Schmeling Baer Bout Draws New York Promoter Bets
Max Schmeling and Max Baer set for a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium on Thursday. Schmeling, favored 2 to 1, trains in New Jersey while Baer embraces offense in Atlantic City practice. Advance sales near $100,000 with potential 55,000 spectators and $250,000 gate if weather cooperates.
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Standings Today in the American Association
The American Association standings show Minneapolis at 11-7, Toledo 11-6, Kansas City 10-4, St Paul 9-3, Indianapolis 9-3, Columbia 8-?, Milwaukee 2-3, Louisville 4-. The second game was halted in the seventh, six o clock law.
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International and Southern Association baseball scores
Net results show Toronto 0-3 Buffalo 5-7 Montreal 2-2 Rochester 4-1 Baltimore 5-10 Jersey City 6 Newark 9-4 Albany 1-1 Nashville 1-6 New Orleans 2 Atlanta 5-2 Little Rock 4-3 Chattanooga 3-2 Birmingham 3 Knoxville 4-2 Memphis 3-5 Ossie Bluege of the Senators singled in the 13th to drive in a run for a 4-3 win over the Red Sox.
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Canton Cafe Ad Highlights Specialties and Hours
An old style cafe advertisement notes Canton Cafe serving chop suey and noodles as specialties with short orders available all day from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The ad emphasizes casual Canton cuisine and continuous service.
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Yankees Use Poison Pitching To Dump Athletics Series
The New York Yankees overwhelmed Philadelphia with strong pitching as 43 Athletics batters were retired by strikeouts across four games. Lefty Gomez Walter Brown and Don Brennan led 13 and 12 K’s with other strong starts, while Johnny Allen’s one hit allowed a 6-0 win in a later game.
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Major league leaders and stats roundup
National and American League leaders highlighted with top batting averages runs RBIs and pitching wins. Notable names include Klein Phillies Hodapp Red Sox Gehrig Yankees and Hallahan Carlton Cardinals Schumacher Giants with strong showings. A late note recalls a Giants three hit shutout against Brooklyn.
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Shopmen, Kwality Kids clash after 8 5 win
In Overland Park the Shopmen beat the Kwality Kids 8 to 5 and the Merchants beat the Expressmen 2 to 1 in a Sunday doubleheader. Johnny Reese and Glenn Hadley pitched for the Kids, while Bill McAughey and Howdy Larson worked for the Shopmen.
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Baseball Openers Feature Multi Hit and Power Displays
Yesterday's action highlighted Frank Frisch and Jim Bottomley with three hits each in the opener for the Cardinals and Reds respectively, Bottomley adding two steals. Russell Van Atta and Johnny Allen led the Yankees with six and one hit while fanning 18 against the Athletics. Floyd Vaughan sparked the Pirates and Pat Malone the Cubs with strong hits and pitching. White Sox and Braves delivered wins as Roy Spencer and Gerald Walker produced key runs and five hits in two games.
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Ross Park Pro Takes Match In Golf Series
Ross Park pro Borg defeated Marshall the Country Club pro by one hole and two strokes in the third match of the series. First round 39 for Borg and 36 for Marshall, second round 35 for Borg and 39 for Marshall. Ross Park won the inter club match 22 to 5 as University team withdrew.
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Junior Squad Split Into Giants and Dodgers for Week of Games
After the East-West series, the American Legion junior squad shrank to 32 players split into two teams the Giants and Dodgers. Managers Wy We Brothers with Charles Caccia lead the Giants. JoKiel and C Mariano lead the Dodgers. Each roster lists bolded players, with further cuts expected reducing to about twenty, then select fifteen to represent Pocatello Post in the state championship bid.
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Beavers Take Two Of Three In Coast League Series
Portland remains on pace for the Coast league pennant with a 6-3 win over Los Angeles in the finale as Joe Bowman limits the Angels to six hits for a 6-2 victory. Rudy Kallio outduels Ballou 3-2 in 13 innings for his eighth straight win. LeRoy Herrman blanks the champions 11-0 as Portland climbs toward first division after week eight.
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Seals fall as Indians, Solons, and Hollywood split recent games
The weekend slate ended with mixed results as Sacramento and Oakland split a three game set, the Solons taking two of three with a 9-5 win and two other scores 15-10 and 1-5. Hollywood rebounded to beat Oakland 12-5, taking the series 5-2, while a rain postponement affected the second game of a doubleheader. San Francisco failed to overtake Seattle for seventh place as the Seans and Indians split their eight game series four games each. Phil Radonits logged his fourth straight win in a 13-4 victory over the Seals, and Curt Davis limited the Indians in the first game before the nightcap 10-1 win.
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