Former Ring Champions Gather for Chicago Night
Sammy Mandell former lightweight champion will be honored at a former champions night in Chicago at Marigold Gardens Monday. His protégé Billy Celebron Rockford welterweight faces Sherrald Kennard Fargo in the program. Invited are Johnny Conlon bantam, Jack Johnson heavyweight, Battling Nelson light, Jimmy Barry bantam, Jimmy Gardner welter, Harry Forbes bantam, Buddy Ryan welter, George Gardner light-heavy.
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Sammy Mandell
Marigold Gardens
Billy Celebron
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Sherrald Kennard
Fargo
N. D
Johnny Conlon
Jack Johnson
Battling Nelson
Jimmy Barry
Jimmy Gardner
Harry Forbes
Buddy Ryan
George Gardner
Standings and results clutter from a late era baseball page
The page shows American League standings with New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Chicago, and Detroit, plus Friday results and matchups including Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York. It lists win loss records, games behind, and results for Thursday and Friday, with rainouts noted.
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Baston
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Gieveland
Philapha
Drivpit
Deirco
Bortan
Povadetshis
New York
Chicaro
Brooklyn
Lewis Bostos
Puuborsh
Yanks Boxers Defeat Italy in Indoor Cream-of-Glove Meet
Chicago crowd of 24,000 witnessed the Golden Gloves champions prevail five bouts to three against Italy. The American team, aided by four Detroit punchers, extended a perfect record in international competition. Lorenzo Pack of Detroit KOed Angelo Saragetta in the second round to seal the victory. Four of the five American wins were by Negro fighters.
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Detroit
Chicago Tribune
Lorenzo Pack
Angelo Saragetta
Varese
Des Moines Lands Two Frisco Players in Draft Move
Des Moines announces acquisition of Brooks Holder infielder and Bob Cole pitcher from San Francisco Pacific Coast league. Holder to play second base replacing rookie Phil Sarboe as the Des Moines Western league club adds depth within days.
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Brooks Holder
Bob Cole
San Francisco
Phil Sarboe
Bill Delancey Fined $25 For Profanity
NEW YORK UP President Ford C Frick of the National league fined Bill Delancey St Louis Cardinals catcher $25 for use of profane and vulgar language during Tuesday's Philadelphia Cardinals game at St. Louis.
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Ford C Frick
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Bill Delancey
St Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Cardinals
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Hand kissing returns in Paris led by Andre de Fouquier
In Paris the old continental custom of kissing a woman's hand for greeting resurfaces led by Andre de Fouquier, a Paris elegance arbiter and brother of the government protocol chief.
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INS
Andre de Fouquieres
Cubs Rally Past Giants 6 4 in Chicago Comeback
Chicago’s revised lineup tops the league leaders 6 4 as Kit Cuyler’s cheap homer breaks a tie in the eighth. Hartnett moves to cleanup, Hack fuels early rally with steals, while Stainback and Jurges collect key hits to seal the win over New York.
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Gabby Hartnett
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Leon Chagnon
Larry French
Charley Root
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Kit Cuyler
Hank Leiber
Cuyler
Billy Jurges
Reot
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Augie Galan
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Bill Terry
Stainback
Stanley Hack
Lindstrom
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Hartnett
Phil Cararella
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Cardinals
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Brooklyn
Pepper Martn
Innning
Frannie Frisch
Jimmy Jordan
van Mungo
Relef Hurter
Bill Hallihaw
Cardinal
Joe Medawick
SPORT JABS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Eddie Risko 101, Syracuse outpointed Frankie Battacha 157 Winnipeg in a 12 round bout. Maxie Rosenbloom 183 New York outpointed Marold Murphy 193 Peoria in a 6 round match. Sammy McLarnin ld Vancouver outpointed Red Gregory 160 Los Angeles in a 10 round bout.
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Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
N. V
Frankie Battacha
Winnipeg
Wilmington
Calif
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Marold Murphy
Peoria
Vancouver
FB. C
Sammy Mclarnin
B. C
Red Gregory
Los Angeles
Browns And Phils Haven't Any Ability Sell Pitchers
United Press columnist Menry McLemore skewers the St. Louis Browns and Philadelphia Phillies for trading away their best pitchers. He mocks their winless record, notes Buck Newsom and George Blackholder exits from the Browns and Phil Collins from the Phillies, and questions why they stay in baseball. The piece ends with a satirical jab at their future in the sport.
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Phillies
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McLarmain
Buck Newsom
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George Black
Athletics
Phil Collins
Andy Mellon
Lawdy
United Press
Chicago Takes Lead In Big Ten Tennis Tourney
Northwestern leads the Big Ten tennis meet on day one at Evanston as Trevor Weiss tops singles for the Metroons. Minnesota and Northwestern split wins with four points and add a doubles victory to reach five. Iowa, Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Michigan trail with two or fewer points. Purdue and Indiana absent.
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University of Cnicorgo
Northwestern University
Metroons
Trevor Weiss
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Northweestern
Illinois
Iowa
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George Ball
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Roy Black
William Cline
Jared Stafford
Frank Nye
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Fletcher and Cline
Coe and Prep Tracemen Drill Ahead for Weekend Meets
Coe College Kohawks travel to Ames for a three team track meet with Iowa State and Grinnell while Davenport hosts the Mississippi Valley Conference meet. Coe aims to score in field events led by Rittgere with weight and jump emphasis. prep schools send limited squads. Davenport is favored to break records in the mile relay as others seek upsets.
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Kohawks
Ames
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Iowa
Atl
Cubs bench Klein Lindstrom in batting slump shakeup
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm benched high priced stars Chuck Klein and Freddy Lindstrom for slumping offense. Stanley Hack moved to third base, George Stainback took Klein’s right field spot, and Kiki Cuyler dropped in the order as Cubs pitchers limit runs but offense stalls. In St Louis Rogers Hornsby predicts a late surge for the Browns amid rainouts and injuries.
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Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Chuck Klein
Freddy Lindstrom
Cubs
Stanley Hack
Lindstrom
George Stainback
Klein
Kiki Cuyler
Cuyler
Grimm
Roy Henshaw
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St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
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Dorn
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Clift
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Edwards Brown to John F and Marie Bittle deed note
Edward Brown transfers real property to John F Bittle and Marie Bittle husband and wife with a deed of lot 20 first surveyed southwest southeast quadrant section 9 township 83 range 7 for one dollar and valuable consideration dated March 14 1935.
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Marie Bittle
Little Wins In Fifth Round Of British Meet
Lawson Little of San Francisco advanced to the quarterfinals at St Anne’s on the Sea as two top English players were eliminated. He beat H G MacCullum in the fourth round and J L Black in the fifth, while fellow U S entrants fell to Dykes, Fiddian, Henriques, and Goodwin in various rounds.
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London
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All Star Managers to Pick Own Teams for Contested Game
The 16 MLB clubs will be represented at the July 8 All Star Game in Cleveland. Managers Frisch and Cochrane will select 20 players each, with final say by the two pennant winners, aiming to reflect current form and health rather than past performances. Personnel announced by June 28. Water is the only breeding place known for mosquitoes.
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Mickey” Cochrane
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Naguirski Meets Wampler In First Outdoor Program
The Cedar Rapids outdoor wrestling season opener at Cedar Park on May 30 features Bronko Nagurski and Earl Wampler as headliners. Promoter Eddie Jennings teased a potential semi final clash, as 2,000-seat open air arena nears completion with weekly shows at reduced prices and no gate admission.
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Jennings
Cedar Rapids Athletic Club
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