Sharkey Schmeling Title Fight Brings 75000 Fans To Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling prepare for a 15 round or less heavyweight championship at Yankee Stadium in New York. About 75,000 spectators expected with potential gate over 700000 dollars. The bout supports the children milk fund and recovery of the heavyweight division.
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Associated Press
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Tex Rickard
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Germany
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United States
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Lake Front
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William Randolph Hearst
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Heeney
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South Carolina Tennis Tourney Advances On Third Day
Charleston S C June 11 With one of the eight seeded players upset by a 15 year old national ranking star the fifth annual South Carolina championship enters its third day George Boynton of Atlanta defeated Julian Robertson Salisbury N C in three sets 1 6 4 6 4 Wilmer Hines the fourth seed and southern junior title holder won two matches to reach the quarter finals while Eugene Du Bose of Asheville pushed him to three sets in a second bout Venice is built on 846 islands and has 400 bridges Good Neighbors Marion O Bejamin C Randall farmer of Big Island township contracted pneumonia during plowing season and neighbors plowed his land so he could sow again
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Atlanta
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Salisbury
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Columbian
Eugene du Bose
Asheville
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Big Island Township
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Washington
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Wrigley
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Dazzy Vance
Sharkey Schmeling World Heavyweight Title Fight Preview
The bout tops the world heavyweight scene at Yankee Stadium with Jack Sharkey of Boston facing Max Schmeling of Germany for the title. Nine to five favorite Sharkey, gates around 750000 dollars, attendance expected 75000, seats priced 2.10 5.25 13.66 and 26.25, rain date Friday if needed. Promoted by Milk Fund under Mrs William Randolph Hearst and Madison Square Garden. National Broadcasting Company with Graham McNamee to broadcast.
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Boston
Max Schmeling
Germany
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
William Randolph Hearst
Madison Square Garden
National Broadcasting Company
Graham McNamee
Peaches take Sally League lead with Gallivan victory
Macon's Peaches beat Charlotte 8 to 7 as Phil Gallivan earned his 12th win of the season. Columbia blanked Asheville 7 to 3 to end the Tourists 14 game run. Augusta edged Greenville 9 to 8 in 10 innings as Cliff Knox homered. The series finale and upcoming matchups loom.
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Macon
Peaches
Phil Gallivan
Gallivan
Hornets
Columbia
Comets
Asheville
Larry Boerner
Bee
Tourists
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Aig
Sullivan
Augusta
Greenville
Cliff Knox
Walker
Piedmont League Results Highlight Close Raleigh Win
Raleigh defeated High Point 6 to 5 in Piedmont League play. Henderson improved to 4 2 while Durham fell to 3 5. Winston-Salem led Greensboro 8 in another matchup with standings and scores not fully shown.
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Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Baseball Scores From Friday Night Fix
The American League games saw Boston defeat Detroit 12 to 6 while Chicago edged Philadelphia 7 to 6 and New York topped St Louis 5 to 3. Washington and Cleveland were rained out.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
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Washington
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National League scores show Phillies rout Chicago as others affected
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 6 to 2 while St. Louis and Boston slimmed to 2 and 1. remaining games were postponed due to rain.
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Boston
Scores from American Association games
St Paul defeated after 5 2, Toledo tied 7 7. Minneapolis won 6 to Columbus 10. Kansas City fell 2 to Louisville 3.
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Texas League Scores with Fort Worth and Wichita Falls
Fort Worth defeated Houston 7 to 6 and Shreveport beat Beaumont 6 to 2. Wichita Falls topped San Antonio 4 to 2.
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Baltimore Domination as Newark Falls to 0 in Rain
In a damp schedule shift only one game completed with Baltimore routing Newark 12 unanswered. All other matches postponed due to rain creating a sparse slate and delaying remaining action.
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International League Newark
Baltimore
Southeast League Scores Report
Southeast League box scores show Montgomery 1 Tampa 12 Pensacola 1 Jacksonville 4 Selma 8 Columbus 2 with multiple teams tallying runs and game results.
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Tampa
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Selma
Columbus
Southern Association scoreboard lines
Atlanta edged Chattanooga 4 to 3 while Nashville beat Birmingham 9 to 1 and New Orleans defeated Little Rock 4 to 5 in a night of regional baseball action with Memphis down Mobile.
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South Atlantic League scores from Augusta and nearby teams
The South Atlantic League notes scores with Columbia 7 Asheville 3 and Macon 8 Charlotte 7. Augusta 9 and Greenville others incomplete.
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Sorta Shaky Broker Exchange Sparks Street Banter
A fragment from the Passing Show features a back and forth between Jones and another speaker. They boast about helping friends on their feet, trading quips about counts over years and a single night. The lines reflect light theatre humor rather than a concrete event.
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Henderson Gamecocks and Durham Bulls Split Two
Henderson Gamecocks edge Durham Bulls 4 to 3 in 14 innings in game one then Durham takes game two 5 to 2. Clay Mahaffey wins game one for Henderson, with Tauby Jones and Goff homering in the doubleheader.
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O’malley Roberts
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United States Tops Coal Tar Production Worldwide
The United States leads global coal tar output with an estimated annual production of 2,500,000 metric tonnes.
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United States
Major League Leaders Through June 10
Summary of top performers across categories through June 10. Herman leads batting and runs with the Robins, while Klein of the Phillies sits with 58 RBIs. Ruth and Rice pace runs and RBIs for the Yankees and Senators respectively, with several players posting high hits, doubles, and home run counts.
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Terry
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Cubs
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Guyer
Rice
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Yankees
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Combs
Fighters Scored Wins In Last Night's Card Across Cities
Milwaukee fighter Benny Bass stopped Eddie Anderson of Chicago in the third round. Frankie Genara edged Al Berlinger in Toronto by decision. Earl Mastro outboxed Ward Sparks in Chicago. Benny Golestein defeated Charles Ernst in Baltimore on points. Bert Colima stopped Homer Sheridan in Los Angeles in the third. Tommy Rios beat Spider Webb in Atlanta by decision.
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Bert Colima
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Cal
Homer Sheridan
Sioux City
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Spider Webb
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