Langkop and Jeff City Dominate Warsaw in One-Hit Show
Earl Langkop pitched a near perfect game for Jefferson City, limiting a Warsaw lineup of veteran players to one hit at Whiteway Park. The Hubs built a 2-0 lead in the fourth and exploded for five runs in the eighth to seal a 7-1 victory. York collected a single and a double, while Muir filled in at third for Stokes who left for a Lincoln tryout.
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Earl Langkop
Jefferson City
Warsaw
Whiteway Park
Hubs
Flyers
York
Muir
Stokes
Moniday
Lincoln
Neb
St. Loui
Ab.r. HE
AE. Wyer
A. Connatser
R. Connatser
Dotherow
Melton
Hogan
Behling
Surface
Hodges
Ws.ie
Jeff City
R.H. O.A.E. Embry
Dbubroutnet
HL Lee
Ous
Langkop
Beer i
I Forchey
Ib Wise
Mutt
White
Sac
Wyer
Porchey
G. Langkop
Jungle Savagery Seen In Eyes of Italian Fighter
The report profiles Primo Carnera, describing a dual nature from good humor to primal savagery. It recounts his Brooklyn clash with Sharkey in 1931, noting a decisive left hook that felled Carnera and Sharkey’s controversial win after a hostile exchange and a manager’s intervention.
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Bill Braucher
Pompton Lakes
N. Jr
Carnera
Will Duffy
Sharkey
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Primo
Gamera
Moreland 19 Likely to Meet Old Jinx in 2nd Round
Gus Moreland defending trans Miss championship may face hometown rival Dave Goldman in second round of match play at Colorado Springs. Moreland and Goldman favored to advance after morning rounds. Eaton set a medal score record with 137, leading qualifiers from ten states.
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Moreland
Colorado Springs
Gus Moreland
Dave Goldman
Dallas
Texas
Neil Smith
Goldman
Owen Covey
Salt Lake City
Lawson Little
San Francisco
el. Eaton
Oklahoma City
trans-Mississippi
Eaton
Freda Dold
Wichita
Kas
Licely
Howard Creel
Putblo
Earl Berryhill
Sapulpa
Ohio
Arthur Bart~ Mets
Ottumwa
Walter Oberg
Denver
Sharkey Faces Carnera In Madison Square Garden Bout
Heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey enters the ring as a betting underdog against Primo Carnera for a 15 round title defense at Madison Square Garden. Carnera seen as dangerous puncher after knockout over Ernie Schaaf. Sharkey relies on smart boxing, conditioning, and past win over Carnera to secure victory. Gate expected around 60,000 spectators and $275,000.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Primo Carnera
Jack
Carnera
Ernie Schaaf
Sharkey
Primo
Ebbets Field
King Levinsky
Jimmy Maloney
Paulino Uzendun
Stanley Poreda
Hans Birkie
Larry Gains
Art Lasky
Gains
Poreda
Maloney
Car‘neva
Orangeburg
N. J
Cannery
Pompton Lakes
N.J
Garden
William F. Carey
Capital City Golfers Hold a Big Lead In Inter City Tourney
Jefferson City golfers built a commanding lead in the inter city golf tourney after the third round in Fulton Missouri. They totaled 899 points with Sedalia second at 853 1 2 and Columbia third at 780 while Fulton trailed with 707 1 2 points.
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Capital City
Fulton, MO
Jefferson City
Fulton
Columbia
Sedalia
Pulton
Sports Standings Snapshot From Early League Action
The record shows American League updates with teams like Washington New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Boston in pursuit. St Louis list appears with a high score 95 reflecting a key result while other clubs trail.
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New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
Wee
Cleveland
Detroit
Missouri Valley Athletes Head to National AAU Meet
The Missouri Valley District will send eight athletes to the National AAU track and field championships in Chicago. Participants include Glenn Cunningham of Kansas, Ralph Sickle, Pindall Davis of Pittsburg, Elwyn Dees of Kansas, Glen Dawson of Tulsa, Jack Fisher of St Joseph, Clyde Coffman of Kansas, Ward of Tulsa, and Elizabeth Wilde of Kansas City in the women's 100 and 200 meters, under coach H W Hargiss and chairman Ward Haylett.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley District
Chicago
H. W. Hargiss
University of Kansas Tract
Ward Haylett
Missouri Valley Track Committee
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Ralph Sickle
K. W
Pindall Davis
Pittsburg
Kas
Elwyn Dees
Glen Dawson
Tulsa Athletic Club
Jack Fisher
St. Joseph
Clyde Coffman
Ward
Elizabeth Wilde
Boxing Results From Last Night Reported
Seattle fighter Freddie Steele beat Eddie Ran on points in a 6 round bout. Oliie Bartlett of Minneapolis outpointed Dave Nemo of Des Moines in a 6 round contest. John Hayes defeated Glen Stark on points in a 6 round match. Soldier Gardile stopped Slugger Brumhall in 2 rounds in Kansas City.
