Carbide and Pirates Lead Industrial Standings
Carbide strengthened its hold on first place in the Industrial division with a 8-6 win by Tinney's Pirates over Pure Oil. Owens and Ward led Carbide’s offense, with Turpet’s triple and a late double sealing the victory as Pure Oil dropped to fourth place after the setback.
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Owens-Illinois
Tinney
Qub
Ward
Kanawha Water
Bascal
Lowing
Pirates
Milkmen
Oilers
Carbide
Turpet
Pure Oil
Charles
Miresort
Ite
Mageger
Bill Barker
Leo Fizerasch
Ana Weert
Joe
Ick Montague
Iralee
Tigers
Louis Shows Youth Lapses After Schmeling Fight
Philadelphia dispatch analyzes Joe Louis’s performance after Max Schmeling’s upset, arguing Louis was too young and overconfident. It notes Schmeling’s experience shaping the bout, Louis’s injuries and discouragement, and hints Louis will adapt with age and guidance from Jack Black.
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Philadelphia
Thetittle
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
New York
Detroit
Joe
Hia Ip
Jack Blackspeak
Jack Blackburn
George Bernard Shaw
Herr Schmeling
Louis
Rebs
Schmeling
Comralseion
Fchmeling
Boxing Promises Lively Year As Heavies Seek New Fights
New York reports a surge in heavyweight activity after Joe Louis’ shadow loomed. Schmeling’s win revived interest, Braddock aims for September, and Louis seems set for further challenges. Baer plans a comeback while Schmeling heads to Germany with a victory tour.
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Mickslon
Preas
Helge
Lewis
James J. Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Louis’ Fighting Services
Square Garden
War Council
Braddock
Schmeling
Louis
Max Baer
Schmelling
Leate
Max
Anny Ondra
Canton Captures Final Akron Game
Canton Terriers sweep Akron three games and win final match led by five runs in first inning. Lefty Burts pitched seven hits as Canton dominates Bob Bonham. Benham, Washburn, McCullough and Burgess star for Canton. Other games include Zanesville 8 Johnstown 3 and Huntington 8 Dayton 4 in doubleheader style notes.
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Canton
Canton Terriers
Akron
Bob Bonham
Yank
Hs Mack
Terriers
Lefty Burts
Benham
Washburn
McCullough
Burgess Sed Broskie
Zanesville
Joey Greenberg
Treat Stee
Johnstown
Lee and Kratcher
Reis
Babbitt J
Helen
Tigers Beat Yankees 8-7 in Detroit thriller
Detroit built a seventh inning rally sending three to the plate for five runs to edge New York 8-7. Walker had four hits in five at bats while Gehringer and DiMaggio homered. Lawson earned the win as Ruffing Kirinhaus and Malone struggled for New York.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Walker
Tiger
Ruffing
Kirinhaus
Malone
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Lawson
New York
Gelkirk
Dicker
Pom
Oehringer
Lawcoat
Eleinnaus
Dirikeout
Bul Ft
Kieu
Bummers
Owe
Poughkeepsie Regatta Brims with Top Teams
Poughkeepsie regatta day features California, Cornell and Washington as top contenders for the Big Three title. Huskies show power, Bears smooth. Cornell rising, Navy and Pennsylvania among improving crews. Freshman two mile and JV three mile races precede the main event with Washington favored in both, though upsets possible.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
California
Cornell
Washington
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Navy
Syracuse
Bears
Huskies
Vie
Big Red
Senators Split Twin Bill With Portsmouth Panthers
Charleston split a doubleheader with Portsmouth, winning 4-3 in the afternoon and losing 2-1 at night. Letty Dugan and Mickey Noonan sparked a ninth-inning rally. Hodgin, Burman, and George contributed key hits as Portsmouth edged ahead in the late game. The Senators open a three-game stand with the Canton Terriers, then face the Zancevilla Greys in Charleston.
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Senators
Portsmouth
Charleston
Portsmouth Panthers
Letty Dugan
Zancevilla Greys
Canton Terriers
Ray Hines
Mickey Noonan
Plitchers
Bill Trotter
Poffenberger
Trotter
Hodgin
Gras
Gray
Noonan
Walters
Zontini
Noana
Revotto
Catla Charleston
Potfenberger
Burman
Pofinberger
Brian
Hoagie
Urman
Jackie Burman
George
Bares Burman
McCoskey
Grey
Hodgins
Portemouth
Noonsa
Herotke
Kenna
Leston
Ropsa
Turner
Hancken
Maveenth
Dooley
Wes
Lehman
Stanky
Roc
Brooklyn Dodgers end Cubs' 15 game streak in 6-4 win
In New York, June 21, the Dodgers halted the Cubs' 15 game string by beating Chicago 6-4 to close the doubleheader after the Cubs won the opener 7-2. Van Lingle Mungo starred with timely hits and solid pitching, contributing two runs and holding the Cubs to eight scattered hits.
