Sharkey Schmeling Title Fight Attracts Pocatello Fans
The Pocatello Tribune invites readers to hear a full blow by blow report of the Sharkey Schmeling heavyweight title bout with megaphone and radio and a Yankee Stadium leased wire. The event draws intense interest with 75 000 expected fans and a potential $700 000 take as Sharkey faces Schmeling in New York.
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Heavyweight Rivals Set For Thrilling Yankee Stadium Battle
Promoters expect an epic clash between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on Thursday. Sharkey brings experience, polish, and power while Schmeling offers aggressive counterpunching and youth. About 60,000 fans and significant money are invested as both fighters prepare for an all out attack, with the first solid connect likely deciding the bout.
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Grove Suffers Initial Defeat in Relief Role
Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics took his first loss of the season as the White Sox defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 in a ten inning game.
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Cardinals End Slump With 2-1 Victory Over Braves
The St. Louis Cardinals halted a skid by beating the Boston Braves 2 to 1 in ten innings. The game, extended by rain breaks in extras, showcased a tense finale as both teams pushed toward a decisive conclusion.
Standings and Scores From Western and American Leagues
Des Moines 2 Oklahoma City 3. Toledo 7 Topeka 2. Denver 7 St. Joseph 2. Omaha Wichita rain. Minneapolis 6 Columbus 10. St Paul 5 Toledo 7. Kansas City 2 Louisville 3 in 14 innings.
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Big Six Baseball Leaders See Rain Interlude
Al Simmons led the Big Six in a rain interrupted day with a homer a double and two singles in five at bats lifting his average 12 points to .389 Babe Herman reclaimed first at .418 as Riggs Stephenson dropped to .404 after a 0-for-4. Babe Ruth fell after a single in five. The standings updated.
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Andy High drove in the winning run in the tenth to lift the Cardinals past the Braves and end a losing streak. Chuck Klein tied a sixteenth homer for the Phillies in a win over the Cubs. Bud Clancy drove in a key hit for the White Sox to beat the A’s despite Al Simmons collecting four hits including a homer and a double. Herb Pennock pitched well for the Yankees to take the series from the Browns. Boxing note: Jack Thompson defends Welterweight form as he meets Joe Cardoza in a ten round non title bout in Los Angeles on June 17.
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Stribling Seeks Championship Bout in New York Trip
Chicago June 11 AP report says W L Young Stribling stops training to fly to New York and watch Sharkey versus Schmeling decide the next heavyweight title. Von Porat remains in Chicago to train for the June 18 bout.
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Miller Leads With Three Hits In Tight Game
Regan Rhyne and Durst contribute three base hits as Miller wins. Double plays featured Koenig to Geh ringer to Alexander and Koenig to Alexander. MacPaycen earns the win, Herring takes the loss.
Green Bucket to Close Thursday Night Dances for Summer
The Green Bucket announces cancellation of Thursday night dances for the summer season. No dances will be held Thursday evenings during the warm months.
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Clubs Postpone Major-Minor Draft Pact Talks
In Chicafo the meeting of club owners from the American Association Pacific Coast and International leagues to decide on renewing the minor league draft agreement with the majors has been moved from June 16 to August 5.
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Southern Association Scores and Standings Incomplete
Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 4 to 3 and Nashville beat Birmingham 9 to 1. Little Rock won 5 to 4 over New Orleans with six other games postponed by rain. International League led Newark 32 to 0 in progress, other results not reported.
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Major League Leaders As Of June 10 Baseball Stats
National leaders include Herman Robins in batting at .418 and runs with 51 tied by Frederick Robins. Klein of the Phillies leads RBIs with 57. Herman Robins and Terry tie for hits at 79. Frisch leads doubles with 21. Cuyler tops triples with 9 and home runs with 18. Cuyler also has 14 stolen bases. American leaders show Rice of the Senators at .400 batting and Ruth of the Yankees with 55 runs and 55 RBIs. Rice also has 78 hits. Gehringer and Cronin share 19 doubles. Combs has 8 triples. Ruth leads with 19 home runs and Rice has 11 stolen bases.
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Cardinals Slip From National League Lead in Slow Stumble
The St. Louis Cardinals cooled after a season of rapid rise, losing five straight before a ten-inning 2 1 victory over the Boston Braves. The Cubs fell to Brooklyn while Philadelphia split with Detroit as rainouts blanketed remaining games. The Athletics lost 7 6 in 11 innings to Chicago, and the Red Sox hammered the White Sox 12 6 as the Yankees beat the Browns 5 3.
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Tilden to Enter Court Tournament
Bill Tilden, veteran tennis champion, will enter the Pacific coast tennis tournament this October at the California Tennis Club in San Francisco. Dr Sumner Hardy announced today. Before appearing there Tilden will compete in the Pacific Southwest championships at Los Angeles in September.
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Arthur Shires Returns to Bench for White Sox
Chicago June 11 AP Arthur The Great Shires is back on the White Sox bench after an injury during batting practice. Bud Clancy filled in and won the game in the 11th inning, while Shires continues to struggle with a batting average below last winter’s mark.
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Boxing Night Fights Report From Cities
Results from Milwaukee Toronto Chicago Los Angeles and more show Benny Bass Frankie Genaro Earl Mastro Sally Schuman and others winning or outpointing opponents. In Brookings South Dakota the coaches Eckberg and Edmonds resign after successful seasons.
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Hafey in Serious Condition For Cardinals Outfielder
St Louis June 11 Chick Hafey is in serious condition after being ordered home from New York for examination. Dr Emmet P North a eye specialist said Hafey would not be cleared to return to the game without a long rest.
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