Sharkey Confident Ahead of Schmeling Title Fight
Jack Sharkey, fresh from training, predicts victory over Max Schmeling next Tuesday on Long Island. He says Schmeling has altered his style to jab more and believes his own preparation and recent win over Joe Sekura give him the edge. Schmeling, spending a calm day at Lingston golf course, trains lightly as the fight approaches.
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LaBarba Captures Easy Victory Over Tommy Paul
Fidel La Barba, a left handed former flyweight champion, defeated Tommy Paul in ten rounds at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. La Barba won six rounds and used quick counters to wear down the champion who failed to maintain guard in key moments. The bout marked a home crowd victory for La Barba and mirrored his past success against Paul in previous eliminations.
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Strangler Lew and Szabo in wrestling bouts
In New York Ed Lew weighed 236 pounds and threw Sam Stein 47:05. Sandor Szabo 206 pounds from Hungary threw Tiny Roebuck 35:43. Other results include Dick Shikat 218 defeating George McLeod 29:03 and Kirchner 228 defeating Lilo Nardi 14:23.
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Fights Last Night Feature La Barba Outpoints Paul
In Los Angeles Fidel La Barba defeated Tommy Paul in ten rounds. In San Jose Kenny Austin stopped Kermit Thompson in Oakland to win the bout in ten rounds.
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Demaggio Delivers Late Home Run to Beat Bisbee Douglas
In Tucson Demaggio hit a decisive 13th inning homer to lift Tucson 1 0 over Bisbee Douglas in a pitching duel. Phobos for the Bees and Simons for the Lizards starred on the mound before the final blow ended it.
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Camp Verde Squaw Peak Cop per Mining Co plans mill
Camp Verde Squaw Peak Copper Mining Company announces plans to construct a mill on its property six miles south of here outlining development on site and expected operations.
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Veterans Lead Yankees Toward Pennant Amid Strong Season Start
The Yankees strengthen their AL lead with solid play from veterans like Earle Combs and Joe Sewell as they sweep Cleveland three of four. A seventh inning triple steal produced the go ahead run, Danny MacFayden notching his first Yankee win. Elsewhere Detroit falls to Philadelphia and Cincinnati splits a doubleheader with Philadelphia.
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Canzoneri to Meet Dublinsky in West Side Club Opener
Tony Canzoneri world lightweight champion and Harry Dublinsky will clash in the opening bout at Chicago the West Side Boxing club tomorrow night. The non-title ten round bout lists Canzoneri as an 8 to 5 favorite.
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Yesterday's Stars and Late Innings Standouts
Earl Averill homered for a tenth time and added a double and two singles as the Indians clouted the Yankees. Hal Lee and John Ogden drove in runs for their teams while Ogden held the Phillies to seven hits in the nightcap. Al Van Camp doubled in the 11th and scored the winning run. Jimmy Foxx drove in four against the Tigers with his 24th and 25th homers. Irving Burns and teammates collected four hits apiece, with Burns driving in four and scoring seven in the game with the Senators.
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Home Run Threes Power Seattle Past Portland 4 3
Seattle defeated Portland 4 to 3 as Pete Scott and Chuck Ellsworth hit home runs in the seventh inning. The Ducks tied it with a ninth inning run after Seattle had taken the lead.
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Prescott Preparations for Lynx Creek Mining
Octave Frank J. Gillick struck an ore vein on an ancient channel near Prescott as preparations begin for extensive hydraulic mining operations on Lynx Creek.
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Olympic Entries Continue To Flow From Across Nations
France plans a six man and four woman team with arrivals July 19 for twelve of sixteen events. Argentina expects about fifty competitors arriving July 16, with teams in rowing swimming track and field boxing fencing wrestling weightlifting shooting and more.
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