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Hes Moines
Oliie Bartlett
Minneapolis
Dave Nemo
Des Moines
John Hayes
Creston
Glen Stark
Mason City
Soldier Gardile
Fort Des Moines
Brumhall
Kansas City
Umpires Quit Rough Game As Leaders Change
Western league action sees umpires walk out after early skirmishes leaving two sandbaggers to finish a 10 inning contest. Packers 5 Demons 4 for lead with Miners close behind. Saints and Demons fall and Oilers rally to beat Saints 14 13. Springfield Cards topple Demons 12 6. Topeka Senators beat Hutchinson 7 3. Indians’ scouts and guides noted in closing summary.
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Associated Press
Runt Marr
Joplin
Frances (Pug) Grifon
Omaha
Packers
Miners
Carlsen
Drets
St. Joseph Saints
Des Moines Demons
Muskogee
Springfield
George Petty
Oilers
Saints
Erross
Richardson-Jones-May
Mays Copeland
Springfield Cardinals
Demons
Gizelbach
Brown
Orwell
Topeka Senators
Cardinals
Hutchinson
Barnhart
Shockers
Plan Athletic Carnival At Whiteway Park July Fourth
An old fashioned athletic carnival and baseball game will be staged at Whiteway park on July 4 at 7:45 PM. A track and field program precedes the game with prizes for top scorer and various events including dashes, base circling, relay, sprint, a three legged race, and a greased pig chase. Entrants should register at Red Payne’s before Friday morning, with tryouts and practice on Friday.
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Whiteway Park
Wil
Red Paynes
Carnival event adds fireworks and free admission
Entrants and all contestants will be admitted free for the events. Manager Langkop negotiates for a strong club to face the Hubs that night. Fireworks will be set off between innings and during the game. Jock Wilson and Mahlon Aldrich lead the arrangements.
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Langkop
Jock Wilson
Mahlon Aldrch
Yesterday's Stars Include Al Simmons and More
Yesterday's Stars recounts Al Simmons of the White Sox who doubled and singled against the Athletics, Leo Mangom of the Braves shutting out the Cardinals, Harley Ross of Tholuns driving in three with a three-run triple and five singles, Rick Ferrer of the Red Sox, Joe Stripp of the Dodgers leading Reds with a trio of hits, and Erin Combs of the Yankees homering to spark a rally. Also notes doctors in central Alaska making lengthy 10-day dog sled trips.
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Associated Press
al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Leo Mangom
Braves
Cardinals
Harley Ross
Tholuns
Fix
Senators
Rick Ferrer
Red Sox
St. Louis
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Reds
Erin Combs
Yankees
Tleers
League Leaders Upset by Second Raters
Second division clubs in major leagues are beating top teams during a push week. The Red Sox and Browns toppled the Yankees from the American League lead, and now the Braves have challenged the Cardinals, pushing them toward second in the National League.
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St. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
St. Lows Browns
Yankees
Boston Braves
Phmies
Cardinals
Phillies
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Cmits
Warsaw Flyers
St. Louisans
Caynerys
Primo the Elephant
Primo the Tiger
Jaack Sharkey
Iave Sharkey
Gus
John Buckley
Sheridan-Plaza Hotel
Beacon City
Beacon Way
Beacon
Sheridan Plaza
Q Lovely
News-Tribune
Century of Progress
Joe H. Rephle
Bolivar
Black
H. D. Chambliss
E. Ashley
Nellie E. Phillips
E. McCarty
Green
Pearl Castleman
Capitol
Margaret Pinet
Marshall
R. H. Dallmeyer
Forest Hill
Glen Latimer
Lafayette
Blue
Vista Place
W. W. Gibbany
The
Jahgyw Co
Missouri Valley
Seattle
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Ternited
Eddie Ran
Plan Athletic Garnival
HUB Tailors & Cleaners
Monroe Piwne
H. J. Nentwig
Alaska
Wyandotte
Capital City Water Coo
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