Sharkey and Carnera Fight Tonight For Championship
Ex sailor Sharkey defends heavyweight title against Primo Carnera in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Large crowd expected with substantial receipts, as Carnera's size and improving skill challenge the champion. Local broadcast plans and official weigh in cited, with New York AP report.
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Sharkey Favored In Tonight's Pro Fight Says Editorial
Henry McLemore reports Ed Wynn offered $100 for our pick but our group, led by Madison Square Garden matchmaker James Joy Johnston, selects Sharkey by data and history. Predictions include 53767 customers, $229000.37 gate, main bout at 9 47 p m with Sailor Jack pictured at Johnston's right during signings.
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Bastrop Kraftmen Edge Indians 2 1 In Tight Duel
Airtight pitching by P. Spencer held Tallulah to two hits as Bastrop Kraftmen beat the Indians 2 to 1. LeBlanc matched Spencer on the mound in a pitching duel before Bastrop tallied the winning run in the ninth inning to secure the victory.
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Big Welcome for L S U Trackmen
Baton Rouge plans to honor Louisiana State University national champion track team when they return July 5. Alumni from Louisiana and nearby states will join a parade and banquet at the university cafeteria. Letters will be awarded to this year’s varsity team at the event. Tickets available from J H McLaughlin or Ray Mobley. sales end July 4 noon.
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Texans Reach Quarterfinals in College Tennis Tourney
In the national intercollegiate championship at Haverford Texas players Kamrath and Buxley won hard fought matches to reach the quarterfinals. Kamrath defeated Reese 7-5, 7-5 and Buxley beat Roll 6-2, 6-2 while Surface and Williams fell to tougher opposition as the Texas quartet advances amid strong field.
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University of California At Los Angeles
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al Horton
Williams
C. Elliott Coughlin
Navy
Joe Coughlin
Stanford
Wilmer Hines
North Carolina
Bill Reese
Georgia Tech
Fred Roll
Sutter and Cram
Tulane
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Senators wallop Cleveland 15 to 2 in Bronx game
Washington Senators shell Cleveland Indians 15 to 2 as Heinie Manush leads with a homer and multiple hits. Cronin’s lineup plates nine runs in the first inning and maintains a big lead through the game at Cleveland.
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Ruth Sends Yankees Past Tigers With Late Rally
In Detroit on June 29 Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer to spark the New York Yankees from behind, scoring eight runs over the last two innings to beat the Detroit Tigers 10 to 7. Ruth tied for second in homers with Lou Gehrig, reaching 455 feet for the longest Navin field shot. Gehrig, Chapman and Hayworth drove in runs as New York overcame an early deficit to seal the victory.
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White Sox edge Athletics 9 8 in Chicago thriller
The White Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 8 as Philadelphia rallied with three runs in the ninth and had the tying run on third. Chicago piled up 13 hits off three A's pitchers while the A's collected 12 against the Sox. Jimmy Foxx hit his 14th homer of the season.
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Standings and Results From Local Sports Day
Yesterday Tallulah lost to Bastrop by two while Oak Grove defeated Monroe on forfeit. Today Bastrop visits Oak Grove in the sole game as Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia and Cincinnati meets Boston with Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis hosting New York.
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Giants Pirates Split Two Games In Doubleheader
New York Giants take one win and one loss in a Wednesday doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hughe Critz and Gus Mancuso homered for the Giants. Mancuso also delivered a key late RBI while Steve Swetonic started the nightcap win for Brooklyn.
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Local scores show varied results across Texas cities
Houston defeated Beaumont, San Antonio edged Galveston, and Fort Worth fell to Tulsa while Dallas blanked Oklahoma City. Remaining matchups include Dallas at Oklahoma City and Beaumont at San Antonio.
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Dixie League Scores Mix as Longview Tops Henderson
Longview defeated Henderson 8 to 5 while Shreveport beat Tyler 9 to 1 in two night games. The results summarize the Dixie League action across the pair of outings.
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Albany shuts out Jersey City in league clash
A single night game sees Albany blank Jersey City 4 0 while Newark edges Baltimore 5 3 and Toronto defeats Rochester 4 0. Results reflect International League action with decisive wins.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Narrowly Split Doubleheader
In a Pacific Coast League action San Francisco fell to Los Angeles 6 to 5 in ten innings while Hollywood edged the Missions 5 to 4. The long game featured extra frames before the Angels prevailed.
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Washington Hurler Fined For Striking Spectator
Cleveland June 29 Bill McAfee relief pitcher for the Washington Senators was fined 250 by American League president Will Harridge for striking a spectator after Tuesday's Indians Senators game. Harridge notified both clubs. Cleveland officials said McAfee, still in uniform, struck Percy Deaven who taunted him from the stands.
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Jeanes Relieved by Dallas Steers for Second Time
Dallas Texas June 26 Tex Jeanes outfielder was released Wednesday by the Dallas Steers. It marked the second release he drew from the Texas league club this season. Manager Fred Brainard said the move was to meet the 16 player limit. Larry Fischer, batting .300, will replace Jeanes.
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Braves Sweep Card Series with Doubleheader Wins
In Boston on June 29 the Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in both ends of a doubleheader. Wild Bill Hallahan and Dazzy Vance were beaten as Boston won 4-3 and 3-0 to tighten the pennant race. Box scores follow.
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Field events to steal show at AAU championships
Chicago June meet at Soldier Field features top shot put high jump discus and hammer competitors as ratings rise. Notables include Jack Torrance Stanford John Lyman Olympic Club and Walter Marty Fresno State among others in events leading to finals Friday through Saturday under floodlights with decathlon relays and gymnastics also on tap.
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Pirates Beat West Monroe In Recreation League Match
The Pirates defeated West Monroe 19 to 0 as Cribbs pitched a one hitter while Bowles led the offense with four hits. Sherrard, Hudson, and Brown contributed for the Pirates in the game.
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