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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1931

Page

9

Sunny Talbot Eyes First Baseman Role After Return

National League leaders rely on Sunny Talbot to reclaim first base for the Cardinals after Bottomley’s injury. Collins, the rookie, anchors after stepping in, while Pepper Martin earns a steady place despite lineup shifts. In the Giants series at the ballpark, Martin’s single drives in the decisive runs as Hubbell allows the unsteady defense to falter.

Gayle Talbot Weiter Cardins Bass Slimmy Collins Ier Bottomley Gabby Street Balo Grounds Carl Hubbell Thay Cardinals

Baseball Roundup Airs Big Games Across Major Leagues

Rushing Up Sports reports Giants, Cubs, and Phillies in tight races as Brooklyn’s Robins win fifth straight over Cincinnati. Johnny Frederick clears the Reds with a bases loaded homer and Ray Kremer saves a Pirates win. Other notes include Senators losing to Detroit, Browns’ eight game streak ending, and a Cleveland double bill over the Yankees as Ruth blasts his eighteenth homer.

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Londos Defeats Steele In Yankee Stadium Showdown

Jim Londos, heavyweight wrestling champion, repelled Young Ray Steele of Glendale, California, at Yankee Stadium in 1 hour 4 minutes 12 seconds before about 40,000 fans. Londos had beaten Steele in Madison Square Garden earlier and this victory ties up a second title defense in under six months. Receipts near 88,800 fell short of expectations, with part of the earnings to be donated to the Hearst milk fund.

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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching

By the Associated Press the final league leaders list includes players from Phillies Giants Cubs Pirates Braves and Yankees with top marks in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Key names include Klein Ruth Gehrig Cronin Manush Chapman Grove and Bush among others with season totals and win loss records noted.

Associated Press James Rattine Davis Phillies Klein Terry Giants Elein Harashby Cubs Bartel Drwis Worthington Watkins Cardin Braves Als Etsin Herisby Comorosky Pirates Cuyler Bush Derringer Cardinals Genrig Cronin Senators Comics Yankees Minons Athletics Weph Red Sox Manush Meanush Jamison Tigers Lary Vosmik Indians Gehrig Ruth Chapman Johnson Ris Hey Grove Sim

Fights Last Night AP Summary of Boxing Cards

Poughkeepsie column reports Kid Chocolate and Maxie Rosenbloom won decisions in Chicago Philadelphia and New York cards. Victorio Campolo defeated Eddie Benson while Ben Zwick and Charley Raymond fought a draw. Ernie Schaaf stopped Lac Williams in West Springfield and Pep Jennings edged Real Villa in Sioux City as bouts listed with results and locations.

Associated Press Poughkeepsie N. Y Kid Chocolate Cubs Harry Sankey Chicago Philadelphia Maxie Rosenbloom New York Billy Jones Victorio Campolo Eddie Benson Brooklyn Phil Zwick Cleveland Charley Raymond West Springfield Mass Ernie Schaaf Boston Lac Williams Sioux City Pep Jennings Sioux Cuty Real Villa Tulsa Okla

Sibling ready to clash with Schmeling in Cleveland bout

Charles Dunkley reports Youngs Sibling trains five weeks for the world heavyweight title fight against Max Schmeling at Geauga Lake. Stribling continues conditioning with four rounds. Schmeling plans light work then golf before Friday departure to Cleveland. George Blake selected as third man in the ring, seen as honest and respected in boxing circles.

Charles Dunkley Associated Press Jcleveland Youngs Fed Tateftée Max Schmelng Geauga Lake Lobreowe Sid Cleveland Schmeling Geran Asa

World’s fastest man era fades with fading fame

The piece recalls Percy Williams at Amsterdam and later Vancouver rivalries with Tolan Wykoff, Pod dock, and Simpson, noting Williams’ slips in finances and a late season loss. It profiles Jim Jennings steering sports editing and publicity campaigns while Schmeling and Stribling fights draw crowds, with editors seeking seats and press access.

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Training Camp Failure Proves Sensation of the Big League

Washington managers touted Cat Fischer as a southpaw sensation after a pricey 30000 purchase. He dazzled in spring, but rapid decline followed as Johnson and Griffith reeled him back. Fischer struggled with a broken curve and fading fastball before a sharp six inning Yankees start boosted hopes briefly.

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Evening at the Hotel Sparks Unclear Questions and Gossip

A fragmented scene in a hotel room shows an indy journalist pressed by Dennis for a sensational exclusive about four crowded facilities. Rings, calls, and a sports writers quartet echo as questions multiply about Schmeling, the Tuts, and other busy participants.

Indy Mr. Denniigs Dennis Rays

Senators Encounter Fast Jonesburg Club Here Tonight

Senators meet a strong Jonesburg Mo club at Reed's Whiteway Park tonight in Tadley Night events. Admission is free for all, with a season pass offered for remaining 1941 games. Jonesburg team, a six-county aggregation, travels determined to win.

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