Schmeling and Jacobs clash over suspension and future fights
In New York, June 25 a heated exchange centers on Max Schmeling after his suspension for alleged misbehavior following Sharkey’s crowny win. Jacobs criticizes judges and calls Schmeling to return to the ring, planning to back him on future fights in New York and Europe. Schmeling prepares to sail on the Columbus to Germany, while the Texas Cavaliers seek their twentieth win against Seguin.
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New York
Jins
Nicholas Haa
Xeain
Russia
Dave
Tpe Jacobs
Williem Meardoon
John Thelen
James A Farley
Hin
Back Sharkey
Muldoon
Jacobs
Amy
Schmeling
Mar
Max
Max Schmeling
Uoless
Chet
Jacob
Jems J. Dounston
Smith
Commission
Ermita
Sharkey
Mathison
Kelly
Tf Sharkey
Jow
Hene Schmeling
Columbus
Bremerhaven
Berlin
Larry Gains
London
Germany
Olio
Kelp
Stoffen Reaches Western Singles Final in Tough Semis
In Chicago on June 3, Frank Parker of Milwaukee Junior Coen of Kansas City, Lester Stoffen of Los Angeles, and Gilbert Hall of South Orange battled for the Western singles title. Parker faced Coen, Stoffen met Hall, as Stoffen later defeated Wray Brown of St. Louis in a five set quarter-final.
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Chicago
America
Legols
River Forest Club
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Lester Stotfen
Los Angeles
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
New Jersey
Parker
George Lott
Coen
Stoffen
Hall
Bas Stocfen
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Shooting Pair for Franklin Square Tigers at Lions Field
Franklin Square Tigers play two games Sunday meeting the Night Hawks at Lions Field in the morning and the Cemersville Raggers at 1 oclock at Lions Field in the afternoon.
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Franklin
Franklin Square Tigers
Night Hawks
Lions Field
Cemersville
Tagles
Engien
Robert Galman
Red Capa al Polo
Our Lady of Morrow Cataliers A
Lin
Indian Star Leading In Olympic Decathlon
Evanston June 23 Indian star Oneda Susan Chases led the decathlon after five events at the U S Olympic trials. Charles Coffman of Kansas and Bausch of Kansas City Athletic Club trailed, while Joe Hall and others scored in the opening events. Midwestern stars also competed in additional track events.
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Evanston, II
Susan Chases
Charles
Haskell Insu tnLe
University of New Mexico
Wikt
Tedd Dnch
Ineles
Bausch
Coffman
Alax Conrad
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Ran Mancus
Denver Athletic Club
Hurst Leads National League in Week’s Batting Race
New York June 2 report shows Don Hurst of the Phillies inching ahead in the National League batting average as Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics leads the American League. Kane Klein hits the century mark with 103 hits and Babe Ruth trails Foxx in home runs with 28 to 22.
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New York
Don Hurst
Phillies Loos
Jimmie Foxy
Athletics
Hurst
Paul Waner
Pirates
Foxx
Gerald Walker
Tigers
Waner
Walker
Chuck Klein
Lee
Klein
Ernest Lombardi
Cincinnati
Phillies
Babe Herman
Reds
Fox
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Averill
Sn Taples
Buddy Myer
Washington
Herman
Ben Chapman
Yanks
Frankie Prisch
Cardinals
Whitney Bits
Babe Ruth
Kanors
Babe
Jimmie
Huret
Lombard
Hague
O'Doul
Dodgers
Stephenson
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Whitnes
Critz
Dickey
Yankers
Ingians
Gehrig
Yankees
Levey
Lazzer
Cambs
Hopkins and Maryland Reach Lacrosse Finals in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 23 01 Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland College Park faced off for the right to represent the United States in lacrosse at the Los Angeles Olympic Games. The two storied programs met previously four years earlier when Hopkins won and advanced to Amsterdam to claim the Olympic title.
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Baltimore
United States
Los Angeles
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland of College Park
Baltimore Stadium
Hopkins
Amsterdam
Commercial League Playoff Showdown for Second Half Honors
In the Commercial Baseball league the Great American Tur ansulars, first half winners, face Alamo Paint and Vernish Saturday at 4 pm on Eaglefield Two. Sunday features double bills: Southwest Bitullihic Bears vs Richter's Bulter-Krusts at Rock Quarry Field and Dirle Bports against Alamo Psi.
