Jetts Capture City Park Softball Thriller Over Tharps
In a dramatic City Park game the Jetts of Jett Cleaners blanked the Tharps 3 to 0, ending a 53 game Tharps streak. Prenger limited the Jetts to a second inning hit while A Adrian, J Daley, and S Adrian drove runs. Heinrichs beat the Lutherans 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel, Vincent scoring on a fielder’s choice and Dulle driving in the go ahead run in the sixth. Scotts defeated Building Trades 4 to 3 to extend their winning streak, Dorenkamp and Angle pacing two teams with key hits in a tight late rally.
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Nner
Shay
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Dulle
Franke
Busch
Scott’s
Dorenkamp
Angle
Roundup hints on boxing stars and baseball figures
A fragmented sports roundup from Eddie Bretez in York mentions Joe Louis management, Vander Meer no hitters, Dempsey's Belfast fan letter, and Braddock's club debut. It notes Ambers training near Napanoch, Schmeling's prep for Louis, Armstrong's welter crown, and Billy Terry’s NL pennant doubts. Also flags Tubby Walton as Georgia umpire chief and Dick Merrill's Aqueduct score.
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Tubby Walton
Atlanta
Man
Memorial Day fishing at Lake of the Ozarks yields few catches
The writer notes Memorial Day fishing was disappointing amid muddy water and high water conditions. After trying several methods, a shift to near shore shallow water with goldfish minnows produced a modest stringer of channel catfish crappie and a bass, while many anglers returned empty handed. The account emphasizes thinking on fish level to consistently catch fish.
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Schmeling Ready for Louis Title Fight at Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling arrives for the 15 round heavyweight title bout against Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium with 75,000 expected and a $900,000 gate. Odds favor Louis though some experts back Schmeling. Former champions Johnson and Dempsey weigh in. public interest hinges on weather, tickets, and possible broadcast revenue.
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New York
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Andy Ready
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Schmeling Predicted To Stop Louis In Ten Rounds
In Today’s Sport Parade Henry McLemore offers a bold pick, Schmeling to win by knockout before ten rounds, citing youth, artillery, and the odds favoring Louis. He jokes about phrenology and recalls a long-ago memorable bout as context, noting Schmeling fights in a hostile town.
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Louis Schmeling Title Fight At Yankee Stadium
World heavyweight title bout set for Yankee Stadium New York with Joe Louis of Detroit defending against Max Schmeling of Germany. Sellout estimate 75 000 attendance receipts about 900 000 purses split Louis 40 percent Schmeling 20 percent with tickets 5 75 to 30 3 45. Radio NBC WJZ WEAF.
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Yesterday's results by the Associated Press baseball scores
American Association games featured Toledo 10 over Milwaukee 9 and Kansas City 13 over Columbus 3. Indianapolis 1 9, Minneapolis 6 4. St Paul 7 10, Louisville 2 3. National League Chicago 5, Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 3, Boston 1 in 13 innings. American League New York 8, St Louis 4. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia Sence
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Boxing Results Roundup From Across the United States
The AP reports a series of boxing bouts with multiple fighters on cards in Pittsburgh Boston New York Chicago and other cities. Notable results include Ercole Buratti losing to Hy Zigk in Pittsburgh and Joey Parks knocking out Max Kay den in Houston. Multiple decisions and outs, with several fighters earning wins by points in dense listings across states.
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al McCoy
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Harold Brown
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Mike Belloise
All Reid
Bobby Pacho
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al Davis
Jack Sharkey
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Red Burman
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Butch Rogers
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Charley Massera
Steve Martin
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Roy Kelley
Larry Lovett
Holyoke
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Leroy Flowers
Atlanta
Roland Lecuyer
I Holyoke
Jim Robinson
Jack Downey
Scranton
Jesse Pierce
Jack Manley
Baseball Batting Leaders and Key Stats Listed
The list shows leading batting averages with Medwick and Martin, runs by Olt, Good man with 54, 56 RBIs by Olt and Medwick, hits led by McCormick and Moore, doubles by McCormick and Martin, triples shared by Goodman and Riggs with Mize and Suhr, home runs led by Oli and Goodman, and stolen bases led by Hack Galan and Key.
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Praise for former Tiger star Mason grows in Kansas City
Kansas City June 21 AP Charles Mason former Missouri 1938 Big Six pitching champion shows potential as a professional, say Joe Becker of the New York Yankees farm club in Joplin. Becker believes Mason could be valuable for Newark or Kansas City after gaining more experience with the Joplin Western Association club.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Baseball and Track Feats
Today a year ago Yale captured the eastern intercollegiate baseball league title by defeating Harvard 7 6 in 15 innings. Three years ago Jesse Owens easily qualified in the National Collegiate A A broad jump with 26 feet 13 8 inches to beat De Hart Hubbard's mark. Five years ago Lou Cochvic hit his 17th homer as the Yankees beat the Browns to lead the American League.
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CINCINNATI VISITS NEW YORK FOR ONE-GAME SERIES
June 21. Cincinnati Reds travel to the Polo Grounds to face the league leading New York Giants in a one game series. Reds have climbed to second place and own a recent hot stretch, having won 10 of 13. Davis and Fette duel until a late change alters the mound action.
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Peaches) Davis
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Lanning loses sharp edge as Reds, Cubs win in tight actions
Lanning held hitless through 12 innings before allowing a single in the 13th as the Reds narrowed the idle Giants’ lead. Ival Goodman’s 13th inning triple plated Jon McCormick, lifting Cincinnati. Terry Chandler earned win for Yankees after a five run sixth inning. Chandler allowed eight hits in his sixth victory as New York moved into second ahead of Boston. Giants and Dodgers also fell while Bill Lee spun seven hits in eight innings for an 8-4 Yankees win. A note on Condensed coffee in Japan follows.
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