Louis Schmeling Prizefight Postponed to Tomorrow Night
Rain and forecasts of continued showers forced promoter Mike Jacobs to postpone Joe Louis v Max Schmeling from tonight to tomorrow at Yankee Stadium. Louis weighed 198 pounds, Schmeling later than planned, with possible Saturday afternoon date if needed. Weather bureau predicted fair weather Friday and showers Saturday. Louis traveled from Lakewood NJ, Schmeling delayed by road conditions. Doctor said both fighters in excellent condition.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Jacobs
Lakewood
N. J
Hippodrome
Napanoch
N.Y
William Walker
New York State Athletic Commission
Cubs Down Jayhawks in four at Southpark
The Midget league Cubs routed the Jayhawks 15 to 4 in four innings at Southpark. Cubs surged with eight runs in the second after a lone run in the first, while Jayhawks added three in the second and finished with five in the fourth. McGee, Schneider, and McClure led with three base hits and multiple pitchers worked in the abbreviated game.
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Cubs
Southpark
Jayhawks
McClure
Jayhawk
AE Statard
Eamunidsen
Pringle
Rf Kopp
Jayhay Frame
Robb
Sample
B. McClure
Garicib
Denlinger
Winters
O & M. McCluresrrom 1710 Oo 1 Florance
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T. McGee
D. Schneider
D. Smith
Garich
B. McC
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists yesterday's results across leagues. National League action included Boston 3 and Louis 6, Chicago 5 over Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4, New York 2, and St. Louis 14 over Philadelphia 13. American League games saw New York 15 over Cleveland 4, Detroit 1, and Boston 9 over Chicago 4, with Washington 2. American Association results featured Columbus 7 over Kansas City 6 in 12 innings, and Toledo 5 over Milwaukee 4 plus Toainnapotia 10 over Minneapolis 0.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Oslansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louieville
Toledo
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Ramisandant
Ada
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brook Tynes
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphi
Louia
Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Callodena
Kansas City
Innnings
Paul
Louisville
Toainnapotia
Major League Leaders Yearly Baseball Stats Snapshot
A hazy year end roundup lists leaders from multiple clubs. S. Martin Cardinals leads batting at .377 with J. Moore Phillies at .360 and Medwick Marshall notes. Medwick drives in 60 for Cardinals while Ott of Giants has 51 RBIs. Jordan Bees tops hits with 51 while Herman Cubs adds 26 doubles.
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S. Martin
Cardinals
J. Moore
Phillies
Rune
J. Martin
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Giants
Jordan
Bees
St. Medwick
Herman
Cubs
Camilli
Goodman
Riggs
Reds
Moorg
Klein
Martin
J. Dean
Lucas
French
Sullivan
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehring
Tigers
Foxx
Red Sox
Roslin
Gehringer
Jankets
Dle
Clift
Rowns
Forx
Genvig
Powell
Piet
White Sox
Malone
Amc Sorrell
Wilson and Company vs Varsity Velvets Softball Matchup
In the softball league at Woodlawn park on Thursday Wilson and Company of Kansas City faces the Varsity Velvets. A slate of junior and midget league games follows with Wildcats vs Cards and Etes vs Odd Fellows at South park.
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Varsity Velvets
Woodlawn Park
Wildcats
Cards
South Park
Etes
Odd Fellows
Coyotes
Tigers
Midland
Courthouse
Lawrence
Topeks
Winsett Leads Red Birds In 12 Inning Win Over Kansas City
Columbus outfielder Jack Winsett belts two homers in a 7 to 6 12 inning win over Kansas City. He also adds a double, two walks, and a hit by pitch as his pace nears Joe Hauser’s 1933 mark. St. Paul, Toledo, and Indianapolis win as Burleigh Grimes faces suspension.
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Chicago
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
American Association
Jack Winsett
Columbus
Red Bird
Unser Choe
Winsett
Red Birds
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Glenn Spencer
Saints
Jack Tising
Colonels
Burleigh Grimes
Toledo
Milwaukee
Carl Boone
Brewers
Mud
Hatete Johnson
Luke Hamlin
Baer Scores Second Comeback Knockout In Boise
Boise Idaho June 18 Max Baer former world heavyweight champion scored his second comeback knockout beating Bob Frazier 190 pounds Seattle Negro in the second round of a six round bout. A new scoreboard was installed at South Park twilight leagues by Buck Hodges on a tree near the stands.
