Schmeling to Fight Sharkey Patchwork Plan Unfolds
Max Schmeling’s bout with Jack Sharkey collapses as Madison Square Garden pivots to a Sharkey Loughran clash set for September 26 in New York. Tommy Loughran will challenge Sharkey before the Garden reels from maneuvering with Schmeling’s camp and Dempsey rumors. Local boxing officials and promoters weigh alternate plans, including a potential Dempsey return and a Mexico bout to crown a future heavyweight champion.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Max Schmeong
Marksom Square Sarden
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Sharkey
We. E
Siribling
Georgia
Selcyra
Ohio
Garden
Kansas City
Stribling
Max
Joe Jacobs
Sekura
Jack Dempwent
Max Schmeling
Soya Agua Caliente
Jacobs
Spokane
Carey
Sharkey Mantel
Schmelings
Humbert J. Fugazy
New York Commission
Detroit
Maximilla
Fay
Baring
H Jacobs
Dempsey
Commission
Shar
Key
Germany
Loughran
Harvey's Lake
Shar- Fey
Orangeburg
N.Y
Gary
Masson Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Mexico
Dufmey
Loughrin
Two Big Trades Prove Voodoo in Baseball Shakeups
In this period column the winter trades between Pirates, Robins, Senators, and Red Sox are questioned as misfires. Petty and Wright underperformed for their new clubs, while Myer struggles for Boston. Only Milton Gaston from Gillis Reeves Lis enhee Bigelow remains a notable value in the league tail end.
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Jess Petty
Glenn Wright
Petty
Pirates
Wright
Brooklyn
Harry Rhonda
Robins
Senators
Red Sox
Buddy Myer
Walter Johnson
Myer
Pageman
Gillis
Reeves
Lisenhee
Bigelow
Milton Gaston
Local sports roundup features wrestling win and golf exhibition
Nick Lutge wins two of three Falls against George Malewies in Los Angeles. Dick Davigcourt draws with George Kotsonaris and Bob Kruseman. Onslow fined for conditioning, recalling higher pay in past eras. Golf exhibition planned with Walter Hagen and Horton Smith at Chautauqua course tomorrow, pairing with Jack Cawsey and George Chefat. Also reports Pinch Billiards vs Fa anoke All Stars and a new talent Var Tassel at Venango County League club.
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Nick Lutge
Chicago
George Malewies
Lie Duca Panther
Los Angeles
Dick Davigcourt
George Kotsonaris
Bob Kruseman
Ad Herman
Corry
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Chautauqua
Hagen
Calfornia
Jack Cawsey
Jacksonville
Manaze
Pearce
Var Tassel
Colored Travelers
Philly Fans Storm Park in Panic During Opening Games
Philadelphia fans packed Shibe Park hoping for a quick World Series bid as the Athletics face the New York Yankees. Police and reserves were called to disperse overflow after gates closed, with many waiting overnight for today’s decisive game as rumors of a sweep swirl. Rube Walberg and catcher Harb Peundak or Tom Dechary were listed as today’s pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Shibe Park
New York Yankees
Yiskees
Rube Walberg
Cutier
Harb Peundak
Tom Dechary
Wil
Fight for Wightman Cup Begins Friday
Former tennis champion Mary K. Browne previews the 1929 Wightman Cup matches at Forest Hills between the United States and Britain. Star players include Helen Wills, Helen Jacobs, Raith Cross, Mrs George Wightman for the US and Betty Nuthall, four English women led by Mrs Watcon, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Covell, Mrs Shepherd Burron. The piece notes edge in singles for the Americans but potential English doubles strength and highlights Nuthall’s return and Jacobs versus Nuthall as the showdown.
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Mary K. Browne
United Press
New York
California
Forest Hills
Indu
Helen Wills
Helen Jacobs
Raith Cross
George Wightman
Betty Nuthall
America
Helen Villa
Wat
Con
Mra Mitchey
Mes. Covell
Betty Nuthall l
Helen .Jacobs
Betty Muthall
Helen
Uke
Corry Billiard Team Set for Titular Match at Titusville
Corry's Pinch's Billiard Pariae team faces off with the Erie League leaders Finch Billiards in Titusville on Wednesday. Manager Gillen seeks stiff opposition to sharpen his squad ahead of a full Erie circuit schedule, with a Friday practice urged to iron out rough edges.
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Titusville
Sillen
Corry
Gillen
Corry Ring
Finch Bik
Cracle
Erie
W. Hf i Perce
Erie League
Jon City
Girard
Wealeyville
Athion
North Mast
Gillinites
Eida
Sheen Set To Faces Brown In President's Cup Final
Howard Sheen advanced to the finals by edging John Walraven in a tight semifinal at the Bemiingsgen Corry course. Walraven led early but Sheen fought back with a late long put to square after 18 and win on the next. Brown reached the final with wins over Charles Shires ReASOl BL Morrow and B Olting and will meet Sheen for the tourney trophy.
