Schmeling to Fight Braddock in United States for World Title
Max Schmeling said in Berlin he will fight Jim Braddock in the United States for the world heavyweight title with Hitler's approval. He confirmed contract with Mike Jacobs and noted Rothenborg's $150,000 offer for Berlin venue was not approved by authorities.
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Braddock
United States
Berlin
Max Schmeling
Hamburg
Howitzer
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Adolf Hitler
International News Service
Germany
New York
Mike Jacobs
Hitler
America
Walter Rothenburg
Schmeling-Braddock
Berlin Olympic
Swimming star Lenore Right Wingard wins third AAU title
Lenore Right Wingard cap tured her third women's national outdoor AAU title in New York as four swimming records fell. In Paris J P Wimilee won the 1000 kilometer Grand Prix in 7 hours 58 minutes 53 seconds. Rival managers announced rosters for the MLB All Star Game in Boston on July 7.
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International News Service
Lenore Right Wingard
New York
J. P. Wimilee
France
Paris
Boston
U. S
Berlin
Daniel J. Ferris
American Olympic Committee
Ernie Sutter
Tulane U
Vernon John
Southern California
Chicago
Mieuxce
New York and Chicago game recap皆
In the busy sports page fragment, scores show New York 3 0 Chicago and New York 6 Chicago 0 with further notes noting teams St Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia. The text is garbled but centers on baseball results and league play from June 29, 1936.
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Hicarro
New York
Chicago
Brooksn
St Louis
National
Lewes S Res
Uren Poston
Pance
Big League Scores From Yesterday
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 190 to 4. Cleveland topped Boston 11 to 3. St. Louis beat New York 6 to 3. New York surged past St. Louis 7 to 4. Washington routed Chicago 12 to 9 and Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 1.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Chicago
New Yorks
Chicago Pine
Four Wrestling Bouts Tonight at Centennial Field
Peter Askounes and Bill Lion present eight matmen in four bouts totaling 1742 pounds. Notable matchups include Chief Sunoco 318 pounds vs Leon Grandovitch 245 pounds and Marconi 192 facing Rough House Nelson 189. Suber and Impazani, Podolak vs Govro, with Suber recent win over Wolfe.
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Peter Askounes
Bill Lion
Centennial Field
Chief Sunoco
Sunooka
Leon Grandovitch
New York
Marchoni
Boston
Wll
Rough House
Nelson
Walter Podolak
Tampa
Whitey Govro
Morrie Suber
New Castle
Nick Impazani
Akron
Suber
Don Wolfe
Youngstown
Wolfe
Podolak
Jackson Ave
Leon Grandovich
Local golf action as players finish first round in June handicap
Over the weekend at Sylvan Heights players completed first round matches in the June handicap tournament. Ernest Smith beat Mentrot 2 and 1, John Hill beat Joe Mazzeri 2 and 1, and several others advanced. Dave Aston led with a 70 net to be medalist as four matches follow tonight.
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Sylvan Heights
Ernest Smith
Mentrot
John Hill
Joe Mazzeri
R. F. Davis
Ernie Palus
Fisher
Dave Astob
Tobe Fenati
Wilkison
C. Ferry
E. Mancine
Knights Beat Ellwood City 9 7 In Softball Showdown
The Knights of St. Vitus defeated Ellwood City B W M 9 to 7 in a well played game. Maielle pitched for the Knights limiting Ellwood to 9 hits while Knights collected 15 off Fraschetti. Top hitters for the Knights were Biondi Gennock Sammie Bullano and Augustine. Ott led the Ellwood offense with the best hit.
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Knights of
St. Vitus
Ellwood City
Maielle
Knights
Ellwoodians
Fraschetti
Biondi
Gennock
Sammie Bullano
Augustine
Ott
Marrasca
Maille
Bullano
Elwood
Salerno
Sanders and
Pezzone
Playground Mushball Schedule Opens With Three Games
The junior playground mushball schedule began with three 1:30 p m games overseen by Art Smokey Alexander. Today Crawford faced West Side at Crawford field, Rose avenue met McGill at McGill field, and the Franks played Gaston Park at Gaston Park. The senior league will start Tuesday with three games, mirroring today's junior lineup.
