Burgeoning Golf Open Drama and Donahue Release Clash
The article contrasts Burke and Schmeling as national icons, detailing Burke winning the national open for 1750 after five grueling days and Schmeling earning 120000 in a similar span. It notes Von Elm as runner up and mentions Ryder Cup prep, then shifts to Pete Donahue in MLB, his conditional release, and possible returns as teams juggle rosters, ending with commentary on hardball economics in baseball.
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Sharkey vows rematch pressure before Walker bout
Associated Press reports Jack Sharkey vows to fight until he brings Schmeling into the ring again, then ends him. He predicts promoter pressure, trains for a 15 round bout at Ebbets Field against Mickey Walker after signing articles yesterday. Sharkey weighs about 210 pounds and Walker is listed as a middleweight contender with uncertain weight.
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Billie Burke Captures Long Golf Championship Title
Billie Burke of Greenwich, Connecticut, endures a marathon match to defeat George Von Elm in a 144 hole duel at Inverness. Burke wins after a brutal playoff, extending his lead late and finishing with steady iron play and clutch putting.
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Bobby Jones
Favored To Cop Edwards Stake At Grand Civenté Race
Favored Etawah won last week and heads the field in the $3,000 Edwards stakes at North Rannell in the Grand Civenté races with Hollyway as his main challenger. Eleven entrants include Calumet Alden and Peter Nutonia. twelve trotters raced in the Enurteria pace. Cavernt Brevere and Chestnut won the Rainy Day sweepstakes heats yesterday. Bolcon Grant, driven by De HL Paraball, won a straight heat in the 2:17 pace at Arhens Ohio.
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Fight Results Acauctated Pree Pitishirsh Eugene Hunt
In a boxed event, Mose Buren of Pittaburen drew with Harry Fierro of Chicago. Marty Gold of Philadelphia defeated New York Johnny Peng, who stopped Davey Adelman of Philadelphia. Tommy Crowley of Pittaburgh stopped Frankie Sartello of New York. Bob Godwin of Naytunn Reach outpointed Arthur Huttick of New York. TomariMe-Fuung Firon outpointed Bote Tacrosae of Pulau Okla. Newspaper data incomplete.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
New York
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Davey Adelman
Tommy Crowley
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Frankie Sartello
Bob Godwin
Naytunn Reach
Fin
Arthur Huttick
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Trouler Rille
Bote Tacrosae
Pulau
Okla
Fraternal News and Naval Names Highlight 1875 Odds
In 1875 a Curious Young Fraternal Edition nearly touched radio as an experiment yielded a spark powered idea called Ethericore. Early naval lore lists ships named Wasp Rattlesnake Hornet Frolic and coon in the era’s naming practices.
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Miller to Meet Battalino For Featherweight Crown Fight
Cincinnati boxing fans will witness the first world title bout in town on July 23 as Freddie Miller faces Battalino for the featherweight crown. The Farraway club announced months of negotiations with Pete Reilly, Battalino’s manager, settled in Cleveland. Miller, 20, seeks the world title in the twilight of a brief career after defeating Eddie Shea to prove his readiness.
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Tue Wade
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Twilight clash set Lindens meet Excelsiors at Power House Lot
Lindens host Excelsiors in a twilight game at Power House Lot Wednesday as Tri-State league action continues. Lindens, noted for nine straight league wins, will use a near-regular lineup except Greely replaced by Emminger. The Excellsiors bring a famed shadow baseball act before the 6 15 start.
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Adandlated Pret Monkey Defeats Strack in Poland Match
Stanley Stasiak defeats Chatlia Strack in Poland in two out of three. Stasiak wins with a 3 1 4 score and a 7:33 time in the bout.
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Max Schmeling Faces Tax Split For Title Bout
Cleveland July 7. Max Schmeling must surrender Uncle Sam's share of the gate for his Friday title bout and pay extra to Germany. Internal Revenue officials valued Schmeling's income at 100,135.30, promoter Dick Dunn said the champion's cut. Officials said he must cover the difference if his income tax exceeds Germany. Young Stribling, Behmeling's victor, is mentioned with an assessed 3,116.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Behmeling
Vic- Say
Flavio Becomes Early Favorite In Ohio Tourney
Amateur golfers in Ohio began the second 18 hole qualifying round for the state championship at Wyandot. Johnny Florio led with 72, while Mike Godman shot 78. Defending champion Glen Bishop faced a shaky start with 81 as top contenders like Jack Munro and others moved toward Wednesday’s championship flight.
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Rest Boosts Play For Har rison R. Johnson
Rest from tournament golf aids 1929 amateur champion Har rison R. Johnson in regaining form. He resumes entry activity, hopes to play in the National Amateur, and may make a welcome return this year. Friends note renewed steadiness at private courses, and his quieter play this season sharpens his stroke with the queen, the putter. A strange dog days belief follows the Sitins rise, causing a period of illness and madness among dogs.
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Buccaneers Near Shake Up As Slump Hits Pirates
Pittsburgh July 7. In a struggling season the Pirates face a shake up as manager Jewel Ens reshuffles the lineup to end a May and June slump. He replaced catchers, moved infielders, benched regulars, and tried new players as Genous and others battle a second division position while many former Pirates head to the minors.
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Two Squads Tie For Leadership In Church Loop
Lindenwald Methodist won its game and Redeemer was awarded a forfeit victory as both teams led the Church Soft Ball League after Monday night games. Taudenwald Methodist beat Irith Street 15 to 12 and Ninth Street defeated the U P Senior Boys 10 to 8. Redeemer’s forfeit came from Presbyterian with standings: Lindenwald M. B. 1 0 1.00, Redeemer 9 1 0.00, Ninth Street 2 1 0.400, Presbyterian 2 2 0.200.
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Eddie Morgan Leads Batsmen Tops Big League Heap
Eddie Morgan of Cleveland opens the season strong with a .383 average, two hits yesterday, and four points, surpassing Babe Ruth who was idle. Virgil Davis climbs NL ranks by batting .? with three of four, as the Neaderes J. Player-Club listing shows Morgan 67 games 201 AB 42 runs 77 RBI .383 and Ruth 63 224 14 86 .399 among leaders.
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Roettger's Blow Gives Cardinals Win Over Cubs
In a rain shortened program, the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 5 to 3 as Rogers Hornsby and Rogers Roettger starred. The tense battle featured Eliott, who earned his fifth win against his former teammates, while Brooklyn’s Robbie faced a rough day, and the Robins saw another skid as rain forced delays and limited action.
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