Heavies Title Fight May Be On Sept. 19
Boxing column notes a heavyweight title bout likely for Sept. 19 at New York's Yankee Stadium with Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore. Talks involve Al Weill, Charlie Jahmston, Jim Norris, and potential venues in New York Chicago Soldier Field or the Palo Grounds. bids from Los Angeles Houston New Orleans loom. New York favored if match signed.
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Jack Hand
New York
Rocky Marciane
Archie Moore
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
New Orleans
al Weill
Giarciano
Charlie Jahmston
Moore
Jim Norris
International Boasing Five
Johnston
Weill
Champ
Rocky
al Norris
Norris
Dan Topping
Yankees
New
Topping
Palo Grounds
Soldier Field
Mino
the Valdes
Bobo Qlsan
League Leaders And Street Talk In 1929 Baseball
A mix of league leader lists for batting hits and homers across the American and National Leagues, with standings and game results. Also includes notes on a player signing and a general commentary on juvenile delinquency and societal morals.
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Aamiunal
New York
Jensen
Kaline
Detroit
Finisan
City
Mantle
Ohi
Lions Still Undefeated In Little League Thriller
Lions remain unbeaten after seven inning 5 to 2 win over NECA. Feaga earned the win with Kennedy taking the loss. Key moments include a two run third inning and NECA answering in the same frame. Both sides committed errors as pitchers faced pressure with multiple runners aboard.
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Lions
North End
Robert Storey
NECA
Youting
Lewis
Culd
Feaga
Kennedy
Lionk
Abrhuoae Holland
Taverner
Fisher
Zimmerman
Smallberg
Feuga
Idoine
Sul
Rumler
Wes
Abruoa
Zimerman
I. Zimmerman
Dreneburg
Wachter
Stein
Wee
Peore
Neca Olouu
Flame
Risher
Laverner
Rimler
Kennery
Pilcker — Stein
Feagan
Hitself
Willoughby
Ken
Dlarver
New Market Youth Nets First Fish in Monocacy River
Carl L. Fai, 14, of New Market, earned his first catch on June 20 in the Monocacy river near Hy Pons. The five pound rough‑scale sucker was celebrated by a nearby picnic party, marking his debut as a young fisherman amid local jubilation.
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Carl L. Fai
New Market
George Exter
Monocacy
Hy Pons
Izaak Walton
Shea Saves Nuts Game Ends Detroit to 3-2 Victory
Frank Shea retires Norm Zauchin with the bases loaded in the ninth to seal a 3-2 win for the Washington Senators over the Boston Red Sox. Washington led 3-0 on hits by Courtney, Groth, and Vernon, while Abernathy and Pascual failed to finish as Boston rallied twice before Shea closed it out.
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Dine Suo
Frank Shea
Norm Zauchin
Boston
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Clint Courtney
Johnny Groth
Mickey Vernon
Red Sox
Ted Abernathy
Jimmy Piersall
Camilo Pascual
Eddie Jaast
Bory Goodman
Billy Klaus
Pale Hose
New York
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
George Shuba
Carl Furnlos
Brooklyn
Giants
Dodgers
Leo Uurocier Stittea
Willie Mars
Ed Rachick
Brooks
Braves
Ransom Jackson
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Chicago
Halver Johnny Jovan
Mal Jeffcoat
Cub
Bobbs Thomson
Logan
Joe Adcoe
Eighit
Ar Wy Ie
Ray Crone
Monzant
Ratt
Westrum
Newcombe
Spooner
Raebuck
Walker
Upwell
Rotary And Price Split Twin Bill At McCurdy Field
Price Electric edges Rotary 8 7 in ten innings after a dramatic late rally with Shreve delivering a ringing triple and the winning run. Rotary then wins 6 0 behind Keller on the mound and strong support, with Keller and Langley key hits and Markey adding a double.
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Rotary
McCurdy Field
Huskies
Rotarians
Price
Eledtric
Wenzel
Shreve
Compher
Charley Keller
Markey
Keller
Jon
Sfite
Hess
D. Keller
Langtey
Geishert
Strine
Abrhoaf
C. Keller
Oy Langley
C Ve
Wieffman
Hou
Beckley
Ramsburg
M. Stup
T. Cook
Conk
O_O Rotary
O Rotary
D. Kel- Markey
Stevie
Trine
Shook
Rice
G, Ness
Oklahoma Brothers Sign With Orioles
Tulsa brothers Melton Laiimore and Ralph Lairmore signed with the Baltimore Orioles of the American League. Each received 34,000 in bonuses as they join under coach Al Vincent. Ralph, a high school graduate, may join Paris in the Sooner State League. Melton plans to finish his degree and then an operation on his leg. Both are left handed throwers and were pursued by four other major league clubs.
