Stribling training claims to pot Schmeling in six rounds
Georgia heavy W L Stribling trains under Grey and coach Gene Lutz who says Schmeling cannot stand flat footed in front of Stribling. Lutz notes Stribling is fit and ready for 15 rounds aiming to knockout Schmeling Friday night in Cleveland.
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Young) Stribling
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Browns Winning Streak Broken at Sportsman's Park
At Sportsman's Park in St Louis on June 28 Wiley Moore led St Louis with four hits as Browns built five hits into two runs Goose went four for four in trips to plate Rothrock Webb and Rothrock contributed to a first inning rally with a double and singles while the Red Sox drew three walks and two singles in the sixth for two runs
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Isitors Drub Locals on Sunday by Jim Fleming
The Las Vegas Merchants suffered a heavy defeat at the new ball park last Sunday to the Needles Nine. Visiting team tallies, big seventh inning, and a late rally by Las Vegas mark the game, with final score Needles 66 Las Vegas 6. Tonopah visit Las Vegas on July 4 and 5 for snappy games.
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Wimbledon championships nearing all American final
Tennis at Wimbledon in 1931 moves to the semifinals with Jean Borotra and Frederick Shields as the remaining international contenders. Sidney Wood and Frank Shields, both Americans, sit in opposite halves of the draw hoping to reach a possible all American final against Borotra. Shields defeated Bunny Austin to reach the semis and will face Borotra next.
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New York
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William Tilden
Wilmer Allison
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Bunny) Austin
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Indians Sweep Yankees to Move Within Two and a Half Games
The Cleveland Indians won both games of a doubleheader against the New York Yankees 15 to 6 and 4 to 2 to close the gap to two and a half games for third place. The first game saw a seven run, nine hit rally against Ruffing in two thirds of an inning, with McEvoy and Weinert keying a fifth inning burst. Babe Ruth connected for his eighteenth homer of the season as the Indians climbed within reach of the Yankees.
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Weinert
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Baseball scores from a Major Leagues slate
A compilation of multiple game results with team linescores and battery pairs, detailing runs by inning, final scores, and the pitchers and catchers for each contest. Teams include Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, and St Louis with various batterries listed.
Girl Sprinter Out of Contest at Olympic 100m
Chicago scene reports Betty Robinson cannot defend her title at the next Olympic 100 meter race due to injuries from a Sunday airplane crash. Doctors say a broken leg and arm end her sprint career for now, though recovery is possible.
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Athletics Lose One To Tigers Detroit
The Athletics fell 6 to 5 to Detroit in the final game of the series at home. Detroit won the ninth inning after a single by Johnson and an RBI by Alexander following Dossack’s single. Eddie Rommel pitched for the champions, allowing thirteen hits, while Earl Whitehill limited the Tigers to twelve hits.
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Cardinals Rally To Top Giants In Ninth Inning
The St. Louis Cardinals scored three runs in the ninth to defeat the New York Giants 5 3 in game one of a four game series. Cardinals moved two and a half games ahead as Carl Hubbell yielded four hits and three runs in the final frame. Hafey pinch hit and Adams Wilson Collins and teammates contributed key hits and a walk in the rally. Giants seized an lead in the eighth on Terry Ott and Jackson as the rally fell short.
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Londos Retains Title in Steele Bout at Yankee Stadium
Jim Londos the Greek powerhouse defended his heavyweight wrestling crown by defeating Ray Steele of California in a one hour and twelve second bout at Yankee Stadium New York. The match drew the largest crowd in wrestling history and extended Londos grip on the title in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Big League Leaders in Hitting and Home Runs
United Press statistics through June 29 show leading hitters with RBI and run totals for teams including the Yankees Indians Phillies and Pirates. Standout home run leaders include Gehrig Ruth and others, with notable totals across the league standings.
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White Sox crush Nationals in 9 to 7 win
Chicago White Sox outslug Washington 9 to 7 to win their third of five games. Blue scored four singles, Myer hit a homer and two other players added key hits as Crowder and Hadley held the Sox in check after a rough start. Captain Joe Judge returned as a pinch hitter in the ninth. Reinhardt, former Iowa basketball star, will become head
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Blake Named Bout Referee for Schmel ing Stribling Fight
Cleveland boxing commission named George Blake of Los Angeles as referee for the Max Schmeling Willie Stribling heavyweight title bout in Cleveland Friday night after a week of wrangling. Commissioner Jack Harris had opposed selecting a non Cleveland official until a final vote when he withdrew opposition making the election unanimous.
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Willie Stribling
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