Braddock Louis Title Bout Moves Toward Climax
AP reports a calm buildup to the James J Braddock Bomber Joe Louis heavyweight championship at Comiskey Park Chicago with no legal fights or betting upheavals. Attendance could reach 100000 with gate receipts around 700000 to 750000. Louis trains three months at Stone Lake and Grand Beach while Braddock travels to Chicago to weigh in.
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Paiia
James J Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
S.ccess
InG.ca
Korner
Macea
Jacobs
Loushegg
Louis
Loui
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Grand Beach
Mich
Chicago
Auditorium Theater
Jouis
Stone Lake
Wie
Braddock
Jege
Lash Great Miler From His Neck Down
Track experts pick Don Lash of Indiana University as the world class miler. In Princeton mile Lash and San Romani finished together in about 4 minutes 7 seconds as Cunningham and others praised Lash’s late surge and exceptional strength.
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York
INS
Don Bees
Ind
Indiananiversity
Don Lash
San Roman
Princeton
Lash
San Romani
Glenn Cunningham
Gene
Cunningham
Lamp
Paavo Nurmi
Unclear standings fragment with team abbreviations
A fragmented listing shows standings and records for multiple teams including Des Moines, Washington, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and others. It includes win loss marks, percentages, and scattered game notes, but details are garbled and dates or venues are not readable.
Major League Batting Leaders and Player Mentions
A scrambled list of batting leaders and player names across teams including Yankees Tigers Cardinals Cubs Browns Pirates and Dodgers. It notes runs batted in and home runs with scattered figures and team references without coherent narrative.
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Yarkers
Houser Dodgers
Wagvin Yankees
Tacee Berg Tigers
Sletaiy Cardinals
Yarhers
Merwin
Coreenbere Tigers
Waker Tinere
Stangio
Yankees
Greenberg Tigers
Cee Cove
Menwick
Cardinaie
Oaan Cubs
Lary Indiana
MITS
Medaick Cardinal
Walter Togere
Gentine Yankees
Rei Browns
Fo Eere
Uvaushuss
Pirates
Sreceve
Seereressee
Sioux City Ties With Davenport in Doubleheader
Sioux City splits a Sunday doubleheader with Davenport, winning 4 3 after losing 4 1. The second game ends amid dispute as Umpire Cady rules a runner safe on a close call. Key hits include Hall, Fitzpatrick, and Floyd in the seventh inning rally for Sioux City. Clarke homers for Davenport in game two.
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Sioux City Ja
Sioux Ciy Brone
Davenport
Blue Sox
Cady
Blues
F Hall
Fitzpatrick
Floyd
Wklund
Flippen
Hall
Plummer
Monahan
Huff
Cowboys
Davenport Preser
Ed Marleau
Sioux City
Flood
Clarke
Frankie Hall
Fitzpatricks
van Camp
Blous City
Floyd As
Frink
Peddidto
Wiklund
Plood
Ofuppenss
Prerostif
Hallef
Oplummer Tf
Camprf
Monahnib
Muff
Morgane
Onis
Larson
Pitenatk
Binox City
Zahn Rune
Floyd Clarke
Wishind Monahan Hall
Wiksund
Clarke Doble
Monahan Barrifice
Flippen Hull
Rioux Ree
Zahn
Bates
Balle
Aswatt
Slous City
Wisiund
de Peddie
Fippen
Sx Prevost
Ollarke
Plummer If Ol
Camo
Hullab Fitzparke
Lordere Marleau Pd
Thesensaes A
Onnie
Beasazie
Theseneave
Shoux City
Fiippen
Clerke
Pittpatrick
Clarce
Bloux City
Marleau
Wil
Riggs and Hunt Resume Clay Court Title Match
Bobby Riggs and Joe Hunt hoped to finish the national clay court championship as rain halted play in River Forest after Riggs won the first set 6 3 and Hunt led four games to three in the second. Johnny MacNiarmid and Eugene McAuliffe won the doubles title defeating Norman Bickel and Norbert Burgest in a five set match.
