Baseball results and standings from recent games
American League saw Cleveland edge Philadelphia 4 0 with Brown earning his seventh win and Morgan homering twice. Yankees beat the Tigers 14 2 as Ruth hit his 20th. White Sox defeated the Senators 10 5 with Jolley and Bluege homering. Boston edged St Louis 6 5. National League Pirates rallied to beat Giants 10 5 while Robins topped Reds 3 2 on Flowers two base hit. Cubs fell to Phillies 5 3 as rain halted play in the sixth.
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Schmeling Beats Sharkey In Title Bout At Stadium
Max Schmeling of Germany won a decision over Jack Sharkey of the United States in the fourth round at Yankees Stadium claiming the heavyweight crown. The controversial victory followed an alleged foul and marked Schmeling as the new world heavyweight champion following Gene Tunney's 1928 relinquishment.
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Atlantic
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James J. Jefferies
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Tommy Burns
Tee Ee Colored
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Grogey
Schmeling Wins Over Sharkey On Foul Blow Count
Max Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey by foul in a controversial finish at Yankee Stadium to become the new heavyweight champion. The match featured tense rounds, a late foul ruling after Schmeling collapsed in his corner, and medical notes indicating Schmeling was hurt earlier in the bout. Sharkey held the weight advantage and pressured the German, with the ringside action and referee Crowley delaying a decisive decision before declaring Schmeling the champion by foul.
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Boxing Commission
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Max
Max Schmeling
Wees
Raf Sinmeling
Teuton
Sehmeling
Crowley
Miami
Jack
Cerman
Sharkey Accused Low Blow, Schmeling Wins Decision
A judge, ringside witnesses, and a physician say Jack Sharkey struck Schmeling below the belt in the fourth round of their 15 round heavyweight title bout. The referee ruled for Schmeling, the German challenger, with Sharkey previously noted as a leading American heavyweight contender.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Scott
United States
Notable Heavyweight Champions Timeline From 1915 to 1930
The sequence lists Jess Willard holding the heavyweight title from 1915 to 1919, Jack Dempsey from 1919 to 1926, Gene Tunney from 1926 to 1928, and Max Schmeling in 1930, marking key reigns in early 20th century boxing history.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Max Schmeling
Senate Race Drug Stores Expand Stock Variety
In the Washington Post commentary, drug stores in the Senate race era seek broader stock options as competition grows, hinting at possible real estate expansion to widen offerings.
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Washington Post
New York Market Special for Friday and Saturday
New York Fruit and Vegetable and Fish Market at 141 S Loudoun St offers Butter Fish 17 cents a pound Trout 14 cents a pound Croakers 14 cents a pound Spanish Mackeral 18 cents a pound. Phone 1257.
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New York
Natex Promises New Confidence in Digestive Wellness
A customer reports complete relief from stomach troubles after using Natex. They describe improved appetite and digestion, no indigestion after meals, and relief from constipation and headaches, noting overall well being since starting the product.
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Natex
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