Max Baer in Ring Battle and Screen Fame Reflected
Sports editor Harry Grayson reports on Max Baer as a pioneering film fighter who also headlines a real fight with Primo Carnera. Baer draws with Carnera, facing camera stunts, and handles drama at Ashbury Park and Queens. He impresses contemporaries with speed, humor, and fearsome power while coping with a friend’s illness ringside.
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Baseball Scoreboard from Yesterdays National League
National League results include Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 6 and Boston 5 Pittsburgh 6 New York 12 Chicago 7 Ernest 9 St. Louis 5. American League Cleveland 2 New York 3 Chicago 9 Boston 14 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 13 Washington 10. American Association Kansas City 2 Columbus Milwaukee 14 Toledo 15 St Paul 3 Louisville 4 Minneapolis Indianapolis night.
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Roosevelt to Visit New London Regatta Stirring Harbor News
New London Conn June 21 AP the port town buzzes over President Roosevelt upcoming regatta visit and the Harvard Yale rowing clash Harvard freshman eight led by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr will race Friday morning while Yale aims to defend its sprint crown Harvard coach expects a closer contest after a strong Harvard varsity workout Roosevelt yacht Sequoia seen in Long Island Sound as tension grows between historic rivals and local crowds.
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Pittsburgh Poised for NHL Return as Gardens Rise
Pittsburgh prepares for pro hockey resurgence with a new 14 000 seat arena under construction to replace Duquesne Gardens and lure a Pirates team back to the NHL folding, while Charles Gardiner, famed Black Hawks goalie, dies in Winnipeg.
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Gehrig rises as Yankee slugging hero amid injury
Lou Gehrig, playing through a chipped toe, belted his 18th homer and propelled the Yankees to a 3-2 win over Cleveland as Lefty Gomez notched his 12th victory. Red Ruffing added a one-hitter in a 3-0 second game. The day also saw Detroit beat Washington, Boston surge past Chicago, and St. Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati posting various results.
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Toledo Mud Hens Triumph In 11-Inning Marathon
Toledo Mud Hens beat Milwaukee 15 to 14 after an 11 inning game that set an American Association record with 0 hits. The marathon produced 46 assists, 26 hits for Toledo and 24 for Milwaukee, lasting 3 hours 43 minutes and featuring key plays by Bud Teachout and Mike Kreevich. Louisville edged St Paul 4 to 3 in extras.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Scores
League leaders including Leslie and Medwick dominated batting with .365 averages and 19 doubles for Medwick. Vaughan led Pirates with 57 runs, Ott tied for home runs at 17, and Klein and Ott topped sluggers in different leagues. Pitching leaders include Dean 8 1 and Gomez 13 1 with strong seasons across Cardinals and Yankees.
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Fights Last Night In Oakland and San Francisco
Pietro Georgi won on points over Doming0 Valin in Oakland while Swede Berglund edged Ben Jeby in San Francisco. Johnny Erjavic stopped Young Ketchell in the second round in Oakland.
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Cocal Sluggers Prepare for Tough Fights at Whiteway Park
Jefferson City amateurs Convery Gaines and Parmetes taper training ahead of a strong card tomorrow night. Eddie Miller of the Jefferson City Boxing Club says all three are native fighters with potential and knockout power. Promoter Baer previews seven bouts with planned substitutions if any principal fails to show, noting strong interest from out of town boxers.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major Leagues
Pie Traynor of the Pirates hit three doubles and a single, scoring the winning run in a victory over the Braves. George Blachelder pitched steadily as his team beat the Athletics. Mel Ott of the Giants drove in six runs with two homers, contributing to a win over the Cubs. Roy Johnson of the Red Sox collected three free hits, scored three times, and drove in three against the White Sox. George Davis of the Phillies knocked in five runs in a game against the Reds with four hits. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees limited the Indians to one hit and one walk while striking out seven in a second victory. Tony Cuccinello of the Dodgers led the attack on the Cardinals with a homer and two singles. Hank Greenberg of the Tigers drove in four runs, including the winning run, against the Senators.
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Yale Beats Harvard in Annual New London Crew Classic
Five years ago Yale defeated Harvard in the annual crew classic held in New London Connecticut. Maurice Archdeacon of the Chicago White Sox led the American League in batting with an average of .373.
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