Schmeling and Baer Rally For Thursday Night Bout
New York June 6 AP Finances and setup dominate Promoter Jack Dempsey as Max Schmeling and Max Baer prepare for a 15 round heavyweight duel at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Weather and crowd draw loom, with potential attendance near 50,000 and receipts around 300000. Schmeling rides a winning streak in America since his sole defeat to Sharkey. Baer similarly unbeaten since 1931, beating a string of contenders before the Reno loss years ago.
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Mud Hens Mount Hitting Spree to Beat Millers 9-4
Mud Hens surge to a 9-4 victory over the Millers as Bobby Reis Frank Dolsack George Detore and Tubby Reibert collect three hits each in a 18-hit attack over three Minneapolis pitchers. Columbus tops St Paul 6-2 after late rally. Indianapolis beats Kansas City 6-3. Louisville falls 10-7 to Milwaukee in first night game.
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League Leaders by the Associated Press Update
The latest league leaders show Hartnett Cubs with 10 home runs and Simmons White Sox at .374 batting. Gehrig Cambs Yankees lead runs with 39, Swanson White Sox 39, Appling 38, Manush 61. Averill 15 doubles, Sewell 14. Combs 7 doubles, Goslin 6. Ruth Gehrig top home runs with 10. Walker 7 stolen bases, Campbell 5. Brennan Allen Yankees 4 0, McAfee 3 0.
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Stars Fall Short as East Loses to West in Track and Golf Notes
A jumble of sports notes covers eastern stars losing to Southern California and Stanford in track, Bill Bonthron as a young standout returning next year, boxing bouts and gate projections for a McLarnin Corbet event, a Grand American Handicap trapshooting forecast in Vandalia, Hagen praising a new golf ball, John Schank’s death and early life, and various golf and baseball reminiscences including Ed Walsh’s 1908 pitching record and the 1914 pennant chase.
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Fish Sight and Stream Fishing Perceptive Fish Behavior
The text explains two senses of fish sight and hearing in stream fishing. It notes trout evade movement near water as birds and aquatic predators hunt. It details fish vision, noting they see well in most directions but water refraction distorts underwater objects when a straight stick is inserted into the water.
Vision and noise affect fishing in shallow water
The text explains fish vision via light refraction, making depth matters, advises using waders and staying still. It notes fish detect surfaces and vibrations. talking softly rarely scares them, but sounds from shoes, scraping, or kicking rocks create vibrations that scare fish.
Fights Last Night Across Cities Listing Knockouts and Outs
Boxing results from Pittsburgh Buffalo Minneapolis Indianapolis Terre Haute Miami Toledo show fighters winning by knockout or outpointing opponents. Notable bouts include Jackie Wilson stopping Tommy Paul in Pittsburgh and Eddie Shea knocking out Joe Rivers in Louisville. Other early rounds feature Tiger Jack Fox beating Ore Docktor and Kaye Morgan outpointing Johnny Mitchell.
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Financial Returns In Western League Show A Pickup
Financial returns in the Western League show a pickup as owners met at Topeka to discuss shop talk. St Joseph Hutchinson Springfield and Omaha reported solid finances, with stronger clubs aiding weaker ones and Wichita moved temporarily to Muskogee. Springfield Cardinals opened a series against St Joseph winning 6 to 5 in 10 innings, increasing their lead over Omaha. Des Moines Joplin Hutchinson and others trailed as Wilson held Topeka to few hits. Series opens today with Demons vs Oilers in Muskogee and Packers vs Shockers in Hutchinson.
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Home Run Leaders Shift in Baseball Standings
The page lists top home run hitters across leagues with names including Gehrig Ruth Hartnett and Gehringer among others. It also notes team affiliations like Yankees Browns Tigers and Braves. League totals appear and abbreviated figures dot the era of Associated Press wire summaries.
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Davis Cup Eyeing Return to United States in July
Paris reports European tennis circles forecast the Davis Cup would return to America in July after six years of possession by France. The expectation follows Henri Cochet losing to Jack Crawford in the French championships final 8-6 6-1 3.
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Hubs 10 Meet At Louis Team Here Tonight
The National Sporting Goods of St. Louis, a top semi pro outfit, meets the Jefferson City Hubs at Whitewang Park at 8 o clock tonight. Karl Langkop will start for the Hubs with G Bangkop catching. Tickets go to church officials for distribution to boys in church and Sunday School.
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Stars Shine as Schulte and Simmons Power Early Wins
Yesterday's box scores highlight Fred Schulte of the Senators driving in three runs including a double against the Athletics. Al Simmons of the White Sox drove in four runs with a triple and two singles versus the Browns. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers collected his fourth hit to drive in the tying run against the Indians and keep the Tigers in the lead, with runners in scoring position.
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Remembering Historic Race and Derby Upsets
One year ago Valentine Gongalis won the Olympic 5000 meters in 15 minutes 11 seconds running barefoot in Mexico City. Five years ago Felstead shocked the English Derby at 33 1. Ten years ago Urban Faber of the White Sox held the Yankees to five hits and one run earning a 4 1 victory.
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Former National Open Champs Arrive for Worth Shore Clash
Four former National Open champions Tommy Armour Johnny Farrell Cyril Walker and Bill Burke arrived at Worth Shore Golf Club to prep for the tournament opening on Thursday. Henri Ciuci led the day with two under par while Gene Sarazen the defending champion played nine holes and noted he had purchased spectator liability insurance.
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Paris Maroons Pitcher Throws 49 K in 23 Innings
Espier Rummans of the Paris Maroons pitched 23 innings, allowing only three hits and no earned runs while fanning 49 hitters. Twenty two strikeouts came in 7 innings as he starts his first season with the team.
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Grove Wins Fifth in 17 Days for A's in 7-4 Victory
Bob Grove pitched 10th time in 17 days as the Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington 7-4. He scattered ten hits, added a home run and a single, aiding Connie Mack’s club to extend his string of wins to five in a rushed stretch. Fred Schulte belted a double and homer for three Senators runs. The White Sox crushed the Browns 17-7 behind relentless hitting, while Detroit’s Vic Fraser debuted after a trade and helped Detroit to an 8-7 win. Rain halted the lone NL game with Cardinals leading Reds 2-0 after 3 1/2 innings.
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