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Howard Sheen
John Walrayen
Corry
Htecee Aftgencou
Sheen
Walragen
Walraven
Sheer
Herold Brown
Goodman Wins Over Tenorio in Cleveland Bout
Filipina junior welterweight Lope Tenorio dropped a decision to Joey Goodman of Richmond in a ten round bout here. The crowd disapproved of the verdict as other results included Mike Pagan knocked by Tommy Milton in Toledo, Gene Stanton stopping Glaukburne, and Billy Edwards winning on a foul against Marty McHale.
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Unites Press
Cleveland
Lope Tenorio
Joey Goodman
Richmond
Mike Pagan
California Tudfan
Tommy Milton
Toledo
Gene Stanton
Glaukburne
Louisvilte
Snayfales
Yankees and Mackmen Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
The Yankees win the first game 13 to 1, then drop the second 2 to 0 as the Mackmen rally from behind to claim a split in a lively doubleheader at Shing Park. Phillies fans see rival teams vying for control in a tense fray amid a Western swing and scattered results across a crowded sports day.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Shing Park
Yankees
Athletics
A‘w
Yahkens
Quaker City
Marckmen
Kauffman Has Good Chance In Public Links
In St Louis, Carl Kauffman of Pittsburgh, defending champion, leads three top contenders Milton Sonerant of Toledo and Patsy Tivo of New York in the first round of match play at the National Public Links tournament. Elimination rounds trimmed many favorites after two days, with erratic play and a 156 by Bobbie Held highlighting a day of upsets. The field, including teams from Louisville and New York City, will finish with 36 consolidation holes at Midland Valley Golf Club.
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ST. Louis
Carl Kautzman
Pittdburgh
Milton Sonerant
Toledo
Patsy Tivo
New York
A. m
Ted
Hoilers
Likeqtaeed
Tolente
Frank Aylward
Kansas City
Mississipp
Tana
Midland Valley Country Club
Senators Rally Past Red Sox With Late Mistakes
Myles Thomas allowed the Red Sox no hits as Auld Benton misplayed a ball opening the door for Washington. The Senators capitalized to win the game two to one, with Washington taking the lead late and sealing the victory.
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Myles Thomas
Red Sox
Babe Ruth Regains Old Time Stride in Philadelphia
Babe Ruth, now totaling 28 for the season, rapidly closes in on the league lead as he regains his prime form. Leading challengers include Charlie Klin of the Phillies note Dr Hack Wilden of the Cubs and Mel Ott of the Giants, with Ruth poised to top the circuit soon.
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Babe Ruth
United Proms
Philadelphia
Charle Klin
Philities
Hack Wilden
Chibs
Mel Oft
Giants
Miller and Elliott Tie For First In Midweek Golf Tourney
Al Miller and Dr J R Elliott finished in a tie for first in a Wednesday afternoon handicapped tournament at the Tinks of the Corry Country Club. They posted net scores of 68 each, with a playoff to be arranged to determine the winner of the oil pump prize offered by W H Merrick. Other participants and scores are listed, with qualifying round for the forty club championship set for the coming weekend.
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al Miller
J. R. Elliott
Corry
W. Ht. Merrick
Shusa
Miller
BS Fa
BC. Cm
Ewing
BK OB
Brown
Tir Walrayen
Sheen Sy
Sunrday
Kid Chocolate Knocks Out Lorenz in Sixth Round
Cuban featherweight Kid Chocolate defeated Tommy Lorenz of New York by knockout in the sixth round last night in Bueld, New York. The bout ended after Chocolate delivered a decisive combination to Lorenz, securing the victory for the Cuban challenger.
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United Press
Mitchell Bueld
N.Y
Kid Chocolate
Tommy Lorenz
New York
Zere
Averill Best Youngster of 1929 Season
George Kirkley profiles top rookie contenders in 1929 MLB season. Notables include Carl Averill of Cleveland, Roy Johnson and Dale Alexander of Detroit, Bill Dickey of the Yankees, Johnny Bounds and Swanson of the Giants and Reds, with Averill and Johnson highlighted as leading rookie stars for their first big league year.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Roy Johnnaan
Detroit
Dale Alexander
Frost
Carl Averill
Clewland
Bill Dickey
New York Yamkees
Johnny Bredtrib
Bédeklyn
Evay ‘Swansop
Cincinnati
Hulny
Johinson
Averitt Bol
Ike
Tris
Averill
New York Yankees
Wereral
Yanks
Alexander
Detroi
Tigers
Jon
Miller
Inks
Bil Dickey
Uel
Guna
Frederick
Swanson Taoke
Hu Neittur
Chuck Klein
Swanson
Roybly Ahiny
Nadlomel Lensue
Brent Fielder
Turbulent Markets and Prisons Highlight 1930s News
The piece surveys Wall Street booms and busts, noting how amateur investors rise and fall with the market. It contrasts this with prison trends and reform talk, including Roosevelt’s stance and broader calls for social protection. A dirigible flight report closes the column with futuristic awe.
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