Boxing Promoters Eye Heavyweight Championship Shift
The piece discusses the deferred gate for a heavyweight bout and the shifting contenders after retirement and vacancies. It notes Max Baer, Primo Carnera, Max Schmeling, Steve Hamas, Jack Sharkey era issues, and the New York boxing commission debates on title defenses and promoter control amid a changing landscape. The article hints at future bouts and the difficulty in securing a strong attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nney
Max Schmeling
Jack Ais
Ron Iy Schmelt
Fie
Hew
Madison Equara Ger Commission
Stela
Garden
Premer Sports
Sharkey-Carera
George Tex Rickard
The
Rickard
New York Boxing Commis
Sion Hhose
Uke Dempsey
Tunney
Publc
Max Bauer
Primo Carnera
Steva Hamas
Art Lasky
Max Daer
Carnera
Schmeling
Lasky
King Levinaky
Baer Family Rivalry Looms In The Ring And Stage
The piece notes Baer may pursue film and stage work while remaining a top contender. It speculates Baer could fight his brother Buddy next year, a bout that could keep the title within the Baer family and boost earnings beyond boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Buddy
Four Huntington votes tally for All-Opponent team list
The article lists four Huntington votes and names Cole man Bowyer Knighton Rittens house Elswood Hunter Freed Davis and Halstead. Greenbrier becomes eligible for the All-Opponent team after facing strong opposition in recent years. The teams and voters are described in the continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Bowyer
Knighton
Rittens House
Elswood
Hunter
Freed
Davis
Halstead
Greenbrier
Wama
Behoat Halstead
Huntington Davis
Anbar Knighton
Huntington Beckle
Ellwood
Parkershare Colemancy
Huntington
Rittenhouse
Parkersburg
Beckley Potter
Ellis Lit
Greenbrier T
Atkins Reher
Waynerkersburg
Hest
Singh to Fight in Tamer Rounds at Local Show
Donchin of New York faces Charlie Peterson of Chicago in a lighter bout while Jimmie Hefner of Eherman, Texas, meets Hane Schomer of Germany in a top light heavyweight clash. The German challenger, famed as a European light heavyweight king, is promised fast action, with the 30 minute bout expected to deliver nonstop excitement from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donchin
New York
Charlie Peterson
Chicago
Wreath
Jimmie Hefner
Eherman
Tex
Hane Schomer
Germany
Bears and Strings: Big Linemen and Feathers Injuries Talk
60 000 expected as Oregon Tex Irwin Davis Elking Dale 235 pounders Bill Hewitt Karr the Bears ends large players. Feathers injures noted yet team remains optimistic. Newman Giants QB with fractured vertebrae braces to play. both teams clash as title talk intensifies and gate revenue splits drawn.
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Jacklee
Morgan
Oregon
Tex Irwin
Davis Elking
Bill Hewitt
Michigan
Bill Karr
West Virginia
Bears
Ike Franklan
Si Jary's
Ray Flaherty
Conran
Ald Allery
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Offensive Game Lark and Lateral Strategy in Football
The piece discusses how opponents expect the Beara to use laterals to stock and lash against unsuspecting foes. It argues that defenses must account for laterals, boosting Beara’s running game, and notes that college football has seen a rise in down field lateral plays past the line of scrimmage. It cautions that laterals behind the line are not unsound but unlikely to succeed without defensive defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrmane
It Wast Leftys trot it Boston and Detroit notes
A fragmenting sketch of 1934 baseball metrics contrasts 1933 records. It cites earned run averages, strikeouts, walks, and hits leaders, naming Yankee pitchers Pennock and Brown along with Tigers figures and mentions a sensational auction of Turkish girls.
