Pilot blames Mike Jacobs for Brown Bomber financial troubles
Detroit promoter Roxborough claims promoter Mike Jacobs pressurized Joe Louis into excessive advances shaping Louis’s debts. Roxborough says Louis was paid peanuts in later films while Jacobs warned against stopping advances, noting Joe’s mounting losses. Louis’s manager Boc:rowed nearly $200,000 as the Bomber’s debts grew.
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Shoemaker Rides 8 Mounts After Near Injury
Inglewood Ca UP Tackey Willie Shoemaker planned mounts at Hollywood Park today after a brush with serious injury yesterday. He was tossed from Pension Plan on the homestretch, but escaped serious harm and later rode again despite hand soreness. X rays showed only bruises. Pension Plan remained uninjured.
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Come West Old Man Charles May Defend Title In Reno Or LA
Promoter Cal agrees on when or where the world heavyweight title defense could occur. Jake Mintz and Enton over Mintz say a Western bout is possible sometime in February with the winner of a West Coast match as challenger. Babe McCoy’s Olympic Auditorium bid of $100,000 is noted, but details remain unsettled and a move to Reno or Los Angeles is discussed.
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Par Five Club Awards Prizes At Hayward Meet
The Par Five Club of Hayward will award prizes to Ju ist Loumantenfeld winners at a golf club meeting tonight at View President Faddie Tate's rumpus room 2190 Second Street. Members are urged to bring a prospective member for a ball dinner and house entertainment.
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Rule Doomed Two Year Bonus Rule Ends in 1940s?
In St Petersburg the baseball world moves toward repealing a two year bonus rule. Minor league presidents, led by Warren Giles, vote to end a policy that limited major leaguers’ signing terms and tied clubs to players. The decision hinges on a three-quarters majority, with the outcome likely formalized at the winter meeting.
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Minor Leagues Say Lay Offs at ASBURG Florida
The minor leagues held an emergency session where President Jee Me Trauman outlined a three point program. Baseball commissioner A B Chandler attended with major league officials Wal ridge of the American Teague and Warren Gil of the Cincinnati Reds.
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Miami Golf MASLAQ Four-Ball Tourney Opens With Upset Risks
The Miami four-ball event began with unpredictable play as six notable pairings faltered in the first round. Veterans like Demaret of California and Burke of Houston endured early losses while top seeds faced caution entering the second day.
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