Title Bout Puzzles Ring Birds In Long Island Show
Sharkey defends heavyweight crown against Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden Bowl with an expected crowd around 60 000 and receipts near 250 000. Background notes include Carnera's size and speed versus Sharkey’s form and the Schaaf tragedy angle. Weather could threaten schedule with showtime mainly 7 p m prelims and main bout after 2 30 p m EST.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Kraly
Man Mountain
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Gates
Big Battle Bowl
Long Island
Garden
Carnera
Hoston
Ebbets Field
Sharkey
Camera
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Ring
Betwreen
Sharkey-Camera
Primo Camera
Italy
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Sharkey Camera
Cunningham Targets World Mile Record After Record Run
Lawrence Kansas Glenn Cunningham the University of Kansas star has run the fastest mile indoors and outdoors in America and aims for the world mark of 4 9.2 set in France. He swept the Intercollegiate meet in 4 98 and trails only Ladamegue in the world standings. Cunningham also clocked 800 meters in 1 51 the fastest American time. He rose from a burned schoolboy injury to a premier midsized runner and faces Gene Venzke again at the AAU championship in Chicago as he pursues more records and a possible Olympic arc.
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Lawrence
Kan
Glenn Cunningham
America
University of Kansas Flyer
Cunningham
Berely
Chicago
Jules Ladamegue
France
Glenn
Charles Hornbostel
Indiana
Ben Eastman
Stanford
Venzke Judy
Gene Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Yenzke
Tate
Hormbostel
Wessington Springs Cubs Eye Kimball Clash Next Sunday
Wessington Springs Cubs, after beating Pleasant Lake 6 runs in the first inning, prepare for their C. B. HL league game at home against Kimball next Sunday. Pitcher Grotherton allowed 12 hits but remained effective. A recent Ames picnic game Wessington Springs Gann Valley won does not affect league standings.
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Kimball
Wessington Springs
Pleasant Lake
Huron Junior Legion Baseball Practice Ahead of Orient Game
The Huron junior American Legion team holds a practice tonight as they prepare for Sunday home game against Orient. Leo Bloomberg announced lineup for a practice match with ex-juniors tomorrow night and final workouts are set for Saturday evening before the 3 o clock Sunday contest at Westow.
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Orient
Huron
American Legion
Leo Bloomberg
Oriest-Huron
Weatow
Public Links Handicap Tourney Advances With Late Matches
Several matches finished last night as darkness halted some contests. Floyd Featherhuff reached the quarterfinals by beating A. L. Owens 3 and 2. Harry Goethal defeated George Fleming 3 and 2. Frank Brown beat K. Horton 2 and 4. Roy Joplin defeated C. Las Tey 4 and 2.
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Floyd Featherhuff
A. L. Owens
Harry Goethaal
George Fleming
Frank Brown
K. Horton
Roy Joplin
C. Las Tey
Stars of Yesterday AP Highlights Baseball Lineup
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press lists players with notable performances: Bill Jurges of the Cubs homered and had five singles across two games with the Phillies. Heinie Manush of the Senators went 2 for 2 with a bases loaded homer and a single in a first inning rally against Cleveland. The Reds Paul Deeringer and Sam Lesueur are noted. Dodgers pitcher six hit ball in opener and the latter hit four straight in the nightcap. Al Simmons of the White Sox drove in three runs on three hits against the Athletics. Fred Frankhouse of the Braves blanked the Cardinals with three hits in the second game. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees doubled and singled against Detroit. Steve Swetonic of the Pirates and Mancuso of the Giants supplied late-inning power in two games.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press Sport
Cleveland
Indians
Walter Johnson
Roger Feckinpaugh
Washington Senators
Heinie Manush
Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Habe Ruth
Foxx Bitz
Jimmie Foxx
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Athletics
White Sox
Joe Heving
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Pirates
Hughie Crutz
Gus Mancuso
Mel Och
Lefty O'Doul
Gus Suhr
Staves
Canis
Braves
Cards
Bill Hallahan
Tex Carleton
Fred Frankhouse
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Phillies
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Dodgers
Associated Press
Paul Deeringer
Sam Lesue
al Simmons
Yankees
Detroit
Steve Swetonic
Gus Mart
Nouso
Giants
Home Run Leaders by the Geonolite Press
The report lists top home run leaders including Berger of the Braves and Keto of the Phillies with 18 homers, while Foxx of the Athletics and Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees combine for 17. Baseball notes.
