Levinsky Looms Title Contender After Sharkey Victory
Chicago boxer Laurine King Levinsky, 23, moved toward a heavyweight title shot after a decisive victory over Dick Sharkey. Levinsky’s improved accuracy and power broke Sharkey’s defense, while Sharkey stayed composed but could not quell the onslaught. The bout showcased Levinsky’s ascent from wild swings to pinpoint blows as he earns strong contender status.
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Sharkey
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicagq
Laurine King Levinsky
Chicago
West Side
Altey
Sontendee
Dodlay
Dick Starkey
Roaring West Side
Levinsky Beats Sharkey For Levingky In Title-Bid Clash
Levinsky defeats Sharkey by unanimous decision before 20,000 at ringside. A first round right floored Sharkey for a seven count and the sailor fought back, but Levi n sky’s steady attack and Sharkey’s defense carried him to victory as judges' cards favored Levinsky. Gate receipts reached $52,000.
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Floors
Boston Sailor
Levingky
Sharkey
Levinsky
Phil Collins
Eastern football notes from Henry McLemore column
New York sports writer Henry McLemore reports on eastern college football notes. NYU trains deep in Ramapo Mountains with rugged scrimmages. Penn’s Don Kellett splits baseball and football duties. Yale ends may shine under Charley Comerford. Columbia’s Alfred Barabas praised as a versatile back and blocker. Lou Little disputes big-back bias. Barabas’ brother Steven played at Georgetown. Navy crews train hard in summer cruises under Coach Miller as the season nears.
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New York University
Ramapo
Don Kellett
Penn
Yale
Charley Comerford
Glen Carberry
Fordham
Columbia
Alfred Barabas
Somi
Blue
Ray Kirchmeyer
Barabas
Lou Little
al Moet
Barahas
Lidle
Steven
Georgetown
Reese Hoyt
Vale
Adam Walsh
Comerford
Rucky O'Connor
Batt Vivian
Cornell
Gil Dobie
Navy
Rip Miller
Indians Win 2-0 as Hildebrand Shuts Out Red Sox
Oral Hildebrand pitched a stellar game for the Cleveland Indians, allowing only two hits as they defeated the Boston Red Sox 2 to 0. The pitcher earned his 16th victory in a performance praised as one of his young career’s finest.
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Oston
Cleveland Indians
Oral Hildebrand
Boston Red Sox
Hildebrand
Wesley Ferrell
Plebe class set to strengthen team at Reton University
Nas's prospects appear bright as only four of last year's regulars depart. The incoming Plebe material is stronger than in years past. Dave Mitchell, renowned as a top drop-kicker under Brown, assists Coach John Harmon at Reton University.
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Nas
Dave Mitchell
Brown
John Harmon
Reton University
Randall Shoots 147 In Ohio Open Tourney
Akron Ohio Sept 19 Hob Randall of Elyria shot 73 74 147 for the first 36 holes of the Ohio open golf tournament. He was still in the running for the title though chances were considered remote.
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Akron
Hob Randall
Spring Valley
Elytla
Randall
Espinosa Opens Big Lead in Ohio Golf Tourney
Espinosa, Portage Club pro, shot 66 70 to post 136 after day one and take a commanding lead over 66 rivals in the Ohio state golf championship at Portage Club. In pursuit are Al Croft Youngstown Lloyd G Ullikson Archie Hambrook and others. amateurs Mel Carpenter and Jack Munro lead at 147 while Bob Servis Oliver Transue trail with 149.
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Kron
Jess al Espinosa
Portage Club
Espinosa
al Alcroft
Youngstown
Lloyd Gullickson
Cleveland
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Jack Collins
Mansfield
Ed Kerby
Akron
Charles Lorms
Columbus
Mel Carpenter
Jack Munro
Barberton
Bob Servis
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver Transue
Canton
Michigan Quarterback Newman Leads Flawless Ohio State Play
A detailed account of Michigan star Harry Newman directing a key scoring sequence against Ohio State. Newman fakes, passes, and orchestrates a designed play to run end routes, with Reeczi receiving for a touchdown after a precise, well-executed setup. Michigan adds another score in the second period.
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Harry Newman
Michigan
Ohio State
Newman
Everhardus
Ohio
Reeczi
Publishers Syndicate
Slocum Faces Maslyk in Ridge Opening Round
Cherry Ridge club championships begin tomorrow with first round matches in three classes A B and C. Defending champion Chick Slocum draws Walt Maslyk in Class A and is favored to win, with Lloyd Lasky Bob Birch Lynn Schafer Stan Machock and Chuck Rudy among other strong contenders.
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Hersh Shannon
Chick Slocum
Walt Masik
Lloyd Lasky
Bob Birch Lynn Schafer
Stan Madock
Chuck Rudy
Slocum
Lorain County
Shannon
Nelson Krug- Man
Wilbur Henry
Sam Deutsch
Jay Huffman
Johnny Banick
Bob Birch
Howard Stanford
Dale, White
Lynn Schafer
Claude Geisel
Heinie Fisher
Walt Maslyk
Stan Machock
George Gould
Mike Fey
A. Taylor
Stan Snyder
Bill Baughman
F. J. Schumm
Jay Fitch
Pete Dirlam
J. E. Betterridge
Carl Gerber
A. J. Smith
B. E. Smith
George Powell
Red Birds Need But One Win To Clinch AA Flag
In Minneapolis the Columbus Red Birds seek one more victory to clinch the American Association pennant after a 10th inning win earlier in the series. Yesterday Columbus homered five times as they beat the Millers 7 to 5 with Heath Cullop Rothrock De lancer and Glenn among the homer makers.
