Schmeling Favored To Beat Sharkey In Heavyweight Clash
Associated Press reports Schmeling favored 7 to 5 to defeat Jack Sharkey in a high stakes heavyweight bout. Both fighters arrive in peak condition after grueling camps with Sharkey aiming to capitalize and Schmeling planning a fast hard pace to wear him down over fifteen rounds.
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Jack Sharkey
Edward Ad
Neil F
Associated Press
New York
Max Schmelig
Sharkey
Wet Schmeling
Macy
Jack Dempsey
Cleveland
Mison beat Angels 3 2 as Caster shines. Stars defeated 7 0
George Caster of San Bernardino hurled well for the Missions, beating Los Angeles 3 to 2 on five hits allowed. Ballou limited by eight hits. In San Francisco, pitcher shut out Hollywood 7 to 0 as Vance Page yielded nine hits. Seattle won 4 to 3 over Portland with Dutch Holland homering with two on. George Burns marked his 12th Seattle win as manager. Fay Thomas held the Solons to five hits in Oakland.
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George Caster
San Bernardino
Win Ballou
Angel Moundsman
Missions
Blair
San“ Francisco
Jundsieek
Mhy
Seattle
Dutch Holland
Portland
Ducks
George Burns
Oakland
Cal
Fay Thomas
Satra
Gillick
Mento Solons
Hurler
Arizona Games Feature Narrow El Paso Win Over Albuquerque
El Paso edged Albuquerque 6 to 5 as Tony Antista homered for the winning run in the eighth with Willingham on base. Also in Bisbee Tucson split a doubleheader with Bisbee Douglas, taking 4 to 3 on Woodson’s tenth inning homer then losing 13 to 1 in the second game.
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Albuquerque
Dons
Tony Antista
Willingham
Bisbee
Tucson
Bisbee Douglas
Woodson
Bees
Strangler Lew Leads Kentucky Wins In International Card
New York Ed Strangler Lew, 236, representing Kentucky, defeated Fritz Kley, 212, from Germany, in 34 minutes and 5 seconds. Bill Middiekauf, 227, of Florida, beat Mike Romano, 205, from Italy, in 28 minutes and 15 seconds. Century Milstead, 211, from New Haven, defeated Cyclone Ress, 200, from Germany.
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New York
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Kentucky
Fritz Kley
Germany
Bill Middiekauf
Florida
Mike Romano
Italy
Century Milstead
New Haven
Cyclone Ress
Oakland Safeties Edge But Thomas Wins 3-1
Thomas emerged the victor 3 to 1 as Oakland matched the score with timely blows from teammates. The showdown featured a tight contest with the final margin reflecting Northern League play.
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Oakland
Thomas
Boxing Results From New York to Cincinnati
New York Isadore Gastanaga defeated Hans Birkie in a 10 round decision in Spain. Pittsburgh Billy Petrolle outpointed Tommy Gorgan in 10 rounds in Fargo North Carolina. Woonsocket Lou Brouillard stopped Harry Kid Wallace in 2 rounds in Philadelphia. Cincinnati Tracy Cox stopped Herman Perlick in Kalamazoo after 8 rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Isadore Gastanaga
Spain
Hans - Birkie
Oakland
Cal
Pittsburgh
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. C
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Woonsocket
R. I
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Harry “Kid” Wallace
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Herman Perlick
Kalamazoo
George McLeod and Frank Jwarowski Cited in Mixed Times
George McLeod of England and Frank Jwarowski of Poland are named with recorded times 16:10 and 4:05 respectively. The fragment notes nationalities and times, indicating an athletic or race context involving both individuals.
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George McLeod
England
Frank Jwarowski
Poland
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Action
Pinky Whitney hit two grand slam style homers with the bases loaded for the Phillies against the Cardinals. Babe Herman accounted for a three hit day with a homer, a triple and a double to help the Reds beat his former Brooklyn teammates. Wes Ferrell earned his 12th win of the season for the Indians, matching Grove and Gomez in pace, as Boston fell short.
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Associated Press
Pinky Whitney
Phillies
Cardinals
Babe Herman
Reds
Brooklyn
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Grove
Gomez
Bostén
Chicago
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Boston
Pet
W. L. Pet
New York
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Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit Halen Deeb Ag
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia Ers
Cincinnati Soak
Bob Seeds
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Lou Gehrig
Earl Webb
Detroit
Gerald Walker
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Welterweight Title Match Being Planned
San Francisco reports revived plan for the welterweight title bout between Jackie Fields and Young Corbett III. Manager confirmations indicate Fields ready to sign anew while promoter George A. Putnam advances preparations in Reno and Chicago for the contract process.
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Jackie Fields
Chicago
Young Corbett
Fresno
Larry White
Corbett
Fields
White
Ancil Hoffman
Reno
Max Baer
Ray Alvis
Jack Kearns
Hoffman
George A. Putnam
Willecox Improvment minded to G W Holt store
Classified ad brief states Willecox plans improvements at G W Holt store seeking work or partnership. Read as a local business notice in the Daily Mail.
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Willecox
G. W. Holt
Giants Move Up to Fourth Under Terry After Quick Turnaround
Under Bill Terry, the Giants rose from eighth to fourth in the National League after winning eight of ten since he took over. A nine inning win over the Cubs featured a costly error by Bill Herman in the eighth, and the day’s other results included the Red Sox, White Sox, and Dodgers each losing to western clubs.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Bill Terry
Giants
John McGraw
New Yorkers
Terry
Bill Herman
Chicago
Terryers
Cubs
Herman
Lindstrom
Pat Malone
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