Schmeling's Return Bout Nears as Bucolic Talks Advance
Negotiations to stage a Schmeling Sharkey rematch moved toward final terms in New York. Arthur Bulow, Schmeling’s former manager, secured a 20 percent earnings stake and contracts eyed for signing this week. Frank Broyen noted remaining technicalities and a potential $900,000 purse, with Sharkey to receive half of his 12 1 2 percent share.
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Error in Second Gives Powers Win
The Charleston Reds lost 3 to 1 to the Powers at Lanley Field as Dawson misplayed a ball in the second inning leading to two advance actions. Merritt fanned ten and allowed two hits while Rikates Haid struck out five for Solana as Powers built a lead then added a run in the third on Cannét's double.
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Macks Win Twin Bill In Sloppy Baseball Action
The Macks split a twin bill with a 5 3 win and a 2 3 loss as pitchers Marberry and Bean faced Washington and Cleveland. Key hitters included Manush, Harris, Bluege, and Cronin with multiple runs batted in and notable fielding plays.
Red Sox Triumph Over Tigers Behind MacFayden Pitching
Boston defeated Detroit 2 to 0 as Lefty MacFayden blanked the Tigers on three hits. Turbulent early miscues and spotty Detroit offense failed to spark a comeback, while the Red Sox offense secured the board with timely runs.
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Yanks and Browns Split Classic Baseball Doubleheader
New York split with St Louis in a doubleheader, dropping to third place a half game behind Washington. Henry Johnson shut out the Browns in the opener as the Yankees won 15 to 0, while St Louis bounced back to take the second game 10 to 6 with strong hitting from Gehrig Ruth and others.
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Collegiate Athletic Conference to Meet This Day
The West Virginia collegiate athletic conference will convene today in the Assembly room of the state department of education. Composed of heads of various colleges, the group will discuss athletic rules and policies with all state representatives arriving, anticipating announcements about the next football campaign.
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Sullivan and MacFayden Duel in Low Scoring Bout
In a noted cage match, Sullivan scores six and MacFayden three while blind out by Sullivan nets three and MacFayden two. Umpires Geisel Connolly and Campbell preside as timekeeper 1742 marks.
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Par Not Touched In College Meet at Oakmont
Oakmont, Pa. June 23. Old man par, steady through traps and rough, repelled a college field in the intercollegiate championship first qualifying round. Samuel M. Parks Jr. of Pittsburgh led with 74, two over par, after a late start. Larry Moller Notre Dame and Allen Bloger USC trailed with 76, tied for second.
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Southern Association Avante 15 New Orleans 14
Harvard failed to win pole vaulting title from 1882 to 1930 in Intercollegiate championships. Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee plans a national sport demonstration during the 1934 games, aiming to outshine football and baseball.
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Strib Sees Scott Bout As Step To Title Fight
CHICAGO June 29 W L Stribling boxing ace will sail June 29 for foreign money. The trip aims to reestablish him as a serious heavyweight contender by beating Phil Betz in a July 28 Crampton Stadium London bout promoted by Jeff Dickson.
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Underdogs edge in tight league baseball game
Sees the Lights International League results show Toronto 7 Baltimore 8 in 14 innings while Buffalo defeated Reading 23 to 5 and Montreal beat Newark 10 to 4. Rochester 4 Jersey City 1 in 10 innings. Also notes Curt Walker of the Reds plans to become an undertaker after baseball and mentions a swimming meet in Long Beach with 20 000 spectators expected and past Olympic ties.
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Baseball Revival Twenty Two Receive H Letter Award
Cambridge readers note that twenty two students were awarded the H letter for sprig athletics this year while a larger group were not awarded. The report lists the area as Cambridge. Date shown is June 13.
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