Schmeling Advised To Ignore 100000 Offer To Fight Adamick
veteran promoter Billy McCarney says Schmeling should turn down a 100000 bid to clash with Adamick at Navin Field in Detroit. Critics say Adamick is a major draw and could spark a sensational attraction similar to past heavyweight showdowns, with Max Schmeling’s window opening after cautious starts.
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Schmeling
Adamick
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Jack Kearns
Max
Kearns
Salvonian
Tuck
Jack Dempsey
McCarney
Billy McCarney
Joe Jacobs
Plains
Louis
Uwo
Yankee League Boxing Notes From Recent Fights
Baltimore’s Vic Finnazzo, ex Golden Gloves champion, was beaten for the second time by Joe Finelli of Altoona Pa in York Pa Monday night. Finnazzo was knocked out in his first bout but went the distance in the rematch as Finelli claimed victory before Incial fans.
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Johnny Erpavac
Jack Hurley
Adamick
Duluth
Hurley
Erpavac
Huo
Bill Retrolle
Sileut
Jimmy Adamic
Cego
Anick Wells
Pullman
York
Afar
van Schmeling
Savage
Mm. Tes
Vic Finnazzo
Balmore
Joe Finelli
Altoona
Baltimorean
Finelli
Ox Fibre Brush tops Tailors in fourth game of City League series
Ox Fibre Brush Company speedball team defeated Fred Tailors 4 to 3 in Baker Park to take the third win in the City League championship series. Angleberger Bruchey and Hane drove in the decisive run in the sixth as Reggy James and Paul String made key defensive plays. About 500 fans witnessed the game with Gardner slated to pitch and Twentey on the bases in the next game.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company
Fredk Tailors
Baker Park
Brushmen
Tailors
Angleberger
Hane
Esterly
Bruchey
Reggy James
Paul String
Moss
Gardner
Twentey
Garrett
Toberg
Ox Fibre AB
R.H.O. Ale Muss
Moore
Ag Boyer
T. James
Strine
Baseball Results and Hitting Averages From Yesterday
National League results show Astros and Cardinals games. Chicago defeated Philadelphia while Pittsburgh faced Brooklyn. Solters powered Cleveland to a win over the Yankees with a homer. Keller’s average decline noted. Team hitting marks listed: Newark 483 170 .350. Browns 465 168 .235. Indians 443 145 .327. Browns 277 61 .220.
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Solters
Cleveland
Yankees
Charlie Keller
Ave
Newark
Browns
Indians
Coneeco Kids Chalk Up Tenth Victory
The Coneeco Kids defeated Poolesville Farmers 4 to 2 on the Washington Street School diamond. Key plays included a fourth inning rally with Lenhart and Murray delivering, and a decisive eighth inning when Lenhart doubled and Titlow misplayed a throw. Poolesville scored in the sixth. The Kids face Waynesboro All-Stars next Sunday at 2 pm.
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Poolesville Farmers
Washington Street
Trout
Murray
Dec Lenhart
Stroup
Lenhart
Poolesville
Hough
Kitts
Waynesboro
R.H
A. E
McKenney
Luhn
Titlow
J. Mandas
Remsberg
iConoce Kids Ab.r.h. O. A. E
May
R. Lenhart
D. Lenhart
Smith
Woo
Miller
Blue Ridge College Reenters Intercollegiate Football after 17 Years
Blue Ridge College resumes intercollegiate play after 17 years with a freshman team led by Steve Grenda as football coach and athletics director. Grenda, former Columbia guard and captain in 1932, will report immediately to organize a three game schedule and lay groundwork for varsity plans next year. The college plans a fieldhouse and swimming pool, with reconditioning of athletic fields underway and a student body near 175, mostly men.
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Blue Ridge College
W.S. Y. Critchley
New Windsor
Steve Grenda
Columbia University
Lou Little
Blue Ridge
Critchley
CritchIey
Grenda
Funibal
Columbia
Tailors Face Ox Fibre In City Speedgall Game
Motorists report England's tax revenue share. game at 2 15 with Gardner and Twenty guiding Ox Fibre against Tailors. Standings show Ox Fibre 2 and Fred Tailors 12, with Scorer Strailman noted.
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Thomas
Jones
Strailman
Drake And White To Meet On September 10
Glenn Drake of Washington faces Billy White of Stephens City Va in a September 10 return boxing match set on a Francis Scott Key Post American Legion bill. Jack Lipps, matchmaker, reports three additional bouts completed with White vs Meek as a featured semi final and Hassenbalar vs Schweiz in a three round bout. Reserved seats went on sale and could sell out before week end.
