Schmeling Meets Sharkey In High Stakes Title Fight
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey prepare for a fifteen round heavyweight title bout at Long Island City promoted by Madison Square Garden. Schmeling is the favorite as Sharkey seeks vindication and a possible last title shot. About 55,000 to 60,000 are expected in a 71,872 seat arena with a 8 p.m. start and notable financials including a 25 percent milk fund share and $10,000 guarantee.
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Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Long Island City
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Gates
Teuton
Sharkey
Schmeling
Jack
Boston
Iowa
New York American’s
Standings and results from Rome league with Monday outcomes
Standings show records 35 15 658 18 at Rome with results from Monday. Teams listed include Dubuque Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati and New York with notes on Tuesday games such as Dubuque at Cedar Rapids Rock Island at Waterloo Keokuk at Moline and Burlington at Davenport.
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Beene
Dubuque
Vvenport
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Waterloo
Keokuk
Burlington
Davenport
Phila
New ‘York
Meer Philadelpbis
Brooklyn
Pittsburol
Boston
Cincinnati
Inn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Erearen
Innati
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lopez
Suhr
Harris
Phillies Batter Root To Defeat Cubs 7-0
Philadelphia built a 6 run lead in the first two innings as Charlie Root struggled. Ed Holley held the Cubs to six hits until the ninth when Chicago scored four runs. Phil Collins closed the game. Cubs pinch hitter Gudat homered with two on in the ninth.
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Philadelphia
Charlie Root
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Smith
Tinning
Root
Ed Holley
Cubs
Phil Collins
Gudat
Moline, Ill
Moline
Keokuk
Indians
Wade
Young
Braves
AB Patton
Heeves
Kaibitz
Eester
Taylor
Boutwell
Rey
Nolan
Wilbanks
Wear m
Parker
Chicago
Larkin
Herman
Moore
Bates
Cheeves Er
M. Hemsley
Cheeves
Cesesones
Olan
Patton
Kalbits
Wa Tayt Guda
Botts
teher—Taylo
Seer
Kalbitz
Eh Ee Davis
Malon
Iossop
Lee
Lorbeer
Quigley
Bark Donnelly
Pischer
Carey defeats Soboda to clinch first round win in club championship
In a top flight match at the Country club championship, E J Carey edges Ed Soboda Jr 1 up after a dramatic final hole misstroke by Soboda. Carey also avenges earlier loss as Soboda led most of the round before the late turnaround. Don Lynch advances by default in the championship flight.
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Ed Soboda
Carey
Soboda
Don Lynch
R. S. Ferris
Vornholt Halts Tigers As Bunnies Win 2 1
Vornholt twirled a four hit game with ten strikeouts to propel the Bunnies past the Tigers 2 1. Ted Donovan's ninth inning leaping catch and Donovan three base night sparked the scoring as Artz limited Dubuque to six hits despite five errors.
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Vornholt
Tigers
Bunnies
Ted Donovan
Roper
Donovan
Bunnies Double Bill With Dubuque Includes Fight Radio
The Bunnies and Dubuque meet for an afternoon 3:00 matinee and a night game at 8:15 Cedar Rapids time. Spectators will hear the Schmeling Sharkey fight via stadium speakers installed by Robertson Electric during the baseball broadcast. About 1,800 fans attended, roughly 1,100 cash customers and 700 guests of the management.
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Bunnies
Dubuque
Robertson Electric Company
Cedar Rapids
Mellana
Stehno
Artz
Vernholt
Ore
California Wins Hudson Regatta Over Cornell
California's varsity eight won the thirty sixth Poughkeepsie regatta by three lengths over Cornell in four miles. Washington finished third with Navy fourth Syracuse fifth Columbia sixth Penn seventh and MIT eighth. California led from start to finish. Cornell moved into second at halfway and closed but fell short. California clocked 19 minutes 55 seconds. Cornell 20 minutes 5.8 seconds.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
California
Varsity
Cornell
Washington
Buck Walsh
Navy
Syracuse
Columbia
Penn
Syracuse JV Crew Wins Three-Mile Dash Down Hudson
In Poughkeepsie New York the Syracuse junior varsity crew edged California by a scant length to take the three-mile dash down Hudson, making it two straight for the orange.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Hudson
California
Bartlett Shoots An 83 In Trans Mississippi
OKLAHOMA CITY UP Keefe Carter, veteran golfer, led opening qualifying in the Trans Miss resources with a 72 as Art Bartlett of Ottumwa Iowa shot 83 in the first rounds.
