Schmeling in New Ring Feud Threatens Earnings
German heavyweight Max Schmeling faces a contractual clash with former manager Arthur Buelow as New York authorities order a bout with Phil Scott at Ebbets Field on August 7. The dispute jeopardizes planned Madison Square Garden bouts and may force Sharkey’s September fight into doubt. Buelow seeks 13 1 3 percent of Schmeling’s purse via court action.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uzendun
Schmeling
Arthur Buelow
Herr Max
Pauline Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Ravlow
Humbert Pugazy
Phil Scott
England
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Baelow
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Garden
Boston Sailor
Athletic Commission
James A. Parley
Buelow
Schmel Ine
Telow
State Supreme Court
Paulino
Major League Leaders as of July 2 in 1930s style box scores
National batting leader Herman and Robins at .386. Ott of the Giants with 71 runs. Olt drives in 82. Terry of the Giants has 1 hit. Waner of the Pirates 11 doubles. Grimes of the Pirates 12 wins and 1 loss. Moss leads American batting with .413. Gehringer drives in 71. Shamans of the Athletics 81 RBIs. Hien Manush leads with 109 runs. Hielmann 28 doubles. Miller 9 triples. Gehrig 21 triples. Gehringer 12 steals. Grove of the Athletics 12 wins and few losses.
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Herman
Robins
Ott
Giants
Olt
Terry
Doudle L. Waner
Pirates
Cuyler
Grimes
Moss
Athletics
Uns Gehringer
Tigers
Shamans
Hien Manush
Hielmann
Miller
Gehrig
Yankees
Bas Gehringer
Grove
Lust
American crews set for Henley Royal Regatta crowd
American eights from Columbia and Browne and Nichols race at Henley as over 100000 spectators pack the Thames, part of England's famed river carnival. Other notes list standout players from Chicago and New England entering the national inter sectional tennis tournament at the Chicago Town and Country club scheduled July 11 12 18 14 with Tulsa and Babe Hunt also mentioned.
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Henley-On-Thames
Eng
England
Alt ‘Ted
Thames
Columbia
Browne and Nichols School
New England
Chicago
Chicago Town and Country Club
Ding Ponca City youth tops rivals in sectional youthwestern
Ding Ponca City youth won last night over rival Angus Snyder of Dodge City Kansas in a decision for sectional honors. Chicago golfers may pay 20 cents for public course play after 1 PM at Jackson or Marquette parks. Park commissioners cut foursome fees to 20 cents starting six fifteen PM. regular price is $1.00.
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Ding Ponca
Chicago
Jackson
Marquette
Amateurs Vie In Field Meet
July 3 report on an amateur track and field meet featuring about 200 junior entrants and a focus on tomorrow's senior championships. Practice trials in sprinting, pole vault, and discus hint at new champions to be crowned, with distance runners adapting to high altitude. The meet concludes Thursday with decathlon and relay events.
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Amateur Athletic Union
FUGAZY AIDS Continued from page one
The report notes the 1926 Elizabeth New Jersey mail truck robbery and describes court permission to open a safety deposit box at Chelsea Exchange Bank. Police hold the box opening as part of evidence gathering while Johnny Wilson is involved in the case. Lewis planned to partner with Marlow in a Boston whisky operation before the murder occurred.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Chelsea
Athletics Stretch Lead as Pirates Rally at Forbes Field
The Athletics clout the Senators 7 4 and 4 1 to gain a half game on the Yankees, who beat the Red Sox in ten innings. The Pirates win 5 3 at Forbes Field, while the Cubs edge the Reds 5 4 in eleven. Cardinals slump, Southworth’s woes continue.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
Cardinals
Senators
John Heydler
Pirates
Forbes Field
Cubs
Reds
Chicago
Athletics
Yankees
Red Sox
Billy Southworth
Wrigley Field
Giants
New Yorkers
Doston
Braves
Phillies
Robins
Jimmy Foxs
Washingtonians
Macks
Skees
Browns
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Cleveland
Columbia Wins at Henley Regatta Heat
On the opening day of Henley regatta in England Columbia University 150 lb eight defeated Westminster Bank Rowing Club in its first heat for the Thames Challenge Cup, finishing the course in 7 minutes 32 seconds.
