N B A to Recognize Sharkey Schmeling Winner as World Champion
Cincinnati reports Stan Isaacs of the NBA announced the N B A will recognize the June 12 Sharkey Schmeling winner as world heavyweight champion after earlier talks aimed at Dempsey's return. The piece notes Schmeling's training in Endicott and Sharkey's routine in Orangeburg ahead of the New York bout.
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Giants Drub Reds In First Game Of Series
The New York Giants rout Cincinnati Reds 8 to 5 as Ott and O Farrell homer off Red Lucas in the first inning Archie Campbell follows with another homer for the Giants Donohue drives a fourth inning homer for New York Left on bases Cincinnati 11 New York 11, Donohue winning pitcher Lucas losing pitcher Time 1 5.
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Wesleyans Triumph Over Snowflake in City League Showdown
The Bluefield Wesleyans defeated the Bluefield Virginia Siders 13 to 9 in a slugfest at Westerfield, tying Millar's Methodists with Transportation for second place. Snider earned the win after relieving Grantham, with late innings sealing the Wesleyans' comeback as umpire Hart's call prompted protests.
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Morgantown Kid Hurls No Hit Contest
John Clark of Conners pitched a no hit game in an American Legion Junior league contest in Morgantown W V Errors by Post Gazet e allowed runs but Conners prevailed over Post Gazate nine
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California tennis gang defeats Pitt athletes
The University of California team beat the University of Pittsburgh 4 to 2. Only Dave O Laughlin and Milt Cohen secured wins for Pitt, as California swept both doubles contests and left for Philadelphia to play Penn next.
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Blenheim 15 First and Iliad Second at Epsom Derby
Blenheim owner Aga Khan led the winner with Iliad second and Diolite third in the 151st Epsom Derby run under a sunny crowd headlined by royalty. Blenheim's time 2 38 1 5 was the slowest Derby winning time in four years. Five Americans shared sweepstakes prizes totaling 444000 with Dougherty LeBlanc and others taking top prizes. brakeman Luther Smith won 49000 on Iliad.
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New York boxers meet in semi final clash outcome
In a six round semi final Terris Allie Wolff of Penn State middleweight scored a one round knockout over Eric Lawson of New York. Wolff carried 164 pounds to Lawson’s 163 pounds in a keen bout.
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Pete Bostwick Joins American Polo Team Candidates
George H. Pete Bostwick, noted steeplechase rider and promising polo player, was invited to join the American squad training as a candidate to defend the International Cup against Britain. At 20 with a four goal rating, he is the youngest and lowest ranked member of the seventeen hopefuls led by captain Tommy Hitchcock.
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Port Angeles man wins 22377 in derby sweepstakes
Rodney Davis, a local motion picture operator, announced he will keep his job and invest the $22,377 winnings after his $1 sweepstakes ticket on Blenheim the winning horse paid off at Epsom Downs.
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Minneapolis Acquires Barrett from Griffs in Major Deal
Minneapolis announces the purchase of William J. Barrett an out fielder and infielder from the Washington club. Paul Smith catcher released by St. Louis Cardinals last season hit .345 for the club.
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Canzoneri Beats Glick In Easy Style
Tony Canzoneri defeated Joe Glick in ten rounds at Ebbetts Field to reclaim prominence in the lightweight division. The New York bout saw Canzoneri drop Glick twice, including a knockdown in the sixth round, as Glick fought through a late rally to win one round.
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Oklahoma Women Reach Third Round in Trans-Mississippi
Tulsa reports three Oklahoma women advancing to the third round of the fourth annual Trans-Mississippi tournament. Sooner state players include Sapulpa champion Mrs Tom Wallace and former Oklahoma titleholders Mrs Hulbert Clarke of Oklahoma City and Mrs R E Drennan of Tulsa.
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White Sox rookie homer on first MLB pitch
Dave Harris homered in his first major league at bat marking an immediate impact for the Chicago White Sox. North Carolina suffered its first dual track and field defeat since 1921 as Princeton dominated the Tar Heels. Duke baseball was shut out 5-0 by Davidson, ending a three year streak. George Sisler, now a second
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