Stribling and Schmeling Nearing Top Form For Night Fight
Stribling explains night training under artificial light to mimic Cleveland Stadium conditions ahead of the July 3 heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling. He argues late workouts improve focus and avoids daytime fatigue, noting cooler Ohio nights aid conditioning as he nears 188 pounds.
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Edward J. ‘Neil
Associated Press
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Max. Schmeling
Georgia
Rookie Frasier Shuts Down World Champions in 8 2 victory
Vic Frasier, the Texas farm lad turned righthander for the Philadelphia Athletics, held the defending champions to six hits and drove in the decisive runs with a fourth inning bases loaded double. He pitched flawless ball with three strikeouts as the A’s defeated the White Sox 8 to 2. The win trims the lead of the champions by a half game while rain idleed the Washington Senators in Cleveland.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
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College Golf Opens With Yale and Detroit Rivals
June 23 Olympia Fields qualifiers see Jack Reese of Yale and Randall Ahern of Detroit post identical 37 36 73 rounds. They challenge favorites Phillips Finley Harvard George Dunlap Princeton and Larry Moller Notre Dame as opening stroke play begins in college golf. Kansas City hosts three day jubilee featuring Tommy Armour headline as city celebrates a 40 million bond approved for ten year municipal improvements.
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Standings Snapshot With Afternoon Games
Chicago leads Philadelphia 8 to 2 while St. Louis 14 New York 10 and Boston 7 Detroit 2. Today two game schedules feature Washington at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago and Philadelphia versus St. Louis.
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Redskins Lose To Williams Sunday In Close 9 8 Game
The Redskins baseball team dropped a close 9 to 8 game at Williams Sunday with three errors blamed on key plays. Eli Corillo pitched well for seven innings while Heston Pierce and Mulleneaux held Williams late. Center fielder Martin Smith got two hits and Peacock homered in the fifth for the Redskins. Plans for a next game with San Bernardino or Kingman were awaited.
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Secret talks to choose referees for Schmeling Stribling fight
Managers plan a secret gathering this week with Young Stribling and Max Schmeling officials to pick five referees from fifteen nationally known umpires. The final three will determine the referee and two judges for the July 3 heavyweight championship bout.
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Young Stribling
Max “Schmeling
Max Schmeling
W. L. Young Stribling
Schmeling intensifies training for World Heavyweight title
Max Schmeling nears the Cleveland title bout with Young Stribling after sixteen training days at Conneaut Lake Park Ra. He weighs about 190 pounds and aims for 189. Manager Joe Jacobs confirms daily sparring through the week with rest on Thursday. Critics say Schmeling looks better, faster, and more skilled, and boxing observers note his new inside right uppercut.
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Associated Press
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Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
New York
Stars In Baseball Games Yesterday
Vic Frazier held the Athletics to six hits and doubled with bases loaded as the White Sox beat the Red Sox. Earl Webb doubled twice and tripled with three singles to drive in three for Boston against the Figgers. Rick Ferrell collected a double and three singles for the Browns, driving in four. Chuck Klein homered for the Phillies in an 18th time plus two singles against the Cardinals. Bill Clark and the Robins won a ten inning, 3-2 decision over the Pirates.
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Arizona League Starts Second Half With roster Moves
Arizona League managers chart a second half push for the 1931 championship. Bisbee Douglas adds Decuir to bolster the Bees while keeping the core, Tucson Missions reload with Sullivan and O Kane, El Paso and Phoenix stay with existing rosters, Nogales gains Anderson and Haas, and Globe receives rescue aid from the San Francisco Seals as they begin the second half.
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