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Minneapolis
Columbus Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Joe Glenn
Helsclaw
Nurray
Vandenberg
Tauscher
Columbus
Clarence Hesse
Paul Dean
Heath
Cullop
Rothrock
Delancer
Holland
Glenn
Yesterday's Stars By United Press
TED GULMIC, BROWNS-Tri pled with two on to defeat Wash INKSON. JOHNNY ALLEN, YANKEES -Held Chicago to two hits. ORAL HILDEBRAND, INDI ANS-Held Red Sox to two hits. EDGAR HOULEY, PHILLIES -Limited Pirates to four hits.
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United Press
Ted Gulmic
Browns
Inkson
Johnny Allen
Yankees
Chicago
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Red Sox
Edgar Houley
Phillies
Pirates
Amateur King Dunlap Wins National Championship Cup
New York’s amateur golfer King George T. Dunlap Jr. wins the national amateur championship at Cincinnati’s Kenwood course. Canada’s Sandy Somerville, the 1932 champion, is eliminated in an early round.
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George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
America
Kenwood Course
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sandy Somerville
Canada
Motor Oil Pin League Opens Friday at Sammy Cooke’s
The Motor Oil Bowling league will open Friday night at Sammy Cooke's Recreation Parlors. The league will toll a split season schedule with halves ending December 22 and April 6. All Istia bowlers should be on hand Friday at 30 dollars and submit eligible bowlers to Art Patch, president.
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Lorain
Motor Oil
Sammy Cooke
Eistia
Art Patch
Lorain Manager Seeks Contact From Herman Klein
Herman Klein is asked to get in touch immediately with Manager Bill Marks of the Lorain, reachable at the corner of Globe and 29th Street. Lorain.
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Bleian—Aulick
Herman Klein
Bill Marks
The
Lorain Orchants
Marks
Globe and
29Th Street
Lorain
Quinn Named Brooklyn Club Business Manager
Boston report states Bob Quinn former Red Sox president and former Reading Pa minor league chief will take over as general manager of the Brooklyn Club of the National League starting October 1 according to United Press.
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Boston
Wic
Bob Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Reading
Brooklyn
United Press
Mid-Atlantic Prospects Eye Higher Levels In Baseball
A Columbus report previews Mid-Atlantic League talents likely to reach major league levels next year. Five left handed pitchers Wayne LaMaster John Van De Meer Al Milnar Luther Thomas Kemp Wicker plus outfielders and a second base pair and catchers show promise. Milnar stands out after fanning 15 batters in an exhibition, while Walter Millies and Buddy Hassett emerge as strong minor league hopefuls.
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Mid-Atlantic
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Jim Collins
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommy Bridges
Frank Dolsack
Irvin Fox
Gerald Walker
Detroit Tigers
Wayne LaMaster
Charleston
John van de Meer
Dayton
al Milnar
Zanesville
Luther Thomas
Kemp Wicker
Wheeling
Thomas
Milnar
Walter Millies
John “Buddy” Hassett
Yankees
Yankee Farm
Yarosz Defeats Dundee in Thrilling 10 Round Swing
Yarosz, a Monaca, Pennsylvania fighter, outpointed Vince Dundee over 10 rounds to secure a clear victory. Negotiations began to pit Yarosz against Lou Brouillard for the world middleweight title with Madison Square Garden officials discussing a bout as early as November 17. Ray Foutts and Jimmy Bronson pored over gate shares. Garden offers 12 1/2 percent, Foutts seeks more.
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N. 1
D.n
Teddy Yarosz
Pennsylvania
Lou Brouillard
Yarosz
Vince Dundee
Ray Foutts
New York
Jimmy Bronson
Madison Square Garden
Yarosz-Brouillard
the Garden
Foutts
Monaca
Brouillard
Dundee
Johnnie Healer
Hesley
Crimson Coach Chides Poor Elyria Showing Against Medina
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer voiced strong displeasure after a loss to Medina, ordering overtime practices all week. He praised Medina’s strong unit and warned Fremont High looms, citing standout Fremontine players and concerns over injuries to Cullin and Fitzpatrick.
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C-T
Pos Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Medina
Crimson
Crimson Flashes
Fremont High
Clymer
Fremont-Oak Harbor
Sandusky County
Fremont
Fremontine
Flash
Moore
Hess
Christy
Crymer
Jack Cullin
Cullin
Fitzpatrick
Gene Myers
Medina High Eleven
Major League Leaders in Batting and Runs Batted In
In this stat brief the Phillies and Athletics players dominate the leaderboards with Foxx and Gehrig among the top batters. Ruth and others appear in HR and RBI lists amid a cloud of OCR garble.
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Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Yatkees
Luke Sewell Way to World Series Glory with Senators
James Luther Sewell born January 15 1901 in Titus Alabama rose from University of Alabama catcher to major leaguer with the Cleveland Indians. After a decade as first string catcher he was traded January 7 this year for Roy Spencer and joined the Senators aiming for October. Sewell bats right throws right, 5 feet 9 1 2 inches and 170 pounds.
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James Luther Sewell
Titus
Ala
Luke
Senators
Joe
University of Alabama
Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Steve O’neill
Tribe
Indians
Roy Spencer
Standings and Results from Yesterday's Baseball Games
Standings show New York leading with 58 wins and 54 losses, St Louis 67 in the chase, Boston and Philadelphia close behind. Yesterday's results feature St Louis 4 New York 3, Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4, Boston 5 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 20 Philadelphia 1, with upcoming games listed including New York at St Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago. The note adds a line about Susannah Deakarliv re, a forgotten English actress and dramatist from 1667 to 1723, who wrote 19 comedies including The Bold Stroke for a Wife.
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Philadelphia
Lerrotts
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Chicago
Texay
Detroit
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Eaterday
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Brooklyn
Susannah Deatlivre
Fea Reague
G.B
Boston Staaae
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