Playoff decision aims to settle Tin contest standings
Trojans and Boonsboro clubs agreed to replay the Sunday tin contest, crucial for Yellow Jackets to stay atop the first-half standings while Williameport tracks a single defeat risk. Tad Lewis loses to Jack Bullock. promoter plans rematch. Pro-am tourney in Martinsburg features a hole in one by Paul Bennett. Sharkey-Carnera fight gate seen trimmed. Londos defends title in Baltimore. Police Newsies game at Ha getstown Stadium benefits athletic fund.
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Sharkey In Top Shape For Carnera Bout At MSG
Examinations show Jack Sharkey in peak condition for Thursday night’s 15 round bout with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden. Sharkey’s improved mix of physical and mental readiness pleases NYSAC doctor Dr. Vincent Nardiello. Carnera also trains at Pompton Lakes rounding into form as wagering odds shift to favor Sharkey at 6 to 5.
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Baseball Leaders and Leaders in Major Leagues
The latest Associated Press batting and pitching leaders are listed. Ruth and Gehrig pace home runs team by team with Cronin and Manush high in RBIs and runs. Stolen bases and pitching leaders include Walker, Allen, Crowder among top names.
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Baseball Averages Highlight Anticipated Standout Plays
Gordon Rhodes of Rednox pitched well against Browns and collected two doubles and two singles. Jim Peterson of Athletics allowed five hits in eight innings in relief against Whitesox. Ossie Bluege of Senators singled in the eighth to drive in the winning run against the Indians.
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Athletic Night At Woodmen Of The World Club
Tomorrow night at the Woodmen of the World club rooms an athletic night will be held. The program includes boxing wrestling weight lifting and other exhibitions. Luncheon will follow in the club rooms and invitations have been sent to city and nearby town fans. Events begin at 8 30 o'clock.
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American contenders reach second round at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon round two Lester Stoeten of Los Angeles and Cliff Sutter of New Orleans faced tough opponents. Stoeten defeated the Japanese Fy Nanof after a four set battle, while Sutter drew left handed Frenchman Christian Bounsus as his next challenger. Mrs. Moody opening match for the women’s singles faced Mrs. J P Macready with Helen Wills Moody seeking defense of her title.
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Butt
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Berkeley
Calif
G. Chuter
Stone coal term used by Ohio blacksmiths in early coal era
The first coal from Hocking Valley in Ohio was called stone coal by blacksmiths to distinguish it from charcoal.
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Baseball's Big Six leads with Schulte rise in averages
Fred Schulte of the Senators was the only Big Six member to gain yesterday as the National Leaguers were idle. Schulte lifted his average to .353 while the standings show Simmons Davis Cronin Klein Schulte Collins with solid hitting across 58 to 66 games, random figures and percentages recorded.
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Red Sox crush Browns in third game 13 to 6
Boston pounded three pitchers for fifteen hits to defeat St Louis 13 to 6. Rhodes led Boston with four hits while McDonald struggled, exiting in the second after early trouble. Browns bullpen and defense collapsed as Boston built a big early lead.
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Shannons Defeat Wildcat Juniors in Pitchers Duel
Ken Myers of Shannon’s star southpaw outpitched Wildcat Juniors Jim Anderson in a 4 to 0 decision at Conomac Park before a good crowd. Anderson allowed eleven hits, while Myers yielded two. Kelly of the Juniors made the running catch. Bryan starred for Shannon’s. The Shannons next face Kemp’s, then the Juniors, then Funkstown at the Park.
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Eyler
Play Off Game At The Stadium In Sunday Clash
A playoff game between the Trojans and Beansboro ends tied at 66 after ten innings and will be replayed Friday at 6 PM at the Stadium grounds. Officials say the result will influence the first half standings.
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Want Game Sunday Tilghman Ton Athletics Seeks Opponent
A note urges teams wishing to schedule a Sunday baseball game with the Tilghman ton Athletics to contact Paul Miller at his store or reach out to Manager Basore for arrangements.
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Sarazen Leads Padgham In Ryder Cup Standoff
Gene Sarazen and A H Padgham stood two holes apart at the halfway mark of their 36 hole singles match in Southport England. Abe Mitchell surged ahead of Dutra by eight holes, while other matches showed mixed progress with Craig Wood tied with W H Davies and Runyan trailing Percy Alix after 18 holes.
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Eng
Gene Sarazen
A.H. Padgham
Inch
Abe Mitchell
Dutra
Weiter Hagen
Toy J. Lacey
Barazen
Padgham
Neétle
Gene
Craig
Wood
Jersey
W. H. Davies
Paul Runyan
Percy Alix
Leo Diegel
Arthur Havers
Densmore
Shute
Spon Syd
Easterbrook
Aqueduct Meeting Finances Rise With Attendance
New York report notes a marked attendance rise at the Queens County Jockey Club meeting at Aqueduct Jewell. Opening day drew over 5,000 paid admissions, with subsequent daily averages around 2,800 and crowds around five thousand on peak days. War Glory wins the Dwyer Stakes.
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Queena County Jockey Club
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Browns rally past rivals with four hits in tight win
Dusty Rhodes leads with strong hitting as Browns strike early and hold off opposition. Boston roster notes and scattered scoring push the team to a crucial victory.
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