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White Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletic
Chicago White OR
Chubby Dean
Tink
Gumpert
Sox
Phelps
Evane
Pink
Wilves
Finney
Moses
Peerieenttoe
Johnon
Newnan
Wewaome
Gewell
Migging
Appling
Benara
Chusapert
Pinay
Sears
Fink
Phelpn
Te Kells
Moriarty
Besil
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
T Hey
van Lingle Mungo
Dodgers
Mungo
Galan
Ef Martnelt
Demerce
Allen I
Wetkinn
Ealfrey Yd
Brandt Pe
Feyler S
Teltcoat
Guidahl Wins Western Open
Ralph Guldahl, a 24 year old Husky from Los Angeles, dominated the Davenport Country Club course in the Western Open, racing ahead with fierce accuracy and solid putting to claim victory. His strong play and aggressive second round sealed the title for Guldahl.
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Davenport
Husky
Ralph Guldahl
Los Angeles
Davenport Country Club
Acore
Podalak and Sexton Set for Major Armory Wrestling Show
One of the season’s marquee bouts features Podalak from Poland versus the undefeated Welter Fodalak in Columbus. The card begins at 6 30 pm with three preliminary bouts and promises fast action as Sexton seeks a long overdue victory.
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Armory
Francis Sixton
Columbus
Welter Fodalak
Poland
Sexton
Sone Vacetler
Victor
Monsanto Nine Defeats Reds in Nitro Game
Baseball recap where Monsanto Nine outscored Reds 4 to 16 in Hudnall Dent and HH game. Notable players include Hudnall and Haxdnall. Final lines show Reds 4, Monsanto 16 with key CDI 5 and 16 runs in the produced box score.
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Hudnall Dent
Haxdnall
Pile Hardware Wiss Defeats Ene s K Ten In Twilight League
Regional Twilight league game at Coal Fore yesterday saw Pile Hardware Wiss win 15 to 4. Pitcher Hit and Coture hurled three strikeouts for the winners as Cae Ners led scoring with key hits.
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Eens
K Ten
Fam
Cal Formarly
Twilight League
Coal Fore
Hit
Coture
Fe Tee Caeners
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Pirat Minor
Groda
Alorpe
Armor Park
United Inds
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Shar
Tn Ae
Rowntrain
Sabin
Payne
Ware
Baker
Blowom
Owens
Laidley
Mamervtat Andacteiol
Atbide
Ea Ve
Ve. Ourus Titesis
Labtey
Seenplace
Universal Cat Gare
Joe Lous
Jon Louis
Maxiz
Garden
Mike Jacoba Dicker
Dayton
Mike Marivals
Huntington
Inge Tha
Red Birds
Kieres
Uieek
Dof
Martynik
Lynch
Rescoe
Parmalee
Laskowski
Julten
Brecue
Edwearden
Meads
Bchuée
Montagues and
Turners
Andrews Myers
Yanks
Gehringer, DiMaggio
Browns
Red Sox
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Wee Ferrell
Brownies
Boston
Bell
Brown’ Bomber
Maxie
Ee Joe Leaks
Donovan
Kneskéwt
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schaeling
Iba Browse
Jouantown
Parert Tahestowe
ATP Suntington
Perinuth
Ben Menda
Kanes
Ranawha Farm
Mea Deniers Dkron
While Boots Poffen
Tern Fe
Brooklyn
Nightcap
Watkins
Grimm
Jurgee
Devie
Aneed
Herman
Pele
Merman
Sagtuh
Alva
Troanea
Ures
Davin
Brean
Gee
Dowvie
Ant! Werrette
Dawe
Butcher
Branagh
Bolsnicc
Ingilah
O'Dea
Jurges
Grimmmy
Jardin
Berres
Frey
Altep
Ontan
Lee
Nita
Merros
Hermen
Odea
Cer Seime
Backtie Udeon
Merdagan
Heapett
Lee Lin
Guidahl
Podalak
Monsanto
Reds
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