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Max Baer
Boise
Idaho
Bob Frazier
Seattle
South Park
Buck” Hodges
Royal Shoes Trounce Smith Shells In 22 11 Softball Game
Royal Shoes defeated Smith Shells 22 to 11 in a seven inning North Lawrence league game at Woodlawn Park. The Shells errors fueled the Royals who had 11 hits with nine for extra bases including home runs by Oyler Douglas and Curd. Leaders for Royal Shoes included Meyers Evans Durer Douglas Oyler Reed and Ireland while Smith Shells were paced by Nichols Wheeler Buchanan and Gerrick. Umpires were Asby and Dover.
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Smith Shells
Royal Shoes
North Lawrence
Woodlawn Park
Shells
Royzls
Oyler Douglas
Curd
Varsity Velvets
Wilson and Company
Kansas City
Woodlawn
Meyers
Evans
Durer
Douglas
Oyler
If Black
Reed
Robinson
Rogers
Rss
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Pearce
P Curd
Ireland
Smith
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Wheeler
Perry
Buchanan
Walker
Iss Treete
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Gerrick
Mahan
Johnson
Welch
P Reusch
P Sheppard
Wright
Rosal Shoes Smith Sheils
Tser
Son
Bose
Reusch
Asby
Dover
Omaha Meets His Match in Ascot Gold Cup Race
Omaha, the American colt, finished second by a short head to Quashed, Lord Stanley’s filly, in Ascot’s two and a half mile Gold Cup. Bokbul was third as Quashed captured a historic, late-rly surge for a strong finish despite a 4:33 5- seconds clocking, well behind the 4:16 3-5 record.
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Eng
William Woodward
Omaha
Lord Stanley
Gallant Fox-Flambino
Baron Eddouard de Rothschild
Quashed
Royal Myth
GeNIGHTOS St Louis-John Henry Lewis World Title Bout Report
St Louis John Henry Lewis stopped Tony Sauco in Philadelphia in a non-title bout. Joe Alvanter outpointed Joe Ghnouly in St. Louis. Al Quaill defeated Roscoe Manning in Newark New Jersey. Ken Overlin edged Jimmy Jones in Baltimore. Al McCor knocked out Larry Johnson in Boston.
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Associated Press
St Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Tony Sauceo
Boston
Joe Alvanter
Kansas City
Joe Ghnouly
St. Louis
Newark
X. J
al Quaill
Pittsburgh
Roscoe Manning
Nutley
N. J
Baltimore
Ken Overlin
Richmond
Jimmy Jones
Quebec
al McCor
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Lawrence Sanitary Nips Court House 3 1 In South Park
Lawrence Sanitary wins 3 1 over Court House in a tight junior league game at South Park. Maiden pitched two hitters for Lawrence, while Wise and Wagner held the Sanitarys to three hits. Key hits include Moon doubles and Maiden double driving in runs in the third inning.
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Court House
Wise
Wagner
Buck
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Dodson
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Koch
Stevens
Maiden
Wpore Guenther
DO Buck
Dadeon
Collins
Peters
Sip Dauphrin
Trefz
MW Zipp
Kopp
Torgenvon
Barnete
Yankees and Reds stars shine in split doubleheader showdowns
Charley Ruffing and Lou Gehrig led the Yankees in the opener with two homers and a fifth straight win as the Indians fell. Gehrig added a homer, triple and two singles in the nightcap. Ernie Lombardi met the Giants with a two on blast in 4-2 win for Cincinnati. Bill Swift limited the Pirates to seven hits and homered in a 14-5 victory. Lyn Lary drove in the winning run for the Browns against the Athletics. Johnny Stone's solo shot broke a pitchers’ duel in Washington's 22 win over Detroit. Virgil Davis filled in at third for Cardinals, driving in four in the nightcap as Bees and Cards split. Ken O'Dea had five RBIs for the Cubs in a 5-3 win over Philadelphia. Wes Ferrell and the Red Sox beat the White Sox 9-4 with a homer.
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Associated Press
Charley Ruffing
Low Gehrig
Yankees
Indians
Gehrig
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Giants
Bill Swift
Pirates
Dodgeers
Lyn Lary
Browns
Athletics
Johnny Stone
Senators
Tigers
Wally Berger
Bees
Virgil Davis
Cardinals
Farmer
Ken O'Dea
Cubs
Phillies
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Wrestling Last Night in Various Cities
Associated Press reports results from several bouts. Montreal fighter Robert defeated Washburn in two falls. Holyoke’s Chief Little Wolf beat Henry Piers in two falls. Karl Pojello showcased in Springfield by tossing Mammoth Baba in two falls in Chicago. Turkey match concluded with two falls.
