New York fighter Tod Motran dethrones Sullivan in sixth round
Motran defeats Sullivan for the world junior lightweight title in New York, winning decisively after Sullivan’s towel was tossed in by his trainer during a punishing sixth round. Motran dominated with sharp lefts and rights, knocking Sullivan down in rounds one and two and maintaining control through the later rounds. Sullivan’s battered appearance and the towel decision sparked debate on the stoppage, while promoter estimates put attendance around 26,060 with receipts near 30,000.
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Morgan
Paddy Ocho
Dim Crowley
Sullivan
Steve
Ness
Nory
Lin
Hia Ocands
Mucie
Paddy
Seattle
Brooklyn
Tod
Sen More
Morann
Morkan
Hart
Forzan
Bullivan
Maegan
Elizabeth Taylor of Little Rock Shines in Arkansas Tourneys
The brilliant golf by Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Little Rock Arkansas in winning the Arkansas State tourney and other recent events has Western prize predicting big things for her in upcoming regional and national tourneys.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Sullivan V Morgan Fight Ends in Technical Knockout
Sullivan battles Hix Morgan with fierce rights and body blows as Delaney defeats Burns in Detroit. Sullivan sustains heavy punishment before Morgan is stopped, while Delaney dominates Burns to claim a quick technical knockout in one round.
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Deck Delaney Wine
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Datroit
Tammy Burns
Durna
Delaney
Fighta
Terex
Jin Crowley
Burns
Rocap Removed From State Boxing Body
In Harrisburg, Governor Pinchot announces the removal of William H. Rocap of Philadelphia from the state athletic commission. Rocap says he will not resign and will stay in his post until his term ends January 1, 1937, unless legally removed.
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Boxing Commission
Rocap
Tarrisburg
Sumemary
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Philadelphia
State Athletic Commission
Pinechot
Str. Rocap
Trocap
Boston Hammered Donohue Hard To Beat Cincinnati
June 3 Boston hammered Donohue hard to beat Cincinnati 12 to 5. Pipp gained three singles and a triple as Dressen and Taylor contributed in the batting. Pitching mixed, with Donohue and Banachue noted. runs by Cincinnati included three in the first innings. Umpires listed, time 1 43. Sweden ousts South Africa in Davin Cup, awaiting France in semi finals. Walker versus Dunilee announced for June 17 at Madison Square Garden. weigh-ins set 247 pounds.
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Ganewlet
Travex
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AE Dresnen
Bs Pinelli
Braéaet Tovah
Zitamann
Danuboe
Hancroft
Murua
Brown
Taylor
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Oenewich
Direeese
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Hurrun
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Irown
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Pancrott
Piayie
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Pipe
Munio Bancrott
Burrus
Laft
Baree
Cincinnat
Heaton
A. Tinea
Banohue
Hulland
Genewien
Denghua
Hite
Monohue
Maya
Holland
Mraweh Praswet Wall—J
Tazim
Heardon
Quigsey
Arman
Walkin FO
Nunder New Tomi
Mickey Walker
Jos Dunilee
Laltimore
Madison Square Garden
Jnss
American stars take English court in international
Invading American players advanced in the International hard court championships at Patsg. Notable wins came from Mrs Marion Z Jessup and Elaabeth Ryan in women's singles. Vincent Richards and Howard Kinney scored early victories. In men's singles Zinderstein defeated Mme La Dewnernia 6-3 6-2 while Ryan edged Mina Danet 5-1 6-2 6-3. Mumford of Texas fell to Bils Deve 3-6 4-6. Richard and Kinsey overwhelmed Balkeme and Sarktes 6-1 6-0 6-1. Dutch player Mins Bouman upset Evelyn Colyer 6-3 6-1 and Bouman meets Lenglen tomorrow. Willemarlean champion Wille faces Mrs Shepherd Barren.
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America
Marion Z. Jessup
Elaabeth Ryan
Vincent Richards
Howard
Kinney
Eary Trump
Zinderstein
Mme. la Dewnernia
France
Bias
Evelyn Colyer
Mins K. Bouman
Misa Bouman
Suzanne Lenglen
Melen Wille
Mrs. Shepherd Barren
Oil Service Ties Powermen Nine At Laidley Field
The Powermen and the Oil Service played a 3-3 tie at Laidley Field as darkness halted play after the eighth inning. Reynolds, Powerman left fielder, made a spectacular catch, was stunned, and replaced by Lavender. Hamilton drove in two runs with a long fly, and Carney muffed a grounder leading to Stark scoring on an overthrow.
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O Slong
Vrlsidimont Road
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Carney
Stark
rowEnMin
RMN
TOR Carney
BieWhorter
Dreult
Renene
Liga Canon
Meynold
Duttiel
Starwrontack
Donmenan
Tedecesee
Revu
OM Service
Crit
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Wiley
Middle Atlantic
Alphastown
Quay
Johnatown
Wheeling
St Albans Juniors Run Winless Slayners 15 to 0
St Albans Juniors claimed their eighth straight victory by routing the Winfield Slayners 15 to 0. Medley pitched effectively allowing only one scratch hit, as Winters, Burdatte, J H Robinson and Sturgeon contributed at the plate and in the field.
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Winfield Slayners
Medley
St. Albeny
Sturgeon
Winters
Burdatte
J. H. Robinson
Tigers Beat Indians 3-2 To Drop Cleveland Under .500
Detroit wins the third game of a series 3 to 2, with a late rally after Cleveland held a lead. Blush and Manush drove in runs as Detroit offense broke through in the eighth inning. Gibson and Manion pitched for Cleveland as Lovien turned in a solid start before tiring.
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Cleveland
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Rita
Blus
Manush
Gibson
Manion
Levaen
Karz
I. Sewell
Humphreys Leads West Side League Triumph
Humphreys Memorial dominates West Side church league play beating the Bream aggregation on Florida Street. Noyes leads with three hits and a homer by Poter, while George and Nolan pace Humphreys' battery. Humphreys moves atop the standings with Just Right, both teams now 4-2, and they schedule a next game against Milton M. E. church at Glenwood diamond Saturday at 5 30 pm.
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Boyd Memorial
George
Nolan
Battersea
Fream
Hane
Summers
Gates
Bonham
Glenwood
Giants win fourth of Philly series in 10 to 5 rout
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 10 to 5 to take four of five from the Phillies. Nous Young starred with a perfect day including a double and three singles in five at bats. Jack Beott pitched steadily despite heavy hits as New York powered past Philadelphia.
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Philly
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phillies
Jack Beott
Nous Young
Solario Dominates Epsom Feature For Coronation Cup
Solario owned by Sir John Rutherford wins the coronation cup at Epsom, starting favorite at 2 to 1 and finishing fifteen lengths ahead of Zambo owned by Prince Aga Khan. War Minister trained in France finishes third. Mya lengths behind Zambo.
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Sosario
John Rutherford
Opaom
Solario
Filahed
Prince Aga Khan
Zambo
War Minister
Senor Unaue
Mya
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