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Art “Smokey
Alexander
Crawford
West Side
Crawford Field
Rose Avenue
McGill
McGill Field
The
Franklins
Gaston Park
American Sheet & Tin Plate Defeats Wampum Seven Nothing
American Sheet & Tin Plate beat Wampum seven to nothing with Coates pitching for the Tin Mill allowing ten hits. Ippolito and Powell pitched for Wampum as Mahoning and Hillsville set a 6 pm clash at Hillsville today.
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American Sheet & Tin Plate
Wampum
Ippolito and
Powell
Coates
Tin Mill
Ernest Sutter Wins National Intercollegiate Tennis Title
In Chicago Ernest Sutter 21 year old Tulane junior captured the national intercollegiate tennis championship by defeating Vernon John of Southern California 6 4 6 4 6 4 in the final. Seeded No 1 he won all his matches in straight sets. The doubles title went to Ben Dey and William Seward of Stanford who beat Norman Bickel and Norbert Burgess of the University of Chicago 9 7 6 2 6 3.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sutter
Ernest
Tulane
Cliff Sutter
Vernon John
Southern California
Collegians
Ben Dey
William Seward
Stanford
Norman Bickel
Norbert Burgess
University of Chicago
Will Golf Tonight Opens Second Round of League Play
Members of the Business Men's golf league will start the second round tonight at the municipal course. Players from several local firms compete for top honors as weather cooperates and the field narrows toward the season finish.
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Business Men's Golf League
U S Olympic Track Lineup Set For Final Tryouts
The United States track team for Berlin will be finalized after July 11-12 at Randall's Island. Eight final event picks and 12 field picks will be chosen, with sectionals already completed. The plan adds a final chance for those not advancing in Cambridge Los Angeles and Milwaukee to make the squad.
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United States
Berlin
American Olympic Committee
Daniel J. Ferris
Randall's Island
Ferris
Cambridge
Mass
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Carnegie Illinois Steel And Farrell Split Twin Bill
The Carnegie Illinois Steel All-Stars and Farrell Tinners split a softball doubleheader at Radiator field. New Castle won 7 to 5 in the first game while Farrell captured the nightcap 10 to 6.
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Farrell
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company
Farrell Tinners
New Castle
H. &. Wui Oke
Irwin
Mike
Serbich
Bianko
Winners in Field Club Class A and B match play
R H Cunningham C W McKee and Bud Long won Class A at the Field Club course with all matches decided by two up or better. Hugh Graham won the Class B event six up, with several players finishing four up to one down or even.
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R. H. Cunningham
C. W. McKee
Bud Long
Field Club
Hugh Graham
Dr. W. P. Feldh
H. G. McClellan
J. B. Waddington
J. D. McMasters
T. F. Morehead
R. F. Dana
M. A. McLure
Sam Lewis
G. D. Blair
C. A. Ingals
C. H. Young
L. Sandler
W J. Caldwell
J. W. Miller
J. A. Green
C. A. Burkhart
G. W. Whittaker
J. A. Stranahan Jr
R. M. Jamison
C. L. Shira
A. H. Davis
M. L. Spangler
Walter Hagen
Ky Laffoon
Inverness
Toledo
Ray Mangrum
Craig Wood
Mangrum
Wood
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Smith Medalist In Qualifying For Public Links Event
Jimmy Smith was medalist in the qualifying round for the public links tournament at Farmingdale Long Island as Sylvan Heights players concluded 36 holes to qualify. Emil Grommes Willie Grommes and Walt Wogan join New Castle for the national event with scores 157 160 163 beside Smith 155. other qualifiers failed or did not play. The breeze hampered scores with many rising four to five strokes from Saturday.
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Jimmy Smith
Farmingdale
Long Island
Sylvan Heights
Smith
New Castle
Emil
Willie Grommes
Walt Wogan
Emil Grommes
George Shook
J. S. Darby
Lim
Ormmy Passey
John Hodge
Many Applicants For Coaching Job
Westminster College selects George Roark as director of health education and coach, triggering a scramble for his New Brighton high school coaching post. Beaver County candidates include Ken Heider Edward Garcia and Eli Soodik with Heider favored so far. Nearby shifts see Johnny named Freeport High coach and Billy Mitchell moving to Ellwood City as Denny Schill heads to Shaw High Cleveland.