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Commercal League
Great American Turansulars
Golfalon
Alamo Paint and Vernish Company
Eaglefield
Southwest
Bitullihic Bears
Richter
Bulter-Krusts
Rock Quarry Field
Dirle Bports
Alamo Psi
Franeling
Evzte Etd
Western Gymnastic Tryouts Under Way in Los Angeles
June 24 news from Los Angeles reports Western gymnastic tryouts for the United States Olympic team are underway tonight. Leading performers include Harry Alien of New York and Paul Kreme vel and Glennerry of the Los Angeles A C, with top four advancing to final tryouts in New York on July 16 and 36 and in Los Angeles on May 25.
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Los Angeles
Harry Alien
New York
Paul Kreme Vel
Glennerry
Los Angeles A. C
Yesterday's Explanations and The Turacou Bird Note
The Champion Optimist profile on A B Rump of 0243 Columbia Ave St Lonin, unable to move except his eyes and mouth, runs a small insurance and magazine sub service aided by two employees. A 1909 accident led to ankylosis. he displayed a “Down But Not Out” sign and won a prize for a radio phonograph. The Turacou Bird article explains its red wing pigment and copper oxide coloration. A feature titled The Man with a Biblical Mind invites mail questions about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Columbia Ave
St Lonin
Berns
Africa
Walker and Schaaf Lose in Cleveland Heavyweight Fight
Johnny Blake of Cleveland earned a unanimous decision over Mickey Walker after 12 rounds as Rulsko defeated Walker before 25,600 fans in Cleveland. In New York, Stanley Poreda defeated Sha Tat and could face Max Schmeling this fall, with Poreda’s win noted after a rough bout in West New York.
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TNS
Johnny Blake
Rulsko
Mickey Walker
Plant Emer
Bry Fellows
Jack Sharkey
Riske
Walker
Mickey
New Yori
Stanley Poleda
New Jersey
Max Schmerlng
Aiaktarin Behaat
Boston
Xugh
Batlie Poreda
New York
Poreda
Mefcree
Manley
Savage Tighe
Randolphs Team to Tackle Chiros in Practice Saturday
Randolph Field teams up with the Texas Chiro Hawks for a practice game Saturday afternoon at Lambert Beach. The Vtanelniph group set up games for next week as the Fiters head to New Braunfels Bun to face the Quartermasters Man Army league at Tan dap Monday.
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Chiros
Lua Sin
Texas Chiro Hawks
Lambert Beach
Hawks
Aerica
Vtanelniph
Fiters
New Braunfels Bunany
Quartermasters
Tandap
Fight Tax On Women's Tickets Fight Tax On Women's Tickets
Des Moines reports minor league baseball owners appeal to the federal tax commission over whether women at reduced price seats should pay the new seven cent tax on sports event tickets. Lee Meyser of the Des Moines club says interpretations require tax on all such admissions, though some seats are offered to attract women. The aim is to avoid a larger tax burden by exempting certain quarters, while noting San Antonio applies a different rule.
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Des Moines
Federal Tax Commission
Lee Meyser
Nes Moines
Avandalana
Crimson Crew Upsets Yale in Regatta Triumph
In London Conn July 25 Harvard crews defeated Yale in a tight regatta. Harvard overtook Yale with a powerful sprint, senior and varsity boats leading to a long win over 2000 meters. Yale faces Olympic tryouts at Worcester July 7 8 and 9 while Harvard eyes a place in the Olympic lineup. The Crimson varsity won by a length as weather delays shortened some races while Yale’s freshmen and junior varsity also fared poorly.
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London
Conn
Thames
Harvard
Yale
Battistt’s Cove
Crimson
Wortcester
California
Jeniths
Riordan Wins San Antonio Women Golf Handicap Title
Mrs J A Riordan routs a 26 handicap to net 74 and capture the weekly handicap tournament at Fort Sam Houston course. Mrs J Lee Wilson posts a strong gross score while Mrs L Chapman cards 92. next week’s play shifts to Riveralds course.
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J. A. Riordan
J. 4. Riordan
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
J. Lee Wilson
L. ©. Chapman
Riveralds
Indians Lose Five Game Run In Short Fence Arena
Longview sluggers led by Badgra with three doubles and a single hammer out 18 hits for a 10 4 victory over House and Smith as the Indians drop their five game winning streak at the compact North Flores Street field. Doubles by Cox and Mealey spark the Indians late, while Hal Wiltse and Cy Smith contribute in relief as the Tribe suffers a rough stretch ahead of a double header sequence.
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Tech Field
Flores Street
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Longview
Badgra
House
Smith
Schnrein
Tin Double Furst
M Homer
Olive
Ceme Cary
Cy Smith
Cox
Mealey
Indian Box Scores and Home Court Doubles Contests
The report lists Indian Box matches featuring Facrifleet Beulme Scharein Savercid Cox and Stealey with plays at Pan and Belin 10 Puls. It notes Behotiela to Plane Marper Trewer Nolefield innings and Intilnes by Housa 8 Kila att Howes 12. Pupa att Hovas 6 and Houne 2 Wilize 1'nltuck by Wilise 2 Beat Y. Vader and Palmer and Baail.
