Al Braun Gardner Scrap Highlights State Fair boxing card
Veterans Al Braun and Bill Gardner fought a six round bout with Braun staying competitive and drawing praise from locals. Gardner won by decision after a tough match as Swenson and Fields delivered KO and points victories. The event featured Curtains raises and a small crowd delayed by a power outage at the State Fair Grounds in Cleveland.
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al Braun
Broadland Farm
Bill Gardner
Hutchinson
Kan Gardner
Saarts
Kanaan
Tered Alster
Begon
Braun
Oponer
Gardner
Raun
Tiaun
Broadland
Don Swenson
Paul
Chetaughers
Huron
Yoert Fields
Clwhis
Iefte
Fields
St. Paul
Swinson
Albert Hush
Swenson Kayes Fields
Lavensor
Willard Hofer
Sunil Bente
Alpean
Panche
Wipf
Mar Yin Wells
Welsington
Lloyd Gorton
Keith
Jimmy Upchurch
Bloomberg
Willie Stuh
Wimbledon Quarterfinal Twist and Inner Sports Echo
Nine years ago Helen Jacobs defended her title by ousting Dorothy Round 6 4 in a Wimbledon quarterfinal. Three years back California crew beat Washington Syracuse and 35 Pennsylvania in a Long Beach regatta. Five years ago Primo Carnera lost to Jock Sharkey in the heavyweight title match.
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Associated Press
Helen Jacobs
Reds Rally as Giants and Cubs Slump in NL
Reds beat Pirates 5 2 as Vander Meer notches his ninth straight win and Cincinnati gains 14 of last 20, closing to 12 games behind the Giants while the slumps of the Giants and Cubs ease the Reds path. Indians widen AL lead with 15 4 over Detroit. White Sox rally to 10 9 over Browns in late drama. St Louis Cardinals stifle Cubs 9 3 as eastern clubs falter.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Glanw
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Forbes Field
Giants
Reidy
Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Hal Trasky
Ken Keltner
Johnny Humphries
Johnny Allen
Marvin Owen
Rip Radcliff
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Elks win streak halted in Nebraska league tilt
Lincoln falters as Norfolk Elks lose 2 to 1 after costly errors in a tight Nebraska State Baseball League showdown. Beatrice at Sioux City postponed due to wet grounds. Sioux Falls Canaries beat Grand Island 4 to 2 with a four-run first inning.
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Lincoln
Norfolk Elks
Sioux Falls Canaries
Grand Island
Beatrice
Sioux City
Norfolk
Vander Meer Stars as Reds Rally Past Pirates
Johnny Vander Meer limited the Pirates while the Reds built a late lead, marking his team’s ninth straight victory. Rip Radcliffe and Mary Owen provided offense for the White Sox, who beat the Browns 10 to 9. Lonnie Warncke and Marty Warneke drove in key runs for Cardinale-Martin as they defeated the Cubs 9-3, and Hal Trosky’s two‑run homer spurred the Indians past the Tigers in a big-inning win.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Pirates
Sta Hi
Fenning
Rip Radelif
Mary
Owen
White
Sox
Radelif
Browns
Pry Martn
Lonnie Warnneke
Cardinale
Martin
Warneke
Cubs
Hal Trosky
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers
Babe Ruth Escapes Uninjured In Car Crash
Babe Ruth, back in New York after visiting friends, escaped unharmed when his car sideswiped a wall on West Saddle River Road near Ringwood New Jersey. He climbed out with only minor injuries reported minor. Rose Back of Upper Saddle River, driver of the other car, also uninjured.
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Ringewood
N. J
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dedgers
New York
West Saddle River
Ruth
Miss Rose
Upper Saddle River
Myers D-Ballers Defeat ACQUW to Tie First Half Race
Myers D-Ballers crushed ACQUW 1-2 as hitting spree and timely runs fueled a three way tie for the first half title with two games left. Hayes starred with a four hit effort including three singles and a double driving in two, while Tillie Hall anchored defense at third for the Cornetites.
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Myers
AQUW
Ninhe
AOUW
Amours
Tiheir
Packera
Texaco Oilers
Wolf
Myers-Aouw
Oilers
Brenner
Jets
Spinyole
Tillie
Hall
Cornetites
Hemi DY Aouw
Mowlo
Moyes
Hale
Brrant
Stocking
Baseball Leaders Across Leagues From Wire Service
The AP report lists top performers in batting and pitching across leagues. Lombardi of Cincinnati leads with 472, Medwick of St Louis at 357, Ott of New York with 4 runs, Goodman of Cincinnati at 54, McCormick of Cincinnati with 1 hit, and home runs by Ott and Goodman at 15. Pitching leaders include Klinger and Vander Meer with ten wins, while Brown and Nelson post notable marks. In American League, Averill of Cleveland leads batting with 359, Lewis of Senators and Futon Pasian at 359, and Foex of Boston among leaders in home runs and pitching.
