Anodes Shade Crawleys In City League Clash 4-3
Anodes edged Crawley Motors 4-3 to move within two games of the City league lead. Price-Kearns beat Knights of Columbus 9-4 to tighten third place as Parks swept Silver Bow Motors 4-2 in the Commercial League. South Side Hardwares won 13-10 over De Molay Alumni in overtime. Swanson and Cannon dueled as Swanson allowed equal hits and Bubash homered for Anodes. injuries sidelined Swede Gerry for Crawleys.
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Crawley Motors
Price-Kearns
Anacondans
Knights of Columbus
Silver Bow Parks
Silver Bow Motors
South Side Hardwares
de Molay
Young Cannon
Swanson
Bubash
Len
Ed Gerry
Crawleys
Gerry
Anderson
Math’sonif
Lgerryss
Om'a
Matheson
McGeehan
Maeffi
Hartzell
E. Gerry
Maffei
Cannon
Carmichael
T. Dennehy
Kingston
Smith
Parks
Nettleton
Silver Bow Park
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Bates
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Seymour
World's best high jumpers vie at Chicago meet
Giants stay home as New Yorkers miss bids in Soldier Field events. Walter Marty of Fresno State targets another world record in the high jump while a strong field from Auburn Stanford Michigan and Southern California battles for vault supremacy. Graber Miller duel headlines the pole vault with Looming world mark hopes.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Walter Marty
Fresno State
West Coast
H. R. Spencer
Geneva College
L. G. Richy
Auburn
Bob van Osdel
Southern California
Duncan McNaughton
Willis Ward
Michigan
Bill Miller
Stanford
Graber
International Federation
Miller
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Ike Lennington
Irving Seeley
Illinois
John Wonsowitz
Ohio State
Mat Gordy
Louisiana State
Bernard Deacon
Zimmerman
Cunningham
Jules Ladoumegue
France
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Ray Sears
Butler
Notable milers clash at Big Ten collegiate meet in Milwaukee
Cunningham faces strong rivals at Milwaukee meet including Dean Woolsey Illinois Bill Howell Michigan Charles Popejoy Purdue Charlie Hornbostel Indiana and Chauncey Stout Tennessee. All contenders have run the mile under 4 18 breaking the barrier in the past season.
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Milwaukee
Cunningham
Dean Woolsey
Ilinois
Bill Howell
Michigan
Charles Popejoy
Purdue
Charlie Hornbostel
Indiana
Chauncey Stout
University of Tennessee
Stroke Fells Old Joe Humphries, Ring Announcer
FAIRHAVEN N J June 14 The voice that has bellowed homes weights and results at countless ring bouts was reduced to a whisper tonight as Joe Humphries dean of Americas boxing announcers lay at Fairhaven Inn a paralytic stroke felled him His right arm and side were paralyzed and doubts were expressed that he could ever again announce the winnah and new champeen.
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Fairhaven
N. J
Joe Humphries
America
Fairhaven Inn
Cafe Boys Defeat Brewerymen 10-5 In Junior League Play
In local American Legion junior bageb all standings the Cafe Boys downed the Butte Brewery 10 to 5 to sit second alone. Michalsky and Otis powered the winners while Finberg and Koka sketched the losses.
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Chequamegons
Butte Brewery
American Legion
Michalsky
Otis
Battery
Finberg
Koka
A's Reinstate Earnshaw After Suspension
George Earnshaw of the Athletics was returned to good standing after a conference with manager Connie Mack. Earnshaw had been suspended ten days ago and fined 500 dollars for breaking training.
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Earnshaw
Philadelphia
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Hurler
Connie Mack
Wimbledon Opens With Star Field For Championship
London June 14 The entry list for the Wimbledon tennis championship beginning June 26 shows an all star field led by defending champions Ellsworth Vines and Mrs Helen Wills Moody.
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Wimbledon
London
Ellsworth Vines
Helen Wills Moody
Dempsey Visited Sharkey Camp Sparking Garden Showdown Rumors
Jack Dempsey paid a social call at Gus Wilson’s training camp where Jack Sharkey is preparing for Primo Carnera. Rumors spread of a Garden Dempsey alliance to promote the Sharkey Carnera bout, while Dempsey is a rival promoter. Various scenarios unfold across Madison Square Garden and New York boxing circles.
