Baer Support Rallies as Hour for Big Fight Nears
In New York on June 13 fans rally behind Max Baer as he prepares to challenge Primo Carnera for the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. A recent examination deemed both fighters in fine condition despite Carnera's throat cold, with fight turnout expected to reach about 40,000 paying spectators and gate around 350000 dollars.
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Home Run Race Tightens As Klein Hits 15th for Cubs
Baseball’s home run chase remains unsettled as Klein ties Bonura Gehrig and Ott with 15 after a Cubs 6 to 5 win over the Phillies. Ruth’s 10th would have counted but rain halted the game. Collins hits No. 14 for St Louis in a 7 to 3 win over Boston. Giants cruise 12 to 1 over Cincinnati while Brooklyn erases a late deficit to beat Pittsburgh 9 to 7.
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P A C Defeats Eagles 12 to 2 in City League
P A C traded places with the Eagles in City league standings Tuesday evening as the Lodgemen dropped to the cellar after a 12 to 2 defeat. McAughey limited the Eagles to six hits with eight strikeouts, Bybee Myers and Liday led P A C with two hits each including Myers triple. Wyatt had a pair of base hits for Eagles.
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Bordagaray Returns to Aid Solons in Coast League
Stanley Frenchy Bordagaray came back to Sacramento from Chicago and hit two singles in three at bats as the Solons edged San Francisco 2 1. Hurlers Lauri Vinci and the Seals held the visitors to four hits. Los Angeles beat Oakland 6 1 with Louis Garland driving in four runs. rainouts halted Seattle and the Missions. Portland failed to reach Los Angeles due to train connections.
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Boxing results from last night across four cities
In Los Angeles Lasky outpointed Le vinsky after ten rounds. Limas edged McFarland in Oakland over ten. Salvatore defeated Corbett in Chicago over eight. Chong stopped Salbano in Houston when the bout was halted after the referee was struck. Fort Worth reports presence of Wilson.
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Lasky Hands Levinsky Brutal Boxing Loss at Olympic
Minneapolis heavyweight Art Laskey outpointed King Levinsky in ten rounds at the Olympic in Los Angeles crowd of 11 000. Lasky landed body and head blows, dominating from start to finish and prompting a postfight dispute over prize money and threats. Levinsky arrived late and faced pressure from creditors after a chaotic scene with his sister co manager and state inspectors.
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Wrestling Scorer Records Fast Pin in Albany Bout
In Albany Ed George of North Java New York tossed Gino Garibaldi of St Louis in 28 minutes 51 seconds. The match showcased a sharp technique display with a decisive fall for the local favorite. Joe from Three Rivers Quebec is noted in nearby coverage.
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Baseball Leaders From AP Report Highlight Standout Stats
The AP recap lists top season figures: Tigers Gehringer .403 and Manush .390 in batting, Manush 82 hits, Bonura and Gehrig with 15 homers, Gomez 9-1 and Dean 7-0 in pitching, plus runners like Vaughan 50 runs and Ott 53 RBIs in the NL, with notable leaders across both leagues.
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Babich to Join Brooklyn Nationals from Pacific Coast
Johnny Babich aged 20 and 6 feet 2, weighing 192 pounds, leaves the San Francisco Seals for Brooklyn after being picked up by the Missions of the Pacific Coast League. This will be his first trip east as he brings $25,000 and two players. He won 20 games and lost 15 for the Missions last season. Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan defeated Jim Tingus of New York in straight falls.
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