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Glenn Drake
Washington
Billy White
Stephens City
Scrapper
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Jack Lipps
Jack White
Ted Meek
Taneytown
Lipps
Meek
Floyd Hassenbalar
Hagerstown
Ray Cox
Harvey Schweiz
Trumpower
Ken Louden
Fishing Creek
White
Virginia
Legion
Carroll (Young) Wright
Woody Pestridge
Baltimore
Pestridge
Wright
Grocery Bowling League Renamed and New Officers Elected
The Grocery Bowling League was renamed the Independent League at Arcade Alleys meeting. Willard Garrett elected president, Lease Bussard secretary, Sam Roderick treasurer, Merril E. Morgan reappointed league statistician. Eight clubs listed. next meeting to finalize rosters. plans to start September 15. Tennis pairings announced for DeMolay tournament with singles and doubles fixtures. matches to be played on municipal courts. sponsorship by Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay.
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Grocery Bowling League
Independent League
Willard Garrett
Lease Bussard
Sam Roderick
Merril E. Morgan
American Stores
Jacobson's Store
Peoples Drug Stores
Staub'’s Grocery
Arcade Five
Farmers Supply Company
Shell Oil Company
the Sports
Sheridan Barber
Mason Hendrickson
James Loy
Richard Radcliffe
Milton Frank
Edward Nogle
Clean Alexander
Pennington Lewis
Gilmore Flautt
George Rothenheeler
Robert Lee Smith
Ernest Webb
Milton Fran
Frank
Nagle
Frederick Chapter Order of de- Molay
Giants Regain Pace in NL Pennant Chase
New York Giants beat St Louis Cardinals 7 3 to move into first in the National League race. Cubs also win in Brooklyn to close the gap to two percentage points. Hal Schumacher pitched a complete game for New York. Other scores from today include Reds split with Boston, Pirates fall to Phillies, Dodgers beat Cubs, Indians top Yankees, Athletics over Browns, Red Sox blank Chicago, and Senators defeat Tigers.
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Cubs
Giants
Cardinals
Chicago B
St. Louis No
Hal Schumacher
Joe Moore
St. Louis
R. H
Warneke
Ryba
Owen
Schumacher
Danning
Indians
Cleveland
Dennis Galehouse
Yankees
Solters
Wicker
Dickey
Galehouse
Pytlak
Seating shift as Justice Black joins Supreme Court
Washington reports Justice Hugo L. Black will take a seat on the far right of the bench altering the lineup by seniority. The arrangement will move Cardoza, Stone, Sutherland, McReynolds, Hughes, Brandeis, Butler, Roberts, and Black from left to right.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Supreme Court Chamber
Cardoza
Stone
Sutherland
McReynolds
Hughes
Brandeis
Butler
Roberts
Black
Compston Beats Hagen Then Hagen Wins British Open
Archie Compston defeated Walter Hagen 18 and 17 in a 36 hole match on the eve of the 1928 British Open, shocking fans. Hagen then captured the Open with 292 as Compston finished third with 295.
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NEA
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Golf Shot Through Heavy Grass Warns Close Ball Position
Instructions advise a cautious stroke on a gentle slope to the green. Stand near the ball and judge carefully to let the ball travel through the thick grass surrounding the putting area.
Baugh Leads Collegians to Victory Over Packers
Slinging Sam Baugh of Texas Christian University passed American Collegian All Stars to a 6 to 0 win over the Green Bay Packers in Chicago. It was the Collegians first victory in four years, before a record crowd of 84,560. Gaynell Tinsley scored on a 28 yard run set up by a 20 yard pass from Baugh.
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Chicago
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian University
Starting lineups for pro game on Sunday announced
Washington Redskins and American Legion All Stars公布 starting rosters with Notre Dame Texas A and M Ohio State and Tulsa players. Redskins plan to travel by bus at 10 with a noon luncheon, All Stars to McCurdy Field by 12. Box office opens at 1 with no reserved seats.
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Washington Redskins
National League
Amercan Legion All-Stars
Bee
Ray Flaherty
Redskins
Wayne Millner
Notre Dame
Charlie Malone
Texas A
Turk Edwards
Washingto State
Jim Barber
San Francisco U
Olse
Mercer
Jim Karcher
Ohio State
Ed Kawal
Riley Smith
Cim Battle
Virginia Wesleyan
Erny Pincert
Southern California
Don Irwin
Colgate
Harry Pfaltzgraff
Ab Wright
George Washington
Joseph Kostos
Minnesota
Leo Raskowski
Troy Kennon
Tulsa WU
Chris Mendelis
St. Thomas
Otto Lassiter
Tulsa A
Ken Rathien
Kinsey Jones
Detroit U
Will Zuber
Tex
Tech
Tom McDonald
Tex. A
Don
Washington
Tk All-Stars
McCurdy Field
Arrivin
Harry Pettingall
American Legion Committee
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