Schmeling Wins On Foul In Sharkey Fight At Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey on a foul in the fourth round at Yankee Stadium in front of about 79 000 fans. Referee Jimmy Crowley hesitated before declaring Schmeling the winner, with Harold Barnes the sole judge voting for a foul disqualification. Schmeling expressed disgust at the outcome and hoped for a rematch to settle the title.
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Sharkey
New York
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Suc‘cesser
Gene Tunney
Schmeling
National Boxing Associat Jrion
Pheen
Ibe
Jimmy Crowley
Schineling
Germian
Crowley
Harold Barns
Sehmeling
Barnes
Leutgn
Jack Sharkey
Tam
Vin
Hall Park
Railroaders Rout Servicemen In High Scoring Win
The railroaders outslug the Northwestern Public Service team 25 to 14 after overcoming a seven run deficit. McMahan and Schroeder each hit two homers, with Hoppell and Poole adding one each. Gillespie led C N W with a three bagger and a .571 average in six games.
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Co. & Now
Northwestern Public Service
Railroad
Rails
McMahan
Schroeder
Public Service
Hoppell
Railroaders
Poole
Northwestern Public, Service Company
Gillespie
Colton
Whils
Stanley Colton
Elk
Bullis
Armour Packer
Rté
Bostic
Linus Gillespie
C. & N. W. Railroad
Joop
Reed
Uroré- ‘Dairy
Ashigek “Armonte
American Derby Mystery Looms at Washington Park
CHICAGO June 15 The 350000 American Derby at Washington Park faces a wide open field after Gallant Fox and Whichone withdraw. With no clear favorite, about fifteen contenders are expected to run. Turf experts warn the race could resemble a mystery pace if a top horse from the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, or Belmont is absent.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Gallant Fox
Whichone
St. Paul Invades Columbus To Open Three Game Series
Chicago reports St. Paul arrives to begin a three game set with Columbus for top American Association position. Louisville and Toledo hold near second place as Kansas City pitchers DeBerry and Ridge split decisions against Louisville and Milwaukee. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 9 to 7 with Hoffman driving the offense. St Paul won 4 to 3 over Toledo after a four run first inning, and Minneapolis finished with a 7 to 5 win over Columbus in the finale.
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St. Paul
Columbus
American Association
Senators
Saints
Louisville
Toledoy
Indianapolis
Joe DeBerry
Kansas City
Blues
Colonels
Milwaukee
Hoffman
Dorman
Indians
Brewers
Curley Ogden
Toledo
Minneapolis
Wightman Cup Opens As US Women Take On GB
WIMBLEDON June 19 44 Picked players from the United States and Great Britain began a two day Wightman cup match. The United States with four titles in seven series since 1923 was favored to retain the cup. America counted on Helen Wills Moody to win two singles and Helen Jacobs for at least one. If the Californians meet expectations, the US would need one more victory in singles or doubles to keep the cup.
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Eng
United States
Great Britain
America
Helen Wills Moody
Helen: Jacobs
California
Schmeling and Sharkey Shine in New York Bouts
In a packed New York arena last night Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey on points while Al Fay and Chico Chistleroi each earned decisions. Hoffmann and Cioucella also fought, with points cards yielding close outcomes.
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Jack
Sharkey
Boston
al Fay
Chistleroi
Ge Hoffman
Nilen
Ralph Cioucella
Will Form Junior Ball Teams Plan Various Tourneys
An extensive summer sports program in Huron under John Bangerter will launch Monday with junior baseball, tennis, horseshoe pitching, and badge tests. Three city diamonds will host teams from each section, with district American Legion play to follow. All youths under eighteen may join, gloves provided by the Legion, and registration at Tredway and Liem Sport shop.
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John Bangerier
Bangerter
American Legion
Legion
McKinley Grounds
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
South Illinois Avenue
Fair Grounds
Legend Street
Tredway and Liem Sport Shop
Harry Liem
Loses Title On Four Journeys Girls Championship Notice
Registration urged for two girls classes 32 to 14 and 14 to 16 with Monday cutoff. Boys program listed by Director John Bangerter runs June 16 to 20 featuring junior baseball at multiple sites and daily tennis and athletic events.
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Tredway and Liem Sport Shop
John Bangerter
Indians Jump Into Second Place Despite Little Publicity
By Associated Press writer Werbert W. Barker, the Cleveland Indians have received little publicity yet have moved into second place. Roger Peckinpaugh leads a busy season as the team presses for stronger showings and continued momentum.
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Associated Press
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Siberig
Baseball Leaders and Weekend Standings Update
National League leaders show Basting Klein and Wilson atop batting and home runs. In the American League Rice and Ruth pace batting and RBIs, while Cleveland climbs to second behind Philadelphia. Highlights include Brown and Ferrell strong for the Indians, a 14 to 2 Yankee win over Detroit, and Brooklyn extending NL lead with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. Spring notes Bud Taylor defeats Johnny Kaiser in Illinois.
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Giants
Ray Kramer
Pirates
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Chuck Klein
Phils
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