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Lombardi
Cincinnati
Medwick
St Louis
Ott
New York
Goodman
McCormick
Goodman Cincinnati
Cincinhet
Klinger
Pittsburg
Brown
Pittsburgh
Vander Meer
Sport Shop Team Faces Iroquois At Ravine Park
The Sport Shop team, tied in the Huron Iroquois League pennant race, meets Radle Bunn's Troquais club at Ravine Park. The Diamond start is 8 30 with the Yellowjackets aiming to extend their late season form and improve league standing.
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Ravine Park
Tredway & Liem Rosebot
Beera
Radle Bunn
Troquais Club
Yellowjackets
Gagnoux
Schooner Boers
Troquois
Red Sox
Troquais
Turnesa Leads Open Field In Louisville Tourney
In Louisville on June 29 77 Turnesa from the Haverton area leads a crowded field at the national intercollegiate championship. Jecently Turnesa tied for medalist honors with Lew Ochmig of Chattanooga while Stanford’s team won the title with a 601 total in a sudden death match format. Northwestern and Oklahoma tied for second at 624 with Minnesota at 634.
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Louisville
Whey
Willie Turmees
Somnster
Italy
Cross
Wrepnesa
Lew W
Michigan
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Kaysees And Saints Open 2-Game Series
In a pivotal American Association matchup, Kansas City and St Paul begin a two game set to untangle the tight race for first place. Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 2 to 0 to pull even with Indianapolis, while St Paul slipped after a 4 to 3 loss to Milwaukee. Indianapolis also fell 5 to 3 at Columbus. Elsewhere Fred Johnson limited Equisville as Toledo won 4 to 2.
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Kansas City
St Paul
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Apostles
Milwaukee
Columbus
Fred Johnson
Equisville
Toledo
Rue
Chicago
St. Louis
Wren
Schleuter
van Atta
Tietie
Linke
Heath
Ain
Fom
RHEE
Milwaukee Steu
T Jungels
Aain
Silvestri
Kanss
Vance
Hartey Bean
Lefebvre
Grace
Louisville
Johnson and Hinkle
Terry Boone
Shaffer
Ringholex
Chambers
Rising
Lisenbee
French
Riddle
Baker
Norfolk O
Aman
Grand Island
Sioux City
Lingoln Sioux
Cleveline
New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphiere Sill
Chicano
Cincinnsti
Pittsburgh
Agi Boson
Ato
St Louis
Brooklyn
American Association
St Colimbue
Lovieville
Faulkton Boys Rout Onida Juniors 10 to 2
Faulkton Junior Pinky Oxborne pitched a one hitter as Faulkton raced to a 4-0 lead, added two in the sixth and three in the final inning to win 10-2 at Faulkton. Onida scored twice in the third on a walk and error, while Faulkton collected eight hits off Hughes and Nelson.
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Faulkton Boys
Onida Juniors
Faulkton
Pinky Oxborne
Onida
Faulkton Funtorg
Hughes
Nelson
Seabiscuit May Not Run At Suffolk Downs Today
Seabiscuit may miss today's $59,000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs amid a muddy track and unsettled weather. War Admiral is listed among the contenders with trainer Charley Burtelonger aboard as the favorite for the mile and an eighth race. C. S. Howard owns Seabiscuit and reserved a decision until the last moment.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
Massachusetts
C. 5. Howard
Ian Samuel
Riddle
Charley Burtelnger
Boxing and baseball notes on Louis Baer and DiMaggio kin
New York dispatch recalls Max Baer’s punch in Schmeling fight and DiMaggio’s kid brother Dom facing a batting slump with two hits in 39 at bats. Joe Louis cash angle cited at roughly 400 dollars. Giants and Dodgers chatter, Jankowski and Jacobs debated, LA bidding for Louis-Baer clash, Coliseum capacity noted.
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Max
DiMaggio
Eddie Brietz
New York
Puncht
Schmeling
Inok
Louis
Carl Hurbell
Sauyr
House of Davids
Ralph Guidahi
Ja Moore
Tory Gilento
Nathan Mann
Max Beer
Navy
Joe Louis
Max Boer
Joe
Mikel Jacobs
Maxie
Los Angeles
Yestrday
Tom Gallery
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Jacobs
Mike
Baer
Jneanigures
Riggs Eyes Third Straight Clay Court Crown in Finals
Chicagoan Bobby Riggs reaches the national clay court final seeking a third consecutive title, a feat last achieved by William Tilden and Bitsy Grant. He faces Gordon Mulloy after Mulloy defeated Joe Hunt, while Riggs’ doubles partner Bitsy Grant advanced briefly before defaulting due to a blistered hand.
