Schmeling Dominates Paulino In Brutal Title Fight
Max Schmeling pressured Frantino Paulino from the first bell, delivering a brutal 15 round rout. Paulino endured swelling and cuts as Schmeling’s precise punches sealed a unanimous decision by referee Arthur Donovan and the judges, with the Spaniard barely weathering the late assault.
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New York
Max Schmelins
Frantino Uzendun
Arthur Donovan
Paulino
Senena
Schmeling
Berlin
Pyrenees
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Pauline
Faulino
Punelcos
Havana Ribbon cigar advertised on ripened tobacco
Bayuk promotes Havana Ribbon cigars as made from fully ripened middle leaves and markets them as offering perfect smoking and money saving value. The pitch invites readers to grab a nickel and visit the nearest counter to try this sensational new delivery. Also available in pocket packs of five.
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Bayuk
Havana
Mr Bangs Creates Golf Course Chaos
Verne Wickham depicts a playful golf tale in which Mr Bangs, attire and gear noted, behaves rudely on greens. His antics—circling holes and distracting others with a waving handkerchief—lead to his partners restraining him on the ninth hole. The piece ends with a moral on quiet, proper conduct during play.
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Mr. Bangs
Bangs
Jenkins
Mr. Kemp
Kemp
Sir Banes
Mr. Banes
Yale Golfer Downs Champ in Intercollegiate Titles
Maurice McCarthy Jr. of Georgetown and Lester Balstad of Minnesota, defending champions, were eliminated by Yale's Tommy Aycock in New Jersey. Aycock, a Yale sophomore from Jamisonville, Fla., beat McCarthy 1 up and Bolstad 4 and 3, securing Yale’s first individual title since 1924. Marshall Forrest will face Aycock in tomorrow’s 36 hole final. France seeks postponement beyond August 1 for the war stock bill worth 409 million dollars due the United States.
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Deal
N. J
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Georgetown
Lester Balstad
Minnesota
Tommy Aycock
Yale
Jamsomville
Fla
Aycock
McCarthy
Bolstad
Dextery Cummings
Marshall Forrest
Lowell
Tommy
Paris
France
United States
Blue Ridge League Yesterday's and Today's Schedule
Blue Ridge League results show Waynesboro 82 over Hagerstown 3 5 Martinsburg 5 2 Frederick 3 4 Chambersburg 6 4 and Hanover 0 3. Today games match Waynesboro at Hagerstown Martinsburg at Frederick Hanover at Chambersburg with standings daily schedule.
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Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Frederick
Chambersburg
Hanover
Hubs vs Redbirds split double in Wayne game
Sam Stremus will hurl for the Hubs at Willow Lane as Waynesboro visits for the final game of the series. Hagerstown and Waynesboro split yesterday while Martinsburg and Frederick also divided, keeping Mickey's five and a half game lead. Meola started the opener for Hubs, Wertman finished, and Waynesboro piled four runs in the first. In the nightcap Meola allowed four hits and kept the Birds in check, with Rodgers stealing home run threat and Kelliker sealing the win with a homer in the sixth.
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Willow Lane
Waynesboro
Ladies’ Bay
Birds
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Mickey
Meola
Seins
Wertman
Rodgers
Rawlings
Jordas
Kelliker
Hagerstown AB
R. H. C. Ale
Igheatey
Rodger
Roi
Kelliher
Pytlake
Wertaian
Waynesboro R
Leroy
Dotterer
Norris
Rf .Myers
Wimer
Tieman
Arba
Lf . Widderfield. Co
Walicki
Poueeeee
Williamsport Alumni to Play Celebration Soccer Match
Williamsport High School Alumni will meet the Wildcats in a Community Park game on July 5 at 4 30 P M as part of Old Home Week celebrations. Alumni players include George Castle Harsh Newcomer Hetzer and others. lineups list multiple positions and practice times are set for Monday and Wednesday evenings.
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Williamsport High School
Wildcats
Williamsport
Leon George
Leroy Castle
Beckley Harsh
Joe Newcomer
John Hetzer
Lewis Bowser
Maurice Bowser
William Buchanan
William Hetzer
Irvin Traver
William Palmer
David Poole
Clyde Downs
Kieffer McElroy
Benford Ardinger
Robert Taylor
Edwin Reichter
Abner Kaplan
Frances Coakney
Donald Ebersole
Frank Ripple
Frank Wiederhold
Miller
Harsh
Taylor
Ibi Ardinger
N. Murray
F. T
Baseball scores from early games with several teams
American League Cleve 000 101 000 2 81 Detroit 051 000 00x 6 10 1 Ferrell Grant Myatt Carroll Shea N.Y. 000 201 000 3 10 1 Phila 002 020 02x 6 90 Hoyt Bengough Dickey Walberg Cochrane Wash 000 001 000 1 5 1 Boston 101 020 00x 4 8 21 Liska Burke Tate Spencer Morris Heving St L 000 000 004 4 8 1 Chicago 000 100 000 1 7 1 Gray Blueholder Schang Thomas Berg
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Ferrell
Grant and Myatt
Carroll and Shea
N.Y
Hoyt
Bengough
Dickey
Walberg
Cochrane
Wash
Boston
Liska
Burke
Tate
Spencer
Morris
Heving
Kreps Star at Lewistown Leads Bayoneers Batting
Jack Kreps of Lewistown is highlighted for a strong game in a loss to the Home stead Grays of the American Colored League. Kreps doubled and singled twice, plus seven chances without an error, sparking the Viscose attack. He may play with his former team the Wildcats in Williamsport this weekend as he moves up in the batting order.
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Jack Kreps
Willamsport
Lewistown
Mickey
Kreps
Williamsport
The
Wildcats
National League Cinenati Versus Pitts Baseball Card
National League game summary shows Cinenati scoring 3 runs in innings seven and nine while Pitts trips 5 runs. Pitchers May Ash and Gooch scattered runs with Meine Hargraves and Hemsley handling relief duties.
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May
Ash and
Gooch
Meine and Hargraves
Hemsley
Browns Defeat Sox To Grab Second In Hugman Stand
In a tight American League race, the Browns edged the White Sox 4 to 1 to climb into second place behind the leaders Hugman. The Athletics beat the Yankees 6 to 3 in Philadelphia as George Walberg shut down New York and Max Bishop drove in runs, while other AL results included the Red Sox over Washington and Detroit beating Cleveland. Rogers Hornsby added a homer in a Cardinals win over the Cubs.
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William J. Ghipman
Associated Press
John Heydler
Ficht
Athletics
Yankees
Hugmen
Philadelphia
Browns
White Sox
Kee
Max Bishop
Walberg
Bing Miller
Hoyt
Tony Lazze
Gehrig
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Clarence Mitchell
Tia
Rajah
Guy Busy
Joe McCarthy
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