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Puella
Ohina
Tua
Tulsa Brothers
Baltimore Orioles
University of Tulsa
Melton Laiimore
Ralph Lairmore
Oriole
al Vincent
Mark Larimore
Ralph
Paris
Tex
Melton
TO Ant
Weis
Vincent
Larimner
Tulsa Owler
Baseball headlines mix of teams and schedules
A dense recap of standings and upcoming games across major leagues. Detriot, Chicago, Washington and Boston feature in daily scores and Friday fixtures while a wider league slate lists New York, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh matchups with times and pitchers noted. The Piedmont League results follow, highlighting Newport News, Portsmouth, Norfolk and Sunbury games.
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He Assortaien Ress
Eastern Standard
New York
Chicago
Sly
Cleveland
Detroit
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Kansas Cry
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Garver
Birrer
Boyer
Herbert
McDermott
Ford
Boston
Brewer
Wilson
Pierce
Wynn
Wash'n
Brooklyn
Alwaukee
CLAY
Cincinnati
St Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Padres
Antonelli
Roberts
Milwaukee
Bubl
Staley
St. Louis
Rush
Bklyn
Pittsb’gh
B'klyn
Phila
Piedmont League
Associated Press
Newport News
York
Portsmouth
Hagerstown
Norfolk
Lancaster
Sunbury
Lynchburg
Elks Top Ox Fibre In Wild Lefthanded League Tilt
Elks defeated Ox Fibre 18 to 11 at Baker Park to seize a share of the lead in the second half standings. Ox Fibre led 8-8 after scoring nine in the third, but Elks answered with nine in the fifth to pull away. Pitching woes and walks plagued both sides as Lowe and Rinehart surrendered numerous free passes. Stauffer, Morgan, Carey, and Grove sparked the Elks offense with key hits and timely runs.
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Ox Fibre
Baker Park
Elis
BPOE
Lowe
Collisioner
Carder
Shank
Osburn
Qorog
Kehne
Ahalt
Stauffer
Burdette
Morgan
Carey
Albaugh
Boyd
Grove
Rinehart
Lipps
LL Elks
Iks
Eiks
Charles Town meet to feature Godfrey owned thoroughbreds
Charles Town opens its summer racing meet with Godfrey family horses on display led by Lord Wilvfin a 3 year old from Case Ace line and affiliated with Arthur Godfrey of Leesburg Virginia. The entry list includes Franklin Jimmy We, Ruffled and Spouse as part of the stable with trainer Shirley Payne.
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W .A
Jane
Cbs-Tv
Radio
Case Ace
Godfrey
West Virginia
Franklin
We Jimmy
Ruffled
Trac
Morris Dixer
Shirley Payne
Beaton Tum
Virginia
Concocton Ridge
Motor Races Two Days At Hagerstown Speedway
Hagerstown Speedway will host a two day auto racing program over the Fourth of July weekend featuring modified stock cars on Sunday and the mighty midgets on Monday Promoter Junior Lamasier announced The event will clash with Frederick Delphey’s usual holiday motorcycle races not held this year Auto racing at Hagerstown has shown rising interest with multiple winners expected This week’s top drivers include Ray Cable Ralph Smith Ed Lindsey Dean Pelton Carl Henderson and Carl Miller along with other AMA sanctioned entrants July 4 features top midgets and high powered stock cars in a fast paced program.
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Hagerstown Speedway
Delphey’s
Frederick
Junior Lamasier
Hagerstown
Julien P. Delphey
Pittsburgh
Ray Cable
Ralph Smith
Ed Lindsey
Free State
Dean Pelton
Carl Henderson
Pelton
Henderson
AMA
Carl Miller
Mel Willams
Shorty Bowers
Gene Snelson
Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press
In Los Angeles Don Grant stopped Shamus Jones in Los Angeles and Mickey Rhodes halted Richie Lopez in Boise. The report lists fighters from Phoenix Seattle and Boise with varied stoppages and city codes.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Don Grant
Shamus ‘Jones
Phoenix
Boise
Idaho
Mickey Rhodes
Richie Lopez
Joe
Seattle
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