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Chicago
INS
Bobby Riggs
Joe Hunt
Los Angeles
Suburban River Forest
Riggs
Hunt
Johnny MacNiarmid
Princeton University
Eugene McAuliffe F
Norman Bickel
Norbert Burgest
Red Peppers recalls 1913 Bunny excursion to Waterloo
Earl Red Peppers notes a 1913 crowd of nearly 5000 for a Bunny versus Waterloo game, with 900+ from Waterloo. Joe Danziger details a Rock Island train trip, a fundraiser for Jake Schmidt's band, and a large postgame collection. The piece also touches Golf and Ball players of the era, including Ralph Guldahl and Joe Medwick.
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Waterloo
Joe Danziger
Cedar Rapids
Danziger
Rock Island
Jake Schmidt
53Rd Regiment
Bunny Boosters
Schmidt
Howard Hahn
Guy Newell
John Frink
Johnny Allen Out With Acute Appendicitis For A Month
Cleveland's pennant bid faltered as pitcher Johnny Allen underwent emergency appendectomy Sunday night. He remains in hospital and will miss eleven to twelve days of play, delaying his return and weakening the rotation.
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Boston
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Arlen
Feller Fails To Test Arm As Game Is Called Off
In Hartford, Bob Feller, 18, hoped to pitch for the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition with the Savitt Gems but rain cancelled the game. Manager Steve ONeill planned to keep Feller on his regular mound turn if his arm held up. The Iowa farm boy has appeared in only two games this season due to a sore arm.
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Hartford Conn
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Indians
Savitt Gems
Steve O'Neill
Feller
Iowa
Sigourney Trapshooter Second In Iowa Handicap
Stanley Meadows 17, Des Moines, won the state handicap championship at Rockwell City. High scores listed include Meadows 96 and Edwin Wilcoxen from Sigourney 95. W S Hoon Jewell 94. E A Dygert Omaha 93. C B McDowell Philipsburg Kan sas 93. Roy Meadows elected Iowa Trapshoot Association president. Frank Kaschelhoffer Ackley reelected secretary treasurer.
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Rockwell City
Stanley Meadows
Des Moines
Meadows
Edwin Wilcoxen
Sigourney
W S Hoon
Jewell
E A Dygert
Omaha
C. B McDowell
Philipsburg
Kansas
Roy Meadows
Iowa Trapshoot Association
Frank Kaschelhoffer
Ackley
F L. Ofhoffnagle
Dawson
Broadcast Of Braddock Louis Fight To Start At 9 P.M
NBC will broadcast the Braddock versus Louis fight from Chicago starting at 9 p.m. CST. The event will air over the Red and Blue networks with about 125 stations carrying the program under commercial sponsorship. The piece also notes the lempira as Honduras currency named for an Indian chief.
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New York
Chicago
NBC
Honduras
Wheatland Defeats Lowden to Maintain Eastern Iowa Lead
Special to The Gazette Wheatland crushed Lowden 8 to 0 on Sunday to extend its league lead. Land of Wheatland hit the day’s only homer. Calamus beat Clarence 5-4 for its first win with two Calamus triples and a double by Lahan. Dixon defeated Lisbon 7-4 to join Lowden and Mechanicsville in a three way tie for second. Mechanicsville did not play.
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Walloping
Land of Wheatland
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Clarence
Lahan
Dixon
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Bor
Seley
E. Meier
Gottschalk
Steltens
F. Bel
H. Deininger
Raiders
Chartak
Crossley
Howard
Clark
Lahman
de Forest
Keeney
Bergman
Krupski
Bolsenga
Zahniser
Rock Island
Filbert
Islanders
Spadafore
Oetting
Newman
Hoover
Raiders edge Islanders in ten innings to take series
Cedar Rapids Raiders outhit Rock Island 18 to 13 in a 13-9 ten inning win. Van Fleet earned his tenth victory after relief duty, as Cedar Rapids built a seven run lead early and weathered Islander rallies in the late innings. Howard Taylor starts for Cedar Rapids in the next series at Sioux City.
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Raiders
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Williemeon
Tahniser
Belsenga
Belsenge
Coe
Hk Elan Sen Fee
de Forest Crossley de Filbert
Newman
Heo Spadafe
Belsengs
Larsen Ra
Schimi
Meme
Elster
Mie Labman
Earache
Rock Halasa
Wit Iser
Mala Y
van Fleet
Eck Island
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Fred Bergman
Thomas
Krupski
Elston
Islanders
Oetting
Hoover
Clark
Crossley
Williamson
Bolsenga
Schinski
Larson
Michaels
Spada
Sioux City
Howard Taylor
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