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Henley + On - Thames
England
Columbia University
Westminister Bank Rowing Club
Baseball scores and schedules from yesterday and today
Baseball and league results from yesterday with multiple games across American Association and International League. Notable scores include Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 4 and New York 6 Boston 3, plus today’s matchups Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Boston. Also mentions a gyro plane concept by George S Harris and Lewis.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Louis
George S. Harris
Lewis 1
Fourth of July Baseball Clash at H S Diamond
Grafton hosts the Clarksburg all star Nine in a July Fourth game at the high school diamond. Paherty's Athletics field a strong lineup led by Desist and Rinehart pitching. Local hopes rise to notch a win as Hickman or Hennessey takes the mound and the lineup features Melehori Pepper and Jerkins in key infield spots.
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Grafton
Paherty
Csty
Clarksburg
Desist
Smith
H. Hull
Ashcraft
Phillips
Secret
Doyle
Rinehart
Cartier
Hickman
Hennessay
Melehori
Taton
Williams
Pepper
List of delinquent taxpayers and residents by county
The document lists numerous individuals with delinquent tax payments in 1928, identifying names across multiple towns and districts including Taylor, Pruntytown, Booths Greek, Arrington, Gawthrop, and Seese. The sheriff, W. S. Mays, certifies the list as correct, with a quoted remark about fragile things.
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Pruntytown
Ind
Arrington
Chasey Bartlett
Black Diamond Coal Co
Gawthrop
John
Pearl Lawler
W. C
Martin
Lena Woodyas Seese
Virgil
Thompson
Tucker
L. J
We Ly
Utesinger
T. B
Pruntytown Ind
Court House
Able
Sidney Burgoyne
C. R. Demoss
Lawrence M. Demoss
C. A
Sylvester Seranage
Otto Shingleton
John M. Tucker
R. L
Mays
Taylor
Brilliant Maurice Chevalier in Innocents of Paris at Strand
A full all talking feature starring Maurice Chevalier and Sylvia Beecher with Russell Simpson and others. Chevalier plays a cheerful Paris street singer who rises to stage stardom in the romance comedy drama Innocents of Paris directed by Richard Wallace. Strand Theatre presents Thursday through Saturday with a vivid display of Chevalier’s singing, dancing, and expressive gestures.
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Europe
Chevalier
Paris
Maryuet
Indianapolis
Vincent Ham
Cincinnati
Louin Lavelle
Anderson
Oarsman MacDonald Named Marietta Crew Coach
Ellis MacDonald captain of 1929 Washington crew accepted the head rowing coach post at Marietta College Ohio. The husky oarsman, who graduated this year, brings three years of varsity experience under Al Aubrickson and early training from Russell Callow. Seattle, July.
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Ellis MacDonald
University of Washington
Marietta College
Ohio
MacDonald
Marietta
Husky
Washington
Russell Callow
Pennsylvania
al Aubrickson
Seattle
New Ideas Move Aviation Toward Revolutionary Flight
New York observers note a shift from asking if flight is possible to how to fly. Inventors across the country are staying up nights to design unconventional aircraft believed to transform the aviation industry.
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New York
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Chicago Friedman's Boston fighter knocked out Walter Madey of Chicago and Miss Minikel of Milwaukee outpointed Jack Lee of California Philadelphia Jimmy Byrne of Kentucky outpointed George Cook of Australia Ted Sandwina of Stony City stopped Harry Dillon of Omaha Mercurio of New York outpointed Marty Gallagher of Washington DC
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Associated Press
Chicago
Friedman
Boston
Walter Madey
Miss Minikel
Milwaukee
Jack Lee
California
Philadelphia
Jimmy Byrne
Kentucky
George Cook
Australia
Ted Sandwina
Stony City
Harry Dillon
Omaha
Neb
Phil Mercurio
New York
Marty Gallagher
Washington, D. C
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