Questionable verdict ousts Schmeling heavy title
Joe Louis era echoes as Jack Sharkey defeats Max Schmeling in a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The crowd swells past 70,000 while critics debate the swing of judges and referee. Sharkey’s measured defense and countering lefts edge Schmeling, ending months of controversy and setting up future rematch talk.
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Madiison Square Garden
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Teuton
Vance Stadium
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Mother Convinced Maxie Is Winner
BERLIN. Tune Schmeting's mother is convinced he won the fight with Jack Sharkey at New York last night despite the decision. She heard the radio report at Sey home with friends and declared she telegraphed him that Schmeling has won. Mayor Walker's words comforted German listeners as microphones carried the hopeful verdict.
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United States
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American
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Schmeline
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James J. Walker
Germany
No Hit Effort Fails as Noonan Loses Debut in Danville
DECATER June 22 report: Joe Noonan, 21, California college grad and Danville pitcher, throws nine perfect innings with seven strikeouts but loses as Devakay wins 6 to 1. Walters reaches on walk, steals second, wild throw by catcher allows score. Noonan’s debut blemished by errors.
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Heavyweight title bout tops crowded boxing card
The Associated Press reports from New York on June 22 that Palick Sharkey outpointed Max Schmeling to claim the world heavyweight title. Other results include James J. Braddock defeating Vincent Parrillo in Jersey City and Lou Burba beating Jerry Tayellc in New York, along with several regional wins in Fairmont and Indianapolis.
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Pro Wrestling Card Headlines Across Cities
A roundup of results from bouts in Quebec New Haven Portland Chicago and New York features Henri Deglane and Omana Zaharias winning by falls and decision. Ed Strangler Lewis defeats Earl McCready while Kim Browning prevails by forfeit. Multiple draws and bouts with injuries mark the action across venues with fighters from Iowa Nebraska Italy Germany and Hungary.
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Hungary
Yesterday's Results from Tennis Backed Schedule
Yesterday results show Knoxville 6 over Little Rock 5 and Philadelphia 3 over Chicago 1. Detroit and Boston games detailed 3 to 2 and 3 to 2, with Washington and Cleveland also posting 3 runs. Upcoming doubleheader in Birmingham and Nashville, New Orleans visiting Knoxville, and Memphis at Atlanta scheduled.
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Baseball scores and matchups from early season games
The schedule lists New Yorke 21 over St. Louis 8 in a game at St. Louis with Philadelphia and Chicago also noted. Other results include Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 9 and Cincinnati 9 to Boston 3. St. Louis 5 over New York 1, Chicago 12 over Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at Boston.
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Heart Fight Ends In Sudden Death
In Denver on June 22 AP reports 89 year old Michael Carey collapsed after Sharkey vs Sehmeling fight, dying from heart disease before the bout concluded. Sharkey was the favorite. Carey stood, declared Sharkey had lost, then fell ill.
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High Score Hopes Mark National Open Opening
Garden of 1910s era golf tale: 290 to win viewed as plausible in the National Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club. Course stretches 6,815 yards with eight long par fours and only one water hazard, making accuracy vital despite power. Final tune up today as 150 entrants prepare, with Bobby Jones and Gene Sarazen among expected spectators.
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Gene Sarazen
Jacobs Claims Max Schmeling Robbed in Title Controversy
Joe Jacobs charged a deliberate plot to rob Max Schmeling of the heavyweight title after a disputed bout. He claimed a referee with prior ties to the case officiated, insisting a square deal was denied by the boxing commission.
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Gunboat Smith
Writers Think Schmeling Won
A June 22 AP report from New York quotes several editors and writers weighing the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight decision. Major voices criticize the outcome as bias, with some stating Schmeling clearly deserved the win and others noting perceived breaks in Sharkey’s favor.
Borden trims Eastman 5-2 to lead loop by full game
Powell pitched seven strong innings for Borden allowing six hits and two runs as Eastman was limited to one run in the fifth. Borden’s offense surges with Brandon delivering key singles and Wright and Powell adding runs. Mead-Holliston faces Press today at Dobyns-Bennett field with a pennant playoff on the line depending on the outcome.
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San ders and Chandler spark late rally in baseball game
Hits by San ders C Chandler and two base hits by Bran don and Powell fuel a rally. Wright steals, Saunders and Pierce deliver a double play from Hendricks to Pierce to Gray. Hastman and Borden score, Duncan fans three while Powell strikes out three in 7 innings. Duncan takes loss with 3 runs, 4 hits, Carrico umpire, Merideth at 1:10.
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Tail-enders Win In Southern Loop Opener Day
Atlanta June 22 The tail-enders of the Southern Association had their day as Knoxville and New Orleans won the only two games. New Orleans Pelicans collected 16 hits and four errors to beat Chattanooga 7 to 6, with Lookouts briefly threatening. Knoxville starter Big Jim Edwards won his debut 6 to 5 over Little Rock, with Bigelow delivering a go ahead ninth inning single. Memphis and Atlanta did not play due to wet grounds. Birmingham and Nashville were not scheduled.
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National League and American League batting and pitching leaders
Yesterday's games update league leaders across baseball. P pivot Waner and Klein lead NL batting while Foxx tops AL. Klein shows heavy RBI and hits in NL. Foxx drives AL stats along with Ruth and Averill. Pitching notes list Swetonne and Yankees pairing with strong win records.
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Martin seeks toga in Kentucky bid for senate
Frankfort Ky June 22 Former United States Senator George B Martin of Catlettsburg has filed his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for senator opposing Senator Alben Barkley. Martin says the eighteenth amendment is unwise. Lausanne New French policy toward reparations involving overthrow of Young Plan outlined to Prime Minister MacDonald by Premier Herriot.
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