Closed case on Sharkey Schmeling fight ends commission ruling
New York June 22 United Press A day of postfight debate ends with the boxing commission calling the Sharkey Schmeling bout a closed case and Madison Square Garden promising a return match in September or next June. Bert Stand says no official action will be taken while Garden director Jimmy Johnston plans a rematch. Public opinion and many sport writers disagree with the decision, though judges’ scores varied.
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How They Stand How They Stand
Pittsburgh Pirates move to third in the National League by beating the Dodgers 7 to 6 on 17 hits. Hack Wilson homered twice for Brooklyn as the Flatbashers drop, while Brooklyn ties Philadelphia for fourth. Cubs lead Phillies in the NL despite Rehm’s 11 to 2 win for Philadelphia. Giants beat Cardinals 9 to 1 as Hubbell allows two hits. Reds crush Braves 14 to 8. Tigers move to second in the American League with a 6 to 5 win over Boston. Athletics fall to third after losing to Chicago White Sox 9 to 4. Indians down Washington 11 to 2 as Harder allows eight hits. Browns explode past Yankees 17 to 10 as Gehrig hits two homers for New York.
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Lott Advances Toward Western Tennis Crown
Chicago seed Gee Lott, ranked No. 1, defeated Frank O Connell 6 1 6 3 to reach the quarterfinals and set up a match with 16 year old Milwaukee standout Frank Parker.
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Major League results show varied winners across games
National League games feature St Louis beating New York 12 to 9 with Hallahan Johnson Mancuos and Hubbell Hogan prominent. Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 7 to 6 as French Spencer Grace and Shaute lead. Chicago loses to Philadelphia 11 to 4 amid strong Grimes Root May Hemeley Rhein and V Davis acting. Cincinnati tops Boston 14 to 5 with Carroll Prey Johnson Lom bardi Brown Pruett Frankhouse Spohrer Hargrave contributing. Washington outscored Cleveland 11 to 0 in a 28 point effort, while Philadelphia bested Chicago 9 to 4 behind Mahaffey Krausse Freitas Rommel and Cochrane. Detroit over Boston 9 to 5 in another matchup.
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Sarazen Beats Jones in Exhibition at Fresh Meadows
Gene Sarazen, former U S open champion and current British titleholder, defeated Bobby Jones 3 and 1 at Fresh Meadow in a brisk 18 holes. The match showcased Sarazen's scoring skill on the challenging course ahead of the forthcoming tournament.
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Doctor Jeffrey Returns From Chiropractor Convention
Dr Ann G Jeffrey returns from a chiropractic convention in Santa Barbara. She completed a graduate course under Dr B J Palmer at the Palmer School. The program was described as highly advanced and among the latest in chiropractic education.
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Coast League results and standings report
Coast League scores list Sacramento defeating Missions 10 to 6 with Flynn Salvo Woodall and others contributing. Oakland edged Hollywood 16 to 7 with Walsh Gaston Ortman Turner Mayer handling pitching and batting. Los Angeles defeated Seattle 9 to 7 as Baecht Moss Campbell Walters starred. San Francisco beat Portland 12 to 12 with McDougal Rooney Walgren Penebsky Shores Palmisano key.
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Harvard’s Frame eliminates Tidball to reach quarterfinals
Donald Frame of Harvard defeated Jack Tidball of UCLA 6 4 6 4 in the fourth round at Merion in Hav erford Pa and became the only unseeded player to reach the quarterfinals of the intercollegiate tennis championships. Frame used a fast, safe game while Tidball, seeded No 6, struggled to mount a comeback.
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Moody and Wood Maintain Stride at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon England June events America's tennis delegation led by Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Sidney B Wood defended titles in women and men singles. The day featured victories for favorites Frank Shields Wilmer Allison Johnny Van Ryn Gregory Mangin Mrs Helen Jacobs Miss Sarah Palfrey and Mrs S A Burke alongside Moody and Wood in the triumphal march.
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Polo Player Hurt in Los Angeles Game
Alexander Zavala of El Gauchos suffered a severe knee injury during a polo match against Loyola University last Sunday in Los Angeles. He was taken to a hospital for treatment as reports from June 22 note.
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