Schmeling Aims to Trim Paulino in Semifinal Preview
Lakewood columnist Davis J. Wallis surveys challenger Schmeling ahead of the heavyweight semifinal against Paulino. Schmeling describes Paulino as brave but not versatile while Wallis notes training strain and the possibility of a title shot delay if Paulino wins.
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Schmeling
Germany
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Jack Sharkey
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Madison Square Garden
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Dittmer Son Elected President of Advertising Club
Dr and Mrs H A Dittmer announce their son Clarence A Dittmer has been elected president of the Advertising club in Columbus Ohio where he serves as executive director of the Retail Clothiers association.
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Girl Tennis Player Aims for Million Dollar Prize
Dorothy Andrus, granddaughter of millionaire Jon Emory Andrus, competes in the Merion Cricket Club championships near Philadelphia seeking a chance at $1,000,000. She says the money can wait while she pursues a spot in the final, hoping to sign papers tomorrow on her inheritance.
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New York
Merion Cricket
Philadelphia
Dorothy Andrus
Jon Emory Andrus
Atrapeanger
Dawson Keeps Fast Pace in British Amateur Golf Meet
Dawson, the sole remaining American in the British amateur championship, advanced to the semi finals with a convincing display at Sandwich England. He defeated A J Evans and Kent County cricket player after a tough start, pulling ahead after the turn to win five holes up.
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Fights Last Night Highlight Milwaukee Boxing Card
A chaotic boxing event featured knockout wins with local names including Milwaukes and Chicago boxers. Joins of Milwaukee fighters like Whir-Mitz Mintkel and Mile Wauker claimed knockouts, while Jimmy Mahoney from Chisago reportedly fell to key opponents in a fast paced program.
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Mile Wauker
Jimmy Mahoney
Chisago
Thkchart
Chicago
Johnny Bherod
Old Time Baseball Talk On Pitchers And Practices
A fragmented reminiscence discusses old timers and modern drills in baseball. Mentions pitchers avoiding Sunday work and players like Van Anda praised as top in the city while crowds cheer and players practice in different ways.
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Mathewson
van Alda
Ball
van Anda
Walter Hagen Eyes Open Lead At Winged Foot Event
Walter Hagen, favored to win the Open, seeks British course success as his Open record includes four British titles and five US PGA titles. The 30 year old star, known for showmanship, aims to shine at Winged Foot with strong match play credentials and a high-profile gallery. He challenged Duncan in Ryder Cup play and has a history of clutch finishes.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
New York
Walter Hagen
United States
Chick Evans
Mike Brady
Winged Foot
Hagen
George Duncan
Sional
Stribling Signs for Kansas City Title Bout
Kansas City June 4 1e Stribling signs for a fight in Kansas City next month at Convention Hall or Muelebach Field. Opponent not yet chosen promoter Kaufman seeks George Cook the Australian heavyweight previously beaten by Stribling. Police braces for traffic control as rumpus over speeders continues.
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Kansas City
Young
Convention Hall
Muelebach Field
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George Cook
Yanks Win Again as Mack Bats Power Cleveland Loss
Philadelphia opens a series win over Cleveland 10 to 3 behind strong hitting from Cochrane and Foxx. In New York, the Yankees beat Detroit 8 to 5 as Gehrig, P. Paschal and Combs drive runs. Wells struggles but settles in. Boston tops St Louis 4 to 1 with Gaston pitching seven innings and Bigelow driving in two.
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Tine
Russell Weds Dubuque Player in Clifton
Chester Russell 22 star rookie first baseman for the Dubuque club of the Mississippi Valley league married here Wednesday night to Miss Helen Svendsen of Tuccipapolis.
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Chester Russell
Clifton
W. Va
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Mississippi Valley League
Helen Svendsen
Tuccianapolis
Magnates Support Present Lively Baseball Prefers offense to pitching duel
New York June 14 The National League owners led by John Heydler say no change needed to the lively ball after a Western trip. They cite a rise in home runs from a roughened ball surface and improved sluggers, noting fans prefer exciting hitting while maintaining pitching strength.
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New York
John Arnold Haydler
Cincinnati
Heydler
Right Arm Punch Key to Golf Swing Said by Sol Metzger
The article cites straight right arm power as essential in golf with players like Bobby Jones and George Von Elm. It explains a drive with a straight left arm, hip slide, and a straight right arm punch to maximize clubhead velocity. Sol Metzger offers a putting leaflet to readers who mail a stamped envelope.
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George von Elm
Oso
von Elm
Wright
Sol Metzper
Hugging Shifts Yankee Lineup in Battle
Yankee manager Miller Huggins reshuffles the lineup amid injuries to Ruth Meusel and Gehrig. Despite slumps, New York stays within reach of Philadelphia and Oakland, with Dickey handling catching duties as Koenig sits. The present lineup contrasts with the 1923 pennant-winning squad, while June performance keeps them close to the pace set by the A’s.
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New York
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Miller Hugelns
New York Yankees
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Mark Koenig
Herb Pennosk
Cincinnati
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Gehrig
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Jahiynan Johnson
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Osage and Mason City Bands to Play at Osage
Weather and boxing note a jumble of names and dates. Bands from Osage and Mason City set to perform. boxing promoter Pinkie George announces a middleweight bout for Thomas of Oelwein against Battling Nelson of Waterloo on June 20.
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Mason Guy
Dune
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Oelwein
Battling Nelson
Waterloo
Gaston St Louis vs Boston Baseball Box Score
A fragmented box score notes St Louis and Boston games with runs batted in by Bigelow W Barrett Todt and Scarritt. It records double plays Reeves Todt Nuriesky Regan Todt and Kress left on bases with Kinsley and Collins pitching and Todt as losing pitcher. Time 1:33.
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Kress
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Gaston
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Bradford Township to Build Schoolhouse in District No 7
A contract is set for a 36 by 36 foot frame schoolhouse in Bradford township district No 7, two miles north of Nashua. The $2,750 structure will be built by David Moetsch and Son of New Hampton, the lowest of six bidders. Basement to be Dennison cement, with built in bookcases and conveniences per specs.
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Wells and Byrd Spark Ruths Comeback Run
In Philadelphia on June 14 Ty Cobb says the Yankees suffer from success-worry as Ruths team eyes another pennant. Byrd hits toward .340 and Robertson around .320 while Wells wins two of his last three starts and Dickey excels behind the plate and at the plate.
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Ruth
Gene Robertson
el Dickey
Ed Wells
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Robertson
Dickey
Ty Cobh
New York Yankees
Europe
Hawkeyes Lead in Big Ten Batting
Iowa stands second in the 1929 Big Ten baseball race with an unofficial .285 batting average. Michigan leads with .251, while Illinois posts .209 and Northwestern .292 among listed teams. other marks include Chicago .2867 and Minnesota .270.
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Iowa
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Minesota
Purdue
Northwestern
Indiana
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