Schmeling Paulino Fight Thursday Headlines Big Heavyweight Card
Heavyweights Paulino Uzundun and Max Schmeling lead a 45 round milk fund charity card at Yankee Stadium Thursday night. The bout could position Schmeling for a heavyweight title shot, while Paulino defends his crowd appeal with a body attacking style. Other bouts include Otto von Porat vs K. C. Chisner and Johnny Risko vs Tully Griffith. Uzcudun weighed 188 pounds after training.
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Sunnyside Golf Club leads round one in president and director flights
First round matches in the presidents, vice presidents and directors tournaments at Sunnyside Country Club ended with several favorites advancing and many by default. Notables include Stuart, White, Decker, Dougherty, Elty and Chandler among others, while Waterloo and Sunnyside players gear up for regional pro-am events and state tournaments in Cedar Rapids.
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Giants lose after 14 innings as Robins rally
Brooklyn, June 24 The Robins defeated the New York Giants 9 to 8 in 14 innings to snap the Giants winning streak. Hank Deberry delivered a key bases loaded hit in the final frame as Dazzy Vance started but did not finish. Box score notes list Lindstrom Jackson Leach and Crawford among New York batters with Deberry Bert and Vance contributing for Brooklyn.
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Manchester Club Golfers Triumph Over Dyersville
Manchester golfers defeated Dyersville by 257 strokes in a 21 man match. Dyersville totaled 2,187 strokes to 2,130 for Manchester across 18 holes. J. J. Burbridge led with a 49 first round and was club president of the local team.
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Smith May Get Biggest Crowd at Nat's Open
Johnny Farrell is the open champion but may not draw the largest gallery at the National Open starting Thursday. Bobby Jones Walter Hagen and Horton Smith are expected to attract most golf fans. Horton Smith, 31, from Joplin Missouri, has quickly risen in prominence and may challenge the leaders on opening day with a notable following.
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Unclear Gym Meet Scores Hover Over Dense OCR Text
The fragment details multiple athletes and scores from a gym or sports meet. Names like Gosling Jaeger Link Walker and many others appear with strange triplet scores and inconsistent formatting, indicating a damaged OCR transcription of a team competition with unclear final results.
Sanuy Gray Secures Eleventh Win in Chisox Finale
St Louis June 24 Sanuy Gray pitched his eleventh win of the season as the White Sox fell 6 to 5. Gray limited Chicago to five hits while his Browns teammates piled up 14 against Adkins and Blankenship. The Sox were shut out on Blackenship.
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Plowboys Rally in Ninth to Nip Burlington, 8 to 7
Moline wins deciding game 8 to 7 over Burlington Bees after a two run ninth inning rally. Oberholzer hits two homers for the Bees and Lutz adds one while Brosst and Campbell allow the rally.
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Davenport Blue Sox Rally Amid Rainy Park Game
A Davenport crowd saw the Blue Sox suffer errors yet stay in the pennant race as Ed Reichle's club battled through a rain delayed game. Dixon beat Parker to a seventh inning double steal disputed by managers and fans, while players like Benda and Nydehl contributed in a tense afternoon at the park.
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Tommy Armour Seeks Open Repeat At Winged Foot
Thomas Armour known as Tommy, former Open champion, aims to defend his title at Winged Foot. The Edinburgh born Scot, 1895, won Oakmont 1927 in a playoff with Harry Cooper, delivering a dramatic final rounds including a 50 foot putt and a bold swing on the seventeenth. Armour has played mainly for Congressional Club Washington and Tom O Shanter Detroit, lost his title last year, but tied the Metropolitan Open record with a 278 over 72 holes.
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Detroit
Loos Demonstrates Chip Shot Technique at Winged Foot
The article describes Eddies Loos showing a wrist driven chip shot technique aboard for the U S open with emphasis on a controlled left wrist stroke and keeping the arms quiet. It contrasts a proper wrist stroke with a pitch and notes the importance of a clean ball strike for accurate putting and approach shots.
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Braves Sweep Phillies in Doubleheader with Heavy Bats
The Boston Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in a June 23 doubleheader, 5 1 and 7 5, before 20009 fans. A powerful sixth inning in the second game sparked multiple runs, with Phil Collins belting a bases loaded homer in the early frame. Batteries: Willoughby McGraw Davis for Boston. Collins Benge Elliott for Philadelphia.
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Pirates Win Final of Series Over Cubs In Front Of 48000
Forty eight thousand fans watched Pittsburgh defeat Chicago 8 to 7 to sweep the series and strengthen their lead in the national race. Swetonic earned the win as Hill and Swetonic finished the game. Malone and Nehf pitched for Chicago. The Pirates scored on Hemsley, Swetonic’s sacrifice fly, and Warner’s single after Chicago tied in the seventh.
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