Sharkey Carnera Bout Set at Madison Square Garden
New York June 24. Jack Sharkey will meet Primo Carnera in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Thursday night. Sharkey, 42, claims peak form despite Carnera’s favored odds. crowd projections estimate 60 000 to 70 000.
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Duke Coaching School to Open At Duke University
Duke University will host a summer coaching school starting in July 1992 under Coach Wallace Wade and assistants. The program, run on the Blue Devil athletics fields, has drawn 11S high school prep and college mentors over its two previous years and promises another strong turnout.
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Fifty Fifth to First Continues With Race Detail
Ray Conger runs to tape in four minutes flat as Lawson Robertson, an Olympic and Pennsylvanian standout, praises Gene’s relentless work ethic. Gene’s lifelong running dream shines in a 1980 Reading Pa record where he entered and won four races from the quarter mile to two miles in two hours.
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Huntin and Fishin News From Kanawha District
Kanawha Game and Fish Association welcomes D E Keenan of Clay as state game warden for the locality. Morford’s flying squad reports over 100 arrests as wardens target viola tions. The Kanawha group received 20000 small mouth bass stock from the state hatchery to raise in Witcher’s Creek pond then release into local streams. Nearly 200000 bass or more have been sent to sportsmen groups statewide to bolster game supplies. Weekend fishing reports show good water and notable trout catches with local anglers sharing tales of successful outings and banter between seasoned fishers.
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Tigers Victors on Late Innings in Big Victory
Tigers tops Boston in a high scoring win led by two big innings the fifth and seventh. Key contributors include Cooke Alexander Fecrell and Owen with multiple RBIs while Greenberg Rogell and Liggett also drive runs. Pitching figures show Frasier and Welch with offensive support from Linte. Umpires Mallarty and Gelsel.
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Liberty Drug Crushes Tagt Owens Office 21-6 in Baseball Rout
Liberty Drug pounded 26 hits to defeat Tagt Owens Office 21-6 at Kanawha City. Muller allowed eight hits in a decisive win. Final score 21 to 6 with Liberty Drug amassing runs in multiple innings.
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College tennis club hosts weeklong tourney draws
The Phe Capital City Commercial College tennis club sponsors a weeklong tournament with men and women singles and mixed doubles. Defending women's champion Mrs Hutchison and former runner up Mrs Attermann are likely contenders. Draws listed for men singles upper and lower brackets, women singles, and several mixed doubles teams, with numerous entrants named.
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How They Stand Yesterday's National and Minor League Scores
A chaotic compiled rundown shows results across the National and American leagues and several minor circuits. Notable outcomes include St Louis defeating Philadelphia 10-5, Boston topping Cincinnati 2-1, Chicago 4 1 in interleague actions, and Washington beating Chicago 3-5. Minor leagues note Huntington, Charleston, Springfield, Dayton, and Worcester area results with several city pairings and scores across the International and Atlantic leagues. Continuous play lists and scheduled games appear for American League, National League, and regional circuits.
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Giants Improve in Front Page Fragment
Newspaper snippet records St. Louis, Kansas City and Pittsburgh game fragments with unclear line reads. Mentions players Hans O Farrell Schulmerich and McGrew, plus Lou Warneke and Boston Braves in late innings.
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Parker to Defend Net Honors Today
River Forest Illinois June 24 Frankie Parker Milwaukee will defend his western tennis championship in the finals tomorrow against George M. Lott Jr Chicago Davis Cup star whom he defeated for the title last year. Both came through the semi finals today easily winning in all eight sets Parker defeated Thane Halsted Chicago 6 2 6 0 Lott had a tougher time with Reedbery Lefty Bryan Chattanooga but won 6 3 8 2 6 4 Parker will attempt to win the doubles title also pairing with Bryan Parker and Bryan beat Wilber Hess and Jack Smith Fort Worth Tex in the semi finals today 1 4 6 6 2 6 3 Fritz Mercer Bethlehem Pa and Wilber F Coen Jr Kansas City defeated Scott Rexinger and John Shostrom Chicago 3 8 A 1 8 1 6 4 in a quarter final match Coen and Mercer were defeated by Dee Barr Dallas and John Mcermid Fort Worth in a five set match when the latter team rallied to take the final three sets The score was 2 6 4 6 4 6 1 8 6 The women's title match will bring together Helen Fulton Winnetka and Catherine Wolf Hikhart Ind Miss Fulton won her way into the finals with a 6 4 6 1 victory over Kathryn Pearson Houston Miss Wolf upset Hugens Sampson Winnetka 5 7 8 4 7 6 In a hard four set match to a semi final for the girls Elizabeth Keating St Paul defeated Frances Herron Fosadena 3 8 7 5 6 1 and will meet Bonnie Miller Los Angeles in the finals tomorrow
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Vines Denies Reports He'll Turn Pro After Season
London June 84 America's top tennis star Ellsworth Vines Jr was unable to compete in the London championship finals because of rain. He denied rumors of a $100000 offer to turn professional, saying he may consider such an offer but will remain amateur for now. Vines noted past talks but reaffirmed his amateur status for the present season.
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Chess tournament action and US team win at Folke stone
Summer chess tournament began with ten games in the first round as two were postponed. Lang upset Crede and led, Wiles Thompson and Foy Hurt each won one, Parkhurst Brower missed first round. The second round set for Tuesday at Reginald Parkhurst’s home. In Folkestone England the United States team won the international event, finishing ninth overall with Kashdan Fine Simonson Dake joining Marshall in the champion lineup.
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Four Scraps Top Mountaineer Amateur Card
The Mountaineer A C upholds a Wednesday night amateur boxing card topped by three sequence three round scraps. Main fights feature Frank Van Valken berg versus Clarence Jones Hack Henshaw against Raymond Holcombe Charles Young meeting Pete White and Jimmy Bono facing Joe Cleary. All participants have prior amateur experience with disputed past decisions. The program begins at 9 30 p m outdoors if weather cooperates.
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Reds and Chesapeake Tie for First in Mar Met Twilight League
The Reds and Chesapeake share first place with four wins and one loss each after last week’s results. Scores include Reds 10 Independents 8, Reds 9 InG 8, and Chesapeak 4 Cardes 4. Upcoming schedule lists All-Stars vs Chesapeake, Independents vs Cards, Reds vs Cubs, and other matchups.
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Princeton Tigers Take Deciding Game 6 to 2 Over Elis
Princeton baseball team clinched the annual series by defeating Yale 6 to 2 in the third game. Coach Jimmy Phelan of Washington football was noted in connection with the event. A separate Alaska vacation party reportedly killed four bears during the trip.
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