Sharkey Strum Uke Toediey A Fight Crowd
Orangeburg on June 3 AP reports Jack Sharkey, training for his June 12 bout with Max Schmeling, mingled with sparring partners, handlers, and locals at Gus Wilson's camp dining room. Sharkey entertained with a ukulele, then described as calm and focused ten days before the 16 round Yankee Stadium clash.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Orangeburg
Gus Wilson
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Navy
Max Schmel
Yankee Stadium
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
New York bouts feature Leo Williams and Iezy Grove, both outpointed in New York. Other results include Bud Gorman defeating Foledo in Newark and Joey Trabon beating Harry Meemeting in St Joseph. Gorilla Jones tops Henry Goldberg in West Springfield while multiple other regional decisions are listed.
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Associated Press
New York
Leo Williams
Iezy Grove
Hubert Gills
Belgium
Mika Sarko
West Springfield
Mass
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Henry Goldberg
New York City
Major League Schedule Highlights Today
American League games include Philadelphia at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, and Rogton at Cleveland. National League matchups feature St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, and Cincinnati at New York.
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St. Louis
York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Rogton
Cleveland
Boston
Bittsburgh
Brooklyn- Cincinnati
New York
Pet
Felphin
Stee
Detroit Os
Nationan League
Weir
W. B. Klen
Abe
Delphia
Political Announcements for Circuit Clerk and County Officials
Republican and Democratic party notices list candidates for county and district offices including Circuit Clerk John H Faust Presiding Judge Charles A Dix Second District Judge Anton Goser Ed LinharDe For County Judge First District Sylvester Dulle Prosecuting Attorney S Frank Huffhines County Collector Fred H Tanner A E Blaser County Recorder Henry G LePage Democratic slate lists Clem A Dirgex for County Clerk Irtis L Dunn for Judge and Thomas Fischer for Collector B Bode for Judge
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Republican Party
Clicuit
John H. Faust
Chas. A. DIX
Anton Goser ED F. Linharde
Sylvester Dulle
S. Frank Huffhines
Fred H. Tanner
A. E. Blaser
Henry G. Lepage
Democratic Party
Clem A
Irtis L. Dunner
Sutomas Fischer
Tee B. Bode
Hooks Slides Hooks Slides by William Braucher
A long, opinionated recap of 1929 baseball gossip. It notes Big Ten athletic rules cutting ties with the Army, Chicago area chatter on Washington Senators prospects, and a heated Yankees Athletics rivalry. Umpire George Moriarty and players like Dick Bartell and Walter Masters are mentioned along with pitchers Brown, Liska, and Marberry.
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Ulinois
West Foint Gsandmen
New York
Big Ten
Navy
Army
Dick Bartell
Connie Mack
Walter Masters
Young Penn
Walter
George Earnshaw
George Moriarty
George
Senators
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Liska
Marberry
Goslin
Rice
Judge
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders as of June 3 include batting Herman of the Robins at .417 and Frederick of Robins with 71 hits. Runs Hernen of Robins leads with 45 and Frisch of the Cardinals has 21 doubles. Cubs star Cuyler tops triples with 8, Wilson leads in home runs with 16 and RBIs with 47, while Cuyler has 12 stolen bases. American League leaders list Rice of the Senators batting .397 and hits at 69 with Simmons of the Athletics driving in 48 RBIs.
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Associated Press
Herman
Robins
Hernen
Frederick
Frisch
Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Wilson
Rice
Senators
Simmons
Athletics
Cardinals 60 on the Losing WY Phils Take Em
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St Louis Cardinals 9-8 in Philadelphia as the NL season's first interleague clash. The win pulls Philly 2.5 games from seventh while St Louis drops to within one game of Pittsburgh and one behind the Cubs. Yankees beat Cincinnati 8-5 and Athletics beat Pittsburgh 8-2 in exhibition games.
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Cardinals
PHILS
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh
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