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Bartlett
Trans-Mississippi
Oklahoma City
Keefe Carter
Carter
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Frederick Defeats Martinek At Kenmore
In the Kenmore golf tournament Joe Frederick defeated Martinek in their third round third flight match. The event was nearly at a standstill with only one match on Monday. Wednesday is the last day for third round matches and the semi finals are set for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Kenmore
Joe Frederick
Martinek
Athletics overpower White Sox 18 to 11 in slugfest
Philadelphia Athletics hammer 26 hits led by Jimmy Foxx with his 27th homer of the season and Roger Cramer tying the single day hitting mark with six safeties in six at bats. Foxx’s blast came during a seven inning rally at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Roger Cramer
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Foxx
Comiskey Field
Sullivan
Weveeses Paber
Feree Caraway
Cochrane
W Hayes
Haases
Simmons
Cramer
Ose
Besm
Krausse
Faber Piten
Guthrie Ad
Tigers Move Up to Fourth With 6-4 Win Over Red Sox
Detroit climbs to fourth in the American League after a 6 to 4 victory over Boston. Earl Whitehill started for the Tigers, allowing 10 hits while striking out seven. The clubs traded the lead early as Detroit pulled away in the opening frame.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Boxing Roundup From AP Reports Across Cities
Maxie Rosen bloom of New York outpoints Sam Weiss of Navareth Pennsylvania. Ted Graham from New Richmond knocks out Buck Everett of Gary Indiana. Buze Smith from Liberty Nebraska defeats Carl Wells of Omaha in Sioux City. Baby Camera of Des Moines defeats Aric Vanskirk of Kingsley and O'Dewad.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Sam Weiss
Navareth
Cincinnati
Ted Graham
New Richmond
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Sioux Cify
Buze Smith
Liberty
Neb
Carl Wells
Omaha
Baby Camera
Des Moines
Aric Vanskirk
Kingsley
O'Dewad
We Ae Rapids
Ciao
Good Golf by Chester Horton
A golfing note explains how hands and wrists move during the swing from backswing to impact. It describes keeping the clubhead ahead of the hands in the down swing, the top position, and wrists cocking then releasing toward the ball. Horton offers corrections and free hints via mail.
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Horton
Undefined baseball box score fragment with teams and players
Incomplete game log lists base runners Pickering and Home basesrun Gehringer, stolen bases, sacrifices Walker Schuble Andrews, and hitters Durham Whitehill Jablonowski. Pitching notes show losses to Umpires Hildebrand Owens Gowan. time 2 14.
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Pickering
Gehringer
Walker
Schuble
Andrews
Durham Whitehill
Jablonowski
Durham
Whitehill
Blonowski
Hildebrand
Owens Gowan
Drews
Hebert Tops Browns as Yankees Win 3 1
Wally Hebert pitched nine strong innings but Vernon Gomez allowed three hits as the Yankees defeated the Browns 3 to 1. Bill Dickey broke the game open with a seventh inning RBI single following a Ruth single and Gehrig walk.
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ST. Louis
Wally Hebert
Vernon Gomez
Yankee
Browns
Gomez
Hebert
Bill Dickey
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Douglass and Arney Tie for Medalist Honors
Marshalltown golfers J. M. Douglass and defending champion Dick Arney shared the medalist lead as the Central Iowa golf tournament opened. Participants from Newton, Oskaloosa, Ames, State Center, Des Moines, Oelwein, Pella, Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Grundy Center, Eldora, Jewell, Mason City and La Porte City entered in six flights.
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Marshalltown
J. M. Douglass
Dick Arney
Burlington Nips Davenport in 4 to 1 Victory
Gil Aase former Luther college pitcher dominated Davenport Blue Sox for Burlington his third straight win in as many starts. He allowed six hits and struck out 10 giving him 38 strikeouts in three games. Burlington capitalized on Linke wildness to score early. O Shaughnessy relieved in the fifth and allowed only two hits thereafter.
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Vornholt
Artz
Joe Corbelli
Bunnies
Barnum
Bloebaum
Donovan
Mizeur
Roper
Woeber
Tigers
Hall
Diester
Foley
Lipski
Davenport
Gil Aase
Luther College
Davenport Blue Sox
Burlington
Rase
Linke
O’shaughnessy
Baseball standings and results from early season games
American League table shows New York and Detroit with records and recent results. The schedule lists games: Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and New York at St Louis among others. Standings include Minnesota, Kansas City, Columbus, and Milwaukee with win percentages.
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Detroit
Philad Iphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
SassBnenen
Uis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
York
Minne’olis
Kan
Columbus
Toledo
Unscrutable OCR Sports Scatter Point Totals
OCR fragments show team scores and city names with unclear context. Readable names include Des Moines Pueblo Denver Wichita and Saint Joseph with scattered numbers suggesting a sports score summary or standings from a Monday listing.
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Sallee
St. Joseph Gist
Denver
Des Moines
Pueblo
Des Maha & Joeenh
Vonteit
Oealee Pueblo
Wichita
Hawks Hold Off Rock Island In Narrow Eight Inning Win
Leslie Tietje pitched eight shutout innings and the Hawks forged a late rally to beat Rock Island 6 to 5 after five runs in the final frame. The team rapped ten hits off Struss and backed their pitcher with strong defense for the victory.
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Waterloo
Leslie Tietje
Rock Island
Hawks
Struss
Moundsman
Doctor Diagnoses Appendicitis Triggers Sharp Comeback
A physician tells a pretty young woman she has acute appendicitis. She retorts with indignation, insisting on a proper examination rather than flattery.
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