Retzlaff Fights Courageously as Louis Knocks Him Out
In Chicago, Joe Louis stops Retzlaff in the first round after a spirited but outmatched effort by the North Dakota fighter Charley Retzlaff. Attendance was hampered by heavy snow, gross receipts reach 967,838.46 with Louis earning 40 percent of the gate and Retzlaff 2 percent.
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Mitchell Lags As Auburn Bearin Race Owing To Illnesses
Auburn star Joe Bob Mitchell has been sidelined by illness, dropping to second in scoring behind Joel Eaves. Eaves leads with 65 points as Mitchell recovers while both prepare for Jan 24 Birmingham Southern and Jan 25 VMI games. Rex McKissick is third with 49 points, and captain Woodrow Barnes has 40.
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Andrew Curles
Joe Wad
Ralph O'Gwyone
Gordon Black
Speaker Backs Favor for Small Boxing Promoters
Cleveland promoter policy favored by Speaker, as he chairs the Cleveland Boxing Commission. He urged support for email shows to develop young talent, comparing it to minors feeding majors in baseball. He stressed cutting overhead and noted the need for cooperation from officials and staff on smaller programs.
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Cleveland Boxing Commission
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Boston
Baseball
Bierman argues for cautious use of lateral passes at Minnesota
Minneapolis reports Barph Bierman, coach of Minnesota's undefeated Golden Gophers, defends limited use of lateral passes amid protests over the new delayed pass rule. He notes the team relied on cautious lateral plays, scoring multiple touchdowns from kicks and scrimmage, while emphasizing good blocking and strong tackling as core principles.
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Montgomery Dog Show to Debut in City
South and central Alabama dog fanciers will enter peta dogs at the Montgomery Kennel Club first show promising to become an annual event. Dog owners of all breeds may enter. registration is not essential and prizes will be awarded to breed winners. Entries recorded with Mrs Julian Frank, club secretary.
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Alabama
Montgomery Kennel Club
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Leap Year Plans At Monmouth Coeds Take Over Night
Leap year will have meaning this weekend at Monmouth college as coeds gain control of events for a perfect evening. The student body voted to move dates and transport details from men to women, with public trials by the student council for any violations.
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Monmouth
Monmouth Col
Texas aims for top turf honors, 1935 racing boom
Austin reports Texas seeks national turf leadership as the state touts a 1935 racing surge with over 1 million dollars in purses and stakes and a record 20.19 million wagered across major meets. Commissioner McDonald says Texas will lead in horse breeding, noting many fine horses and new breeding farms, while authorities crack down on doping and track violations.
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Taxco
Clash At Tampa Sets Dixie Tennis Semifinal Heat
In Tampa on January 18, Bryan Grant Jr. faces Arthur Hendrix in the Dixie tournament semifinals as Hendrix seeks another upset after beating Grant in Miami. Grant aims for a Davis Cup berth while Hendrix eyes a possible rematch with Charlen Harris as West Palm Beach’s Buxby advances.
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Weston Painter
Minneapolis
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Chicago
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Kansas City
Baker to Tackle Knickel In Star Wrestling Bout
Eddie Baker of Boston will meet Freddie Kaichel of St Louis in the feature match of the weekly wrestling program staged Monday night. This bout is two falls to the limit with a two hour time limit. In the other match Dr Kant Van Norm of Baton Rouge La an outstanding heavyweight will meet Bailoy Al Gisen with Terrible Swede. The semifinal is two falls to two out of three also with a one hour limit. No advance in regular low prices.
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Boston
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Kant van Norn
Af Baton Rowse
Bailoy al Gisen
Tarpon Throes and Deep Sea Dangers in Gulf Fisheries
Larry Bauer profiles tarpon fishing along the Texas Gulf coast with Port Aransas guides and seasoned anglers. The piece notes the sport’s lure, the brutal power of tarpon on 18 pound test line, and dangers from high-velocity strikes and injuries, including Dr. Richard L. Sutton’s near-miss head trauma and a publisher’s wound. It highlights the enduring appeal drawing newcomers and veterans to renew battles with the big fish.
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Gulf
Richard L. Button
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Port Aran
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Kansas City
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Paris Students jailed in Proatolian riot
In Paris on January 12, clashes between nationalist and leftist student factions during a University of Paris strike over Ethiopian legal aide Dr. Gaston Jeze led to two policemen injured and ten students arrested. Police intervened to break up the street fighting as calls grew to dismiss Jeze. Separately, California reports a 53 percent rise in tourism activity for the first ten months of 1935.
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University of Paris
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Yankees Acquire Needed Southpaw for Stick Staff
New York adds left handed hitter Roy Johnson from Washington in a four player trade involving Jesse Hill Jimmy DeShong and Irving Hedley. Johnson competes with George Selkirk and Jonny Maggio for two Yankee outfield spots while Ben Chapman remains center field fixture. Giants ship pitchers Chapmin and Elland to the Braves in a separate deal.
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Jimmy de Shong
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Bump) Hedley
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Only Champions Of Cham Rate Olympics Save Pe
Anterte tatandiog sports Te 42 presents the second of two AP articles on Olympic ideals. It argues champions earn greatness through perseverance, self-critique, and effort, not bluff or Talk. Jim Thorpe’s 1912 case is cited to illustrate ethics and fairness in sport amid rising global competition.
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Jim Thorpe
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