Louis Baer Heavyweight Fight Draws 95 000 In New York
A capacity crowd near 95 000 gathered at Yankee Stadium to see Joe Louis challenge Max Baer in a highly anticipated non title bout. Louis, the rising drawing card, faces Baer in a match expected to deliver record gate receipts and potential future title implications.
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Smile of Success Replaces Playboy Grin
Chicago Cubs manager Good Time Charley Grimm, appointed August 2 1932, shifted from banjo playing to tougher discipline. After initial boos and poor showings in 1933 34 he overhaul drew backlash and trades, swapped players, and led a dramatic winning streak by midseason, balancing stern leadership with leniency for youth.
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Baer Louis Heavyweight Showdown Sparks Debate
The piece weighs the Baer Louis heavyweight clash as a potential draw or decisive win. It discusses both fighters strengths, styles, and the risk each presents, noting Baer's patient pressure and Louis's capability to land hard blows. It hints at public interest and the possibility of a career defining night for either.
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Plains High Opens Basketball Season with Wilkes Meeting
The Plains High basketball team launches the season against Wilkes as four regulars are out with injuries. Kansasville Trimble Rutland Buchtel Murray City players feature in a sparse lineup while others return for a hopeful start.
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Bobcats Prep Hard As Peden Rides Team For Illinois Tilt
Ohio University drills show a high effort, no spectators, grueling sessions as Coach Don Peden pushes a green squad. With 10 days of practice, the 1935 Bobcats vow to play 64 minutes and challenge Illinois, led by Bob Zuppke, despite likely defeat.
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Weaver Delivers Shutout as Pirates Beat Cardinals
Charley Grimm traded Jim Weaver to Pittsburgh last winter and the right hander blanked St Louis with four hits, fueling a 12 to 0 Pirates win. Floyd Young led Pittsburgh with multiple hits as Ed Heusser allowed early runs, while Chicago stayed within reach of the pennant race.
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Standings From Five NBA Showdowns Noted
Standings listed for games involving St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston. The fragment notes matchups and locations without final scores.
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