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Orangeburgh
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Gus Wilson
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Sharkey-Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey
New York
Garden
Bowl
Long Island City
Uptown
Johnson
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Queensboro Stadium
Carnera
Pompton Lakes
William Harrison
Carnera vows to whip Sharkey and return stronger
Primo Carnera says he is a much better fighter now, faster and smarter, and ready to fight Jack Sharkey. He dismisses fears of Baer, claiming he can knock out anyone who exposes his chin, and notes improvements in speed, defense, and a sharper left hand.
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Henry M’lemore
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Sep Nee
Primo
Baer
Pisa
Bobcat Holst Entered In Two East Track Races
Bozeman Montana June 14 Clarence Holst a Montana State College graduate leaves Chinook to train at Northwestern University for the National AAU games in Chicago He is listed for the 5000 meter on June 29 and the 1500 meter on June 30, cited as Montana State’s greatest distance runner.
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Bozeman
Chicago
Clarence Holst
Chinook
Montana State College
Holst
Montana State
Northwestern University
Giants Rally For 8-5 Win Over Braves In Nine
New York Giants erase a five run Boston lead scoring five in the second. Adolf Luque holds the Braves to two hits through seven innings before knotting the game with a seventh inning single and spohrer adds a ninth inning RBI as New York captures an 8 to 5 victory.
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Adolf Luque
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Luque
Braves
Spohrer
Giants
Pred Frankhouse
Boston
Knothe
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Mowry If
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Schmeling Plans Autumn Return to Face Baer
Max Schmeling said he would return to the United States in the fall to fight Max Baer after sailing to Germany. He downplayed a recent tenth round TKO at Yankee Stadium and praised Baer as a better fighter than he expected, promising to tighten defense next time.
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Germany
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
United States
Baer
Yankee Stadium
Pena Wins First 15 Round Go For 39 Years in Chi
Johnny Pena the New York featherweight defeated Varias Milling of Los Angeles in Chicago at Mills stadium marking the first 15 round bout there in 39 years. Pena out punched Milling in the final five rounds after a close start, Milling bleeding from the mouth at the end. Milling weighed 125 and Pena 128 pounds. The bout was the first under the new 15 round law with a 15 percent state tax. In the 8 round semi win Marty Sampson beat Joe Reguzzoni.
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Chicago
Johnny Pena
New York
Varias Milling
Los Angeles
Mills Stadium
Pena
Milling
Marty Sampson
Joe Reguzzoni
Detroit
Four Columbus Stars Barred For Salary Violation
Four Columbus American Association players Art Shires Charley Wilson Gordon Slade and Jim Lindsey were barred and Columbus fined 500 for violating the salary agreement. Shires accused of receiving a major league salary. Players may play until Saturday night. disposition rests with the St. Louis Cardinals farm club.
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India
Apolis
Columbus American Association
T. J. Hickey
Art Shires
Charley Wilson
Gordon Slade
Jim Lindsey
St. Louis Cardinals
Westrope Rides 3 More Winners at Belmont Card
Westrope the Montana jockey rode three winners at Belmont Park on June 14 as outsiders claimed five of six races. He won on Nightship in the curtain raiser Outbound in the third event and Battling On in the seventh, plus a second with Sambo Brown in the final race.
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New York
A. C. Bostwick
Belmont Park
Johnny Westrope
Montana
Chicago
Lincoln Fields
Westrope
Sambo Brown
Waner Vaughan Traynor Suhr Grace Home Run
Home run by Watkins and sacrifices by P Waner Collins highlight a baseball recap. Double plays by Frisch and Collins, and left on base counts show Pittsburgh seven and St. Louis six. Meine was the losing pitcher.
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Johnson
Chicaeo
Stephenson
W. Herman
PF. Herman
Hemsley
Morrissey
Cincinnat
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Bill Hallahan
Pittsburgh
Louis Ano
L.waner If
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P.waner
Meine
Finney
French
Thevenow
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P. Waner
Vaughn
Crabtree
Watkins
Durocher
Vaughan
Traynor
Medwick
Waner
Suhr
Grace
Collins
Miller
TOON
Seconcries Saveee
Crigreo
Scharein
West
Garms
Campbell
Gullic
Burns
Levey
Appling
Kress
Shea
Heas
Simmons
Hadley
Chicago
Gregory
Dodgers End Slump With 6 3 Win Over Phillies
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 to 3 as Ray Benge limits the Phils to eight hits. Chuck Klein homered for Philadelphia and Don Hurst added a circuit blast. Taylor Cuccinello Stripp and Jordan drove runs for Brooklyn while Klein and Hurst supplied the power for the Phillies. Benge earned the win with strong early work and the bullpen closed it out.
