Boxing Club Results and Standings From New York Night
Tuesday results show Boston 9 Chicago 4 and New York 12 Pittsburgh 2 with Brooklyn taking 11 to Cincinnati 2. Standings list multiple cities with scores and dates across the American Club and Association leagues.
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Chicakoo
Pittsburgh
Cecees
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Froston
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Sretae
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Chicago . de Boston
Cleveland
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Boston
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National New York
Blocking Improvement Boosts Ohio Bobcats Under Peden
Ohio University football shows progress after a week of practice as Don Peden emphasizes blocking. The backfield features Ralph Mohler Len Janiak Monk Montgomery and Bill Jurkovic with Janiak and Jurkovic emerging as likely standouts while sophomores Parker and Stapleton provide depth.
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Johnny Chernitski
Peden
Ralph Mohler
Butler
Mohler
Len Janiak
Monk Montgomery
Bill Jurkovic
Andy Mruzik
Ray Csenek
Danny Donofrio
Chet Adamczyck
Joe Chizek
Paul Wilcox
Howard Wertman
Wertman
Janiak
Jurkovic
Parker
Stapleton
Joe Sinth
Helen Moody Returns to Attempt World Tennis Title
Helen Wills Moody launches a comeback at the eleventh Pacific Southwest championships in Los Angeles as she seeks to regain the world tennis crown she held seven times. She plans California tournaments this fall and a European tour to prepare for Wimbledon and Forest Hills in 1938.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Los Angeles Tennis Club
Phillies and Cardinals Post Separate Wins in Doubleheader
In a sunlit Brooklyn field the Philadelphia team edged St Louis 2 1 in the first game while the Cardinals recovered to win 4 1 in the nightcap. Key players included Camilli, Medwick, and Arnovich for Philadelphia and Durocher, Young, and Leharein for St Louis. Both games featured strong pitching from Minet and Warneke with several defensive miscues and late scoring.
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Durocher
Camilli
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Klein
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T. Moore
Arnovich
Rodowski
J. Moore
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Medwick
Itney
Whitney
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Youne
Bacrifices
Browne
Charein
Young
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Frire
Rown
Philadelphia
T. Louis
Johnson Mulcahy
Kelleher
LaMaster
S. Johnson
Passeau
Kelher
Krist
Phila
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Moore
Adgett
Birds 11 Kels 5 in Minneapolis Columbus game summary
Minneapolis offense scores five in the final innings to beat Columbus 11 to 5. Slaughter and Rizzo drive in multiple runs as Baker Pettit and Grabowski contribute key RBIs and Webb and Crouch provide offense. Defensive miscues and timely hits fuel the visitors comeback in a late rally.
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Pettit
Minneapolis
Columbus
Baker
Kress
Stein
Crouch
Slaughter
Rizzo
Biebert
Jordan
Taylor
Thompson
Pfleger
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Siebert
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Macon
Strick
Wagner
Br Baker
Yanks 17 Indians 5 as Budge tops tennis ranking
In a notes filled sports page, the New York Yankees hammered Cleveland 17 to 5 with stellar hitting and big innings. A baseball box shows Whitehill Hadley Dickey and Hoag among key RBIs, while Crosetti and Gehrig contribute. The same page reports Paris ranking Don Budge first among men and Dorothy Round first among women in amateur tennis.
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Wyatt
Eveland
New York
Hadley
Solters
Gehrig
Kroner
Averill
Whitehill
Powell
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Crosett
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Hoag
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Osetti
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Berker
Lorine
Paris
U.P
French Lawn Tennis Federation
Donald Budge
California
Dorothy Round
England
Baseball Box Score Browns 11 Macks 4 with 39 at bats
Browns win 11 to 4 over Philadelphia in a game totaling 39 at bats. Key hits include Barkley Vosmik Clift Bell Johnson and Newsome driving in runs. Johnson homered and Vosmik doubled twice. Thomas allowed 6 hits in 3 innings, Fink and Nelson contributed with multiple hits, attendance 500.
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Philadelphia
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Hill
Brucker
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Bel
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Mbler
Stomkey
St. Louis
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Dean
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Nelson Clift
Reds appoint Bobby Wallace as temporary manager
Bobby Wallace, longtime scout and veteran of nearly 50 years in baseball, becomes manager pro tem of the Cincinnati Reds after Charley Dressen is fired by Warren C. Giles. A permanent replacement will be named after the World Series.
