jimmy McLarnin faces Barney Ross in a 15 round welterweight title defense. Ross holds the crown after beating McLarnin in May and is a slight favorite in a 35,000 crowd with about 150,000 in gate receipts.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
Long Island
Dublin
Barney Ross
Chicago
Jimmy
McLarnin
Lightning
Ross
RIGHT
Barney
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Pete Latzo
Orangeburg
N. Y
Giants Top Cubs In Columbus Wrestling Singles
George McCloud of Etna defeated Frank Sexton from London Ohio 216 to 213 in 42 minutes 23 seconds using a body pin. Ray Carpenter of Lancaster pinned Gorilla Parker of Boston 149 in 13 minutes 35 seconds. Leo Donohue of Flint Michigan beat Larry Tilien of Amarillo Texas 151 in 16 minutes 15 seconds, and Lee Wykoff. St Louis pinned Bull Smith of Akron in 15 minutes.
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Golumbus
UPI
George McCloud
Etna Farmer
Frank Sexton
London
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Gorilla Parker
Boston
Leo Donohue
Flint Mich
Larry Tilien
Amarillo
Tex
Lee Wykoff
St. Louis
Bull Smith
Akron
Canadian golfer Sandy Somerville Eyes U S Amateur Return
The only Canadian to win the U S Amateur Sandy Somerville aims for another title after a fall from peak. He just lost the Canadian amateur final to Albert Campbell in Quebec after four wins, and he once beat Johnny Goodman in the U S Amateur final. He played in the Masters at Augusta scoring a hole in one on the 17th, and remains cautious about turning pro. Born in Scotland he learned golf at St Andrews and now sells insurance.
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U. S
Bee C. Ross
Sandy’ Somerville
Sandy
Albert “Scotty” Campbell
Quebec
Johnny Goodman
Bobby Jones
Augusta
St. Andrews
Scotland
Pro Gridders Open Season With Pirates Showdown
Cincinnati faces the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League next Sunday in a season kickoff game in Pittsburgh. Joe Carr, president of the league, predicted a banner year as pro football resumes its 194 season.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Carr
Pittsburgh
Logan High Eleves Green But Strong On Weight And Speed
Logan High School's 1934 Chieftains, built around five returning lettermen Vaughan Hansel and Ned Gabriel at backs and Pearl Derr at tackle, face a tough early schedule as Red Longley rebuilds with a 40 man squad. Key losses and new faces fill the line and backfield as the team trains for the Southeastern Conference race.
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Logan High School
John
Red
Longley
Vaughan Hansel
Dick Brandt
Ned Gabriel
Red Gabriel
Ohio University
John Halby
Pearl Derr
Otto Ilis
Joe Gampf
John Eberst
Ronald McMillen
Kermit Sweazy
Joe Krannitz
Ken Evans
Floyd Arnett
Jim Karshner
Calvin Carnes
Jack Daugherty
Clarence Krumhaus
Ray McMullen
Ray Woodgerd
Hansel
Gabriel
Brandt
Bob Fitzgerald
Eddie Nelson
Fitzgerald
Nelson
Bill Shaw
Gene Gile
Frank Stewart
Willard Landis
Halbey
Jack Acker
Wayne Goodhve
Joe McBride
Ramon Smith
Harry Jones
Alan McMillen
Chauncey
Dick Price
John Delmatch
Waldo
Bob Terrell
Bob Ralston
Claude Wilson
Chuck Delton
Chieftains
Logan
Perry Looks Like Cinch For American Tennis Crown
Forest Hills reports Fred Perry remains the clear favorite among 32 third round survivors in the 58th national championship. The British titleholder has not yet faced a decisive test but drops hints of strength after early straight-set wins. Perry dismisses forecasts, pledging to fight hard, with Roderich Menzel awaiting his potential challenge.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Fred Perry
America
Perry
Great Britain
Frank X. Shields
Wimbledon
Roderich Menzel
Jack Talbot
Buckhill Falls
Gregory
Mangin
Giant Menzel
Frank Shields
Jack Tidball
John van Ryn
F. D. H. Wilde
England
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Frank Bowden
Berkeley Bell
Vernon Kirby
South Africa
Stars Lead Weekend Baseball Action Across Leagues
Yesterday's recap highlights HAL SCHUMACHER and TRAVIS JACKSON of the Giants former rotation holding Cubs to six hits as Jackson drives in two with a crucial double. DIZZY DEAN and JIM COLLINS for the Cards backed by Delancey homers powered a 2 1 win over the Dodgers. LYNWOOD ROWE saw the Tigers fall as Johnny Marcum and the Athletics snapped his streak last week. HAL TROSKY of the Indians drove in six with a bases loaded homer. ARKY VAUGHAN collected four hits with three RBIs and two steals for the Pirates against the Braves. DOLPH CAMILLI's homer gave the Phillies a 1 0 win over the Reds. ALAN STRANGE of the Browns cleared loaded bases with a double.
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Giants
Chicago
Hal Schumacher
Guy Bush
Joe Moore
Cards
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
Jim Collins
Bill Delancey
Emil Leonard
Dean
Collins
Mel Ott
Tigers
Rowe
Athletics
Johnny Marcum
Marcum
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Ralph Winegarner
Hal Trosky
Browns
Senators
Phillies
Roy Hansen
Dolph Camilli
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Travis Jackson
Cubs
Jackson
Dodgers
Delancey
Lynwood Rowe
Indians
Braves
Alan Strange
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