Louis Braddock Fight At Chicago Stadium Draws Big Crowd
Joe Louis meets James J Braddock in a heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park Chicago drawing up to 60 000 spectators and possibly 750 000 in gate receipts It marks the first mixed match since 1909 and pits the favored Louis against Braddock in a pivotal championship clash with police prepared for disturbances and a broad publicity push across local and national outlets.
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India
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Braddock Louis Fight Promoters Predict Varying Outcomes
Chicago June 22 heavyweights Braddock and Louis spoke at length with managers and promoters about the upcoming bout. Braddock said he feels better than ever and will knock Louis out if a清 opportunities arise. Louis predicted a win without specifying rounds, asserting his superior training and readiness. Louis promoters predicted he would leave as champion, while Braddock's camp claimed he would retain the title.
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Roosevelt Officials Attend High Profile American Bout
The article notes general admissions at eight dollars fifty cents and describes highest priced tickets at twenty seven fifty, with 48 rows, last row 40 feet from the ring. Postmaster James A Farley and Attorney General Homer Cummins will attend. Officials will name a referee and two judges before the main event. The betting bout rules eliminate a no foul option, ensuring the outcome rests on action.
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Phil” Collins
Roy
Carnot
Carpenter Narrowly Falls to Hirod2 Tol in Tight Game
In a tense contest Elrod led Carpenter’s defense while Hanson and Gil struggled to mount a comeback. Hirod2 Tol edged Carpenter 2-1 as late innings produced the decisive run.
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Snctor
Tommx
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Sage Perl
Gil Jport
Shuglew
Wight Wreikmout
Mannis
Sports Day Tomorrow Sparks Local Event Amid Teas and Scrimmage
ESR and Carpenter’s sponsors announce Sports Day for tomorrow featuring a charity game against the Adler Tease, plus street sparata and scrimmage events. A concert by Doll Chae will close the day, with Bradiey noted as an expected standout and the schedule promising lively community entertainment.
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Carpenter Business Men
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Sivarnocs
Adler
Bradiey
Doll Chae
Golf championship near St Pauls features Nordone miscue
Augie Nordone, in the qualifying round at Kellor course, had a chance to reach the low scores but a disputed three footer hit a scorer and sparked anger. Nordone later knocked his ball off the green after a bad call, ending with an eight. The piece discusses putting faults and the stroke mechanics questioned in the match.
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Kellor
Augie Nordone
Nordone
Syracuse
Tre Tourmmanent
May Decide Which Way Pennant Race Off 37 Is
Chicago sports fans await a three game set between the Cubs and Giants that could tilt the pennant race. The Cubs hold a one game lead while New York seeks to rebound after recent pitching slumps. Claude Castleman is noted as a key Giant for a potential series upset.
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Chicago
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Gas House
Claude Castleman
Terry Troupe
Te Jama
Mitchell Out Of First Place In Midwest Baseball Standings
Sioux Falls team regains second place in the Merahaske State League standings as Beatrice tops Grand Island and Norfolk edges Fairbury. Beatrice drives McQuiston from the mound with a fusillade of hits in the fourth and fifth innings, Anderson of Sioux Falls allowing 12 safeties. The Blues win 39 to 7 in the first game, with three hurlers used, while Beatrice takes the second contest 12 to 4 as Moree leads a four-run third.
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Anderson
Branton
Mad Ben's Triumph Boosts Toledo In 10-4 Win
Chicago June 22 Toledo's Trypy Mad Bens eight had a strong showing defeating Kans City 4 to 1. Alta Cohen limited the Blues to six hits as Indianapolis toppled St. Paul 3 to 2 with a stout 18 hit offense. Louisville Minneapolis game was played to a 9 to 3 final while Milwaukee Columbus was postponed due to rain.
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Raiders Defeat Sioux City Oetker in Western Range clash
Raiders turned the tide as Beck led the effort with 13 points while Benehem added key contributions. The visitors surged past Rock 20 with a 13 to 5 finish, scoring late to seal the night victory in Rome Cree on Thevenpet Me Som.
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Klein Ryan Hart Winners In Northern State Golf Tourney
The Northern State Golf Association held two day finals at Highmore with champions crowned in multiple flights. Klein of Gettysburg claimed the championship on a default over Ike Wyland of Huron after Wyland forfeited through the rounds. Ryan of Highmore won the second flight over McKellup. Trophies were awarded and the club hosts for 1838 were announced.
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Kenneth Mclaughlin
Chicago Winner In Title Fight
Chicago crowds pack the Loop and South Side hotels as Cumissy Perk tops heavyweight champ Jim Braddock and challenger Joe Tans in a highly anticipated title bout. Madison Square Garden matchmaker Jimmy Johnston helps lure a vast city turnout, with guests from major towns. The event, billed as a riches-rich extravaganza, draws a cross section of spectators and industry figures amid the bustling, noisy atmosphere.
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Braddock Louis Bout Looms Amid Chicago Frenzy
Chicago rumors swirl around the Braddock Louis heavyweight clash with bets and media chatter high. Fans, officials, and sports writers anticipate a decisive finish as Braddock earns backing from hometown cheer while Louis wagers a plate of fried chicken as a playful stake.
Miller Defeats Ames 64 In Baseball Game
Miller beat Ames 64 in a baseball game. The Miller team utilized Hamilton Parsons and Palmer as battery for Ames, with Fisher Berger and New tallied for Siler. The report is fragmented but notes Miller victory and key players.
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Washington To Repeat Sweep In Annual Regatta
Washington is favored to repeat a sweep victory at the annual regatta on the Hudson. Navy, California, Cornell, Wisconsin and Columbia are noted threats in the varsity, with Syracuse and Navy strong in other divisions as crews prepare for the six-boat freshman race.
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Plenty Of Aces In Newest Trans Trans
Denver June 22 Golf tournament at Cherry Walls course hosts 220 players for 18 hole qualifying with 33 pro rounds for the first three days. Johnny Dawson, the defending Transmiss champion from Chicago, is favored to retain his title alongside rising talents Harry Todd of Dallas and Ed Kiswshey of Magna Wish.
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Magna
Wish
West Wins First Boys Loop Game
The West side opened the Buron boys baseball league schedule with a 7 5 win over Noah. Brusse pitched seven innings for West, Webster starred for North, and both teams had three errors. Upcoming games include West at East diamond Wednesday at 2:30 and East at North diamond Friday at 6:30. Leo Bloomberg announced age limits: players reaching 15 before January 1, 1838 are ineligible, with twelve as minimum age.
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Keome City-62 ee Page Mad Hertje Cohen and Reiber
The fragment lists individuals Keome City and Larsieville figures along with surnames Cohen Reiber Gimito Ferax Puci lipm Mickie Fettit Dieter Shaffer Reeve and others. No clear event date or context emerges from the OCR snippet.
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