Yankees Lead Baseball Rivalry Despite Yankee Talent Shakeup
The Yankees sit atop the American League with little new talent but solid veterans like Joe Sewell Tony Lazzeri and Babe Ruth in key roles. A triple steal in the seventh helps win 7 1 over the Indians as Macfayden earns his first Yankee win. The Athletics sweep Detroit 10 5 led by Jim Foxxs 24th and 25th homers. The Browns beat Washington as George Blaineholder coaxes them to victory while Monte Weaver struggles. The Red Sox defeat the White Sox 5 4 in 11 innings with Van Ramos driving in the decisive run. Phillies and Reds split a doubleheader with the Phillies winning 8 5 before the Reds rally to take the nightcap 5 2.
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Gayle Talbot
Exene Roar
Weslee
Yankees
Nlowlie
Joy McCarthy
Jack Salécgaver
Frank Grosell
Joe Sewell
Tony Lazarri
Crneetth
Autund
Saltygaver
Newark
Zarle Combs
Cleveland
Danny Macfayden
Yankee
Indians
Macfayden
Athletics
Detroit
Jimmis Foxx
Washington
Mackmen
Senators
St. Louis Browns
George Biaeholder
Benealors
Malas Kkeockes
Monte Weaver
Reds
John Ogaen
Diegel Sets Pace on U.S. Open Course at Fresh Meadows
Diegel carded a 63 on the tough Fresh Meadow layout in Flushing WV as top pros learn the course ahead of the national championship. Leo Dreech is the only player to fracture par this year, with others like Ciuey 71 and Witty 74 among a field featuring Cox 74 and Dudley wandering the greens.
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Diegel
Flushing
Fresh Meadow Country Club
National Opera
Leo Dreech
Lea
Ciuey
Witty
Cox
al Cine
Charley Guest
Ed Dudley
Western debut stuns crowds with 11 strikeouts by Stoner
Stoner whiffs 11 in a Western debut as Fort Worth's Pathers redraft a game plan. He sent Omaha yesterday with 71 strikeouts, beating Wichita. Esselt and Work Devils lead Galveston in a decisive win amid a chaotic Texas leaguer scene.
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Stoner
Fort Worth
Pathers
Tom Bsick
San Antonio
Texas
Omaha
Wichita
Esselt Wah
Tom Fstell
Ton Nash
Schmeling Prepares for Heavyweight Clash at State Meet
Schmeling trains on a four gate course, plans rest days, and aims to return to work Thursday after Easter. Jimmy McLtrain’s manager watched the session as Schmeling schedules workouts for Saturday and Sunday while eyeing a key bout against Sharky at State. The practice noted includes attendance by local officials and era-specific race notes from the Statra League.
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Rikgston
Jack Sharky
Pon Easter
Jimmy McLtrain
Schmeling
Duke
Maxie
Vines Bumped in London Net Meet
In London on June 15, world champion Vines Traited States Eingles was defeated by Australia’s Harry Hopman in the third round of the London tens championship at Queens HC. The score stood 0-8, 6-3, 6-3.
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London
Harry Hopman
Australia
Sharkey Sees Easy Win Over Schmeling in Next Title Bout
American challenger Jack Sharkey predicts victory over Max Schmeling, recalling past fights and urging confidence. He notes Schmeling’s earlier losses and asserts his own plan to win on points or by knockout, while reflecting on the pressures of Promoters and press.
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Sharkey
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Amerina
Max Schimeling
Paolino
Behmiing
Myzelf
Dack
Ruy
Johnny Buckley
Max
Max. For O& Time
Schmmeling
Smmeling
New York Athletic Commission
Terrifle Sharkey
Boston
Tousi
Friny
Tod
Sharkey career summed up by fight fate and bravado
Corum surveys Jack Sharkey ailing in the ring and in scandal with a blunt verdict on his tempestuous boxing career. The writer recalls Dempsey bouts, Sharkey’s prideful attempts to show superiority, and the looming Schmeling clash as a defining test for the ex-champion.
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Bll Corum
An.ar
Shorry Weiter
Orangeburg
N.Y
INS
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Dempsey
Bharkey
Jack
Schmeling
Akelier
Willes Eyed
Harry Wills Greuineas
Milla
Schmeling Predicted to Knockout Sharkey in June Bout
New York predicts a Schmeling knockout of Jack Sharkey in their June 21 matchup. Eddie Engan, veteran sparring partner and former heavyweight contender, says Schmeling is underrated and improving, with a powerful right hand and cool boxing style.
