Sharkey Wins World Title In Dramatic MSG Upset
Jack Sharkey finally becomes world heavyweight champion at Madison Square Garden after a 15 round slugfest with Max Schmeling. The Boston sailor used defense and counter punching to outpoint the German in a long, tense bout watched by 70,000 fans.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Sharkey
Teuton
Yankee Stadium
Bellerin
Joe Humphries
Joe
Smith
Schmeling
George Kelly
Boston Sailorman
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempney
Y M C A Learn to Swim certificates awarded in Pocatello
The Pocatello Tribune Y M C A Learn to Swim campaign announced that children who swam 50 feet or more in the tests on June 3 may obtain their national beginner certificates at the Y M C A office. Certificates were signed by A L Merrill Ben G Tandy and Mrs Lael Wright.
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Pocatello Tribune-Y. M. C. A
New York City
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello “Y
Ben G. Tandy
Lael Wright
Jackie Morris
Dale Pickett
Edward Bowman
Don Lowman
Vernon Doyle
Toticu
Eugene Harris
Michael Gilmore
Harold Frazier
Frances la Mothe
Richard Kenneth Howells
Vernon Harris
Dorsey Martin
Frederick Carnes
Verland Jensen
Roy Mills
Billy Kennedy
Keith Albano
Theodore Senes
Dominic Manfredo
Dean Cobbledick
Gaylord Mills
Jack Armstrong
Elaine Huggart
Mabel Merrell
Dorothy Jenkins
Louisa Curtis
Ethel Gerhart
Agnes Sternling
Maxine McLaughlin
Maxine Craig
Alta Loshbaugh
Virginia Robinson
Ethel Chilton
Beverly Dods
Thelma Johnson
Wanda Ballaine
Kathryn Barber
Elva Dawson
Mildred Barrett
Edith L. Robinson
Ruth Roylance
June Jenkins
Leone Neal
Edna Butterfield
Evelyn Gross
Mary Jane Eskelsen
Fay Lundgren
Marion Marley
Ora Johnson
Jessie Boggs
Margaret McCormick
Hazel ¢Arr
Lucille Keating
Grace Surman
Virla Rudeen
Carmen de Giacomo
Tribune
Schmeiling Edges Sharkey In Tepid Rematch At Garden
In a dull 15 round affair Schmel ing dominated late as Shar key aged, with crowd of over 400 000 watching at the Garden and supporting Milk Fund. Schmel ing pressed in final rounds while Shar key fought to keep pace, suffering a swollen left eye as the sailor kept jabbing and scoring.
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Garden
Free Milk Fund For Babies, Inc
Schmeling
Sharkey
Max Schmeling Wins Controversial Title Fight
New York reports boxing champion Schmeling defeated Sharkey amid charges by Joe Jacobs of a plot to rob Schmeling. Jacobs claimed a designated referee was fixed, while Schmeling’s mother and Berlin officials voiced belief in his victory. Mayor Walker of New York also expressed doubt about the outcome.
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New York
Warrior
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Boxing Commission
Gunboat Smith
Berlin
Walker
Seals Narrow Gap in Coast League Standings
San Francisco Seals beat the Beavers 10 to 2 to pull within a half game of Portland for second place in the Coast League. Peterson started for Portland but was chased after six innings as San Francisco erupted for four runs in the sixth inning. Hollywood Stars opened their series with Oakland with a 4 to 2 win.
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San Francisco
Seals
Portland
Beavers
Peterson
Hollywood Stars
Oakland
Angels overpower with 14 to 7 win over Seattle
Angels crushed Seattle 14 to 7 behind a 20 hit attack. The Angels used four pitchers in a late rally by Seattle, while Los Angeles regained momentum in a high scoring contest.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Angels
Missions
Sacramento
Kids Win 6-3 Over Storemen In Ball Game
The Keality Kids defeated the Storemen 6 to 3 after a sixth inning rally. Storehouse led 3 2 in the sixth before Keality tallied three runs to seal the win. Hadley and Tandy provided key support as McGaugh pitched for the railroaders. Red White and the Carmen play at 6 tonight.
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Buttner
Tandy
Storehouse
McGaugh
Railroaders
McAughy
Carmen
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
National leaders include P Waner Pirates atop batting 380 and Klein Phillies 72 runs and 62 RBI. Herman Reds 11 triples and Swetonic Pirates 81 wins pace pitching. Foxx Athletics leads American batting 379 with 64 runs and 77 RBI. Gomez Yankees 19 1 and Allen Yankees 5 1 top pitching.
