Giants Sweep Reds as Former Mates Shine in Return Battles
In a season where ex teammates plague rivals, the New York Giants bottomed the Reds 4 to 1 in the finale while Hughey Cruttz drove in five with a single and a homer. Glenn Wright, back with Brooklyn after a Pirates trade, fueled a 6 to 5 Brooklyn win over Pittsburgh.
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Major League Leaders and Boxing Results Snapshot
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press list leaders in NL and AL batting runs RBIs hits doubles and more as of June 9. Also reports boxing results with several knockouts across cities including Detroit Waterbury Birmingham and Bedord.
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I'll Show em Who's Like Dempsey Says Sailor
Boston fighter Jack Sharkey trains at Gus Wilson's 12 acre farm near Orangeburg to ready for the June 12 bout with Max Schmeling. Managers Buckley Lacey and Palozzolo say Sharkey has shed past hot headedness and focuses on sharp left hooks as he weighs about 197 pounds and promises a seven round knockout. Sharkey rejects Dempsey comparisons and aims to prove he is the true heir to the heavyweight title.
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al Lacey
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Carnera Knocks Out Christner In Four Rounds
Primo Carnera delivers a four round knockout over Meyer Christner of Akron after a tough start. A swollen left eye and a cut mark the early rounds before Carnera lands a crushing right in the final minute to end the bout.
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Knute Hansen
Baseball chatter and boxing hopes in early season talk
The column blends boxing gossip about Max Schmeling Andre Routis and Sharkey with baseball notes on the New York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers and St Louis Cardinals. It cites trades, manager Gabby Street and projected pennant races, plus curiosities about training camps and early season outcomes.
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