Cubs Giants Battle For Runner Up In Pennant Race
The Cubs and Giants trade wins as Brooklyn holds a 34 1/2 game lead in the National League. Charlie Grimm belts a bases loaded homer for Chicago, while Giants hitters Terry Jackson Allen Leach and Hogan go deep. In the American League the Athletics slip 3 points behind as they lose to the Tigers 9 8. Ted Lyons falters again for the Red Sox in a 6 3 loss to the White Sox.
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Brooklyn Robins
Giants
Cubs
Robins
Cats
Charlie Grimm
Chimgo
New York
Giant
Terry
Jackson
Allen
Leach
Hogan
Pirates
Phillies
Janer
Chuck Kiein
Cincienech
Burleigh Grimes
Bruce Cunningham
Braves
Ray Pierns
Cardinals
le Louis
Macks
Athletics
Tigers
Elon Hogsett
Dale
Alexander
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Ted Lyons
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Lyon
Jack Russell
Senators
St Louis Browns
Browns
Indians
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Heavyweight Champion Max Schmeling's Early Life Story
Sioux Falls Pro Qualifies For National Open First Pictures Of New Heavyweight Champion By Werner Lacfer GWER Service Sports Writer. The article traces Max Schmeling’s early life from his birth in Kiel Lucken to his move to Hamburg, family background, school days, and early fighting inclinations, detailing his upbringing, WWII era influences, and initial exposure to boxing while in the German Navy context.
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Werner Lacfer Gwer
Kaiser Wilhelm
Brandenburg
Berlin
Bill
America
John E. Sullivan
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Areative
Germany
Schmeling
Kiei Lucken
Tro
Stock
Amanda Fuchs
Maxie
Mexic
Elbe
Hostom
New York
Max
Hamburg
Kilds
Gene Tunney
Jack Londom
North Sea
Rudolph
Edith
Neur
Nany
Kiel
Withsimhafen
Prenzlau
Sistee
Colonels Go West To Stretch Lead
CHICAGO Sime reports the Colonels push their league lead as they begin a 16 day western swing. The tour starts at Kansas City where the Blues aim to rebound after a mixed showing while Columbus, in second place by under a game, heads west. St Paul, in third, seeks revenge after a setback in Columbus.
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Colonels
Chicago
Sime
Louisville
Kansas City
Blues
Collumbes
St Paul
Saints
Columbus
Chicago Eyes Second World Heavyweight Championship Bout
Chicago weighs a world heavyweight title fight at Soldier Field between Max Schmoeling and Jack Sharker. General John V Clinnin of the state athletic commission and William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden discuss licensing conditions under Dewissons rules.
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Chicago
Soldier Field Stadium
Max Schmoeling
Jack Sharker
John V Clinnin
Nois State Athletic
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Dacis Commission
Clinnin
Garden
George Wilson Wins South Dakota Public Links Title
Sioux Falls southpaw George Wilson captured the South Dakota public links championship in Watertown, defeating John Ruhe Jr. in the finals. Wilson posted a total of 37 strokes to Ruhe’s 33 in the 72-hole medal play, with Robert Dugan of Watertown close behind.
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George Wilson
Watertown
Sioux Falls
New South Dakota
John Ruhe, Jr
Wilson
Rube
Robert Dugan
Hope Reveille Boy and Gallant Fox Set to Meet Latona Ey
Hope Reveille Boy and Gallant Fox are poised to race Latona Ey in June. The matchup pits notable horses against Latona Ey at a major track, with spectators awaiting the early season showdown.
Cubs Rally Powers 85- Giants Victory Behind Grimm
Cubs beat the Giants 85 after Charlie Grimm homered with the bases loaded in the ninth to seal the win. Chuck Klein extended his hitting streak to 71 games with 19th homer and league lead. Ray Phelps and the Robins shut out Cards for eight innings as Detroit scraps.
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Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Giants
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Ray Phelps
Robins
Dale Alexander
Roy Johnson
Tigers
Drave
Detroit
Moine
Johnson
Alexander
Wally “Berger
Braves
Honers
Hack Wilson
League Leaders Die Hard in B League Clash
Elks led the B league by several games but were upset 7 to 5 by the Huronite printers. The win pulls Huronite within a game and a half of the leaders as Armour’s Packers stay in third with a 6 to 5 victory over the Fire Department. Bostic pitched four innings for Elks, fanning nine, while Leng and Collins worked for Huronite.
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Elks
Printers
Armour
Packers
Fire Department
Bis
Elksually
Bostic
Elis
Colton
Huronite
Leng
Collins
Hedblom
Stanley
Lindsey
Stafford
Henry Teuke
al Lovejoy
Rightielder
Ogoongrds Astmour’s Packers
Hopkins
Dugdale
Smilford
Burton
Knights of Pythias
Jrague
Harrold Beats Wolsey 9 to 4 in Season Opener
Harrold opens the season at home with a 9 to 4 win over Wolsey. Poor conditions and wind hindered play as Wolsey pitcher Berntson struggled with control. Harrold showed signs of improvement despite a rocky start.
