Braddock Rise Sparks a New Boxing Crown Bid
The article traces James Braddock’s rise from dockhand to top heavyweight contender as he challenges for boxing’s lucrative title. It notes his breakout win over Art Lasky, his financial struggles, and his growing status amid the era’s obsession with star power in sports. It also contrasts Babe Ruth’s fame and a tense clash with team executive Emil Fuchs, framing Braddock’s ascent against Ruth’s era-defining impact.
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First Defeats for Tamulis and Whitehead in Major League Debuts
Whitehead the White Sox rookie allowed seven hits and two walks in a 2 0 loss to Cleveland as Jack Knott and Ed Coleman drove in the runs. Tamulis of the Yankees exited early after bases were loaded, with Johnny Murphy homering to power the Athletics to a 9 7 win. In the National League, Cubs beat Reds 5 2 behind homers by Klein and O'Dea, while Giants and Phillies split a doubleheader with Phils winning 4 3 in the opener and 7 4 in the nightcap. Brooklyn fell 3 0 to the Dodgers in the first game, then lost 10 2 to the Braves in the second.
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Bonura Answers Fan Mail From Chicago White Sox
Big Zeke Bonura, Chicago White Sox first baseman, receives heavy fan mail and buys a portable typewriter to answer letters himself.
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Baer Training Camp Still a Madaus of Mayhem
Asbury Park reports Max Baer at the seaside camp where he clownes and allows sparring partners to hit him while spectators jeer. Manager Hoff man worries about Buddy Baer as Braddock title bout nears. Baer jokes about tooth and tempo but vows to destroy Braddock if and when they meet.
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Jimmy Foxx Returns to First Base with Athletics
New York reports Jimmy Foxx is back at first base for the Philadelphia Athletics after five weeks behind the plate. Connie Mack aims to shake the club by moving Foxx, revealing Foxx requested the transfer amid disappointing performance and a lingering 1935 experiment vibe.
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Notre Dame Names 1936 Baseball Captain Frankie Gaul
South Bend man Frankie Gaul named captain of Notre Dame baseball for 1936 season. Gaul, who starred as quarterback for last fall’s football team, assumes leadership role on the Irish squad amid a busy college sports year.
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Brewers and St Paul set to clash under lights in Milwaukee
Night baseball debut expected to draw 12,000 fans as the Milwaukee Brewers host the St Paul team in a key American Association race. Warm, clear weather aids attendance in Milwaukee's park with both clubs chasing late season standings.
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Oakmont Promises Severe Test for 159 Competitors
In the United States Open at Oakmont, 159 players including Olin Dutra face a demanding course with mountains of traps and the sport’s top talents. The field includes seven former champions and international contenders from South Africa and Japan, with past winners like Gene Sarazen and Willie Anderson cited among the formidable lineup.
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Browns Draw In New Your New York
In New York the Browns drew 27 000 fans for a doubleheader with the Yankees despite low attendance in St Louis. The Cincinnati pairings include Hamilton beating Paul Dazco, and Danny Milillo stopping Johnny Netterman in a Cincinnati card.
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Standings Friday games across leagues with key matchups
National games feature Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis and Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston American Association shows Louisville at Columbus Indianapolis at Toledo St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Wrestling results from Holyoke and Philly bout news
Charley Strack of Newton defeated Bibber McCoy of Cambridge in Holyoke in a best two of three. Pommy Loughran of Philadelphia declined a light heavyweight bout with John Henry Lewis as promoters sought to stage a match in Pittsburgh.
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