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Dodgers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Ray Benge
Benge
Phils
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Brooklyn
Phi'dela
OA Taylor
Pullis
Judge
Bartell
BR O'Doul
O Klein Rf
Frederick Rf
O'Hurst Ib
Cucinelo
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Stripp
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Davis
Jordan Ss
Finn
Odelker
Ellicott
Collins
Dugas
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Liska
Cohen
Todd
Delker
Lopez
Jordan
O'Doul
Klein
Hurst
Taylor
Cuccinello
Red Sox Sweep Yankees In Fifth Inning Rally
The Red Sox defeated the World Series champions Yankees 13 to 5 in Boston. George Pipgras and Bob Kline gave up seven runs in two relief innings as Walter Brown walked three batters in the seventh, allowing the Yankees to tie. Ruth and Gehrig homered for New York while Reggie Ferrell and Alexander drove in four runs for Boston.
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Red Sox
Yankees
Sox
Rick Farrell
George Pipgras
Yanks
Pipgras
Bob Kline
Walter Brown
Pennock
Gomer
New York
Combs
Ruth
Sewell
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Warstler
McManus
Cooke
Alexander
Jolley
Oliver
Ferrell
R. Johnson
Crosetti
Chapman
R Johnson
Friberg
Gehris
Andrews
Brown
Comics
O Warstier
Tigers Cruise Past Indians 13-2 Behind Marberry Nine Wins
Fred Marberry extended his unbeaten string to nine as Detroit defeated Cleveland 13 to 2 in game two of a series. Detroit collected 14 hits off three Indians pitchers, with Averill homering and driving in multiple runs. Cleveland errors aided the Tigers while Boss and Gehringer led offense with several RBIs and homers from Stone and Averill.
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Fred Marberry
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Cleveland
Averill
Boss
Indians
Porter Rf
Cissell
Owen
Ser
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Browers
Vosmik If
Walkeris
Pyllake
Pullak
Hudlin
Walker
Greenberg
Hayworth
Stone
White
Marberry
Rogels
Gehringer
Ryder Cup Team Off for England
Capt. Walter Hagen and the United States golf team sailed for England to end the jinx in the rubber series. The 198? matches since 1926 have tied two wins apiece, with the next three matches at Southport on June 26 and 27. The U S won last in Columbus in 1981 by nine to three.
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New York
Walter Hagen
England
Southport
United States
Columbus
Ohio
City League Scores And Tonight's Matchups
Anaconda 4 Crawley Motors 3 and K C 4 Price Kearns 9 topped the latest results. Tonight K C meets Western Fuel at Hebgen in a scheduled city league game.
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Anaconda
Crawley Motors
K. C
Price-Kearns
Western Fuel
Hebgen
Rosedale Market Battles American Legion At Silver Bow Park
Rosedale Market faced the American Legion in a baseball game at Silver Bow Park with a late eight inning pull. Silver Bow Park hosted Silver Bow Motor against South Side Hardware earlier, while De Molay Alumni defeated Silver Bow 10 to 4 in eight innings.
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Silver Bow Park
Silver Bow Motor
South Side Hardware
de Molay Alumni
Rosedale Market
American Legion
Wonstone
S Side
de Molay
Eastern Teams Travel as Schedule Lists Full Card
New York plays Boston in an eastern matchup while Cleveland visits Detroit. Other games are not scheduled and eastern teams travel west for the remaining contests.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Early hockey scores roll in from night games
Kansas City trailed Columbus 0 to 10 in the night matchup. St Paul led Indianapolis 7 to 3 in the first period, while Minneapolis was 7 to 6 over Louisville and Milwaukee 7 to 8 against Toledo with various tallies.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Wednesday Results From Coast Games
Missions beat Sacramento 11 to 2 while Hollywood topped Oakland 11 to 8. Portland defeated Los Angeles 7 to 8 and Seattle fell to San Francisco 7 to 5.
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Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Missions
Los Angeles
Oakland Veeenereves
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
Western League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Western League results from Des Moines show Joplin 5 over 3, Hutchinson 2 over St. Joseph 8, Omaha 9 over Springfield 3, Muskogee 7 over Topeka 9. Standings reflect recent games and team performances.
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Des Moines
Joplin
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Omaha
Springfield
Muskogee
Topeka
Colorado Kid Wins Royal Hunt Cup Handicap
Colorado Kid a four year old brown colt by Colorado from Baby Polly trained by Lt Colonel Loder won the Royal Hunt cup handicap at Ascot England joining a field of 27 leading English handicappers.
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Ascot
Eng
Loder
Colorado
Baby Polly
England
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