Max Schmeling to Tour States Before Return to Germany
Max Schmeling plans a U.S. tour and a movie before returning to Germany. He suffered a fourth round punch from Jack Sharkey that harmed his claim to the heavyweight title, with contenders Stribling and Phil Scott gaining momentum.
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Wills and Feraci Fight to Ten-Round Draw in San Diego
Young Harry Wills, local welterweight, and Charles Feraci of New Orleans battled ten rounds in San Diego. Feraci led after four rounds, but Wills surged in the ninth, chasing and exchanging blows to finish even at the final bell.
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Goslin Traded to Browns for Manush and Crowder
Washington shortstop outfielder Goslin is traded to the St. Louis Browns for Heinie Manush and pitcher Alvin Crowder in a straight swap with no cash. The deal was arranged by Browns president Bill DeWitt and Senators chief Clarke Griffith via telephone. Goslin to wear Brownie colors for a four game set at Sportsman's Park, Washington to debut Manush in Senators outfield.
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Fourteen Horses Named for Washington Park American Derby
At Chicago June 14 1930 fourteen horses were named for the Washington Park American Derby worth 50000 dollars with no championship involved Gallant Fox is withdrawn Snowflake of the East Alcibiades of the West and Gallant Knight feature as top contenders Portmanteau and General Jackson appear unlikely hopefuls at post time.
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Big Six Baseball Leaders See Shifts After Day
The Associated Press reports Chuck Klein maintains top standing in the Big Six despite going 1 for 4, dropping to .412. Babe Herman drops. Paul Waner and Babe Ruth rise, Waner reaching .389 to tie with Al Simmons as he goes 2 for 4 with a double and a sacrifice.
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Nelson's Hall Saturday Night Confeud Sold
Nelson's Hall reports a sale of the hall on a Saturday night amid confusion as attendees note a con feud and unclear event status. No further details available from the fragment.
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Reds on Homer Hitting Spree Across Coast Play
In San Francisco on June 14 the Missions powered past Hollywood 8 to 5 as Rosenberg hit two homers and Boone Hoffman and Monroe added one each. Pillette earned the win while three third inning drives set a park record. Oakland outscored Sacramento 6 to 5 on a Lombardi double in the ninth. Los Angeles moved within a game of second with a 6 to 2 win over San Francisco and Portland beat Seattle 5 to 1 to lead the series.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Season Baseball Leaders
Bill Walker of the Giants won the eighth game by a 7-2 margin over the Pirates, allowing six hits. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves hit a key 10th inning single that helped Welsh score to beat the Cardinals. Ad Liska of the Senators pitched four hits through six and beat the White Sox 6-2. Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs slugged two homers in a 7-5 win over the Phillies. Rip Collins of the Browns held the Red Sox to four hits in 11 innings for a 1-0 victory.
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Clarence Favored in Marathon Run
Los Angeles June 14 AP Clarence is named the favorite in the marathon as America watches the event unfold with broad public interest and anticipation.
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Indians climb to first after string of wins and 15-2 victory
The Cleveland Indians surged to the top of the American League with their seventh straight win, routing the world champion Yankees 15 to 2 as Wes Ferrell earned his tenth victory. The Senators beat the White Sox 6 to 2, while St. Louis edged Boston 1 to 0 in 11 innings. In the NL, Adolfo Luque lost his first game as Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 8 to 5, and Gabby Hartnett led Chicago past Philadelphia 7 to 6 with two homers.
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Two-base hits pace pitchers as French loses in tight game
In a baseball game at New York, Pitts broke a tie with two-base hits from French Bartell and a three-base shot by O Farrell. A double play by Bartell Grantham and Suhr turned a key moment. French was the losing pitcher.
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Demar Favored to Win 26 Mile Olympic Trial Race
Demar of Keene New Hampshire leads a 60 runner field in the second annual pre Olympic 26 miles 385 yards. Challenged by Harry Chaca the Navajo who beat him last season and John Bertoni of the Italian American A C San Francisco winner of Vallejo marathon. Demar is favored due to eastern spring victories.
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Coast League Roundup: Oakland Triumphs Over Solons In Ninth
Oakland scored two runs in the ninth to edge Sacramento 6 to 5 as Ernest Lombardi powered a double scoring two. In Seattle Portland won 6 to 1 behind Ortman while Los Angeles bested the Seals 6 to 2 with Ballou homering. San Francisco beat Hollywood 9 to 5 as Rosenberg homered twice.
Sea Gull Event Spotlight and Dance at Recreation Hall
Boating and fishing all day Sunday at Sea Gull. Speed boat Femey in operation. Special dance at Recreation Hall tonight for 50 cents admission.
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