Heavyweights Schmeling Sharkey Ready for Madison Square Garden Bout
Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey complete six weeks of training and weigh-ins, set for a 15 round heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden's new outdoor arena on Long Island. Betting favors Schmeling at 6 to 5 as estimates place receipts at 250000 to 400000 dollars and attendance between 40000 and 60000.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From Major League Fray
Results show New York defeats Chicago 1 0 while Washington tops Detroit 5 to 8 and Cleveland improves to 9 6. Philadelphia loses 2 6 and St Louis ties 3 3. Cincinnati wins 5 0 over Boston. Pittsburgh beats Brooklyn 2 1 and St Louis defeats New York 7 0. Three games remain on the slate.
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Major League Leaders Through Yesterday
National batting leader P Waner of the Pirates at .383. Runs Klein of the Phillies with 68. RBIs Hurst of the Phillies with 60. Hits Klein Phillies 90. Doubles P Waner Pirates 31. Triples Herman Reds 11. Home runs Klein Phillies 18. Stolen bases Frisch Cardinals 10. Pitching Swetonic Pirates 8 1 Betts Braves 7 1.
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Cardinals
Baseball Leaders and Ohio Crop Decline in 1930
Baseball leaders include Foxx of the Athletics with 86 hits and 73 RBIs, Walker of the Tigers 378 runs, Gehringer 19 doubles, Myer 9 triples, Chapman of the Yankees 11 steals, and Gomez 12 wins. Also notes a 29 percent drop in Ohio farm crop value from 1929 to 1930.
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Bears win Sunday game at Rigby
Howard Larsen P A C hurler held the Rigby Badgers to six scattered hits and beat them 6 to 3 in a Yellowstone league game at Rigby Sunday. Howard Myers led the Bear offense with four hits in five at bats including a home run with Evanson. Halverson homered for the Badgers with two runners aboard to account for all runs.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major League Action
Jonathan Stone powered the Tigers with a home run a double and two singles as they beat the Senators. Clint Brown hit a two run homer to help the Indians top the Red Sox. John Allen blanked the White Sox with three singles in a 1 0 win. Paul Waner and Pie Traynor delivered eighth inning singles to drive in the tying and winning runs for the Pirates against the Dodgers. Tex Carleton shut out the Giants while giving up two hits. Silas Johnson held the Braves to five hits in a 5 0 Reds victory.
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College Naval Crews Meet In Annual Battle
In Poughkeepsie New York Cornell and Syracuse face California and Washington in the annual college naval clash on the Hudson. The four strong crews compete along a four mile stretch with expectations of a spectacular, possibly record-breaking race and a sharp intercity rivalry.
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Red and White edge Kwality Kids to lead Yellowstone race
Red and White Stores defeated the Kwality Kids 5 to 3 at Overland Park to extend their first place in the Yellowstone league. Elmer Haacke allowed six hits and struck out 11 over seven innings, while Frank Buttner struggled with control for six frames. Long homered in the ninth for Kwality, but Haacke held, and Red and White rode a three-run seventh to victory. State employees gave about 45,000 to the American Red Cross for drought relief in Montana counties.
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American Red Cross
Boston Red Sox Pilot Quits After 46 Losses
Boston Red Sox manager John Collins resigns after a 46 defeat 11 victory record this season. Marty McManus named acting manager as owner Bob Quinn learns of the move. Collins cites frustration with a club that frequently loses and references the 1919 Black Sox era.
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Rector Leads Sunday Shoot At Pocatello Trap Club
Gunners led by R. H. Rector with a 49x50 in the regular Sunday morning event at the Pocatello trap club range south of town. Rector also won the miss and out. J. W. Nevins and Arch Townend followed with 47s. E. E. Farmer won the 25 target event with 23. Nevins led the doubles.
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Spokane and Twin Falls win at Lake Lowell water carnival
Boise results show Lawrence Richert of Spokane winning the unlimited class heat in five minutes fifty seconds. John Shannon, also of Spokane, won the 15 mile marathon with Richert runner up. O A Schwartz of Twin Falls won both class B heats and tied for class C with Leonard McCarty of Boise.
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Candidates in Chowan County drop political rallies
Candidates for office in Chowan County North Carolina decide to dispense with rallies as they are too expensive. The move signals a shift in campaign strategy amid cost concerns and efforts to reach voters through alternative means.
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Navy and rivals prepare for pivotal regatta showdown
In the main battle at Poughkeepsie crews from Navy, Penn State, Columbia and Massachusetts Tech were given slim outside chances to upset favorites. Navy, once famous for an upset over Cornell, seeks a return to 1931 form as Cornell, led by Commodore Pete McManus, rides four veterans as a slight favorite on Regatta day drawing crowds by boat, train and seaplane.
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Hollywood Tops Coast League Standings After Twin Wins
Hollywood remains atop the Coast league by two and a half games after clinching two victories over the San Francisco Seals. Portland rises to second after sweeping Seattle. Seals fall to third. Sunday scores include 9 to 1 and 8 to 4 as Seattle falls back. Portland earlier won 7 to 4 and 6 to 2 with a decisive tenth inning rally. Los Angeles also swept a doubleheader from the Missions.
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City Golfers Win Match at City Course
City course golfers scored 18 of 39 points to defeat University and Country clubs in a three cornered event. Bob Leute led with 82 as City totals show 184 while individual scores list players from Reid Club University Club Whittemore and other clubs. A note mentions Montana feed and water shortages driving sheep shipments to South Dakota.
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Solons Take Series 4-3 After Ninth Inning Rally Wins
Sacramento edged Oakland 2 to 1 in 10 innings after a 7 to 6 game and a 3 to 2 win in the nightcap. The Solons clinched the series four games to three.
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Baseball standings and key results from late-season action
The piece outlines the National League chase with the Cubs and Reds near the bottom and the Braves two games behind the Pirates. It notes Pirates 2 1 Brooklyn win, Cardinals 7 0 over the Giants, Yankees extending AL lead 1 0 over White Sox, and Athletics splitting with the Browns 6 3 after a 3 2 loss in 10 innings.
Price of kisses sparks Buffalo rumpus after arrest
Daniel Petrelli says he visited his estranged wife weekly and gave $1 for a kiss. He was arraigned on an assault charge after she raised the price to $5 triggering a row in Buffalo New York.
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Shell 3-energy gasoline offers instant start and balanced power
The piece contrasts various gasolines that fail to deliver mileage or starting reliability. It explains Shell discards inferior fuels and selects three vital energy types from petroleum to create Shell 3-energy gasoline, promising quick energy, power energy, and anti-knock energy for every motor task.
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