Schmeling Fights End With Controversial Finish For 1936 Title
The article reviews Max Schmeling’s career ending in a decisive loss to Joe Louis in 1936. It recounts Schmeling’s title wins and losses, the Louis bout that ended his reign, and Schmeling’s postfight claims of a foul while noting Louis’ dominant, fair performance.
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Schmeling
Gyn Telegraph
Max Schmeling Fing
Jack
Joe
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Genevy
Sharkey
Germany
Walter Neusel
Hamburg
Hamas
Berlin
Old Paolino
Joseph Louis Barrow
Alabama
Jack Gracken
Chicago
Louis Barrow
Joe Louis
Slumberland Primo
Louis
Harlem
Schme
Braddock
Acros
Louis Schmeling
Max
Europe
le Remeers Bankee Stadium
New York Yankee
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Hugh Schmeling
Perf
Vandy Vane
Baseball scores and today’s pitching matchups listed
Results yesterday show New York 9 Detroit 3 and St. Louis 12 Washington 8 with other games rained out. Today schedule lists New York at Detroit Pearson versus Kennedy and Boston at Cleveland Ostermuller Grove against Feller Allen.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Newark
French Vlub St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Pearson
Kennedy
Cleveland
Ostermueller
Grove
Feller
Allen
Thomas
Caster
Lyons
Stratton
Kelley
Newsom
Mills
GAMES TODAY SHOWS EXHIBITIONS AND RAIN DELAYS
Poce Bramwell faces Arsta and McComas plays Princeton in exhibition sets. Kyle Cardinale competes at Ow while all games are postponed due to rain.
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Poce-Bramwell
Arsta
McComas
Princeton
Peeneaty Va
Kyle Cardinale
Aee
Princeton Ybeury Ee
Poca-Bramwell
S.s
Enereene
Steere
Two Contenders For Soft Title Rise From Week Players
The Doughboys beat the Y. A. club in a hard fought game while Ward and Bookies had their match rained out. Friday Supply toppled by Doughboys as next week’s schedule lists Powermen versus YMC and Bookies versus Supply with Wesleyans and Grace versus Trinity later at Wadefield.
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Sentenante
Bhrouh
Y. A
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Pet. Doughboys
M. Co. A
Powermen
Priday
Wesleyans
Grace
Trinity
Wadefield
National League Box Score Summary
In a National League game Hollingsworth earned the win with 2 innings pitched. Cascarella took the loss while Mulcahy hit by pitch and Lombardi credited with a red ball. Attendance reached about 2,500 as Pinelli and Goetz contributed in relief.
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Walters
Cas Carella
Mulcahy
McCormick
Lombardi
Hollingsworth
Cascarella
Ameh Gry Om Pinelll
Goets
Curt Davis Earns His Seventh Victory For Cardinals
Brooklyn June 25 Curt Davis pitcher for the Cardinals earned his seventh win of the season. Don Gutteridge provided the key hitting and a two run eighth inning that scored Martin. Davis allowed three earned runs as the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 3 to 1 in a game featuring Gutteridge double and a Martin score on a late error.
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Curt Davis
Dizzy Dean
Sesson
We St Laws Cardinals
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Don Gutteridge
Martin
Tickywick
Sesktotisceieanc
ETI Coes
Rosen
Hudson
Lio
Eee
Camilli
Koy
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Bae & Ol
Posedel
Coscarart
ST. Wis
Gutteridge
J. Martin
Lave
Medwick
Padgett
Davin
Louie J. Wesskire
Socee
Renee
Mace Brown Earns His Tenth Victory in Bogey Night
Mace Brown secured his tenth win for the Pirates as he pitched two and two thirds innings in a game at Boston June 25. The brief outing limited the starter to a short relief appearance, with the bullpen handling the later innings.
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Mace Brown
Boston
Mace
Bucs
Orange 1906 grid schedule announced for Northfork
Northfork West Virginia June 25 Coach Carols Ratliff announces the Orange 1938 grid schedule an eight game slate six at Kiwanis field Jaeger and Trap Hill meet Orange plus Beavers forfeit issue with Beaver officers. The plan includes home games October 22 and an Armistice night at Big Creek November 11.
