Psychoanalyzing Baer and Louis in the Dempsey era bout
A noted psychologist analyzes Max Baer and Joe Louis as they train for the heavyweight clash at Yankee Stadium. He contrasts Baer’s volatile, entertainer persona with Louis’s centric, machine-like focus, examining training camps, emotions, and likely fight dynamics before the September 1935 showdown.
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Baer Louis show down set for Tuesday night fight
Henry McLemore predicts Max Baer will deliver his greatest performance in a million dollar gate showdown against Joe Louis, driven by Baer’s vanity and crowd energy. The piece also notes surrounding boxing chatter and sports roundups from New York with updates on Cincinnati football poaching and Giants roster shifts.
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Texas Health Push Aims to Eradicate Typhus Fever
Texas health authorities launch a state wide campaign to eradicate typhus fever now reported in seventy of Texas’s two hundred fifty four counties. The first Texas typhus case was recorded in 1915.
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Big fight crowds flood New York for Baer Louis bout
The lead up to the million dollar brawl draws 22 000 seats at Yankee Stadium for 91 650 fans as Max Baer and Joe Louis arrive primed to fight. Betting odds favor Louis with tickets selling briskly and journalists swarming the scene. Louis plans rest before weigh in while Baer vows no excuses and predicts a tough contest lasting up to six or seven rounds depending on Baer’s approach.
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Indians Need Coaches Have Only One Win
Oklahoma City Indians push toward Texas League title with a 10-7 victory over Beaumont Exporters. If they win tonight, Oklahoma City would clinch the Shaughnessy series and advance to the Dixie series.
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Atlanta and Orleans Winners in Shaughnessey Playoff
The Atlanta and Orleans teams won in the first round of the Shaughnessey playoff and will meet again in the final five game series. Both clubs rest today ahead of the crucial stretch as they prepare to clash once more.
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Wrigley Field Being Put in Series Shape
Chicago watchers prepare for a potential World Series as Wrigley Field is fitted with bleachers by carpenters. More than 100 workers in two shifts build seating for 12,000 extra spectators outside the Cubs park while trucks unload yellow pine planks and uprights.
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Big Spring Favored In San Angelo District_X
In Texas Interscholastic League Football Class A District 3 Big Spring is favored again this season. Coach J Gordon Bristow returns eight lettermen and a strong line with a heavy backfield. Oilie Cordill leads the offense as a top prospect. San Angelo, coached by Harry Taylor, boasts a veteran line but a green backfield. Sweetwater, under Edgar Hennig, has only two regulars back and plans for the future with a 150-strong squad.
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Cubs win to extend streak with nine hit allowance
Larry French and the Cubs shut out the Pirates 2 to 0 as the Cubs extend their win streak to 18. Jesse Hill leads a Yankees attack with three doubles and three singles in a twin bill victory over the Red Sox. The Cardinals’ Byba hammers Reds with two hits in seven innings of the opener, while Dean earns his 28th victory with a three hit game in the nightcap. Earl Caldwell reports other scores across the league in a day of busy baseball action.
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Cubs Need Only Two More Wins in Chase
New York dispatch notes the Chicago Cubs lead the pennant race with five games left, all against the St Louis Cardinals. The Cards must sweep to force a tie. Cubs pitching strong, relief used sparingly, while St Louis struggles. Giants eliminated. Braves set modern league record. AL results include Tigers clinching pennant, Browns shutout, New York and Cleveland split pair.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
STANDINGS LIST of batting leaders, runs batted in, hits and more from the American League and National League. Notable figures include Gehrig and Greenberg pacing runs and RBIs, Vosmik and Medwick atop hitting, and Greenberg and Ott leading homers. A Rhode Island hen laid an egg marked M. S. in Stoughton Massachusetts.
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Ohio State Football Prefers Interchangeable Lineup This Season
Coach Francis A. Schmidt at Ohio State plans no first team this year leveraging 19 lettermen, reserves, and sophomores to form a versatile squad. The team emphasizes a wide open aerial attack with a strong running game, aiming for a Big Ten title despite returning talent. The schedule includes Kentucky, Drake, Northwestern, Indiana, Notre Dame, Chicago, Illinois, and Michigan.
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Fence Traps Farmer Defiance Relatives Find 75 Year Old
Relatives locating 75 year old Joseph Keller found him entangled by a barbed wire fence on his own farm where he had been trapped for 48 hours. He was discovered after relatives searched the area and notified authorities. Keller had become stuck while checking the fence and was described as exhausted but alive. The incident occurred in Defiance Ohio. Local authorities are investigating how he became ensnared and why no one noticed earlier.
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Property ownership claim filed in Potter County Texas
John Snider's facsimile and designation of ownership was filed in the Potter County Clerk's office on September 11 1935 under Article 842 Revised Civil Statutes of Texas for 1925.
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