Schmeling Wins Foul Encrusted Bout Against Sharkey
Max Schmeling’s four round victory over Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium drew boos and disappointment as a low left hook caused a severe groin injury. Schmeling said he fought his own way and would like a rematch, while noting Sharkey’s punches failed to hurt him in the early rounds.
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Schmeling Sharkey Return Bout Considered To Settle Heavyweight Chaos
New York officials and promoters eyed a September rematch between Max Schmeling and Jack Sharkey to settle the heavyweight turmoil. William F. Carey of Madison Square Garden said promotion talks could start today after last night's bout. Sharkey faced suspension under New York state foul rules, which could reduce his payout if enforced.
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Yesterday's Stars Rally Behind Key Hits
Jake Flowers and Robins-Hits combined for a double with bases loaded in the seventh, driving in two as Robins beat the Reds 3-2. Clint Brown shut down Athletics for a 4-0 win. Earle Combs and Lyn Lary helped the Yankees rout the Tigers 14-2 with eight hits, four RBIs and six runs. Chuck Klein had three singles as the Phillies beat the Cubs, extending his hitting streak to 29 games. Walter Stewart earned his eighth win for the Browns, holding the Red Sox to nine scattered hits.
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Schmeling Talks With His Mother In Berlin
Max Schmeling spoke with his mother in Berlin by trans Atlantic telephone for ten minutes to share news of his victory over Jack Sharkey. Frau Schmeling waited through bad atmospheric conditions for the call, and she said he felt all right though she could not be sure. She plans no celebrations until he returns to the United States.
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Schmeling Wins Heavyweight Title On Foul At Yankee Stadium
Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey by a foul call in the closing seconds of the fourth round at Yankee Stadium before a crowd over 70,000. Referee Jimmy Crowley ruled Schmeling the winner despite Sharkey outboxing him, leaving the title claim disputed and prompting calls for a rematch to settle the outcome.
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Indians Pull Ahead With Sixth Straight Win Over Athletics
Cleveland moves into second place in the AL by routing the Athletics 4 to 0 as Clint Brown shines. Ken Morgan and Myatt homer for the A’s. Washington falls to Chicago. Yankees crush Detroit 14 to 2. In the NL, Brooklyn widens lead to 4 1/2 games with a 3 to 2 win over Cincinnati.
Schmeling Wins But Fans Cry Foul In New York Fight
The New York bout ended with Max Schmeling defeating Jack Sharkey by a fourth round foul to claim the world heavyweight title. Critics question the officiating and refereeing, while fans demand better consistency and action.
Buds Fall 6-3 to Captiols in Florida League clash
The Buds dropped a six to three decision to Tallahassee yesterday in the Florida Capitol game. Sauls hit a homer in the eighth after Clemmons tripled, Hitchcock added a run with a triple, and Miles scattered eight Bud hits over nine innings. Captiols, Tallahassee, Valdosta, and Thomasville share the league lead with four losses and eight wins. Next week Buds face Monticello twice while Valdosta and the Capitols meet again.
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Indians Beat Athletics as rookies see action in tight race
The Indians defeated the Athletics 4 to 1 to creep within a full game of first place in the American League standings. Both clubs fielded rookies amid injuries to regulars, while several homers boosted the Indian offense in a contested matchup.
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