Londos Wins Wrestling Title in Madison Square Garden
Jim Londos the Greek idol defeats Jim Browning in an hour ten minutes of classic grappling at Madison Square Garden. The 20,000 crowd paid a record price to see the former world champion fall to Londos after a dramatic finish.
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Jiminy Londos
Jim Browning
Burley Farmer
Verona
Villian
Madison Square Garden
Big Bowl
Long Island
Browning
Strangler
Ed Lewis
Londos
Bis Bully
Jeemy
Suard
Missouri
Princeton
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Busy Major League Action
The Associated Press notes a flurry of stars across games. Lou Gehrig homered and collected a triple and a double and single as the Yankees beat the White Sox 13 to 2. Jimmy Foxx hit his 11th and 20th homers to power the Athletics 12 to 11 past Detroit. Pie Traynor and Bill Swift propelled the Pirates 7-1 over Philadelphia with Traynor driving in two. Mel Ott and Carl Hubbell fueled a 7-run second inning as the Giants beat the Cardinals. Earl Whitehill scattered 10 hits to edge the Browns 6-4 with Rogers Hornsby in right for St. Louis. Dusty Rhodes outpitched three Cleveland pitchers to give the Red Sox a 6-3 win.
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Associated Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Detroit
Pie Traynor
Bill Swift
Pirates
Swift
Philadelphia Philies
Mel Ott
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Ott
Hubbell
Cardinals
Earl Whitehill
Washington
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Gordon
Dusty) Rhodes
Red Sox
Cleveland
Merbere Bar KI Assuchlird
Spurls Weiler
Wee McCarthy
Johnny Broaca
Yale
New York Yankees
MclCarthy
Bronca
Detroit Tigers
Phladelphia Athletics
Jimmie Poxx
Dusty Rhodes
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington Senators
Tom St. Louis
Attfield
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Hubbells
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Bill Swifts
Sarazen credits sand club in Open record win
Gene Sarazen claims his sand club aided his 1932 British Open record 2837. He explains the club’s design is fortified with a heavy sole, and with it he could escape bunkers as easily as reach the green. He notes bunker shots require striking the sand behind the ball with a full, hard swing to pop the ball out.
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Gene Sarazen
Agnises
Red Birds Rise In Standings After Milwaukee Win
The Columbus Red Birds, American Association champions, rallied from a slow start to move into third place by winning 12 of 19. Ward Cross pitched well as the team defeated Milwaukee 6 to 3, part of a series-clinching stretch. Indianapolis stayed second with a 12 to 2 night victory over St. Paul, while Louisville beat Minneapolis 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Kansas City swept Toledo 8 to 3 as Bill Perrin and Roxie Lawson were hit hard early.
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Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Ward Cross
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kim Peterson
Kansas City
Toledo
Blues
Bill Perrin
Roxie Lawson
League Leaders By the Associated Press
American League leaders include Manush and Gehringer in batting and hits with Manush also top in doubles while Gehringer leads in runs and RBIs. Home runs list Johnson and Fix pace Athletics, with Werber and Walker among stolen bases. National League leaders feature Medwick and Vaughan atop batting and runs, Ott and Wein tied in home runs, and Dean headlining pitchers.
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Associated Press
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Gosrlin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Bonurs
White Sox
Cgreenders
Averill
Indians
Tiples
Reynolds
Red Sox
Chapman
Johnson
Athletics
Fix
Werber
Walker
Gomez
Welch
Boston
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Klein
Cubs
Oit
Giants
Moore Giants
Mearwick
Berger
Braves
Suler
Fights and Scores From Cities Across The Nation
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters and weights from Chicago Sioux City Pittsburgh New Orleans Richmond Des Moines Washington and Jersey City. Notable note on Cathedral of Cologne steeple at 528 feet.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Siouxity
Dave Barry
Springfield
Ill
Pittsburgh
Baddie Zivie
Joey Costa
New York
New Orleans
Mexico
Jumbo Rovira
Richmond
Joe Goodman
Henry Falegano
Des Moines
Sioux City
Dick Demeray
Fargo
N. D
Ralph Leslie
Eau Claire
Wis
Washington
Alf Gillette
Charley von Reedon
West Springfield
Mass
Tony Celli
Leominister
Jackie Aldare
Jersey City
Billy McMahon
Teddy Loder
Cologne
Greatest heavyweight ever Baer praise from Lippe and others
New York June 26. Harry Grayson surveys opinions on Max Baer’s place among all time heavyweights. Lippe calls Baer the greatest, with endorsements from Tunney, Bronson, and Engel. Critics debate Baer versus Dempsey, Johnson, Willard, and Corbett, noting his speed, defense, and punching power while recalling past legends.
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New York
Max Baer
al Lippe
Max Schmelling
Printo Carera
Lippe
Sullivan
Abe Attell
Billy Papke
Jef Smith
Syracuse
Singapore
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Johnston
George Engel
Johnston
Carly Little
Engel
Ryder Cup recall at Southport and varied past sports notes
One year ago today the British team built a 2-1-2 to 1-2 lead over the Americans in Ryder Cup play at Southport England. Five years ago today a Singer outpointed Dominick Petrone in 19 fast rounds at Queensboro Stadium. Ten years ago today U S riflemen won Olympic team shooting honors with a 400 score, while tumbler pigeons reportedly suffered fatal impacts while looping in the air.
