Schmeling Given Fair Play Amid Heavyweight Title Question
American sportsmanship backs Max Schmeling as world heavyweight champion despite a controversial Sharkey bout finish. New York wagering and boxing officials weigh recognition. Tunney-Muldoon trophy trustees split, with some opposing Schmeling. The state commission meets Tuesday to decide whether to acknowledge Schmeling as champion amid debate over fouls and pay arrangements.
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Tunney-Muldoon Trophy Committee
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Ballyhoo
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Victories and Highlights
AP recap lists Bill Walker of the Giants winning an 7-2 victory over the Pirates with six hits allowed. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves helped Welsh score in the 10th to top the Cardinals. Ad Liska pitched as the Senators beat the White Sox 6-2 with four hits. Gabby Hartnett homered twice as the Cubs beat the Phillies 7-5. Rip Collins held the Red Sox to four hits in 11 innings to win 1-0.
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Pirates
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Ad Liska
Senators
White Sox
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Phillies
Rip Collins
Brains
Red Sox
Pirates fall short as Giants win seven to two
In a baseball recap the Giants defeat the Pirates seven to two. Key hits include two-base and three-base hits by O Farrell, Bartell, and Stolen bases by Comorosky and Lindstrom. Pitcher French takes the loss after allowing twelve hits in seven innings. Attendance around 7,000.
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Princeton Forges New Rowing Tradition At Carnegie Lake
Princeton Commencement Regatta to feature Navy and California as guests in a potential annual Carnegie Lake event. West Coast oarsmen aim to warm up for the Poughkeepsie classic later this month. Navy fielding a fair crew, Princeton striving to justify its sprint lineage as a growing era of college rowing begins.
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Cotton States League game summary Alexandria vs Pine Bluff
Two base hits by Hines, Hume, Betts, Rawlins, Persons, Davis. Hume had a three base hit. Sacrifices by Butler, Irby, Query. Stolen bases by Hines two, Hume three, Home, Irby, Persons. Double plays Smith to Homne to Hill. Sikes pitched nine innings allowing four runs seven hits. Betts nine innings allowing six runs nine hits. Sikes credited with the win. Betts the loser. Passed balls by Hines. Walks off Sikes eight, four off Betts. Struck out by Sikes two, Betts co é.
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League Baseball Schedule Headlines Today
Cotton States League games feature Lake Charles at Monroe El Dorado at Vicksburg Alexandria at Pine Bluff Baton Rouge at Jackson Southern Association Little Rock at Atlanta Memphis at Birmingham Mobile at Nashville New Orleans at Chattanooga Texas League matchups include Shreveport at Ware Wichita Falls at San Antonio Dallas at Houston Fort Worth at Beaumont American League games Boston at Chicago Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland National League Cincinnati at Boston St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Baseball League Leaders And Stats From June 13
National League leaders include Klein of the Phillies with 412 batting, 61 RBIs, and 83 hits. Terry of the Giants leads runs with 54. Cuyler of the Cubs tops doubles and steals with 21 and 15 respectively, while Wilson of the Cubs has 18 homers. American League leaders show Rice of the Senators batting .393 and 81 hits, Ruth of the Yankees with 61 runs and 57 RBIs, Gehringer and Cro nin tied 19 doubles, Combs of the Yankees with 9 triples, Ruth with 20 homers, and Rice with 12 stolen bases.
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Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
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Cubs
Wilson
Rice
Senators
Ruth
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Cronin
Combs
Wolfe Fights and Beats North Carolina Boy in Fifth
Eddie Kid Wolfe of Memphis light weights defeated Henry Jungles of the local roster after four hard rounds last night in New Orleans. Wolfe delivered steady blows and forced Jungles to concede in the fifth round, claiming the victory in the bout.
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Eddie
Wolfe
Memphis
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Jungles
Babe Ruth’s hot streak and Olympic costs dominate sports notes
Babe Ruth’s eight homers in six games highlight a hot streak as he quips about a costly misplay. The piece also notes Olympic expense per athlete dropping to about 400 dollars, Los Angeles’ bid costs, and key figures like William May Garland and Zack Farmer driving the games. Australia’s rising tennis strength looms over Davis Cup plans.
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Allowance Not Attachible in Alimony Dispute
In New Orleans Judge Walter Gleason ruled that a college student’s monthly allowance from his father cannot be attached for alimony. Elizabeth Priest’s suit against Paul Freund was dismissed as the allowance is not earned money and could be terminated. Freund, married in 1929, drew $150 monthly from his father while a student.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Walter Gleason
Civil District Court
Elizabeth Caroline Priest
Paul Freund
Freund
Sheriff Sale of Chrysler Coupe in Ouachita Parish
In Ouachita Parish Fourth Judicial District Court Monroe Louisiana Sheriff Milton Coverdale to sell at the western front door of the courthouse on Saturday June 21 1930 a Chrysler Coupe Model 52 Motor No 1297804 Serial HRone seized under writ of fi fa against Lavenia McGuire Littlepage Southland Securities Company Inc. Terms cash with appraisal to highest bidder. June 11 1939.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Milton Coverdale
Parole Application Notice by L EB King
A parole request is filed by L EB King with the sign off dated June 7 11 14. The notice indicates the applicant seeks parole consideration and presents the individual's name and filing dates for the record.
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L. EB. King
Seizure and Sale Of Truck In Monroe Court Action
In Ouachita Parish Fourth Judicial District Court Monroe International Company vs Lillie McManus a writ of seizure directs sale of an International Motor Truck Model S6 chassis X-31114 F engine 211637 at the court house front door on Saturday June 21 1930 bids cash terms Milton Coverdale sheriff notes date June 10 1939 and location Monroe Louisiana.
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Lillie McManus
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Dstrict
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachitta
Monroe
Louisiana
International Motor
Milton Coverdale
Auction Notice for Monroe Furniture Co Assets in Ouachita Parish
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court a writ of fi fa directs sale of described goods including a Columbia Phonograph heaters and blankets to satisfy the writ and costs. Sale on Saturday June 15 1930 in Monroe Louisiana with cash terms and appraisal benefit to the highest bidder.
Monroe Furniture Company Vs No 7590 Sale Notice
In Richland Parish Fifth District Court Louisiana Monroe Furniture Company and Joe Monroe involved. By writ from the Fifth Judicial District Court the court orders sale at the western front door of Moonroe Court House between legal hours. One Brunswick Panatrope and all costs to be paid in cash. Monroe, La. June 19 1930.
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Joe Monroe
State of Louisiana
Parish of Richland
Fifth District Court
Fifth Judicial District Court
Court House
Moonroe
Louisiana
Monroe
Milton Coverdale
Monroe Furniture Company vs Burford public sale items listed
Seized as the property of the defendant under a writ of fi fa, a miscellaneous household and furniture inventory will be sold Saturday June 21 1938 to satisfy writ costs. Cash terms with appraisal benefit to the highest bidder. Sale conducted in Ouachita Parish Fourth District.
Australia Faces Davis Cup Challenge as New Talent Emerges
Australia has sent stars Patterson Anderson and Hawkes to the tennis arena but failed to advance beyond the Challenge Round against the USA in the 1920s. Davis Cup lists have sometimes omitted Australia in recent years, while a new generation gains ground led by national champion Edward Lean and a supporting cast including Craws, Harry Hopman, and Jim Willard. Bill Tilden looms as the favorite for the Paris Davis Cup event, with Uncle Sam aiming to defend the title.
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Anderson and Hawkes
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Jack Craws
Harry Hopman
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