Primo Carnera Seen Advantage Over Sharkey In Title Fight
The Associated Press reports Primo Carnera holds a weight and reach edge over challenger Jack Sharkey for their 15 round heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden outdoor bowl. Sharkey, near 31, has slowed some but remains a tough veteran. Carnera has improved but is not a knockout puncher, relying on bulk and endurance to wear down over 15 rounds.
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Giants Take Two From Reds as pennant chase tightens
Major league action sees the New York Giants widen their lead by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 7-1 and 6-3. Washington Senators win twice, building a margin over the Yankees, while the Yankees split with Detroit in an opening 13 inning game decided by an error. Browns, Athletics, Cubs, Pirates, and Brooklyn also post wins as pennant races heat up.
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American Begins Title Defense at Wimbledon
Ellesworth Vines Jr. opens Wimbledon title defense with a straight-sets 6-1 6-2 6-0 win over G R D Meredith of England. Cliff Sutter also advances with 6-2 8-6 6-1 over E Itch. Fred Perry defeats A La Croix 6-3 6-3 6-2 to keep pace.
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Huth Captures Amateur Title In City Golf Meet
In windy conditions at the University course Fred Huth shot 73 to win the first flight while Bob Leute made a 130 yard hole in one. Bryan Blackhurst and Bob Fulton claimed other notable scores and tie breaks were set for George Ray and Arnold Peterson after a 78. Winners in the first two flights receive loving cups and third and fourth flights earn golf balls.
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Jack Johnson
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Standings Today in the American Association
Columbus leads at 6-1 and Toledo near top with 16-3 record. Indianapolis sits 5-4 and Louisville 9-4. St Paul is 5-1 with Minneapolis at 3-10. Other games were rained out.
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Merchants win two in diamond doubleheader with Kwality Kids
In Overland Park the Community league opened with the P. F. E. nine edging the Kwality Kids 4 to 2 as Leite and Cuolo doubled for the only extra-base hits. The Merchants then played errorless ball to beat Shopmen 3 to 1 behind Haacke and McAughey. Probable batteries Phillips and Manuel, Hadley and Isham. Unemployed admitted free. tickets at Labor Temple.
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International and local hockey scores drift through standings
Buffalo defeats Rochester 9-5 while Newark tops Baltimore 5-3 and Toronto loses 0-4. Montreal and Buffalo share a 3-3 draw as Albany wins 4-1 and Jersey City drops to 3-4 in a busy slate.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Atlanta defeated New Orleans by 3 to 2 while Birmingham beat Knoxville 3 to 1 Nashville fell to 1-2 and Memphis lost 4-9 Chattanooga won 10-9 and Little Rock trailed 0-5 in listed results across teams Knoxville Birmingham Nashville Memphis Chattanooga Little Rock New Orleans Atlanta.
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Manush and Fullis Hit Century Mark in 100 Hit Season
Heinie Manush of the Washington Senators and Chick Fullis of the Phillies become the first major leaguers to top 100 hits this season. Fullis reaches 101 after six safeties on Saturday, while Manush leads the American league with 102. A note on Italian tobacco monopoly bargain days is included.
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Coast League notes as Sacramento extends lead over pack
Sacramento opened four games ahead in the Coast League after sweeping Oakland 6-1 in the series. Portland slipped in the pennant race while Seattle took five of seven. Ben Sankey powered the Beavers with a two run homer in a 7-4 win, and Freddie Muller and Mel Almada drove in five as the Indians won 6-5. Los Angeles edged Hollywood 4-3 in a weekend split. San Francisco Seals won five of seven to claim their first series since early in the season, while the Reds took two of three.
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Baseball Stars Shine In Doubleheader Action
Carl Reynolds drove in six runs as his Browns swept the Red Sox in a doubleheader. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants limited Cincinnati to 13 hits to take both games. Ossie Bluege of the Senators shut down Cleveland's offense for five hits. Bill Jurges homered and doubled with two singles in the Cubs win over the Braves. Charlie Fischer and Russell Van Atta starred as Tigers and Yankees split their twin bill.
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Athletics Take Opener as Farner Drives In Run
In a two game set against the Pirates the Athletics won the opener on a Farm er driven RBI as Dykes and Foxx contributed hits for the White Sox. The second game went to the Athletics with their 6th homer sealing the win.
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Cotant and Barlet Lead Pocatello Trap Shooters
The Sunday shoot at the Pocatello Athletic Trap club saw no perfect scores but high scores. Cotant led the 60 bird event with 48 hits while Barlet topped the 25 bird event with 24 hits as the overall average for shooters exceeded normal.
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