Robins Still on Top as Tilden's Comeback Fueled by Grady
A muddled sports column tracks baseball standings with the Robins leading as the Cardinals, Giants, Pirates, and Cubs shift in the race. It highlights Robbie's improved form since spring training and mentions pitching returns and player notes, including Wright and Lopez, amid a tense pennant chase.
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Sailor Sharkey Near Title Shot in New York Ring
Edward J. Neie reports Jack Sharkey, 27, nearing the heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium against Max Schmeling. He balances days of conditioning and calm confidence after past title dreams and defeats, counting ten sunsets before the big fight as he presses to finish his training.
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Nation to hear Sharkey Schmeling title bout broadcast
New York June 2. The world heavyweight championship fight between Jack Sharkey and Mex Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on June 12 will be broadcast to the entire nation. A woman radio observer will provide a description from the audience perspective. Sharkey shows marked physical strength and a calmer, more mature mental state, suggesting readiness for the bout.
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Wolff Beats Michigan Grappler in Armory Bout
Frank Wolff of Germany defeats Leo Alexander of Michigan in two of three falls at the Armory arena. Alexander won the second fall with a crotch hold and half Nelson after 20 minutes 10 seconds, but Wolff won the first fall in 19 minutes 20 seconds and the third in 1 minute 15 seconds as they advance toward a championship bout against Hugh Nichols.
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Benny Frey Emerges As Redland Rookie Sensation
Cincinnati report highlights Benny Frey a rookie pitcher who has captured Redland fans with four early season wins. He leads the rotation as expectations rise for the young hurler.
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Lott Sees Tilden as Key in Davis Cup Push
George Lott, veteran of the American Davis Cup team, hopes Big Bill Tilden joins the squad sailing for Europe to compete in the international racquet wars. Lott cites Tilden’s No. 1 ranking and past cup success, arguing he is the only certain point winner in singles and could beat Borotra.
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From a Cafe Floor to Broadway Bright Lights
Two years ago he stepped into a small cafe and sang a song titled Deep Night. Now on Broadway his name shines on electric signs signaling a major breakthrough.
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