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George Roark
Westminster College
Roark
New Brighton High School
S. W. Lyons
Beaver County
Ken Heider
New Brighton
Edward “Nick” Garcia
Beaver Falls
Eli Soodik
Heider
Johnny
Geneva College
Freeport High
Billy Mitchell
Ellwood City
Denny Schill
Shaw High
Cleveland
Baltimore sets new runs record in doubleheader
Orioles explode for 31 runs in game one of a doubleheader against Syracuse, surpassing the 1929 record of 28 by the St Louis Cardinals. Baltimore and Syracuse split the twin bill as fans noted the unusual football scorelike totals.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Orioles
Chiefs
Bennetts-McKelvey Game Postponed by Youngstown Team
The Bennetts McKelvey game at Youngstown Ohio was cancelled by the Youngstown team. Coach Andy Coots Venditto announced the game will be played at a later date under the flood lights.
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Youngstown
Andy “Coots
Venditto
Bessemer Defeats Mahoning 12-6 In County League Battle
Bessemer tops Mahoning 12 to 6 in a Lawrence County league game on the Mahoning field. Three Bessemer pitchers limited six hits, with M Orlando and Plevnic each homering. W Puromaki relieved in the third, fanning eight and allowing one hit as Bessemer built a big early lead.
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Mahoning A. A
Mahoning Field
M. Orlando
G. Stanley
Plevnic
W. Puromaki
Hardesty
Frogione
Vlah
Pievnic
Rainey
T. Puromaki
Sankey
Dunn
Aceto
Pearson A C defeats Alley Cats in softball rout
Pearson A C beat the Alley Cats 8 to 3 at Dean Park. Key hitters were Gillest and Straw for the winners while Naples, Ross and Cozza starred for the losers. Tommy Morella hit an eighth homer with bases loaded to seal the win.
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Alley Cats
Dean Park Field
Naples
Ross
Cozza
Gillest and
Straw
Tommy Morella
Shenango Midgets defeat Ross A C 5 0 at Dean Park
The Shenango Midgets won their eighth victory by routing Ross A C 5 to 0 at Dean Park. George Lamorella pitched a shutout, keeping Ross A C. scoreless for the game. Shenango seeks more games with fast teams and provides contact 4049-R.
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Shenango
Dean Park Field
Ross A C
Ross A. C
George Lamorella
Tin Mill Bessemere County League Game Moves to Bessemer Field
The Tin Mill versus Bes semer county league game will be played at the Bessemer field instead of Rosena Furnace field. Umpires are asked to take notice of the change. The game starts at 6 o clock.
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Bessemer
Rosena Furnace
Ryantown Falls 3 2 to West Middlesex in Tough Sunday Pitching Duel
Ryantown lost a 3 to 2 game to West Middlesex Merchants at Ryantown field. The winning run came in the tenth inning after a pitching duel as Carey and Van Eman pitched for Ryantown while Powell fanned 12 for West Middlesex and Hartman, Powell and Marshall added extra base hits. Next Sunday Coreca of Oil City will play at Ryantown field.
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Mercer Countians
Carey
van Eman
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Hartman
Marshall
Coreca
Oil City
Ryantown Field
BR. B. . W. Midl
van- Eman
Layton
West Middlesex
Myers
Wrestler Mike Romano Dies After Bout in Chicago
Mike Romano a wrestler died during a bout with Irish Jack Donovan in Chicago on Thursday night. A deputy coroner's report cites coronary occlusion and chronic disease of multiple organs as the cause. Donovan was released once the coroner’s report was issued.
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Mike Romano
Jack Donovan
Chicago
Romano
Donovan
St. Louis Beats Yankees 6-3 in Opener of Twin Bill
In the first game of a doubleheader, Homer by Hero Julius Selters of the Browns with the bases loaded powered St. Louis to a 6-3 win over the Yankees. Goat Joe Cascarella of the Senators allowed four hits but lost 4-1 to the White Sox.
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Goslin
International News Service
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Yankees
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Joe Cascarella
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White Sox
West Pittsburg Nosed Out 7 6 in Lawrence County League
In a Rosena grounds contest West Pittsburg fell 7 6 to A S T P after a strong comeback. Gannett pitched for the winners while Lamm exited for West Pittsburg. Gennock Huff and Huston delivered three base hits. Braky Marky and Huston stole bases. Umpires were McIntyre and Price.
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Gennock
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Huston
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Sono
Elsesser
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Marky
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M. Marky
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