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Bobby Riggs
Chicagoan
Chicago
William Tilden
Bryan (Bitsy
Mulloy
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Rings
Atlanta
Bitsy Grant
Riggs
Grant
Norbert Burgess
Norman Bickel
Oak Park
Til
Charles Hare
Birmingham
Eng
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Hunt
Lewis Wetherell
Santa Ana
Calif
Bridgewater Wins After 12 Inning Meridian League Battle
Bridgewater edged Canova 6 to 3 in a 12 inning protest delayed game on the local diamond to claim the Meridian League bell. Canova scored 3 runs on 9 hits with 6 errors, while Bridgewater had 6 runs on 9 hits with 9 miscues. Grimme pitched for Canova with Miller catching, Andersons on Bridgewater.
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Canova
Lanova
sCanooga
Belf
Canova Q
Grimme
Senate
T. Miller
Anderson
IL Bettors
Howard
Balem
Baler
Malem
Beldeewater
Baseball results and fights from yesterday in major leagues
National League scores show Cincinnati and St Louis battling, Chicago and Detroit posting tentative figures, with several games postponed. Boxing results include Sammy Ange defeating Tommy Spegal in Pittsburgh and Wishy Jones beating Wesley Ramey in Houston, plus other bouts in San Francisco Modesto and Modesto.
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Associated Press
Pititsburgh
Sammy Ange
Louisville
Tommy Spegal
Uniontown
Houston
Tex
Wishy Jones
Texas
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Budge to Meet Austin in All England Final
Budge, holder of four major tennis titles, defeated Fereng Punceo of Yugoslavia 6-3 6-1 6-4 to reach the All-England final. Austin also advanced, defeating Henne Hockey of Germany in straight sets to book a place in the final.
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Wimulecon
Eng
Don’ Budge
Fereng Punceo
Yugoslavia
California
Red-Hned
England
H.W
Bunny
Austin
Henne Hockey
Germany
Indian Boosters Demand Troshy on American Roster
June 3 report notes Cleveland and Brooklyn fans clash over Hall of Famer troshy and knuckleballer Frosimmens making the American and National League rosters for the July 6 All Star game. Details recount Trosky’s slugging rank, Grimes’ reaction, and McCarthy’s silent final AL selection at Yankee Stadium.
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Gayle Talbot
York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Hal Trosky
Ayas Jefe
Freddie Frosimmens
Tresky
Earl Averill
Brileigh Grimes
Flatbush
Firsimmonsa
Bill Teery
Fitz
Grimes
Trosky
Yankee
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Indiana
Mee
Carthy
McCarthy
Springs Juniors Soar Past Huron in Narrow Win
Wessington Springs edged Huron 2 to 1 as the winning run scored on a first base overthrow in the late innings. Ortbahm and Burchfield pitched effectively for their teams, Ericksen made key defensive plays, and the game stood as a top event on the local diamond.
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Wessington Springs
Huron Juniors
Wem
Huron
Springs
Ortbahm
Burch
Feld
Loca
Moundaman
Sven
Burchfield
Ericksen
Berg
Erickson
Haven
Cisone
Maies
Presington
Ortbshm
Saxton
Burchiell
Schnable
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George Eyston
British Auto Tacs
United Statex
Bonneville Flats
Utah
Malcolm Campbell
Babe Rath
Brooklyn Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Rugh S. Fullerton, JR
Elks
Canaries
Cardinals
The
Uay
Ballers
Acquw
Aspoiated Press
America
Averill
Trevia
Lewis, Senatora
Foun Pasian
Biutravie
Lewis
Tredway & Liem
Turnesa Paces
Paul Chotteau
English Channel
Catalina Channel
Venice
Chotteau
Santa Barbara Island
Catalina Island
Malibu Beach
Johnny Vender Meer
Hubbell
Cincine Visti
National Football League
Dom DiMaggio
Associated Prem National League
Hue
Cincinnnati
Vander
Lombargi
Bauers
Todd
Warnecke
Owens
Carleton
Root
Epperly
O'Dea
Ruin
BO Bridges
Firenstat
Atter Humphries
Pytlak
San Francisco
Branko Najrurski
Sandor State
Hungary
Modesto
Ivan Rasputin
Russia
Hank Metheny
Su Levis
Fale
Budge
Indian Boosters
Troshy
Terry
Fitzsimmons
Hal
Springs Juniors
Grtbahm
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