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Berger
Braves
Jassna Keto
Phillies
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth and Gehrig
Yankees
Saints, Red Birds split tight extra inning chase
St Pauls Saints extended their winning streak by beating the Columbus Red Birds 7 to 4 in 10 innings as they closed within 4 1/2 games of the leaders. Joe Hauser hit his 21st homer as the Minneapolis Millers topped Kansas City 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Rain halted the night game between Indianapolis and Louisville after one.
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Chicago
St. Paul's Saints
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Red Birds
Morte Pearson
Toledo
Saints
Milwaukee
Jeaders
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Powers
Columbia
Indianapolis
Louisville
Unclear league results mix with scattered scores
Fragmented sports notes show Kansas City 3 Minneapolis 4 in 10 innings and Milwaukee 5 St. Paul 6 in 10 innings, plus Toledo 7 Columbus 4 and Norfolk 9 Beatrice 5. Other lines reference Sioux Falls Lincoln Winnipeg Fargo and Brendon with incomplete data and misread names.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Louisate
St. Louis
Chicago Pittsburgh
Abs Wanese
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
W. Pins
Columbus St Paul Wencasse
Indianiapo
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Night Hawks and Elks Secure Decisive Wins in City League
In a Prosperity league night game the Elks beat the Moose 13 10 1 and the Night Hawks won 24 23 against Scruby’s Red Birds. Upright’s Armour Packers fall to second after the Elks victory as Standard Oil looms next. Bjerkset makes his 1933 debut on the Moose mound with 15 hits off.
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The
Moose
Comerford
Night Hawks
Scruby
Red Birds
Armour Packers
Standard Oil
Bjerkset
C. & N. W. Rails Road
Collins
Elk
W. L. Pet
Four Stars Survive Women’s Western Open Play
Chicago’s top four women golfers reach the semifinals at Olympic Fields amid tough conditions. Defending champion Jane Weiller faces Mrs. Melvin Jones while June Beebe meets Mrs. Lillian Zech with Beebe slight favorite for the 36 hole final to be decided Friday. Also notes a local Royal Neighbors gathering and Saturday supper at Lake.
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Chicago
Lea
Olympic Fields
Jane Weiller
Melvin Jones
June Beebe
Lillian Zech
Miss Beebe
First Annual Central South Dakota Diamondball Tourney Planned
Eight fast Diamondball teams are invited to compete in a full day event at West Park on Sunday July 9 with an exhibition floodlight game between all star teams. Expected participants include Lake Preston Yale HEC M s Huron Armours St Lawrence Miller Green Lanterns Melsington Ree Heights and the Hurort Grocery Co. Entry fees cover expenses with a minor admission charge.
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Central South Dakota
C. H. Paterson
West Park
Lake Preston
Yale
HEC. M's
Huron Armours
St Lawrence
Miller Green Lanterns
Melsington
Ree Heights
Hurort Grovery Co
Peterson
Gann Valley Tops League With Seven Wins
Gann Valley Bluejays lead the Custer Battlefield Highway league at 7 0 with no losses after a 9 3 comeback win over Stickney. Bats Koch Hamit en and Assmus Laubach handled pitching for Gann Valley and Stickney respectively.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley Bluejays
Custer Battlefield Highway
Stickney Club
B. Koch
Hamiten
Stickney
Assmus
Laubach
Comstock
Moreland and Dawson Advance in Trans-Mississippi Golf
In Colorado Springs Gus Moreland of Dallas beat Neil Smith and Owen Covey to reach the semi finals of the trans Mississippi tournament. Johnny Dawson eliminated E J Rogers and Verne Stewart while Zell Eaton and L B Maytag, Lawson Little and Frank Engliss, and Ben Cowdery and Howard Creel moved forward in quarterfinal play.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Moreland
Neil Smith
Owen Covey
Salt Jaze
Dawson
E. J. Rogers
Oklahoma City
Verne Stewart
New Mexico
Zell Eaton
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Frank Engliss
Denver
Ben Cowdery
Omsha
Howard Creel
Fueble
Eaton
Fred Cold
Wichita
Kas
Denmar Miller
Maytag
H. F. Crocker
Henry Robertson
Oklah
Lower Strata Of Trackdow To Race Lower Strata Of Trackdow
CHICAGO June 29 The inaugural National Amateur Athletic Union track and field games open at Soldier Field with junior division tests for those who have not won major events. No records expected yet but close competition is anticipated in a program featuring more than 100 women and 369 men across junior and senior events under evening lights.
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Chicago
America
Soldier Field
Noted Doctor Richardson Dies in Atlantic City
Dr. James Julius Richardson 66 renowned nose throat surgeon and former personal physician to Presidents Roosevelt Taft and Harding died in Atlantic City last night. He served as a prominent medical figure and treated several high profile leaders during his career.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James Julius Richardson
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
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