Braddock Ranked Below Louis In Boxing Year Rankings
In the Ring Magazine heavyweight ratings, Joe Louis holds the top spot while Jim Braddock is placed in the second tier. The article notes Braddock’s upset crown over Baer as a key feat, with Louis featured in most major events of the year.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Hope
Joe Louie
Jos Jim
Detroit Amber
Ring Boxing A
Pall Het Loula
Braddock
Ring
Net Fielscher
Challengary
Schallenger
Stall Montana
Renny Lynch
Scotland
Balcazar Sang
Louis
Ufting
Max Baer
Baer
Primo Camera
Max Schmeling
Camera
Tommy Loughran
Hank Haakineen
Charley Retzlaff
Buddy Baer
Ray Inopeltitiere
Eadie Mader
al Etiore
Ford Smith
Peulina Uzendun
Yatloux Ecinones
John Henry Lewie
Marin Rosenbloom
Welterwaight
Barney Read
Walgh
Tomy Canzoneri
Freddie Biller
Rosenbloom
Ditnots
Muller
Orange Bowl contestants arrive as teams head to Miami
In Miami on December 30 AP reports both teams due by nightfall for the New Year clash. Notre Dame style mis spelled likely Mississippi and Catholic University players are en route with coaches noting dogs under pressure.
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la Mlosai
Miami
Fio
Cathete ‘University
Wrahington
University of Miss
Assippi
Arthur J
Dutch Bergman
Chargers
Catholic
Leap Year Marriage Myths Debunked By Experts In New York
In New York on December 30, two marriage experts dispute leap year charms for brides as Rev Randolph of the Little Church Around The Corner notes no surge in weddings during leap years. Deputy Clerk Philip A. Hines says he has performed thousands of marriages yearly and finds women less eager to wed on leap days.
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New York
Randolph
Celebria
Philip A. Hines
Ubing
Smith Leads Charity Classic Seeded for Frisco Clash
Frisco hosts a New Year charity game as Southern stars vie for quarterback roles. Alabama’s Riley and Rice’s Wallace emerge as top eastern western leaders with Northwestern’s Waller and Kansas guard Skir garnering notes. Coaches push mixed formations as teams prepare for a wide open contest.
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Francisco
Rks
Riley
Alabama
Smith
University of Alabama
Bill Wallace
Rice Institute
Dick Crayne
Towa
Serkaley
Dick Hooley
Kerk
Waller Chtce
Northwestern
Han
Orin Kellingberg
Porsy Lacey
Dick Skisr
University of Kansas
Gangster political boss slain in Chicago ward ambush
In Chicago the political boss Albert J. Prignano of the Bloody 42nd Ward was shot four times in the back and twice in the head on his doorstep after a confrontation with two gunmen. Witness Victor Galant, his chauffeur, reported fleeing in a stolen car. Police recovered Prignano’s watch and $35. Prignano had ties to Al Capone and had long faced threats, including a 1929 assassination scare during a mayoral race.
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Chicago
Richard Barry
Albert J. Prignano
Prignano
Kilicra
Prignaono
Barry
Prignanos
Capone
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Barrywald Prigheno
Liew
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Dothan Alabama 1936
Default on Rosa J. Thomas mortgage dated November 21 1929 is cured and transfer made. The property described as a house and lot in Dothan Houston County Alabama will be sold at public auction in front of the courthouse on Thursday January 16 1936 to the highest bidder for cash. The description follows with bounds from Headland Avenue and Stough Street. (Legal notice)
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Rosa J. Thomas
Houston County
Alabama
Dothan
Nothan
Stough Street
Headland Avenue
Miami aquatic event breaks records at Minmi Biltmore show
At Miami Florida December AP reports speedy swimmers set world and national marks in the Minmi Biltmore aquatic show. Adolph Kiefer, 17, lowered the 400 meter backstroke world record to 5.286 and led a strong American sprint to multiple backstroke marks, with Vande Weehe and others erasing several records in 100 and 50 yard events.
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Miami
Fia
Yeater
Adolph Kiefer
Kieler
Maxiolo Kall
Honolulu
Chicago
Aorta Kojac
Masequepa
L. J
Vande Weehe
New York Athletic Club
Warren Keoloha
Tung
Stubby Kruger
Alameda
Calif
Lefore Kight
Cleon Wingard
Cincinnati
Dorothea Dickinson
Manhattan Beach
Methodist Youth Drive to Upset Repeal
Memphis AP report on December 30 shows Southern Methodist Young People’s Conference debating a return to nationwide prohibition. Bishop Edwin Holt Mayhew urged unity and political action, urging turnout for candidates supporting prohibition and condemning anti prohibition agitation. Senator Gerald Nye was expected to speak on munitions and war.
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Methodist
Edwin Holt
Mayhew
Washington
Methodist Young People's Conference
Tla
Thors
Hughes
U. S
Gerald P Nye
Invest Kau
Nye
Munithus
Freeman R H Aravill Des Jo Spectral Funeral Service
Funeral for K J Freeman a longtime civic leader in Henry county was held at 11 am Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev C G Langston and Dr E F Johannsen officiating. Freeman of Hem Wood Simonton Hardware Co had been active in local civic life. survived by wife a daughter Swanne two sisters Mrs Mamie Steely Hartford and Mrs Linyd Sanders W Palm Beach Fla brother Cas Steerman Edwin Ala and several nieces and nephews.