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Southport
England
Dominick Petrone
Queensboro Stadium
U. S
Johnny Broaca Leads Yankees Past White Sox in Big Win
Yale graduate Johnny Broaca tossed his fourth straight effective outing to lift the New York Yankees 13-2 over the Chicago White Sox. He improved to 2-1 since June 2 with 27 hits allowed in 36 innings while fanning 23. Lou Gehrig and the Yankee bats backed him as Detroit fell to Philadelphia.
Borah Attacks Farm Bankruptcy Bill Veto Favored
Senator Borah urged President Roosevelt to veto the Frazier-Lemke farm bankruptcy measure, arguing it would not help farmers and clashed with their nature. He predicted a presidential veto amid congress’s final rush, noting the bill as the first in a series of farm relief efforts by Senators Frazier and Lemke.
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Lewis
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Carson City
Chicago
Baer
Ernie Shant
Tuffy Griffiths
Butterfly Butcher Boy
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Corrbett
Tunney
Fitz
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Sir Arthur
Frazier
Roosevelt
Washington
William &. Borah
Ida
Tam
Boreh
Frazier-Lemke
Sen
Lynn
Frazier R
N. D
William iLemke
Political Ticket Listings for County Offices
Republican and Democratic ticket candidates listed for county offices including Recorder of Deeds Judge County Court Circuit Judge County Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Probate Judge Presiding Judge and more. Names include Henry G LePage Sylvester A Dulle Henry Meidbeder Harry L Buchanan Scott Peters J H Livingston John Dunford WC Irwin Charles A Dix Joan W Hogge Emett George W Schell Sherwood Wyatt William Tellman Nike G Sevier Al Markway Bennie Renn Guy M Son Curtis Dunn William Korcher sn PflauF Stanley R Peltason Foster Wheatly and others.
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Recorder of Deeds
Henry G. Lepage
Sylvester A. Dulle
Henry Meidbreder
Harry L. Buchanan
Scott Peters
J. H. Livingston
John Dunford
Wc, Irwin
Joan W. Hogg Emett
BOND
George W. Schell
Sherwood M. Wyatt
William H. Tellman
Nike G. Sevier
AL Markway
Bennie F. Renn
Guy M. Son
al, Scheppers
Curtis L. Dunn
William Korcher
Sn PL Lauf
Justice of the Peace
Stanley R. Peltason Foster S. ‘Wheatly
Eight Births Reported by Mrs Tom Sing of King Shing
The Chinese Daily Times reports Mrs Ovila Dionne’s famous Corbeil quintuplets not unusual. A Mrs Tom Sing of King Shing Canton Province has given birth to eight children at one birth. June 18 notes seven boys born a month earlier all alive and well.
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Toronto
Ovila Dionne
Chinatown
Tintes
State lender plan faces muddy appraisal hurdles
A Borah comment notes that while a plan could have merit, it would force a family to surrender all property for appraisal. If creditors permit, the debtor could keep his land and pay only a portion of the mortgage. The remarks suggest obstacles in implementing such an approach.
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Borah
Baseball Schedule and Scores Roundup
Today in the National League New York visits St Louis Brooklyn plays Chicago Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. American League shows St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia. Yesterday's results include New York 10 St Louis 7 and Chicago 13 New York 8 plus Detroit 9 Philadelphia 12 in other matchups.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Avon Association
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Loleda
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul Indianapolis
National Veneta Club
Turk Who Says He’s 160 In Serious Condition
Istanbul June 26 A Turk named Zaro Agha claims to be 160 years old and lies near death in the Children’s Hospital. Doctors say his eyesight is almost gone and his mind wanders while he remains very frail and weak.
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Turk
Isfanbul
Agha
Children’s Hospital
Zaro Agha
Wallace and Hammond set for rematch on card
Promoter Bill Gaer stacks this week s fight card with Rex Alley Oop Wallace versus Bill Hammond in a key rematch. Hammond edged Wallace in four rounds last date, Wallace studied tactics afterward and hopes to turn the tide this week. The lineup includes Roy Lee Belle versus Ohio Warman Brumley and Rolla Paylor facing Rich Sherval Belle, with Sherval a new local and Taylor boasting a string of KO wins. Victories and Oliver s bout slated for later announcement.
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Bill Gaer
Rex “Alley Oop" Wallace
Belle
Bill Hammond
Tiery Tash
Hammond
Wallace
Jefferson City
Jef
Roy Lee
Josh Belle
Olhio Warman
Brumley
Tlarman
Lee
Shi Iutil
Rolla Paylor
Rich Sherval
Sherval
Taylor
Kay
Olhver
Cochran Opens Campaign Takes Crack At Clark
St Louis June 26 Ad vocating the election of a congress pledged to support President Roosevelt Cochran opened his campaign for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator at a large open air rally in St Louis The speech praised Roosevelt and the New Deal while challenging public officials and employers to dictate endorsements He vowed to remain a federal official through January and highlighted his support for Roosevelt's recovery program The event followed an all day reception at the Jefferson Hotel The Monkshood flower note closes the piece.
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Congress
Roosevelt
John J. Cochran
United States
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Jefferson Hotel
Cochran
Jacob L. Milligan
Richmond
Bennet C. Clark
Missouri
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Tam
Dds
Government Department
Cochran Phe
Hoover
Franklin D.roosevelt
Cochran Ad
Senate
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