Sharkey Defends World Heavyweight Title In Carnera Bout
New York June 2 AP Jack Sharkey the ex sailor from Boston will defend the world heavyweight title against Italy's Primo Carnera in a 16 round Madison Square Garden bout. Some 60 000 are expected to attend with receipts over 250 000 to milk fund. Carnera 6 feet 7 inches and 269 pounds is a fast clever boxer, while Sharkey in top form shows snapping power and confidence. The tragedy of Ernie Schaats death after a recent fight adds emotional edge. Showers possible. main event likely 8 30 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Italy
Mountain
Primo Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Long Islandstraight
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Demera
Ebberts Field
J Sharkey
Sharkey
Carnera
Ernie Schaat
Carnéra
Carneta
Schaat
Snarkey
Kaat
Ring
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By the Associated Press
Boxing results recap from Florida to Missouri with several locals: Jimmy Leto outpointed Herningerlick in Kalamazoo. Joe Huff beat Prantle Hughes in Clinton. Clem Reed defeated George Daw in Pipe Line. Steve Marer won over Russell Cross in St. Louis. Montress Townsend knocked out Stanislaus Boyea in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yarsford
Sona
Jimmy Leto
Ea 2
Fla
Hernignerlick
Kalamazoo
Mich
St. Louis
Joe Huff
Prantle Hughes
Clinton
Ind
Clem Reed
Quincy
George Daw
Pipe Lain
Steve Marer
Russell Cross
Montress
Billy Townsend
Vangtouver
Stanislaus
League Leaders By The Associated Press Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include batting .3623 by Kisin of the Phillies and .3620 by Dbyis. Runs led by Martin of the Cardinals with 56, Bar Tell of the Phillies 47. Klein of the Phillies 60 RBIs with Bottomley of the Reds 47. Hits by Fullis of the Phillies 104 and Klein 100. Doubles Klein 23 and Medck of the Cardinals 21. Triples P Waner and Vaughan tied at 8. Stolen bases Fallis of the Phillies 10, Martin and Frisch 9. Pitching Carleton of the Cardinals 7-10, Cantwell 9-3. American League leaders include batting Simmons of the White Sox 72, Cronin of the Senators 365. Runs Gehrig of the Yankees 66, Maugh of the Senators 59. RBIs Gehrig 61, Simmons 65. Hits Manush of the Senators 106, Simmons 105. Doubles Growth of the Senators 26, Burne and Gehrig 23. Triples Combs of the Yankees 10. Manush 8 home runs Foxx Athletics 18, Ruth and Gehrig 17. Stolen bases Walker of the Tigers 14, Chapman 19. Pitching Allen of the Yankees 8-2, Chowder of the Senators 11-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National League
Kisin
Phillies
I. Dbyis
Martin
Cardinals
Bar“tell
Klein
Bottomley
Reds
Fullis
Medck
P. Waner
Vaughan
Pirates
Igmié Tuns
Berger
Braves
Elen
Fallis
Frisch
Carleton
Gardinals
Cantwell
Simmons
White Sox
Cronin
Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Manugh
Poxx
Athletics
Ruth and Gehrig
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Allen
Chowder
Sharkey Carnera Heavyweight Title Bout Preview
New York June 28 The Sharkey Carnera heavyweight championship features Jack Sharkey of Boston defending against Primo Carnera of Italy. The planned fifteen round bout will be at Madison Square Garden with main event at 8 36 p m First prelimaries at 7 00 pm Officials to be named ringside expected attendance about 60000 and receipts around 260000 Postponement date listed as Friday June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Primo Carnera
Italy
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Saints Again Crowd Columbus Red Birds for Association Lead
Saint Paul Saints extend win streak by defeating Columbus Red Birds 7 to 4. Milwaukee taken, Saint Paul wins third in a row over Milwaukee 6 to 5 in 10 innings, closing gap to leaders. Joe Hauser hits his 31st homer as Minneapolis beats Kansas City 4 to 3 in 16 innings, Ganvel delivering the decisive double. Rain stops Minneapolis Louisville night game after one inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sir. Paul's Saints
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Red Birds
Monte Pearson