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Harrlov
Sune
Harrold
Wolsey
Berntson
Harold
Suet the Rae
Gann Valley Jays Fall In Second Game
Gann Valley Jays were outhit by the winners in a game where many of their blows went wasted. The Jays scored but could not overcome the stronger offense.
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Gann Valley Jays
Jime
Gann ‘Valley Bive
Jos
Rain and Winds Postpone UW Washington Rowing Race
Bad weather at Lake Mendota forces postponement of the 9 am two mile race between the University of Washington and University of Wisconsin varsity junior varsity and freshman crews. Rain and high winds prevented crossing oars yesterday.
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Madison
Wis
Lake Mendota
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin
Big Player Deals Made In Majors
New York June 11 The Braves trade Burleigh Grimes to the Cardinals for Wee Willie Sherdel and Frankhouse while the White Sox send Art Shires to Washington for Gar Braxton and Benny Tate. The deal shocks few and reflects ongoing market moves as clubs seek pitching depth for pivotal games ahead.
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New York
Burleigh Grimes
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie’ Sherdel
Fred Frankhouse
Chicago White Sox
Art Shires
Garland Braxton
Benny Tate
Washington Senators
Bravés-Cardinal
Grimes
Braves
Pittsburgh
Percy Lee Jones
Southya
Tix “Lord of
Thousands watch Londos win in drizzly New York crowd
A rain soaked crowd in New York saw Jim Londos defeat Dies Shikat to claim the heavyweight title. The scene draws laughs and chatter about golf and British players amid sports chatter across the page.
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Jim Londos
New York State
Bessarabia
Java
Mesopotamia
Yap
McElligott Takes Second in Omaha Golf Meet
Eddie McElligott finishes second among entrants at an Omaha district golf event. Budd Clark of Sioux City qualified with 146 for 36 holes, with Johany Goodmas and Eddie McElligott among top finishers. The national Open at Minneapolis runs July 10 to 12 drawing 150 players, 23 amateurs, and exemptions.
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Eddie McElligott
Omaha
Minneapolis
Budd Clark
Sioux City
Johany Goodmas
Sioux Falls
Charles Koontz
Lincoln
Neb
Bob Mr Crary
Des Moines
Everett Comstock
Huron
S. DB
Harrison
Charles Small
J. Canavan
A. Huistendshi
Denmar Miller
New York
Interloch—en Club
Amateus
Bobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Don Moe
Dr. O. F. Willing
Rocky 3
Iehthorn
Joe Turneas
Johmz
Lester Bolstad
St Paul
John Goodman
Derby Winners And Idle Riches In A Shuffle Of Fortunes
In Omaha Joe Zaloudek, 44, a laborer, wins 324000 in the Army and Navy Sweepstakes, pays 2 for a ticket, and faces persistent hounding by promoters. William LeBlanc from Wales wins 19 dollars after buying a Derby Day ticket and longs to "rink The feesh." Arthur Court of Indiana invests in dirt and seed, chasing riches from a dusty start.
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Omaha
Joe Zaloudek
Joe
Army
Navy
Quebec
Joe Zaloudel
William Lei
Canadian Woods
Wales
William
William LeBlance
Barre
Notre Dame Coach Rockne on football shifts and crowd appeal
Rockne argues the sport relies on open action to preserve popularity and says legislation against the shift would not affect Notre Dame football. He notes the backfield stops after each shift and insists officials must count quickly. The piece mentions gas station ventures and three men with different jobs facing future hopes.
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Knute
Notre Dame
Rockne
Indianapolis
Sve Gfailons
Boxing results from last night feature Sammy White and others
Sammy White of New York outpointed Frankie Baumann of Paterson while Sammy Martin of Sioux City beat Billy Norton of Farwell. Freddie Fenn of Omaha defeated Woman Swezey of Spencer, and Eddie Anderson of Des Moines beat Joey Rivers of Chicago. Hymie Wiseman of Des Moines defeated Everett McClain of Kansas City. Tod Mergur of Seattle, former junior lightweight champion, now fights as a lightweight.
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New York
Jersey City
Wolzasi
Philadelphia
Frankie Baumann
Paterson
N. J
Sioux City
Sammy Martin
Billy Norton
Farze
N. D
Freddie Fenn
Omaha
Woman Swezey
Spencer
Iowa
Bulldog
Sheldon
George Kennard
Des Moines
Eddie Anderson
Chicago
Joey Rivers
Kansas City
Hymie Wiseman
Everett McClain
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Kinney- Gray
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Hoyt Hogsett
Hayworth
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Earnshaw
Quiim
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Callard
Curdy
Shires
Tate
Braxton
Philly
Gawge Godfrey
Ean Carnera
Tolé
Clark and Goodman
Arthur Court
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Artat
Tod Mergur
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