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Associated Press
Montreal
von Robert
Aontreal
Jack Washburn
Los Angeles
Holyoke
Mass
Little Wolf
Chicago
Henry Piers
Holland
Springfield
Karl Pojello
Mammoth Baba
Turkey
National A A U decathlon trials set for Marquette
Milwaukee hosts the national A A U decathlon championships at Marquette stadium June 26 and 27. The field includes three U S Olympic decathlon contenders seeking to defend the 1932 title won by Jim Bausch. Favorites include Bobby Clark Glenn Morris and Clyde Coffman as Central Olympic trials run concurrently.
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Wis
A.A.U
Marquette University
United States
Berlin
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Los Angeles
Marquette
Bobby Clark
San Francisco Olympic Club
Glenn Morris
Denver Athletic Club
Roundup of Baseball News and Upcoming Fights in New York
Sports circular notes Batters for Friday Louis pitching Schmeling catching with Dodgers. Butcher replaces Baker after Bordegaray foul tip. Brittle hands may keep Hill Brubaker from boxing prospects. Over 100 babies named for Joe Louis in past year. DiMaggio likely AL All Star. Mancero set for title defense at Elmsford. Warneke helps wife knit in Arkansas. Manero irons lead to birdie on 16th in final round. Cronin returns to Red Sox lineup proving old form in fielding and hitting.
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New York
Louis
Schmeling
Daffy Dodgers
Butcher
Baker
Bordegaray
Dodger
Hill Brubaker
Joe Louis
Joe DiMaggio
Tony Mancero
Elmsford
N. Y
Lon Warneke
Cub
Norman
Ark
Tony Manero
Tony
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Louis Sees Earnings Reach 500000 By Friday
New York report details Joe Louis planned earnings from boxing dwarfed by managers shares taxes and expenses. It notes his $360000 earnings in under two years and $130000 to managers while outlining living costs for his family and plans for a $1000 monthly life income by age 31.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jack Blackburn
Joe
Chicago
Louis
Unusual Things Happen in Western Association
In an unsettled Western Association evening Springfield beat Muskogee 6 4 with Muskogee’s Ted Jennings hitting his 15th homer. Ponca City Angels beat the Miners 6 5 behind Myers six hit pitching while Bartlesville won 4 1 over Hutchinson on Pintar’s steady mound work.
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Kansas City
Springfield
Joplin
Bartlesville
Ponca City Angels
Miners
Myers
Muskogee
Ted Jennings
Hutchinson
Pintar
PutS Catcher On Third Base Job In Cardianl Shuffle
Frankie Frisch moves Virgil Davis from catcher to third base for St Louis in a doubleheader split with Boston. Davis handled five chances and had three hits with four RBIs in the nightcap while Bruse Ogrodowski has taken over catching duties. Other notes include Cubs beating Phillies 5-3 and Yankees sweeping Indians 15-4 and 12-2. Road-work bids announced for seven Kansas counties with openings in July.
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Associated Press
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal Ivory Department
Frisch
Virgil Davis
Husky
Davis
Brusie Ogrodowski
Lippy
Leo” Durocher
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Roy Parmelee
Gaspass Gang
Topeka
Harry Darby
Mankato
St. John
Torrance Chasing Olympic Shot Put Title in Berlin
Baton Rouge police officer Jack Torrance, world champion shot putter, trains for the Olympics after a Sugar Bowl indoor throw of just over 54 feet. He weighs about 317 pounds, plans stronger preparation, and faces rivals aiming to surpass 54 feet en route to Berlin and the 1936 Olympic record.
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Jack Torrance
Baton Rouge
Big Jack
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans
Torrance
Louisiana State University
Berlin
Leo Sexton
Los Angeles
Record progress in shot put history through 1980s
The article traces shot put records from Ralph Rose's 51 feet in 1909 to Torrance's 57 feet and notes the evolution of the mark by Germans and Americans. It recalls Rose's 1904 Olympic title, 1908 London record, and 1912 near miss, and contrasts early champions with 1980s prospects for making the US team.
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Ralph Rose
Hirschfeld
Germany
Rose
John Kuck
Leo Sexton
Johnny Lyman
Torrance
Big Jack
St. Louis
London
Pat MacDonald
Pat
United States
Tunney Welcomes Third Son in New York
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and wife Mary Josephine Lauder welcomed their third son weighing eight pounds at the Harkness pavilion of the New York Medical Center. The family, noted for the "million dollar gate" era, includes sons Gene Jr born November 1931 and John Varick born June 1934.
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New York
Gene ‘Tunney
Louis Lechmealing
Tunney
Mary Josephine Lauder
Harkness Pavilion
New York Medical Center
Polly” Lauder
Greenwich
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Zell Eaton
Zell Exton
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Butter’s Repair Shop
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