Toledo
Saints
Milwaukee
Feaders
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Hauser
Babe Ganvel
Millers
Louisville
Home Run Standings Sun of Yesterday by Team
Yesterday's home run leaders include Suhr of the Pirates O Dowll of the Giants Crtiz and Mancuso of the Giants Jurges of the Cubs Wilson Ott and Outen of the Dodgers High of the Reds tay Whitney Rath and Foxx among others. Manush and ne 1. Ruth Gehrig Klein Berger Lazzeri appear in the listed totals with Yankees and Braves noted. League totals show American and National figures with 300 222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suhr
Pirates
O'Dowl
Giants
Critz
Mancuso
Jurges
Cubs
Wilson
Dodgers
Ott
Outen
Dodgers High
Reds
Tay Whitney
Braves
Rath
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Ruth
Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Lazzeri
Grunion Fishing Fun Near Southern California Beaches
N A sports feature by Jimmy Donahue surveys grunion fishing in southern California. Erskine Johnson describes the moonlit ritual when grunion come ashore to lay eggs, crowds flock with flour bags and nets, and waves dash the fish onto sand as spectators await the spectacle. In Muskogee, Oklahoma, Shirley buys the Muskogee Club from G W Rea Wilson, taking over after the team moved from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
California
Erskine Johnson
Nia
Los Angeles
Johnson
Grunion
Muskogee Club
Muskogee
Okla
Nnother Shirley
Muskogee ‘Sportsman
G. W.rea Wilson
Wichita
Indians Slump Deepens Under New Manager Johnson
Walter Johnson’s Cleveland Indians continue a slide after he took over from Roger Peckinpaugh. They have won seven of 17 and dropped most of the 12 most recent meetings, including a 15 to 2 loss to the Washington Senators. Meanwhile the Yankees surged past the Tigers 10 to 7 as Ruth hit his 17th homer and Foxx led in the race with an 18th. The article details several other MLB outcomes, including Giants’ home run spree and Pirates' doubleheader split, highlighting a day of heavy offense across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Cleveland
Indians
Walter Johnson
Tavents
Roger Peckpinpaugh
Washington Senators
Washington
Wesley Ferrett
Walter Stewart
Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Ruth
Yanks
Jimmie Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Athletics
White Sox
Joe Heving
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Pirates
Hurong
Steve Siwetonic
Hughie Gritz
Tim
Gus Mancuso
Allies win for Des Moines Joplin in ninth inning
Ninth inning home runs powered two western league clubs to close decisions Wednesday. Joplin Miners beat Omaha 4 3 with Howard McFarland delivering a first of the ninth homer, Morris Young getting the win. Des Moines Demons edged Springfield 7 6 as Ossie Orwell homered to spark the rally. St Joseph Saints hammered Muskogee 9 2 behind a Salazar backed attack. Topeka shutout effort by Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Flags
Howard McFarland
Joplin Miners
Omaha
Miners
Berry
Morris Young
Toeka Senators
McCutcheon
Shockers
Smith
Zahn
Topeka
Do You Remember My One Year Ago Today
Little duey Sewell hit two homers and the Yanks beat the Senators 6 to 5. Five years ago today heavy hitting by the Cardinals sank the Pirates 64. The Cards had five doubles and a triple. Ten years ago today win Johnston of California beat Vin cent Richards of New York in three straight sets at Wimbledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duey Sewell
Yanks
Senators
Cardinals
Pirates
Johnston
California
Vincent Richards
New York
Early Lead Wins for Capital City Golfers in Tri City Title Play
In Columbia Missouri on June 29 AP reports Capital City golfers from Jefferson City built an early lead to win the inter city title. The final tallies show Jefferson City 1183 1 2 points, Sedalia 144, Columbia 1051, Fulton 943 1 2. Sedalia won yesterday’s series with 290 1 2 points, Jefferson City 284 1 2, Columbia 271, Fulton 234.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Tri-City
Columbia
Jefferson City
Sedatin
Colombia
Fulton
Sedalia
