Sharkey Wins World Title in Split Verdict at Garden
Jack Sharkey defeats Max Schmeling by a split decision after fifteen rounds in Madison Square Garden. Referee Gunboat Smith and judge George Kelly voted Sharkey winner, while most critics and Schmeling supporters believed Schmeling retained the title. Sharkey becomes the eleventh acknowledged world champion since 1870.
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Tunney Reflects On Schmeling Sharkey Title Fight
Gene Tunney, former world heavyweight champion, offers his post fight impressions on the Schmeling Sharkey bout. He notes Sharkey won by a defensive style, praises Sharkey’s calm ring presence, and laments Jack Sharkey looked older and listless at times while Schmeling pressured throughout.
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Critics Rule Schmeling Deserved Victory In New York Fight
New York critics dispute the Sharkey win over Max Schmeling, arguing Schmeling’s steady attack and finishing flurry earned him the decision. Notable voices from the Herald Tribune News and Times editors back Schmeling, with Mayor Walker weighing in on the broadcast verdict.
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Round by Round as Title Changes Hands in Schmeling Sharkey Bout
The boxing match between Schmeling and Sharkey features fierce exchanges with rapid lead changes and tactical skirmishes. Sharkey lands a series of left hooks and body shots while Schmeling counters with sharp rights and stinging jabs as the bout intensifies through rounds.
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Bunnies Sweep Doubledheader Over Dubuque In East Race
Paul Speraw’s Rabbit team defeated Dubuque 8 to 4 in the matinee and routed the Tigers 18 to 2 in the evening, edging into fifth place a half game from the first division. Buddy Bloebaum collected five hits in the day’s two games with a double and a triple, while Eddie Meyers pitched the night win and survived an injury rally.
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Fire Fighters Capture Junior League Pennant
The Fire Fighters beat West Highlands 8 to 4 to win the American Legion junior league title. Two teams battled through multiple innings with timely hitting from Beans Kaplan and Trimble and key plays on bases as Cedar Rapids and Dubuque prospects push toward district play. The final game details and upcoming matchups against Three Minute Oats and Roosevelt club follow in the regional schedule.
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Quebec wrestling results report from Montreal card
Henri Declane at 219 pounds defeated Pat McGill at 226 by falls in Quebec City area. Byne 2 ae Grobmier, 268 pounds, won on points over Zaharias at 288 pounds with Zaharias disqualified for a foul. Other bouts noted with Zaharias advancing in standings.
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Standings and upcoming games for Davenport area teams
Incomplete standings show Davenport at Waterloo and Moline leading, with Moline 35 and Waterloo 4. Scheduled games include Moline at Cedar rapids, Burlington at Joeean, Keokuk at Rock Island, and Davenport at Waterloo.
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Tuesday and Wednesday baseball results in review
The score rundown lists St. Louis 5 and New Chicago 12, Boston-nati 9 and Brooklyn 2, with Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Brooklyn among the cited matchups. Chicago faced Philadelphia, while Cincinnati and St. Louis awaited New York as the week advanced.
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Tuesday Basketball Results and Wednesday Schedule
A column lists Tuesday results for NBA teams led by New York, St Louis, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston with scores. It also previews Wednesday games with News at St Louis, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit.
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Fragmentary OCR notes list city names and scores with unclear context. It mentions Columbus, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Louisville, and Indiana with scattered numbers such as 492 18 33 34 434 -361 and 78, but lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Sports score roundup with scattered game results
Des Moines 6 Pueblo 9. Oklahoma City 31 33 .525 pace noted. Omaha 0 14 Denver 6. Wichita 12 Pueblo 5. Des Moines 8&1 a 6. Scores reflect multiple city matchups and tallies in a compact sports brief.
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Stolen base plays and pitching mix in tight softball game
Stolen base by Braly and a sequence involving Parker Barath and wibanks highlight a tense rally. Bar Down to Hare to Parker leads a rock out by Boutwell with three runs on offense and two on defense. Hare at bat is hit by the pitcher Boots, a wild pitch, and an out by Utwell. Time and inning details are unclear.
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Bitter tenth inning seals win for Keokuk over Moline
Keokuk edged Moline five to four in the tenth inning as Boutwell uncorked a wild pitch allowing Bates to score. Glossop committed three errors aiding Moline, while Plow’s misplays enabled four Keokuk runs in the late frame.
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Jacobs Charges Plot To Beat Schmeling
New York AP reports Joe Jacobs claimed a deliberate plot hatched for a last month to rob Max Schmeling of the heavyweight title. He accused a specific referee Gunboat Smith of bias after a controversial finish in the Sharkey bout.
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Bunnies Shuffle Infield: Barnum Released Seghi To Third Base
Manager Speran released third baseman Barnum who joined Dubuque immediately. Louis Seghi will move to third while Speran resumes control of second base. Seghi is active in the field and takes strong cuts at the ball.
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Marion Merchants Test Cedar Rapids Talent Thursday Clash
The Marion Merchants face the Quaker Oats nine of the M. and J. league Thursday at 5 p.m. at Thomas Park to test strength against Cedar Rapids industrial league talent. Sunday Marionee plays a regular league game at Al Burnett Field.
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