Schmeling to wed in Germany after New York visit
Max Schmeling plans to return to Germany to marry actress Anny Ondra after seeing her in German motion pictures. Schmeling expects a September visit with Ondra, while discussing future fights with Dempsey and Baer.
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California
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Reds and Browns Victories
Yesterday's Stars report from the Associated Press highlights George Grantham of the Reds-Tits mired in triple plays and a clutch homer by Bruce Campbell of the Browns with one on against the White Sox. Jon Wurst from Uhiltigs contributed two wins with a double and two singles against the Dodgers.
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Cracks Beat Travelers In Southern Association Battle
Atlanta Crackers defeated Little Rock Travelers 10 to 9 in a high scoring opening Southern Association game. Atlanta took a two run second inning and added six in the third while Dashiell and Suska homered for the Crackers. Messenger pitched well for Atlanta, holding the Travelers to nine runs, as Memphis, Knoxville, and Little Rock were already scheduled for the next game.
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Major League Leaders Summary From Yesterday’s Games
Major League statistics show NATIONAL LEAGUE leaders including Vialhng Martin and Klein of Philadelphia leading in batting and hits. American LEAGUE leaders list Simmons of the White Sox atop batting and hits, with Ruth and Foxx tied for home runs. Pitching leaders include Hallahan and Cantwell with win totals and ERAs not shown.
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Cardinals
Davis
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Rens
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Tigers
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Cieeve
Baseball's Nutshell summarizes scores and schedules
Baseball's Nutshell reports team records and results across leagues with standings for Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Knoxville Little Rock and others. It lists postponed games at Memphis Knoxville and notes today’s schedule including Memphis at Knoxville and Little Rock at Atlanta with American League results Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis games referenced.
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New Orleans
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Nashville
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Atlanta
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New York
Washington
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Pittsburgh
Metcalfe Viewed As Repeat Winner At Nationals
CHICAGO June 15 Off the six stars returning to defend their National Collegiate Athletic Association track and field records at Soldier Field Saturday only Ralph Metcalfe Marquette's negro sprint marvel figures as a certain repeater. Metcalfe won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes last year and appears the best sprinter in the country if not the world. The meet centers on Glenn Quoiningham Kansas aiming for the half and mile against top rivals. Charles Horn of Indiana opposes him in both races with Ben Hastman of Stanford ready for his best effort. Magk Keller of Ohio State and defending champions Wills Ward and Irving Seeley also face stiff tests for repeat glory.
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Hoster
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Ben Hastman
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Magk Keller
Ohio State
Wills Ward
Michigan
Irving Seeley
Shenais
Ward
Bot van Oradel
Southern California
Duncan McNaughton
L. G. Richey
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Howard Spencer
Geneva
Seeley
Bill Graber
Bill Miller
Cavaliers Urged Quit Conferences
University of Virginia 1938 graduate Harry P. Flippin calls for UVA to withdraw from all athletic conferences and place athletics under faculty control. He argues Virginia has been hindered by current conference ties and urges strict home and home scheduling penalties.
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Redlegs Stay Close as Lewis Trains for All Stars
The Reds keep pressure on first-division leaders with a 6-3 comeback over the Cubs as Cincinnati relies on timely hitting in the seventh. Strangler Lewis’s protege Eddie Lewis trains for pro wrestling glory while Chicago’s club slips after a late rally, and promotions tease a battle card with possible opponents like Hudlin Heeslyn or Thrasher.
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Tennis Players Swap Victories At Memphis Invitational
MEMPHIS June 13 D 0 Andrews Jr of Memphis won into the junior portion of the Memphis Country Club invitation tennis tournament after defeating Wesley Barnett of Baton Rouge in three sets 3-6 6-4 6-3. In the afternoon Barnett defeated Andrews 6-0 6-2 in the boys division. George Geoure of New Orleans seeded No 3 in the boys division beat George White of Memphis 6-0 6-3. Dan Murray of New Orleans was seeded No 1 in the men's draw, with Wilmer Hines of Columbus second and Eadie Sutter of New Orleans third. Play in the men's division was scheduled to start today.
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Junior Games Slated Tomorrow On Debyns-Bennett Diamond
Two junior baseball games are set for tomorrow. Highland Park faces Borden Cubs at 10 06 a m, postponed Monday due to wet grounds. Gibsontown Dodgers meet Dale Street Sun Dodgers at 1 00 p m, first official clash after many exhibition games.
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Ryder Cup Team Plays Amateurs in White Plains
New York June 12 AP The Ryder Cup squad led by Captain Walter Hagen faced an amateur Metropolitan District nine at the Manitropolig club in White Plains. Team includes Sarazen Dudley Rus yan Wool Horton Smith Shute Diegel and Johnny Farrell filling tenth spot. Amateurs captained by Jess Sweetser featured Max Mattson Veint Homans Parker Noyes Leonard Martin Turnesa Driggs Berg san. Cup team sails for England aboard the Aquitania tomorrow. International matches set for Southport June 26 27. Farrell to compete in the British Open at St Andrews July 8 9.
