Baer Fights Nerves As Braddock Bout Looms In New York
Max Baer arrives in New York fearing a fixed result from referee Art Donovan and hoping for a first round knockout to defend his title against James J. Braddock. He notes fan pressure and potential judges bias on the eve of the 15 round championship showdown at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Maxie Baer
James J. Braddock
California Lothario
New York State Athletic Commission
Art Donovan
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Braddock
Baer
Donovan
Arty
Asbury Park
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Jinx
Maxies
Paer
Manhattan
Max
Atlantic City
Baer Demands Outsider Referee for Braddock Fight
In New York on June 12 United Press reports Adelbert Baer calls for an outsider to referee the Max Baer vs James J Braddock heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. He cites a controversial 1934 Carnera score and defends his business interests and title.
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United Press
New York
U.P
Mex
Adelbert Baer
Arci Hoffman
New York Boxing Commission
Max
James J. Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Mr. Baer
Arthur Donovan
Pete Hartley
Billy Cavanaugh
Baer
Hoffmen
Donovan
Carnera
Reds End Giants Streak With Doubleheader Sweep at Polo Grounds
The Cincinnati Reds upset the New York Giants 4-1 and 3-1 in a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds, the first time in 16 years Cincinnati swept a pair from the Giants there. The Reds benefited from two pitchers who had not won a game this year and climbed into pennant race position. Pirates rally to tie for second as they blanked Brooklyn 4-0 behind Guy Bush, while the Cubs lose to Philadelphia 10-4. In AL action, the White Sox split with Washington, the Yankees took two from St. Louis, and Detroit fell to Boston in two.
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U.P
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Tony Freitas
Leroy Herrmann
Reds
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Guy Bush
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Vaughan
Young
P. Waner
L. Waner
Thevenow
Jensen
Suhr
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Augie Galan
Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Washington
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Charley Ruffing
Vito Tamulis
Tribe
White Sox
al Simmons
Lefty Grove
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Fach
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
A's
Bob Johnson
City Golf Meet Sees New Idea and New Favorites
Amarillo Country Club hosts the Theoty championship with qualifying on June 20 and match play June 21 to 23. Favorite John D. Munn, last year’s grand slam winner, aims for another title along with John Olver and other top contenders. Tickets are on sale to individuals and firms through club members and The Globe News sports desk.
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Theoty
Amarillo Country Club
John D. Munn
Munn
John Olver
James Croom
Rex Brown
Drew Crossett
G. W. Dodd
J. R. Farmer
Trice Brown
Gene Kidd
George McGrath
Roy Greenhill
Sai
Bill Garre
A. N Olver
Gene Howe
Ben Tolbert
Paul Gore
Wade Holman
The
Globe News
Judge Landis Delays Ruling On Ex-Convict Pitts Case
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball’s top authority, awaits the case records of Edwin Alabama Pitts, ex-convict barred from Albany of the International League. Landis is ill with a cold and high blood pressure and a decision is unlikely before next week. Johnny Evers urged Landis to hear Pitts personally, noting no hearing has occurred. Albany officials sent the full record to Chicago. discussions include possible gubernatorial pardon to reopen proceedings.
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Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
Edwin “Alabama” Pitts
Albany
International League
PITTS
N. Y
Alabama
Johnny Evers
Albany Senators
Evers
Albany Club
Executive Committee
Baseball
Warren G. Giles
Herbert H. Lehman
Arthur T. Lyman
Massachusetts
Chevigny Denies Missouri Proselyting Of Players
Texas coach Jack Chevigny rejects knowledge of alleged recruitment of Missouri talent by the Kansas City group. He says if the players are good and meet student requirements they could enroll at Texas. The claim followed Don Faurot’s broader accusation of proselyting by schools.
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Chevigny
Bill Mann
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas Highway Department
Mann
Texas
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Faurot
Joe Jurieack
Harry Hockensmith
Don Marvin
Hayden Buford
Kerr's School Supplies edge State Highway in extra innings
Kerr's School Supplies overcame a no-hit bid to tie 4 all in the sixth and seventh before winning 7 5 in extra innings. Amarillo Laundry then beat Santa Fe Magnolia Club 8 2 behind Lefty Mason as the loop ends the first half with the Kwitcherkikkin Kids atop the standings led by C T Davis in hitting and defense.
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Kerr’s School Supplies
Kerr's
Lefty Mason
Amarillo Laundry
Santa Fe Magnolia Club
Kwitcherkikkin Kids
C. T. Davis
Kerr School Supply
Santa Fe Magnolia
Sacred Heart
Modern Cleaners
Russell Stationery
Kenyon
Pet Oe
Jefferson Life
Texaco Oilers
San Jacinto Meth
Phillips
Borden's Schulte United
Cowie Electric Bees
Fox Drug
Faurot Admits He Writes Too In Public Reply
Columbia Missouri June 12 Don Faurot MU football coach said he sought to stay within propriety in dealings with prospective athletes. He answered Al DeViney Texas Club secretary who claimed possession of a letter signed by Faurot.
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Don Faurot
University of Missouri
al de Viney
Texas Club
Austin
Faurot
Simmon recalls tire blowout while speeding to spring camp
Al Simmons describes a near fatal crash when a tire blew on his way to spring training in California. He promotes Goodrich Silvertown tires featuring Life-Saver Golden Ply for heat resistance, claiming extra miles and protection at no extra cost.
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Arizona
California
al Simmons
Goodrich Silvertowns
Goodrich
Bucs Increase Their Margins in Texas League Action
Galveston Buccaneers widened their lead over Fort Worth with a 9 to 4 win as Gibbs allowed 10 hits. Tulsa, their nearest rival, had an off night while Oklahoma City split a doubleheader at Beaumont with Red Phillips shutting out the Indians and Red Evans winning the nightcap. Paul Easterling belted two homers driving in six as Dallas fell to Houston 5 to 3 after a late rally.
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Gibbs
Tulsa
San Antonio
Red Phillips
Oklahoma City Indians
Beaumont
Red Evans
Oklahomans
Paul Easterling
Dallas
McGee
Houston
Gliatto
Trow
Steers
Fort Worth Meet to Open with 100 Golfers Competing
A field of 100 golfers is set to tee off at Rivercrest Country Club for the seventeenth annual invitation tournament in Fort Worth. Last year’s medalist shot 70, three under par. Leland Hamman, the previous champion, may join but his status is uncertain while Jack Speer of Waco and James Phillips of Ranger emerge as strong contenders.
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U.P
Rivercrest Country Club
Leland Hamman
Oakmont
Penn
Jack Speer
Waco
James Phillips
Ranger
West Texas
Missouri coach Faurot fields letters on jobs and college questions
University of Missouri coach Faurot notes he has received letters from boys asking about entering the university and about employment. He says he answers according to conference rules and mentions a high school athlete offering to locate a summer job if he fills out enclosed blanks.
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University of Missouri
Faurot
Tornado Star Bob Castle Faces Vic Weber In Panhandle Bout
Bob Castle known as the Kansas Tornado prepares to clash with Vic Weber tomorrow night. Castle promises a twisting performance after acclimating to the Panhandle air, saying Weber will regret leaving Broadway for this match.
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Bob Castle
Castle
Vic Weber
Kansas
Panhandle
France Captures Bonardel Cup In Pro Tennis Showdown
France won the Bonardel Cup by clinching the final two matches against the United States at Westchester Country Club. Martin Plaa defeated Bruce Barnes 6 3 0 6 1 to seal the title for a year.
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France
United States
Westchester Country Club
Martin Plaa
Bruce Barnes
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