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Scharein
Savercid
Cox
Stealey
Pune
Willay
Pan
Home Sun
Schareiny
Dowbls Yliye
Belin
Behotiela
Trewer
Nolefield
Ina
Housa
Kila
Fight Results From Anboclatid Trevy Cleveland Event
Onamy Rak of Cleveland stopped Audrey Welker in New Jersey. Paul Pirrone defeated Gary Leach in Cleveland. Stanley Tatra and Jerany Gly scored wins for Boston and San Bernardino respectively. Wally Gray knocked out Pete Bucci in Detense. Lee Tamaen beat Kun Pingo in Hollywood with a technical knockout.
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Trevy
Cleveland
Onamy Rak
Audrey Welker
Umaon
N. J
Paul Pirrone
Gary Leach
Gary
Tod
Clavel
Barr
New York
N.J
Stanley Tatra
Jerany Gly
Hebane
Boston
Han Diteo
T Bergelund
Sian’ Bernardino
Charla Gob
San Diego
Wally Gray
Waves
Unclear OCR sports result from scattered names and places
The text presents a jumbled list of names, locations, and numbers with no clear event, score, or outcome. It mentions Newark, Oklahoma, Portland, and Birmingham among other places, but lacks coherent structure to identify a specific winner or result.
Oklahoma Tennis Titles At Stake In City Meet
In Oklahoma City on June 25, two more titles were up for decision in the state tennis tournament. Mae Courvorst of Wichita and Virginia Pillara of Oklahoma City faced Mary McHale Jacoby of New York and Charlotte MacQuiston of Dallas for the women’s doubles crown while Lewis Thaiheimer of Dallas and Oswald Jacoby of New York challenged Jerry Bass of Okemah and Charles Davia of Oklahoma City for the men’s doubles title. Miss Courvern retained the women’s singles crown with an 8 1 victory over Mrs. Jacoby.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Miss Courvern
Mrs. Jacoby
Texas League Prompt Confusing Line Fragment
Fragmentary item lists teams and places such as Beaumont Fort World Mounton Galveston with unclear action or date, making it difficult to determine the event, outcome, or participants. No coherent lead or verifiable facts present.
American League Ping Seturdor Result Notes
In the American League schedule Detroit travels to Cleveland while Louis visits Philadelphia and New York hosts Boston in a set of games. The day features matchups with Detroit against Cleveland and New York against Boston as teams aim for wins.
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Ping Seturdor
Ff. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Cale Philavelila
New-Tork
Boston
Warhington
National League West Absoctation Results Report
Fragmented league notes show Erling’s team losing to Springttald and Topeka while Baltimore tied 1 1 with Olly. Reports from Western divisions mention Den ver and Gaaba with scattered scores and dates.
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Erling
Hurtinaville
Topeka
Fort Allie Est
Pitcher Pairings Listed For Today’s Ballgames
National League matchups feature Artaktys Clark against Poalon Zuchass with New York facing Walter Patindellle Helter and Cincinnati meeting Siegg Piltxbareh Awetnnin Anienno Warneke. St Louis Aalhen draws AmERICAN League notes St Lowle Flacher and Meveland Fwreel toil against Tetrolf Whitebild. Chlenzo Jonen hosts Philadelphia Walbern as New York Ronton Kline faces Washington Pari.
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Nationat, League
Artaktys
Clark
Poalon—Zuchass
New York
Walter Patindellle
Helter
Cincinnati
Siegg Piltxbareh
Awetnnin Anienno
Warneke
St Lowa
Aalhen
St. Lowle
Flacher
Meveland
Fwreel
Tetrolf
Whitebild Chlenzo
Jonen
Philadelphia
Walbern
Gomen Ronton—Kline, Wanhington
Pari
Boxing card opens CMTC event at Campti Bu
The first night of the CMTC boxing meet at Campti Bu features Virginias Gatesville drawing a tough bout against Graggins who chose to retire after 4 seconds. Groveton's Fy es edged Royall of Richmond Springs. Other results include Gales of Laredo over Douenhauer, Potter of Tyler over Gamboeo, Fri als of Waco over Horn, Pernandez of Laredo over Valid, Fingenhelmer of Antonio over Mendoza, Linncomb of Orange over Olver, Calfert of Wy at Springs over Tax.
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Ihe
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Gatesville
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