Schmeling Baer Title Bid Shapes Up In New York
Max Schmeling meets Max Baer in a pivotal heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium, a first chance to regain the title. Baer’s power and stamina test Schmeling, with 60,000 predicted fans and roughly $300,000 in receipts as Dempsey promotes the event. The card opens at 7 PM EST, main bout around 8:30 PM. no radio broadcast planned.
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Red Birds Lead AA Race as Lee Shines in 8-5 Win
Columbus battles to stay ahead in the American Association as St. Paul falls 8-5. Bi Lee earns his eighth win with solid hitting while Indianapolis remains 2.5 games back after a 6-2 win over Kansas City. Milwaukee and Louisville split a twin bill, Minnesota drops a doubleheader, and Detroit? (text incomplete)
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Toledo
Millers
Louisville
Milwaukee
Brewers
Muldoon the Solid Man of Sport and His Fighting Century
William Muldoon a soldier policeman wrestler and boxing official built champions and shaped greats like Sullivan Kilrain and Tunney. Born May 25 1845 near Belfast Minnesota he left a legacy as a stern preeminent trainer and NY Boxing Commission figure who valued discipline over combat.
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John Ti. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Gene Tunney
Tunnney
Tunney
Dempsey
Muldoon
Gene
Chicago
New York Boxing Commission
Manhattan
Treland
Portumna
Galway
Shannon
Canada
Belfast
William Wfuldon
Appomattox
Topeka blanks Joplin in night game 5 to 0
In a rare night contest, Topeka shut out Joplin 5 to 0 as Schott held the Miners to five hits. Topeka scored big in the third inning with six hits and four runs, dropping Joplin into a fifth place tie with St. Joseph.
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Cy Blanton
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Lee
McCutcheon
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Oilers
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Ledford
Petty
Reédman
Saints
Demons
Packers
Remembering Sports Highlights Across Time
A digest of past sports moments notes the Sage Stable colt Micro Phone winning the Speed Handicap at Belmont one year ago. It recalls Johnny Weissmueller's 45 second 100 meter freestyle record set five years ago. Ten years back George Duncan and Abe Mitchell defeated Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen 4 and 3 in a foursomes event at Ayr Scotland.
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Sage Stable
Belmont
Johnny Weissmueller
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Ayr
Scotland
League Leaders Driven by Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include batting Martin of the Cardinals 356 and runs 88. Hartnett of the Cubs 38 RBIs. Klein of the Phillies 67 hits and 17 doubles. Martin and others top triples with 6. Klein and Berg tied for home runs at 10. American League leaders show Simmons of the White Sox batting .377. Gehrig and Combs lead RBIs 40. Ruth 11 HRs. Irennan 5 0 pitching record for Yankees.
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Pirates
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Schumacher
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Indians
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Combs
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Walker
Chapman
Irennan
Allen
McAffee
Boundless Wins in Historic American Derby
In an era at the Chicago World's Fair, Jim Cushing's Boundless defeats rivals with Ed Garrison aboard. Despite lean means and a torn saddle girth, Garrison seizes control after a delay, outdueling Clifford Taral and Aldebaran to claim a share of the $50,000 prize.
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Boundless
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Snapper
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Cushing
Pettingill
Aldebaran
Clifford
St. Leonards
Taral
Jim
Old Jim
Jefferson City Hubs Triumph 15-7 Over St Louis Sporting Goods
The unbeaten Jefferson City Hubs defeated St Louis Sporting Goods 15 to 7 at Whiteway Park. Bob White and Gene Langkop led with multiple hits as Jeff City built a late lead and held on after a six-run St Louis spurt.
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Cards Narrow Gap in National League Title Chase
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-2 to stay five games behind the New York Giants amid a game marred by ejections and a bench clearing melee. The Giants won 2-1 over the Dodgers, while Chicago’s Cubs topped Pittsburgh 5-3 as the Phillies and Boston had an open date.
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Dizzy) Dean
Gards
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Yankees Rout Red Sox and White Sox Triumph in Doubleheader
Babe Ruth claimed the major league home run lead as the Yankees swept the Red Sox 4 0 in the opener and 8 4 in the nightcap to tighten their grip on first. Chicago White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 5 3 while Cleveland dropped to fifth as the Indians lost 5 2 to Detroit led by Schoolboy Rowe.
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Chicago
White Sox
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Indians
Rowe
Detroit
Yesterday's Stars shine in varied MLB performances
Leroy Mahaffey drove in three runs with a double and a single to fuel a win. Joe Medwick homered and added three singles as St. Louis scored six runs. Herb Pennock blanked Boston 4 0. Harvey Hendrick delivered a pinch hit in the eighth for the Cubs. Lynwood Rowe neutralized Cleveland with seven hits in another win. Mel Ott starred for the Giants with a homer and a double, Ralph Kress collected a homer, a double and a single for a perfect day.
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Joe Medwick
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Reds
Herb Pennock
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Red Sox
Harvey Hendrick
Cubs
Downle
Pirates
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Indians
Me Ott
Giants
Brooklyn
Ralph Kress
White Sox
Browns
Gene Sarazen Mystifies High School Golf Rivals
Gene Sarazen enters the national open with rivals guessing his strategy as he plays two nine hole rounds ahead of the championship. The field watches a confident favorite aiming for a 72 hole win on a 6597 yard course amid a list of former champions and rising stars.
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Cyril Walker
Johnny Farrell
Kirkwood
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