Neusel Seeks Garden Title In World Ring Bout
Walter Neusel aims for a Garden Square title as Primo Carnera maneuvers for a high stakes bout. Rumors swirl of a $35 000 last stand with Joe Louis money and possible clashes with Brown, Levinsky, Imperatore, and Nave Brown amid Italian bravado and boxing lore.
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Joe Louis
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King Levinsky
Ray Imperide
Nave Brown
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College teams mingle in scattered conference chatter
A list of universities including Washington Montana Santa Clara California Auburn Florida Georgia Tech North Carolina State Tennessee Washington and Lee Fordham Dartmouth Navy appears, suggesting a college sports or academic grouping. The fragment hints at intercollegiate matchups or standings without full context.
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Montana
California
Ate
Kentucky
Auburn
Florida
Georgia Tech
North Carolina State
Tennessee
Wash
Lee
Fordham
Dartmouth
Navy
Lewis Defeats Bob Olin for 175-lb Title
John Henry Lewis, the first Negro light heavyweight champion since Battling Siki, defeated Bob Olin in 15 rounds to claim the 175-lb title and set sights on the world heavyweight crown. Louis watched as referee in a dramatic St Louis bout before 8000 fans. Lewis said he would fight more to earn money and prepare to move up in weight.
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Joe Louis
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Illinois Iowa clash sparks long scoring drive tale
In a 1935 grid recap Ant Krenz and Dick Crayne lead a lumbering Iowa surge against Illinois. Simmons Lindberg breaks through to sprint 7 yards for the first Hawkeye touchdown as linemen Leytze and Crayne clear paths and Antilia is forced out of action.
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Spectively
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Seel
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Finois
Akin
Dick Crayne
Leytze
Gryboski
Illinois
H. Harris
Hawkeye
Antilia
Simmons Lindberg
Ulinois
Iowa
Henry
Kin Kuhn
Big Ten Title Hopes Rise as Saturday Matches Set
Minnesota hosts Purdue while Iowa faces Indiana in crucial Big Ten games. Ohio State and Notre Dame collide in Columbus for the national title implications, with Illinois, Northwestern, Michigan and Penn State also in action as schedule momentum builds.
Fight results from St Louis Miami and Portland boxing
The report lists multiple bouts. John Henry Lewis outpointed Bob Olin in St Louis for the light heavyweight title. Joey Parke defeated Marty Sampson. Ev erett Rightmire beat Paul Estrada. Holman Williams defeated Andy Bundy. Jimmy Garrison out pointed Lew Massey. In Miami Benny O'Dell stopped Curtise Scott, Ray McNatt outpointed Tiger Burns. In Portland Cowboy Jack Villa KO'd Jack Corey.
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Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Miami
Fila
Benny O'Dell
Syracuse
N. Y
Curtise Scott
McKinney
Tex
Ray McNatt
Bemis
Tiger Burns
Memphis
Tenn
Portland
Wrestling results from Ocala and Des Moines
In Ocala Florida Bill Sledge defeated Jim Parker and J Louis in straight falls. In Des Moines Frank Speere beat Bart Wampler in a two of three falls match. Otto Kuss threw Bobby Stewart in 16 minutes 14 seconds. Louis Theez beat Abe Rothberg on a foul at 7 minutes 22 seconds. Andy Rascher drew with Joe Hubdka in Booth Bend Indiana.
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Bill Sledge
Texas
Jim Parker
J. Louis
Des Moines
Frank Speere
Atlanta
Bart Wampler
Scranton
Otto Kuss
Indianapolis
Bobby Stewart
Marion
Ala
Louis Theez
St. Louis
Abe Rothberg
New York
Crowds See Boxing Show Go Sour in Athens Armory
In Athens at the Armory promoter Marty Stout staged a boxing card that collapsed after an entertaining start. Main event between Jack Christy and Caldwell devolved into a cautious, low-action eight rounds. Earlier bouts also produced limited exchanges and knockouts, with Jesse Jack defeating Tiger Lyons in the first round.
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Dese Cladwell
Caldwell
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Joe Stanley
Nelsonville
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Hugh Richards
Dick Hutchinson
Two Buckeye Loop Contests On Saturday
Ohio State and Notre Dame highlight a weekend schedule with nine Ohio Conference games and two Buckeye Loop contests. Other key matchups include Baldwin Wallace vs Case in Cleveland and Miami vs Ohio University at Athens with Cincinnati vs Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware.
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Transylvania
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Wilberforce
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Detroit Tech
Stage Set for Country's No. 1 Grid Show Saturday
Notre Dame and Ohio State prepare for a high stakes clash at Ohio Stadium in front of about 80 000 fans. The Irish seek a fifth straight win while the Buckeyes aim to defend their title hopes with an all star lineup and key players like Joe Williams and Bil Shakespeare. Ohio holds a slight weight advantage on the line and Notre Dame features strong backs and versatile receivers in a battle that could decide the national championship outlook.
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Atring
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Record Crowd Seen on Coast
Los Angeles authorities anticipate a new all time football attendance record this Saturday at Memorial Coliseum as Cal meets UCLA in a pivotal Pacific Coast Conference clash that could decide Rose Bowl rights. Over 75 000 tickets sold with more expected, potential gate around 200 000 dollars if 105 000 attend.
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