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Carols Ratliff
Big Orange
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Kiwanis
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Big Creek Owls
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Jaeger High
Jaeger
Kiwanis Field
Graham
van Talcott
Shady Springs
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Tito
Pandal
Arena
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Poff
Mitchell Larry
K. Smith
Mark Twain
Mullens
Elkhorn
Big Creek
Memphis 3 Knoxville 2 in ten innings
In April 1938 the United States scheduled airlines carried 104,661 passengers and flew 5,621,818 miles an increase of 72,349 miles over March. The record notes Memphis beat Knoxville 3 to 2 and Nashville defeated Little Rock 12 to 9 in a series of games.
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Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Little Rock
United States
Pomean Note to Bie Estate Sian Many
The speaker doubts any future revision of a past boxing victory by Max Schmeling and believes the memory of that beating will endure. The tone implies a hardened judgment that Schmeling will not be forgotten by the public or by those who witnessed the bout.
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Bie
Sian
Max Schmeling
Parsons Blickle Reach State Finals In Charleston Tennis
In Charleston West Virginia June 25 youthful Deacon Parsons defeats B F Arkle of Wheeling to reach the finals of the state tennis tourney where he will meet fellow townsman de Masten in a five set battle. Buckle advances in doubles with Jimmie Allen to face Arkle Front in the doubles final tomorrow. Dorothy Boll and Ann Miller reach the women finals with wins in Wheeling.
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W. Va
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Ace
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Asee
Buckle
Charles Ey Se
Dorothy Boll
Ann Miller
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Otto Reuter
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Tech Arkle-Front
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Beck
Eddie Alcorn
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Alcorn
Res
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Alien
Busie
Tenniss
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Allen
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Colin
Wright Hugus
Front
Dorothy Bell
Herman Devol
Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 in 12 innings leads Jersey City 13 Baltimore 9
Rochester defeats Buffalo 5 to 4 in 12 innings while Jersey City tops Baltimore 13 to 9 in another baseball action. (Entities: Rochester, Buffalo, Jersey City, Baltimore.)
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Rochester
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Black Knight Golfers Defeat Bluefielders in Beckley Match
The Black Knight Country Club defeated Bluefield Country Club 14 to 10 at Beckley course this afternoon. D. G. Rangeley was low scorer with a two under par effort tying the amateur course record held by Ned Payne. A return match is slated for August 23 with results listing individual matches and scores.
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D. G. Rangeley
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H. I. Short, Jr
C. B. Sweet
John Fox
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A. C. Teeche
Ralph Smith
Meadows
C. W. Lovell
Ralph Lawrence
R. Goldsmith
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George Kellman
Seabiscuit War Admiral duel eyed at Suffolk Downs
Boston June 25 The anticipated showdown between War Admiral and Seabiscuit appears set for next Wednesday as they join 10 to 12 rivals in the 50 000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs. Maxwell Howard’s Chief and Stagehand emerge as threats after a Brooklyn handicap finish.
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War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Maxwell Howard
Chief
Stagehand
Brooklyn
Acqueduct
Tom Smith
Howard
Admiral
Belmont Park
George Conway
Seabiscuit Bly
Gene Bury
Brand's Absence Quarrels Chage State Amateur Golf Title
White Sulphur W Va June 26 Tom Brand will not defend the state amateur golf title he won three times in a row. The junior field wonders which youth will rise to challenge veterans as Fritz Bannerot Bloch Rownd Hoblitzell Lawson and others chase the crown. Brand cites college work and will not defend as young players push for the title.
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Charleston
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Quinn
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Younge Lf Alpha Lawson
Clarksburg
The Chief Wins Brooklyn Cup From Old Rivals
Maxwell Howard's The Chief won the 50th Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct beating Stagehand and Pompeon. The three year old chestnut carried 105 pounds to victory by five lengths in 1 48 2 5 over the mile and an eighth, earning about $31 16s for owner Howard and trainer Ear Sande.
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Maxwell Howard
the Chief
Aqueduct
Son
Pennant
Johnny Longden
Discovery
Howard
Ear Sande
Stagehand
Parker Corning
J. H. Louchheim
Pompeon
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Snark
Belmont
Chief
C. V. Whitney
Motorcycle Mishap Claims Life in West Virginia
Tony Barden, 23, died in a motorcycle accident near Aley West Virginia on June 25 when his machine skidded and overturned. Police said he suffered fatal injuries at the scene.
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Aley
W. Va
Tony Barden
Jewish Colony in Kaifeng Chen China Since Han Dynasty
The text notes a historic Jewish presence in Kaifeng, Henan, China, tracing arrivals to soon after 34 A D during the Han dynasty and suggesting continuity until recent times.
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Henan Province
China
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