Sharkey Foul Ends Near Championship Clash at Yankee Stadium
The fight between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling ends in a disqualification after Sharkey’s late fourth round foul. Schmeling, battered yet declared winner, gains disputed world heavyweight status as 70,000 fans witness the controversial finish and a $740,000 gate.
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Indians blank Phillies in 14th inning slugfest
Morgan belts three homers including two with two on as Cleveland beats Philadelphia 8 to 4 in a wild 14 inning game. Myatt also homered for the Tribe, while Averill was hit by a pitch to force in a run.
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Pirates Stop Giants In Nine Inning Victory
Pirates halt Giants 7 to 4 as Comoro sky Bartell Lindstrom Ott Chantham and Bar tell homer. Fitzsimmons takes loss while Heving and Critz turn double plays in a windy game at home.
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Phillies Top Cubs 5 3 For Series Lead
Claude Willoughby earned his first win of the season as the Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 3 in an abbreviated game, giving Philadelphia the series lead.
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Sharkey Presses Schmeling In Tight Fight
Sharkey probes Schmeling with sharp lefts and rights as the German absorbs body blows. Max counterpunched and shook Sharkey with a series of rights, facing a renewed Sharkey attack into Round Three where Schmeling wavered and clung to the ropes amid a flurry of jabs and rights.
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Schmeling Wins On Foul In Sharkey Rematch
At Yankee Stadium on June 13 Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey by foul at the decision of referee Crowley. Schmeling suffered a left scrotum blow and rode a sick discomfort as Sharkey pressed the attack. Sharkey tearfully lamented the outcome saying he could have knocked Schmeling out and Schmeling vowed a future rematch.
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Dempsey Delays Return Quest After Health Check
Los Angeles June 13 AP Jack Dempsey former world champion said he may return to training but will wait until fully recovered from recent operation before deciding if he will re enter the ring. He commented on the Sharkey Schmeling fight noting it was unfortunate the bout ended as it did.
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Sullivan King Tut Bout Postponed by Rain
The scheduled ten round fight between My Sullivan and King Tut in St. Paul was postponed due to Azin and forecast showers. Officials expect the bout may be held this evening if conditions improve.
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Match Likely for Sharkey Schmeling Rematch in September
The New York bout fuels a possible September return to settle heavyweight chaos. William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden plans discussion on promotion while Sharkey faces penalties under state rules for fouling. Both boxers split 5 percent of a $700,000 net gate, roughly $175,000 each, with per-round shares around $12,000.
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No Favorites In American Derby
Chicago June 13 The $50 000 American derby at Washington Park tomorrow promises a wide open race after the withdrawal of Gallant Fox and Whichone A strong field of three year olds includes Ned O from G W Foreman Balto Md Swinfield Snowflake Xenofol Dark Sea Horn Pipe Wheatley stables Gallant Knight from Audley Farm and Tannery from E F Pritchard Ned O finished third in the Kentucky Derby and the western hopes center on Gallant Knight and Tannery with no clear standout favorite
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Northwest golfers compete in Pacific Northwest Open
Thirty professional and 23 amateur golfers opened the two day 72 hole medal play Pacific Northwest open in Vancouver. Neil Christian of Portland pro arrived to defend the title won last year in Seattle. The Pacific Northwest amateur tour championships for men and women will be played here next week.
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Fights Last Night Report On Boxing Cards
Major results from New York Springfield and Oklahoma City events. Schmeling beat Sharkey on points in one bout. Fay outpointed Hoff man and Lam ar defeated Osa. Poreda outpointed Bianchi. Brand stopped by Cicucello. Taylor stopped Kaiser while Dillon KO’d Fitzsimmons and Dunn beat Brown on fouls.
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Sacramento Stays Ahead of League With Victory
Sacramento beat Oakland 14 to 12 in a late burst after eight pitchers split the mound duties. San Francisco fell to Los Angeles 4 to 3 as Hollywood defeated Cincinnati 8 to 5, widening the gap in the Pacific Coast League race. Rain delayed Portland at Seattle.
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Boise Inaugurates Thirty Mile Derby
Jim Fowler of Eagle Idaho, a former College of Idaho distance star, walked 30 miles from Caldwell to Boise in 6 hours 1 minute to win the first annual Bunion derby amid the Boise basin days centennial Old Oregon Trail celebration. Boise finished second by half a minute. other finishers included Vince Skubal of Nampa Hugh ton Marchmonte of Idaho City and Henri Strand of Walla Walla.
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Carnival Dance at Nelson's Hall This Saturday
Nelson's Hall hosts a Carnival Dance with the Nite Hawks Orchestra. Horns caps and confetti are sold at the hall and a pond fishing game offers a prize for every try. Tickets are 50 cents for couples.
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