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Arbaville Des Jo
K. J. Freaman
Bananess
Methodiel Church
C. G. Langston
E F. Johnann
Henry County
Freeman
Hem of Wood Simonton Hardware Co
Methodiat Church
Grayson to Play Amid Illness Fears for SMU Clash
AP reports Bobby Grayson dismissed fears illness would sideline him for the Pasadena New Year’s game with Southern Methodist. The Stanford fullback, 187 pounds, practiced after doctors ordered him to bed, insisting he would play. Grayson’s 597 rushing yards aided Stanford’s 1,729 offense. he ignored rain and doubts as Mustangs prepared to face Stanford in a high-stakes New Year’s matchup.
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Baul Zimmerman
Sparta Weller
Pasadena
Calif
Dec
Bobby Grayson
Sumford
Southern Methodist
Grayson
Fistz Roth
Stanford
Columbia
Tates
Lions
Olds
Matty Bell
Methodist
Mustangs
Maurice
Gee
Court defers arguments as clemency ruling looms
The court usually notices counsel for timing and counts of arguments for each side. Atty Gen David Wilentz and Egbert Rosecrans planned to attend the Flemington trial nearly a year ago. Rosecrans hinted future moves depend on whether clemency is denied.
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David I.T. Wilentz
Rauptmann
Flemington Triat
Egbert. Rosecrans
Defense
State House
Rosscrans
Acre Minimum Cotton Lands Set By Alabama Board
ACRE MINIMUM One acre is the minimum that may be taken out of production in any year by a cotton grower under the Alabama Allotment Board rule. For producers with bee acreage not more than five acres the entire 1 acre may be removed from production, with adjustment payments applicable to the remaining five acres. Robertson stated the rule.
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Boa Auborn
W. 4 Robertson
Alabama Allotment Board
Robertson Aid
Roundup of 1935 Sports Jokes and Personal Odds
New York on December 30 AP rounds up best jokes and notable lines from 1935 across boxing football and baseball. Mentions Eddie Nell Joe Louis Jim Browning Billy McGarney and Lou Little with quips about Ford Frick Hank Anderton and others.
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New York
Boston
Graves
Max Beer
Billy McGarney
Loolang
Strat Salia Escobar
Eddie Nell
Ethiopia
Wallace Wade
North Carolina
Danno O'Mahoney
Sterling
Jim Browning
Don George
Emse
New Mat Artist Will Show Ring Customers Wares
Cah customers attending the American Legion wrestling program Monday may see Harry Nickson clash with Jack Terry in the semifinal. The main bout pits Eli Hansan the terrible Turk against Al Olsen the terrible Swede. Promoters promise a heated venue and that fans will get their money’s worth.
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Cah
American Legion
Harry Nickson
Mheatre
Jack Terry
Eli Hansan
al Olsen
Olympics Board Seeks Unity and More Funding
The American Olympic Committee pursues harmony and fuller U S representation at the 1938 Games in Germany after a divisive convention. It accepted resignations from opposing members, plans questionnaires, and urged contributions while budgeting for winter teams and boxing and basketball tryouts. An intensive campaign was outlined as institutions pledge entries for rowing trials at multiple sites.
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New York
United States
Geremany
Becking
Nazi Germany
Yeaterday
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Thous
Fnday
Plana
National Collegiate
A. A
Carnegie’ Lake
Princeton
N. C
Washington
California
Nevy
Pennsyyvania
Fale
Public Enemies In North Carolina Cold Snap
In Enton North Carolina residents endure freezing temperatures with readings near zero as a visitor George Brooks braves the chill without an overcoat. Brooks remarks that the weather feels unreal for the season.
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Enton
N. C
George Brooks
Brooks
Sera
Brooke Sa
Leadville
Hunters confront cow during wolf hunt near Ottawa
In Ottawa Kansas a herd of hunters pursuing wolves faced an angry mother cow guarding her calf. The cow charged the intruders and pressed against a barbed wire fence as the wolf hunt was halted.
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Ottawa
Kas
Football deaths and contracts revealed in university report
Floyd Eastwood of New York University disclosed subwoven football fatalities near half of 118 grid deaths in four years. Jim Basuch of Kansas, honored by Sullivan Memorial, led the athlete, and in 1032 signed a record contract to manage new reports of $40,000.
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Floyd Eastwood
New Te Tork
Jim Basuch
Kanga
Sullivan
Memoria Mace Ag
Sporteman
New Orleans Hosts Ambitious Sports Meet Amid Bowl Hype
Daily notes from New Orleans describe a bustling sports weekend with a track meet, golf tournament, and major football activity. Officials expect about 37 000 visitors for the game as hotels fill and teams like LSU and TCU prepare for decisive clashes. Star athletes include Jack Holler Cunningham Cy Bostel and Malt Miler, with 27 Texas Christian University runners listed for the meet. Louisiana State University travels to Baton Rouge for New Year’s Day events, while both teams aim to return to form for the central contest.
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NEW Orleane
Dye
New Orleana
Lodgty
Burly
Jack Holier
Réeo Cunningham
Miler
Cy Bostel
Malt Miler
Clanela
Treh Atzdlum Mt Baton Rong Myes
Injuries Reported In Panama City Christmas Night Accident
Injured football player Jemison of Eah Panama City suffered a broken leg and head injury after a crash near a telephone pole Christmas night. Surviving relatives include brothers Tomson and Major Jemison and sisters Ruth and Dotell. Burial arrangements listed with Bethel church cemetery.
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Jemison
Eah
Panama City
Specity
Mile
City
Fla
Bethel
Panama
Tomson
Thras Brothaes Faut
Jemby Wistera
Ruth and
Dotell
Echo
Clayhatcher Students Lose Heavily in Auburn Mishap
Sophomores in the business college at Auburn faced a severe incident as a fire damaged or destroyed their boarding facilities and port, causing heavy losses. Robert Johnson and Jones led efforts with typewriters, bicycles, and books guiding families through the mishap.
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Clayhatcher
Robert Johnson
Jones
Auburn
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