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New York
INS
Miax
Hin Iaft
Shiackey
Jin
Ubia
Canzoneri Scrap Opens New Arena
CHICAGO June 16 Tony Canzoneri world lightweight champion and Barry Dubinsky a young Chicago boxer meet in the opening bout of Chicago Honest outdoor arena West Side Boxing club Thursday night. The bout is non title for 12 rounds and Canzoneri a 8 to 3 favorite to win. Dubinsky a sharp but varied puncher hopes to test the champion and raise his own standing among the lightweight ranks.
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Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Barry Dubinsky
West Side Boxing Clu
Cilnzonert
Dubinsky
LaBarba Defeats Featherweight Champion in 10 Rounds
Fidel LaBarba of Los Angeles decisively defeated Jommy Bail of Buffalo in a 10 round featherweight title bout in Los Angeles. Bail, newly crowned featherweight champion, faced tight crowd reaction as LaBarba retained or asserted dominance in the decision.
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LaBarba
Los Angeles
Jommy Bail
Buftato
Fidel LaBarba
Pant
Bara
Yankees Reinstate Pitcher Roy Shari From Retirement
New York June 18 Commissioner Landis reinstated pitcher Roy Shari who had retired in spring. His contract reverts to the New York club, which had previously held an option on the player prior to retirement in St. Paul.
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Sherid
New York
New York Yankees
K. Mm. Landis
L A Boy Wins Texas Trophy
San Antonio’s Frank Alvarado wins the UT Co-Op intramural individual trophy after competing in 80 contests among more than 2000 entrants. He set a new record, surpassing last year’s mark by two, and played in all 24 offered sports with 10 reaching semifinals or finals.
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University of Texas
Frank Alvarado
San Antonio
Uniy
Alvarado
Sither
Miller to stage two day rodeo at Utopia event
Zack Miller will host a two day rodeo in Utopia with a street parade barbecue and an eight brat concert sponsored by the Ocal Post of the American Legion. Lester Ketner notes the program includes a spila and thrills as the out floor show. Apache Indians seek games after a 14 1 victory over the Black Caps on Sunday calling Mission ATIL R.
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Utopia
W.T
Zack
Ocal Post of the
American Legion
Lester Ketner
Avaches
Black Caps
Mission
Atil-R
Charity Game Draws Big Crowd At League Park
The annual charity baseball game at League Park between the Optimist and Rotary clubs drew a large crowd and raised several thousand dollars though exact totals were not yet determined. The Optimists won 2 to 0 in a lively affair with notable players from both clubs, and the event featured circus-style entertainment. Gate receipts will be checked by John G. Swope, Optimist president, with participating organizations to file by 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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League Park
O BP. Sehnabes
Emploees
Fire Warks
Youkum
Toonerville Toler
Adolph Dugosa
Ross Holes
Charley Loring
Werner Rennett
Manfred Gerhardt
Wallace Ano
Rotarians
Ail Ford
Bob Towery
Mnet Kilesqoe
Ellis Wilson
Bob Greer
Joe King
Ophimists
Ford
Ellenyne
Wilson
Greer
Loring
Huff
Turner
King
John G. Swoye
Optimist Club
Swope
Blotney
Brehattina
Tone Hawery
Bileusne
Act
Panty
Yesterday's Ball Stars Across Leagues
Sart Averitl of the Indians and Chouled Yankee pitcher collected his tenth homer and two singles. Bin Lee of the Phillies and John Ogden of the Reds combined for a ninth inning single to drive in the winning run in the first game. Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics drove in four runs with his twenty fourth and twenty fifth homers against the Tigers. Bruce Campbell of the Irving Burns Browns collected four notes and drove in four runs while scoring seven in the game against Benton.
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Sart Averitl
Indians
Yankee
bin Lee
Phillies
John Ogden
Reds
Pormer
Jobter
Phils
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Tigers
Bruce Campbell
Irving Burns
Browns
Benator
Kallio Straton Match Set as Winner Take All
Promoter Ralph Hammonds announced a winner take all main event at Exposition grounds featuring Gus Kallio and Waller Stratton, a bout billed as a grudge match with Stratton heavier by about a dozen pounds. The card also lists Billy Romanoft and Bilent Faltan from Birmingham, plus Tiger Murdock and Red Lindsey in a one fall contest. Referee will be Teale Plottfor with plans for an additional light heavyweight challenge stemming from promotions.
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Romanot
Incistogee
Ralph Hammonds
Tiger Murdock
Red Lindsey
Kalla
Btration
Kale
Bt Harrison
Teale Ploltfor
American's Horse Wins Royal Ascot Race
American owned three year old Totale won the Ron Hunt dip feature at Royal Ascot on a free day of racing. Eyes Frank was second and Pricket finished third. Thirty one runners contested the event with Victor Emanuel noted as owner.
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Abcot
England
Victor Emanuel
Totale
Royal Ascot
J.T. Downings
Eyes Frank
G. Lambsons
Pricket
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