Colts Win Hard Fought Diamond Battle 6 4
The Charleston Senators travel to Kanawha for the last in the series as the Colts edge them 6 to 4 in a pitchers duel between Sullivan and Mauzy. Powell’s right hander pitched creditably and hit a home run, with Maynard scoring on timely hits to seal the win.
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Rice's Supremacy Ends as Cochrane Leads Hickory Hitters
Chicago June 21 The extended American League batting race shows Johnny Everson Cleveland leading with Rice's strong run of hits. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees climbs past Babe Ruth in several categories as Ruth trails in runs and hits. Earl Combs of the Yankees also competes for the batting crown while pitching ace Mel Harder from Cleveland records a favorable week with one loss and two wins.
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Garden Boss And Sailor Talk Schmeling Sharkey Return Bout
Reports from New York indicate garden officials and Arthur Bulow meet Monday to finalize Schmeling’s return bout with Jack Sharkey. Negotiations include Bulow’s share, Schmeling contract terms, and potential reinstatement for Joe Jacobs. Awaiting official word on October 19 contract expiry and possible September rematch.
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New York Winner Pickers Baffled by East Meets
New York paper reports its racehorse picker faced $402 in losses for the eastern season after a $810 stake per selection. Ninety six top experts were said to be in the red, while the paper’s handicapper and three others topped losses.
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Olympic rowing course nearly ready at Long Beach
Dredging at the end of the 2000 meter course and installation of tide gates remain to finish the site for the 1932 Olympic rowing events. Recreation Park lagoon, 860 feet wide and 40 feet deep, was prepared years ago to ensure calm water during races.
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Wade's Weight Gives Him Edge in Match With Hills
Promoter Rows Leader brings together Wade and Hills for a two hour indoor wrestling bout at the Armory. Wade, favored by weight advantage, faces George Hills in what promises to be one of the top eliminations.
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Boxing Dirt and Fly Lores swirl around Max Schmeling saga
In a chaotic column Knight traces a tangled boxing subplot linking Max Schmeling, Arthur Bulow, and Joe Jacobs at Madison Square Garden. The piece hints at power plays over title shots, promoter shifts, and radio booer Graham McNamee while recounting past contracts and Bulow’s sly grin as the saga unfolds.
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Dr Hogg Wins Bankers Tourney in Kanawha County Club Playoff
Dr Gary Hogg of Lewisburg captured the Bankers Tourney at Kanawha County Club in a playoff with Ed Hess of Charleston. They finished in a 4 and 4 final, matching net scores of 65 in the finals.
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Home Run Standings In The American League Leaders
The report lists top sluggers and players across leagues with names such as Ruth Yankee Foxx Athletics Hartnett Cubs and Grimm Cubs. It notes leaders in home run standings and references teams including Yankees Cubs Athletics Pirates Reds Cardinals Braves and Reds with overall totals and a Grand Total.
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Oxford Golf Ace Bobby Baugh Emerges as Future Champion
Birmingham born Bobby Baugh, 22, Oxford University golf captain, led his team to a crushing win over Cambridge at Hoylake. The Alabama star, modeled after Dixie legends, previously captained Oxford and won medal honors and the University championship. He aims to return home soon after Rhodesian scholarship hints.
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United Fuels Lead Looms In Gazette League Race
The Gazette notes United Fuels lead Charleston baseball’s Twis, Hecht league with the 1929 champions still in front at midseason. Burns confides hope their Wicklines and Powers will challenge in August as Powers battles for top spot. schedule looms with key matchups across Aug 26 to end of week.
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National Batting Race Stays Largely Steady Up to Midseason
New York June 21. With about one third of the season completed, leaders in the National League resemble a stable lineup. Tews leads with 10 runs batted in, tied in home runs, while Hack Wilkon of Chicago tops in runs. Cuyler of Chicago leads in triples and stolen bases, Woody English of Chicago clubs 39 runs, Frank (P) of St Louis hits 21 doubles, and Blein and Letty O’Dou led the league in batting with .328. In pitching, Pie Tramor and Pat Colling of Philadelphia share the 5‑win lead at 5‑4, while Hallahan of St Louis has a record of 67 strikeouts.
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