Schmeling Sharkey Heavyweight Title Fight Looms in New York
Boxing news notes Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey linked for the world heavyweight title bout in New York on June 12. The column chews over Schmeling's career moves and the sport's buzz, mentioning rival boxers and prospects, with an eye on U S crowds and future show plans.
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Luxx Oy
Maxie Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
New York
Kcy
Ghaxher
Isbor
Amurica
Gene Tun- Rey
Dempsey Declines to Decide on Ring Return
National Boxing Association president Stanley M. Isaacs announced that the NBA would recognize the Sharkey Gemhling bout winner as world champion after the June 12 New York match. Dempsey had been asked for a definite answer on fighting again but gave no clear decision.
Powers in Victory Over Garages in Twilight League
Powers defeated the Kansawha City Garages 90 to 0 in four and a half innings at Armor Park. The United Pools beat the State House 5 to 3, keeping Fuels and Powers as Twilight Series favorites. Pilson led a nine-run effort with a perfect day at bat including a double and triple, and three homers were hit by the victors.
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Eton
Ose
Aes Hastings
Taft Beses
Kanawha
Weetcannon
Bion vast—Rowan
Toung
Owt Silman
Hall
Mitchell Morrison
Knight
Twilight November results spark in Kanawha City duel
Fragmentary report lists results from a games event in Kanawha City with teams including Central Seles and Shawvers at Laidley Gazette division. Names and exact figures are unclear.
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Kanawha City
United Puc Biate House & Games
Central Seles
Charleston
Marines
Shawvers
Laidley
Gezette
Carnera to Meet Christner in Detroit Tonight
Italian heavyweight Primo Carnera makes his first U S bid against K O Christner of Akron in a ten round bout at Floyd Fitzsimmon s State Fair Grounds arena Detroit. Carnera carries a seven pound plus weight edge over Christner and is nearly eight inches taller with a ten inch reach advantage. Christner is expected to challenge the veteran, having performed well against top heavyweights.
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Detroit
Srimo Carnera
United States
Floyd Fitzsimpsons
Major League Statistics Snapshot
National charges show Boston leading 18 to 10 over New York 8 in several matchups. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split 12 to 6, while Philadelphia 25 beats St. Louis 1. In the American League Boston and Cleveland tie 4 each as Washington 11 defeats Detroit 3. Chicago 8 defeats New York 7, Philadelphia 4 defeats St. Louis 3.
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Fight Results From Lenox and Enders Field
In New York on June 4 Tommy Low defeated Harry Matinsky in a six round feature at Lenox Sports Club. Angelo Fragepano beat Herman Singer in the six round semi final. Tony Canzoneri won a ten round decision over Joe Glick at Enders Field. Canzoneri weighed 142 pounds as Glick weighed 137.
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Tommy Low
Harry Matinsky
Lenox Sports Club
Angelo Fragepano
Herman Singer
Tony Canzoneri
Joe Glick
New Y York
Enders Field
Canzoneri
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Potentate's Nag Wins Derby at Epsom in 1930 Classic
Blenheim owned by the Aga Khan wins the Derby at Epsom with Iliad second and Diolite third. Jockey Harry Wragg leads a field of 17 as Diolite and the favorite stumble. The Aga Khan arrives trackside amid cheers as Blenheim posts a two minutes 38 1 5 seconds for the mile and a half.
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I— Blenheim
Aga Khan
Mohammed Duns
Iliad
Diolite
Harry Wragg Toda Bienbetta
Wasifteenth
Don Childs
Bolt Altaply
Ilustrious Hineage
Blenheim
H. C. Reeves
Laighton
Buzzard
Calcutta
Diolte
TriState Sidelights on Indians Boosters Race and Roster Moves
The Logan Indians and Huntington Boosters延期 play Friday at League Park Huntington. Barringer distributed Memorial day checks to clubs totaling 404 dollars per team. Powell drills the squad two hours daily, aiming for peak form in two weekend games. Lefty Martin and George Powell to pitch. Bloodgood rumored to leave Huntington. Ashland and Williamson two game series. Beckley Black Knights and Logan duel for third. If eight wins emerge from ten remaining, pennant chances rise. Roma Boykin joins practice boosting outfield. Cote covers ground with Catches Buck Dunkle behind the plate.
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Barringer
Huntington Boosters
Powell
Senators
Lefty Martin
George Powell
Boosters
Beckley Black Knights
Logan
Cohn and Partner Compete for Doubles Crown at New River Meet
Beckley champions Cohn and Aubrey Senith are slated to play Friday at 2:20 p.m. on New River State College courts in a doubles match. Smith faces Goschman Martin of New Iver, while Reuter and Updike take on Smith.
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Reuter
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