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Associated Press
P. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Herman
Reds
Frisch
Cardinals
Swetonic
Betts
Braves
Foxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Myer
Senators
Fundamentals of the golf downswing and weight shift
The article explains that at the start of the downswing the left heel should drop back and stay flat to keep the body aligned and prevent the right side from spinning outward. Weight shifts gradually, not instantly, with the left leg firm at impact. George Von Elm exemplifies this fundamental.
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George von Elm
Golfers Eye Tough National Open At Flushing
The field gathers at Meadow Club in Flushing for the 172 hole national open over a 6 815 yard layout with a par 70. Many believe a 290 may win the championship in a test likened to Oakmont and tougher than most Opens. About 150 entrants from the United States plus Japan England and Argentina tune up today.
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Flushing
N. Y
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Oakmont
Tommy Armour
Sharkey Beats Schmeling To Claim World Heavyweight Title
New York reports Jack Sharkey of Boston outpointed Max Schmeling of Germany over 15 rounds to win the world heavyweight championship.
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Schmeling
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Schmeling
Germany
Dean Shines in Giants Victory as Cardinals Won 5-1
Jerome Dean, St. Louis pitcher, returned to the fold after a brief quitting episode and blanked the New York Giants for eight innings. A ninth inning rally spoiled the shutout, but Dean earned the win as the Cardinals defeated the Giants 5-1.
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Brooklyn
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across League Box Scores
Freddy Heimach of the Dodgers pitched a shutout after the first inning and drove in three runs with a homer and a single against the Pirates. George Uhle of the Tigers belted a pinch triple in the ninth to push a 3 2 win over the Red Sox. Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals held the Giants to six hits while fanning eight. Milton Gaston of the White Sox limited the Athletics to six hits in a duel with Babe Walberg. Riggs Stephenson of the Cubs collected four hits in five at bats against the Phillies.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Gabby Street
Dizzy One
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New York Giants
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Giants
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Frank Hogan
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Phillies
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Cincinnati
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Pirates
Chad Kimsey
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia Athletics
Milt Gaston
Chicago White Sox
Rube Walberg
George Uhle
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Jack Russell
Freddy Heimach
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Tigers
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean
Milton Gaston
White Sox
Athletics
Babe Walberg
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Boxing card results from multiple cities noted
In Duluth Minnesota Charlie Retzlaff defeated Hans Bierke while Lou Barba beat Jerry Pavelli in New York. James Brad dock topped Vin cent Parille of Argentina. Fairmont saw Van Young Saylor overcome Paul Ozer. Steve OMalley defeated Benny McArthur in Fairmont. In Indianapolis Sammy Slaughter beat Ray Tramblie in Terre Haute. In Portland Ah Wing Lee and Eddie Mack drew in eight rounds.
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Charlie Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
Hans Bierke
Germany
Lou Barba
New York
Jerry Pavelli
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Vincent Parille
Argentina
Fairmont
W. van Young Saylor
Charleroi
Paul Ozer
Steve O'Malley
Bellaire
Benny McArthur
Attempt to match Sharkey in Reno
Leonard Sacks offered to guarantee 100000 dollars to lure Jack Sharkey into a heavyweight title fight in Reno. He would match Sharkey against the winner of the July 4 bout between King Levinsky and Max Baer with Dempsey as referee. Levinsky dismisses Sharkey as a bum and taunts him for a fight for coffee.
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Reno
Jack Sharkey
Leonard Sacks
Jack Dempsey
Sacks
King Levinsky
Chicago
Max Baer
Livermore
Cal
Dempsey
Baer
Levinsky
Leviiisky
Sharkey
Y Life Savers Meet at Lava Hot Springs
The Y M C A junior life savers club will hold its monthly meeting Friday at Lava Hot Springs Spa plunge. President Edward Mooney announced the event with committee chairs John Levien Ray Tuck and Grove Wolf in charge. The group leaves at 8 30 a m for a day of life saving training water games and stunts plus an annual meeting and officer election after lunch. about 30 are expected.
Grape Vines Near San Diego Still Produce
Grape vines planted around San Diego California forty four years ago continue to yield fruit despite lacking irrigation water.
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