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Bobby Wallace
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Dressen
Warren C. Giles
Dodgers? Reds Drop Two First Game Braves? No
In a doubleheader at Brooklyn and Cincinnati the Reds split with Brooklyn taking the first game 4 2 and Cincinnati winning the second 11 2. Key players include Lombardi Hassett and English for Brooklyn and Rosen Brack Cisar and Marrow for Cincinnati. Both games feature multiple runs batted in and notable double plays.
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Mele
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Miler
Cincinnati
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Butcher English
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Mooty
Giants in Split Abbreviated Box Score from New York Pittsburgh game
In a split ABRHOA contest the Giants defeat Pittsburgh 12 to 2 with Ott homering for New York and Brubaker leveraging two base hits. Leiber drives in four runs for Pittsburgh while Whitehead and Waner contribute multi RBI games.
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Tigers 11 Nats 6 in wild baseball clash
Detroit and Washington traded blows as Rogell and Walker anchored offense. Bloodworth, Wasdell, Almada and Travis contributed RBIs while Gill earned the win. Attendance reached 3 BEES USE CHOICE BUDS BUDAPEST.
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Abrhoa Wash
Abraca Whiteet
Almacacf
Fox
Lewis
Ghrne
Travises
Gabere
Stone
Walker
Wasdell Ib
Owen
Simonsif
Rogell
Gill
a-Myer
Appleton
Washington
Bloodworth
Wasdell
Almada
Travis
Royal relics lost in Honolulu mystery compasses
Disappearance of several silver compasses used by Hawaiian royalty for Masonic oaths has been reported in Honolulu. Among owners were Kamehameha IV Kamehameha V and Kalakau with the items in service to the island lodge since 1858.
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Honolulu
Islands
Kamehameha IV
Kamehameha V
Kalakau
Island Lodge
Giants Gain Full Tilt as Cubs Falter in NL Race
Giants pull even with Pirates and gain a game as Cubs drop two to Boston Bees. Carl Hubbell earns his 19th win in a 12-2 opener over Pittsburgh, while Cy Blanton allows eight hits in the second game. Cardinals tie Pirates with two wins over the Phillies. Brooklyn sweeps Cincinnati. Yankees shell Indians 17-5. Detroit beats Washington 11-6. Browns top Athletics 11-4. Red Sox and White Sox idle.
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U.P
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Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Cy Blanton
Bees
John Lanning
Danny MacFayden
Tex Carleton
Boston
Clay Bryant
Rabbit Warstler
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Terry Moore
Len Warneke
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Detroit
Washington
Billy Rogell
Browns
Athletics
Lou Koupal
Beau Bell
Red Sox
White Sox
Cubs Lose Pair In Hard Fought Doubleheader
Boston wins 4 2 and 2 0 as Garms, Cuccinello and Warstier drive in runs. Demaree, Jurgens and Moore star for Boston with key hits. Logan and Bryant take decisions in each game. Dawn Dee Doid Donahue is named in Lancaster obituary notes.
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Lancaster, O.—U.p
Elvie H. Donahue
Dawn Dee Doid Donahue
Marshall Eleven Hailed as Best in History of School
Marshall College in Huntington West Virginia touts its 1936 football squad as the best in school history under coach Cam Henderson. The Herd, after a rough Buckeye Conference start, aims to win the championship with versatile players led by captain Big Bill Smith and stars like Wayne Underwood and Herb Royer. The schedule opens September 1936 at Salem College with a full slate including Western Maryland Miami Ohio Wesleyan Centre Cincinnati and West Virginia Wesleyan.
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W. Va
U.P
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Marshall
Thundering Herd
Cam Henderson
Henderson
Marshall College
Bill” Smith
John Stephens
Jim Province
Herd
Wayne Underwood
Frank Huffman
Buck Jamison
Nelson Bragg
Don Chandler
Clarence Underwood
Zack Rush
Smith
Uchdown
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Tony Skolik
Clyde Underwood
Harold
Chub
Salem
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Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Georgetown
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Centre
Cincinnati
Dayton
West Virginia Wesleyan
Birds Brews Are Victors In Playoffs
Columbus beat Minneapolis 11 to 5 in the opening game of the Shaughnessy playoff to determine the American Association representative in the Little World Series. Milwaukee edged Toledo 5 to 4 as French Uhalt hit a seventh inning homer for the Brewers.
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Darkness
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Reg Gabrowski
Leon Pettit
Forrest Presnell
Fred
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French Uhalt
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