Schmeling Sharkey to Clash in New York Yacht Club Fight
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey may headline a heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on Long Island next Tuesday night. Despite expected low turnout, the fighters seek vindication and a lasting rivalry as experts predict a 15 round battle.
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Today's Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Answers
The page lists a crossword with clues across and down labeled by numbers. It includes entries such as 1 Variant type 6 Soothes 11 Source of tapioca 18 To conquer and many others, covering various wordplay and puzzle directions.
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The Golf Swing Dilemma and Through the Ball Approach
The article discusses cautions with a brassie shot from close lies and five common faults. It suggests avoiding dipping the right shoulder and using a through the ball swing as a safer alternative exemplified by players Mac Smith and Johnny Goodman.
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Major League Leaders Include yesterday's games
National batting leaders show P Waner of the Pirates at .390 and Klein of the Phillies leading in runs and hits. Foxx of the Athletics leads batting average and runs batted in, with Gomez and Grove tops in pitching. A circus tale for crippled Bellevue hospital children follows, depicting an air circus with flying stunts and delighted spectators.
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Carmen Trim Roundhouse Sparks City Baseball Tie
Howdy Larson and Dave Ennis powered a 3-1 win that toppled Roundhouse and tied four teams for second in Twilight League standings. Ennis belted a six inning homer and drove in Irish Myers as Roundhouse made five errors aiding the defeat. Larson previously starred with a no hit outing this season.
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Seals win third straight as Coast League standings shift
San Francisco Seals beat Hollywood 2 0 for their third straight win and move to second in the Pacific Coast league. Portland drops to third after Seattle defeats them 8 3. Oakland edges Sacramento 4 3 in the ninth as Seattle wins 8 3 over Portland. Los Angeles tops Mission 4 3 after a three run first inning.
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Canzoneri and Choco Late Shine in City Ring Cards
In Chicago Tony Canzoneri wins on points over Harry Dublinsky in a non title bout as Sammy Levine stops Franklyn Cheek. In Philadelphia Kid Chocolate defeats Roger Bernard while Benny Leonard outpoints Billy Angelo. Montreal sees Bobby Leitham stop Art Giroux. Sammy Slaughter stops Bud Saltis in Milwaukee. Star Frisco defeats Rudy Tella in Sacramento.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow MLB Wins
Bill Dickey of the Yankees hit his 11th homer with runners on to beat the White Sox. Lloyd Brown of the Senators held the Tigers to five hits. Leon Goslin drove in four straight hits for the Browns. Fred Hendrick of the Reds posted a triple a double and a single against the Dodgers. Burleigh Grimes of the Cubs allowed seven scattered hits as they halted the Giants' streak. Jesse Haines of the Cardinals shut out the Phillies 2-0 and contributed a home run.
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Haines Returns To Form As Cardinals Rally Past Phils
Veteran pitcher Jessie Haines, after early-season struggles, shut out Philadelphia 2 0 and homered off Ray Benge in the third inning. Burleigh Grimes added a win for the Cubs over the Giants, while other major leaguers delivered key performances in a day of varied results.
Canzoneri Defeats Dublinsky In Ten Round Bout
Tony Canzoneri heavyweight lightweight champion from New York faced Chicago challenger Harry Dublinsky in a ten round non title fight at the West Side Boxing Club. Canzoneri built a lead in seven rounds, scored a first round left hook to Dublinsky’s eye, and by the fifth left his opponent with a shut eye yet Dublinsky rallied in the seventh and eighth to outscore Canzoneri as the champion tired but still secured the decision.
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Ghostly figures seen by deputy near Rochester
Deputy Sheriff George Emmerich chased two eerie shapes moving in the dark behind a Rochester area farmhouse. He warned them to stop, but a frightened boy and girl emerged from a garden swing. He lowered his weapon after spotting the moon.
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Hanna to Meet Thomas Tonight in Hollywood Bout
Hollywood June 17 Jimmy Hanna of Pocatello heavyweight clashes with rising local hope Harry Thomas at Legion Stadium in a ten round bout likely shorter due to both men’s power. Thomas has ten straight one round knockouts but lacked Hanna’s level. Hanna later faces Leo Lomski in Pocatello on July 4.
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Independents Defeat Hot Chocolates At Foundry Grounds
The Independents beat the Hot Chocolates 11 to 7 on Thursday night at the Foundry ground diamond. Curley pitched well, outlasting Berdo, while Davids and Jones contributed in the field and at bat. batteries were Curley and Jackson for the Independents and Berdo and Burley for the Hot Chocolates.
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Prince Hotspur Backed For $50,000 American Derby
Chicago reports Prince Hotspur will carry the Joseph Leiter estate colors in the $50,000 added American Derby at Washington Park tomorrow. The colt earned strong backing after yesterday's decisive pace and show of form.
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Prince Hotspur’s Derby Trial Leads Fields to Pace Records
In Newark New York the piece outlines the derby contenders Boatswain and Stepenfetch it with Prince Hotspur dominating early fractions. It notes a 1:38 1-5 mile and 1:52 2-5 for the mile and an eighth as marks of impressive form. Dave Gregor, age 72, survives a string of accidents and jokes life is a bowl of bumps. Iowa State College engineers report curing concrete greatly affects watertightness.
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