Sharkey and Carnera Tap For Even Money Title Fight
New York June 27 AP Jack Sharkey defends his heavyweight crown against Primo Carnera in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout on Long Island. An expected 60 700 crowd may net over 250 000 for Garden receipts as Carnera hopes to ruin the champion’s title stance. Carnera outweighs Sharkey by 65 pounds with a 6 7 height edge but Sharkey’s speed and power could decide. The Ernie Schaaf tragedy adds a somber note as the main event is set for 830 to 9 with no radio broadcast.
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Keen Observer Sizes Up Our Younger Folk
Doris Blake offers tips on the newer generation noting their poise, talent, and adaptability. The piece contrasts them with older youths, praising politeness, social ease, and drive while acknowledging frugal trends and shared effort in finances.
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Senators Stay One Game Ahead of Yankees in Tight Race
Baseball roundups report Washington Senators beating the Indians 15 to 2 while New York Yankees rallied past Detroit Tigers 10 to 7 keeping the world champions one game back. Babe Ruth returned to the lineup hitting his 17th homer as Jimmie Foxx led the Athletics in a loss to the White Sox. Giants and Pirates split a make up doubleheader with Gus Mancuso's late homer sealing the nightcap for New York. Cardinals faltered to the Braves, Cubs swept Phillies, and Dodgers won a second game after trailing Brooklyn.
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Moreland Wins 2 Hard Games in TransMississippi
Gus Moreland of Dallas advanced to the quarterfinals of the TransMississippi golf tourney in Colorado Springs after two tough matches. He edged Neil Smith of Dallas on the 19th hole in yesterday’s opener, then won 18 holes to beat Owen Covey of Salt Lake. Johnny Dawson, Verne Stewart, and other contenders also advanced, with several matches going 29 holes.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
American League results include Chicago beating Philadelphia 9 to 8 and New York defeating Detroit 10 to 7. Washington routed Cleveland 15 to 2. Boston versus St. Louis was postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Scores From National League Standings
National League results show Pittsburgh 5 over New York 4 and 2 to 7 for the other listed games. Cincinnati won 8 to 5 while Brooklyn fell 1 to 6. St Louis blanked Boston 3 to 0 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 8 and 5 to 3.
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Local Hockey Scores Highlight Midwest Matchups
Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 4 to 3 while St Paul beat Milwaukee 6 to 5 in a pair of tight contests. Toledo earned a 7 to 4 win over Columbus, and the Louisville Indianapolis game was postponed due to rain.
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Texas League Scores From Beaumont to San Antonio
Beaumont beat Houston 7 to 1 and Fort Worth defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 4. Dallas topped Tulsa 6 to 1, while San Antonio won 2 to 0 against Galveston.
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International League scores for tonight
Montreal defeated Buffalo 10 to 8 in a high scoring International League game. Newark topped Baltimore 11 to 5, while Toronto beat Rochester 4 to 0.
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Southern Association Scores From New Orleans Atlanta and More
Baseball results list shows New Orleans defeated Atlanta 9 to 5, Knoxville beat Birmingham 4 to 1, Chattanooga edged Memphis 9 to 38, and Nashville topped Little Rock 1 to 0.
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Vines Injury Pressures Vines At Wimbledon Doubles Loss
Ellsworth Vines twisted his right ankle Tuesday and wore two braces in the doubles loss with Keith Gledhill to Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull. He says the injury is slight and should not affect his third round singles match vs. R. Miki.
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Yesterday's Stars Hitters and Pitchers Shine Across Leagues
Bill Jurek and Chris combined for a homer and five singles in two wins over Philadelphia. Hermie Manush of the Senators posted a perfect day with a single and a bases-loaded homer against Cleveland. Paul Derringer and Sam Leslie led their clubs with strong hitting and key wins. Al Simmons drove in three runs for the White Sox with three hits against the Athletics. Fred Frankhouse held St Louis to three hits in game two. Lou Gehrig connected for a double and two singles against Detroit. Steve Swetonic pitched for the Pirates in game one, while Gus Mancuso homered in the tenth to win game two for the Giants.
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Wrestling results mix of falls and weights across cities
AP reports bouts in multiple cities with wrestlers Ray Steele Lou Plummer Jack Washburn Sid Westrich Joe Savoldi Stan Pinto Fred Grubmeier Joe Komar Dirk Shikat Frank Judson Gus Sonnenberg Sammy Steiz Ed Strangle Lewis Jesse Hob Kruse in venues from New York to Boston Philadelphia Newark Los Angeles Portland and Glendale with various weights and match outcomes noted.
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New Philco portable radios on sale at Fatcom Electrical
A fresh shipment of Philco transport style radios arrives. They are selling fast at 39.95 installed. Fatcom Electrical Service invites buyers to compare with any radio at any price and lists phone 289 for contact.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Reported
In the Pacific Coast League results, Hollywood defeated Missions 5 to 4, Los Angeles beat San Francisco 8 to 5, Sacramento topped Seattle 3 to 1, and Portland routed Oakland 15 to 7.
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Local Baseball Scores From The League Night
Joplin beat Omaha 4 to 3 while Hutchinson defeated Topeka 9 to 3 St Joseph routed Muskogee 22 to 8 and Des Moines edged Springfield 7 to 6 in a set of regional games.
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Fights Last Night Card Delivers Knockouts and Decisions
In Hartford Jimmy Leto from Tempa Florida outpointed Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo Michigan in ten rounds. Joe Ross of New York outpointed Jerry Emard of Holyoke Massachusetts in eight. In St Louis Joe Huff defeated Frankie Hughes while Clem Reed beat Googre Daw. Steve Marre won over Russell Cross in six. In Montreal Billy Townsend knocked out Stanislaus Loayza in two.
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