Babe Ruth Returns To Lead Yanks After Bench Bid
The Great Man of baseball, once benched for failure to hit, defies age and injury to fire three long homers in a double-header win for the Yankees. Ruth, famed from Baltimore's St. Mary's orphanage to Yankee glory, battles illness and time but comes back to power the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Ruth
St. Mary's Orphanage
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
t +hoe
George
Ruth
New York
Useworld
Red Sox
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Yesterday's Stars Shine in MLB Doubleheaders
Bill Jurges collected a homer and five singles in two games against the Phillies while Heinie Manush of the Senators had a perfect day against Cleveland with a single and a bases loaded homer in his first inning. Paul Derringer and Sam Leslie starred for Reds and Dodgers with six hit ball and four straight hits respectively. Al Simmons drove in three runs with three hits for the White Sox against the Athletics. Pred Frankhouse blanked the Cardinals with three hits in the second game. Lou Gehrig sparked the Yankees with a double and a single against Detroit. Steve Swetonic and Gus Mancuso led the Pirates and Giants with Swetonic winning the first game and Mancuso homering in the tenth to win the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Bill Hallahan
Tex Carleton
Fred Frankhouse
Jurges
Cubs
Phillies
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reds
Paul Derringer
Pacers
Associated Press
Bill Jurges
Heinie Manush
Senators
Cleveland
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
al Simmons
White Sox
Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Detroit
Steve Swetonic
Pirates
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Swetonic
Mancuso
Homer
Moreland Favored to Retain Trans Miss Golf Crown
Moreland of Dallas advances to the Trans Miss golf quarterfinals after two tough wins over Texas and Utah foes. He edged Neil Smith in an 19th-hole finish and beat Owen Covey 1 up. In the afternoon he outlasted Verne Stewart 2-1 to reach the next round, keeping him as the favorite to defend his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Texas
Utah
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Neil Smith
Moreland
Owen Covey
Salt L Ake
Intermountain
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
EF. J. Rogers
Oklahoma
Verne
South
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Tours Ney
Track’s Also Rang to Get Their Chance at Navy Trials
Chicago June 29 AP The also rans of America’s amateur track and field join the inaugural junior class tests at Soldier Field as the National Amateur Athletic Union opens outdoor events. No records expected but stirring battles loom in every event as competition starts tomorrow with tests for hopefuls who have not yet won in major races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
National Amateur Athletic Union
Soldier Field
Contested Senior Championship Tracks At Salder Field Night Meet
More than 100 women and 380 men compete in senior championship events under Salder Field lights. America's top track stars, including Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette and Jesse Owens, duel in the 100 meters as both recently tied the world record, with new marks expected tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord
America
Salder Field
Wen
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Jesse Owens
Also Mentioned on This Page
ACK Sharkey
Primo Carera
Funa
Senate
Fen Senators
Des Moines, Joplin
By William Braucher
Pear W
New York Bee
Pittsburgh
Steeseeee
Philadelphia
Ameriguy Rescue Team
Pope’s
Transmis
Track
Sporting Goods
Wilson Brand
J. OW
Walt
Iwerved
Olympiad
Iswimm
Oes
Lindten
Anginer
Uets
Sporting Goods Dept
Crevelt, Jr
Mer
Exchange National Bank
Exchange National
A . A. Dalemeyer
W. Raithel
Frank Ramsey
Jonn Sinclair
R. E. Dallmeyer
Hugh Stephens Oh
THOS
Lawson Price
W. L. Rager
Frank Railton
Faul Bosch
the Exchange National Bank OF
Jefferson City, MO
Federal Reserve System
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!