Southwest College Football Roundup In Rainy Week Practice
The Southwest conference preview notes Arkansas Razorbacks healing injuries as they prepare to play Kansas State Teachers while Rice Owls regain players from illness for Baton Rouge clash with LSU. Baylor Charles Emmett Kriel malaria out while SMU tightens plays for Austin College. Texas and TCU ready for key weekend games with North Texas State Teachers College and Kingsville respectively.
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Bob Biering
Baylor Bears
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Kenneth Goodson
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Texas University Longhorns
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Joe Louis plans world fighting tour and big New York bouts
Sept. 26 SOWLING MAJOR LEAGUE NEW YORK. Joe Louis, 21, poised for a world tour with backers aiming for a $1 million haul in a year. Proposes Latin American and European dates next winter, plus two New York blocks in 1936 with Max Schmeling in June and James J. Braddock in September. Jacobs, promoter, secured five year exclusive rights. Sharkey eyed for future Louis bout.
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Cubs and Dodgers chase pennant headlines echo
The Cubs and Cardinals duel for the National League pennant while the Dodgers surge past the Giants and Reds. In the American League the first five spots are set, with Brooklyn moving to fifth and Boston clinching fourth as Cleveland and Detroit press toward the World Series.
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Indians
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Atlanta Crackers Edge New Orleans in Pursuit of Title
The Atlanta Crackers beat New Orleans 7 to 3 to move within one win of the Southern Association pennant as the final series continued. The opener had been won 4 to 1, with the teams headed to New Orleans for the continuation of the series. The Dixie series awaits the pennant winner.
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White Hopes Rise as Louis Baer Fight Sparks Industry
Henry McLemorf recalls a revived white hope market after Joe Louis defeated Max Baer, with Uncle Will McCarney advertising a new line of contenders. James J. Braddock is cited as the best future challenger, promising Louis a quick finish.
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Jack
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Braddock
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Frisch Hopes Dizzy Dean Can Save St. Louis Pennant Bid
In St Louis on Sept 25 1935 Frankie Frisch calls on Dizzy Dean for a last desperate effort to beat the Chicago Cubs who led 4 games to 0 in the pennant race. Weather threatens postponement as Cubs and Cardinals vie for a crucial win that could seal the NL title for Chicago.
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