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Annaveurs
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Ed Dudley
Pavl Rusyan
Graig Wool
Olin Dutrac Horton Smith
Densmore Shute
Leo Diegel
Johnny Farrell
Billy Burke
Jess Sweetser
Max Mattson
George Veint
Gene Homans
John E. Parker
Sidney Noyes
Leonard Martin
Willie Turnesa
Eddie Driggs
Howard Bergsan
Aquitannia
Southport
Eng
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Widener Largest Money Winner at Belmont Park
Belmont Park's spring meet nears end with Joseph E Widener, president of the Westchester Racing Association, leading in earnings at his track. Hurry Off’s Belmont Stakes win lifts Widener to $50,850, followed by G. W. Whitney with $39,625. The Dark, Withers winner, and Equipoise show strong purses from metropolitan and suburban events. Black Buddy leads two-year-olds with over $25,000 in three wins, while Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Greentree stable totals $28,195, and The Whitney stable, linked to HK Philps and Golden Mills, stands at $23,250 with Edelweiss among its stars.
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Westchester Racing Association
Hurry Off
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Trans-Mississippi Golf Begins at Des Moines
Thirty-two women compete in the Trans Miss Golf Championship at Westends Country Club as windy conditions test 98 entries. Des Moines medalist Lucile Robinson sets a new course record with 81 in qualifying, beating her own mark and surpassing runner up Leon Solomon of Memphis by one stroke. Phyllis Buchanan of Denver and Meanana of Oklahoma City follow, with defending champion Patricia Newbold of Wichita tied for fifth at 92 alongside Bonella of Ottumwa and Zech of Chicago.
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Wektends Country Club
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Des Motes
Elfred Beck
Tulsa
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Solomon
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Meanana
Oklahoma City
Patricia Newbold
Wichita
Dave Bonella
Ottumwa
Lillian Zech
Chicago
Latest vote on all star team teems for clash at Comiskey Park
Chicago June 13 AP The latest vote for American League stars to face National League contenders at Comiskey Park on July 8 lists leaders by position. Gehrig Foxx Gr antip hits highlight first and second bases with high city and league tallies, while Croning Dykes and Ruth plus others vie for catcher pitcher and outfield spots.
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Averill
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Dickey
Cochrane
Grove
Philadel
Gomez
W. Ferrell
Cleveland
Kirkland Honored For Vanderbilt Regime
Vanderbilt University chancellor Dr James Kirkland was honored in Nashville on June 18 marking the fortieth year of his service. Governor Hill McAlister delivered felicitations on behalf of Tennessee, and a book of congratulatory letters from over 300 leaders was presented. Letters from Roosevelt Hoover and Rockefeller Jr. were included. Speakers included Dr W P L Few of Duke University and Dr John J Tivert of the University of Florida.
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Vanderbilt University
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United States
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John D. Rockefeller
Wrestling results from New York and Montreal card
Jim Browning of Veroni Missouri defeated Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan by decision after a 1 hour 28 minute effort halted by closing law. Ernie Dusek of Omaha defeated Dick Davis of California two falls to one. Henri Deglans of Montreal defeated Muntres Kirt ilenko of Russia two falls to one.
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Jim Browning
Veroni
Joe Savoldi
Mich
Camden
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Dick Davisegurl
California
Montreal
Henri Deglans
Deféster- Muntres Kirtilenko
Russia
Boxing results from scattered cities and bouts
Boxers from multiple cities including Hot Springs Toledo Detroit Cleveland Lima Cairo Sioux City and more competed in a series of bouts. Victors included Tommy ver man Walter Hallett Jackie Davis Bud Creed Joe Knight and Clare Tollestrup among others with several decisions outpoints and a few stoppages.
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Tommy [Verman
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Kanyo Morgan
Toledo
Joey Carrigann
Fort Wayne
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Walter Hallett
Swanton
George Hardy
Detroit
Pinkie Clayton
Jack Danner
Mich
Terre Haute
Ind
Jackie Davis
Cleveland
Roy Mitchell
Centralia
Bud Creed
Lima
Clyde Pifer
Aveola
Til
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Florida
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Cairo
Lou Scout
World Conference Opens With Big Prize Fight Tone
London reports the world economic conference begins its second round with 66 nations represented. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald opened by denouncing depression and war debts while Secretary Hull participates, highlighting the drama and stakes as global economic issues take center stage.
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Ramsay MacDonald
George V
MacDonald
Hull
Great Britain
Opening plenary draws mixed crowd and unusual toast
At the conference opening a large portion of seats were empty including a space beside Morgenthau and the Abyssinian expert Ephrem Medhen. Henry Morgenthau and Ephrem Medhen exchanged a greeting in English and Amharic while 590 men and 24 charwomen finished the hall. The team celebrated with tea and a new cocktail called the gloom chaser served by Jock the bartender.
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Turkey
Abyssinie
Ato Ephrem
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Gan
Fing
MacDonald
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Jock
Chilton Elected Trap Ass'n Head
Joe Chilton of Knoxville is new president of the Tennessee Trapshooting Association elected at the Mount Beach Gun Club. John Nael of Nashville becomes secretary treasurer. The association plans next year’s meet in Knoxville. Joan A. Keelg won the state doubles, Buddy Gaofar the junior shoot, Mrs Joe Chilton the state women’s championship. W Rane leads for the 200 16 yard title after breaking 19 of the first 100 targets.
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Tennessey Trapshooting Association
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Jackson
Knoxvillians
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Buddy Gaofar
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