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Troit
Wea Ferrell
Boston
Tammy Bridges
Detroit
Fred Marberry
Jack Knott
SL Louie
Yankee
Tiger
Herb Pennock
Ted Sox
Johnny Broan
Rrussell
Tack Mussel
Washington
Buck Newsom
St. Louis
Newsom
George Bineholder
Bridges
Mitt Geston
Chicago
Women Democrats Reelect Mrs Ford in Charleston Club
Mrs Lois J Ford was reelected president of the Charleston Women's Democratic club at its annual election meeting at the Kanawha hotel. Talks by Myre Posson and Rhodie Hockinberry preceded plans for a January 14 Jackson Day dinner and a special meeting at her Quarrier street home.
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Lois J. Ford
Charleston Woman's Democratic Club
Kanawha
Myre Posson
Rhodie Hockinberry
Alate Pobre Ie Welfare Department
Ford
Ing Quarrier Street
G. A. Mathews
Mra
Hal Depue
Janes
Field
Recording Secreta
Ann Rogers
Cars Fepenenk Meera
J. Derson
Herd of
Walter H. Fisher
Sire J
Clay Hite Named Elks Sponsored Coach At New Year
Clay Hite succeeds Farley Beil as coach at Victory High in Clarksburg under Elks sponsorship. The Gazette notes Hite's team was inconsistent last season, with Duggan hinting that a South team coach would be named soon. A Pyrenees crossing incident reports four occupants injured with minor bruises.
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the Elks
the Gazette
Hite
Farley Beil
Ate Victory
High School
Clarksburg
Duggan
Prince of Wales Takes First Sewing Lesson
London report describes the Prince of Wales attending his first sewing lesson. He visited Framwell Gate Moor and watched a wartime home, where women were sewing. He asked about a curtain while a woman involuntarily spoke, then moved on to a village welfare center for tea and sandwiches with unemployed residents.
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London
Prince of Wales
Framwell Gate Moor
Pelace
Seven Men Held After Kalayres Election Shootings
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on December 8 seven men were denied release as evidence was deemed sufficient to bind them to the grand jury. The killings occurred during an election parade linked to Kalayres and involved five arsons and multiple injuries. Witnesses described gunfire from the Bruno home and a tense political feud ending in deaths. Coroner Fegley scheduled an inquest for tomorrow in Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Kalayres
Henry Bock
Houck
Albert Thomas Meadville
Betty Lucketti
Kelayres
Bruno
Joseph Bruno
Philip
Alfred Bruno
John Hitaick
M Marchin
Sam Muscarelli
Charles-Grego
William Porke
Forke
T. G. Fegley
Tremont
Blossom Dairy Defeats Charleston Independents 14-0 on YWCA Floor
Blossom Dairy led by Wilma Summers with 10 points routed the Charleston Independents 14-0. Itosn Board starred at guard for Blossom Dairy while Pearl Craddock top-scored for the Independents with four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Independents
Wilma Summers
Itosn Board
Independents
Pearl Craddock
Blossom
Dalry
Hanksttall
Race results snippet from page three continuation
Fragmented race results list appears with ages, times, and names such as Corinne and Terry. It mentions several British place names among American cities including Bristol Oxford Plymouth York Bath and Cambridge, hinting at a share of historical trivia within a broader sports column.
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New York Boxing Commission
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Miller’s
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Hershey
Lifebuoy
Laurel
Flebsphimeini
Strietmann Eee
Serena
Beaund
Sanllaton
W.va
Charleston
Singh
Lefty
Palestine
Ialand
George Carpenter
Margaret Sorenson
Toronto Automobile Company
Associated Presa Pholo
Democrats
Jackson
Clay Hite
Tourmalet Pass
Pyrenees
Fronre
Tageport
Darkes Hout
Tribeet
Adobe Post
Donday
Gaither
Mig Terry
Deerlaga
Dyiape
Miss Corinne
Ana
O'May
Benatorce
Anna
Lindvere _an
Hnedguter
Bristols
Oxfords
Plymouths
Yorks
Batha
Your. Independent Grocer
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Renee
Fred
Zane Zeb
Frean
Bali
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