Rumors of Baer Camp Dissension Stir Heavyweight Scene
Asbury Park June 7 Rumors of dissension swirl in Max Baer camp over manager Ancil Hoffman and old legal disputes with J Ham Lorimer. Baer disputes private life interference and training control, while Dolph Thomas leads workouts and promoter Nate Lewis eyes future bouts. Baer rates Louis as the greatest threat, aiming to face Schmeling, Carnera, or Braddock in upcoming bouts.
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N. J
Ballyhoo
Maxmillian Adelbert Baer
Kingfish
Clouty Kingdom
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
J. Ham Lorimer
California
Hoffman
Max
Jimmy Braddock
Long Island
Nate Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Braddock
Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Louis
Primo
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Pirpo
Pittsburgh Jack Gibbons Outpoints Belmont In Nine
In Pittsburgh Gibbons, 162, beat Belmont, 157, over ten rounds by decision. In North Braddock Joe Kirkwood, 170, lost to Billy Nichy, 176, by decision over seven rounds at Washington, D. C. In Miami Beach Benny O'Dell, 186, stopped Ellers, 194, Charlotte, N C, after a scheduled bout. Freddy Fiducia, 182, Newark, won a decision from Norman Barnett, 205, Irvington, N J, over eight rounds in Newark.
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Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
Jimmy Belmont
North Braddock
Billy Nichy
Charleroi
Joe Kirkwood
Washington, D. C
Miami Beach
Fla
Benny O'Dell
Syracuse
N. Y
Jeff Ellers
Charlotte
N.C
Newark
Freddy Fiducia
Norman Barnett
Irvington
N. J
Pirates Jump Up Near Peak In Pennant Chase
The Pittsburgh Pirates surged to second place as they won 16 of 22, five straight, after routing the Phillies end of their eastern tour. Red Lucas and Bill Swift each six hits, Jim Weaver five hit shutout, Cy Blanton steadied Dizzy Dean, and Guy Bush four hits beat the Cardinals 2 1. Mickey Cochrane's Tigers climbed to third place after a 10 inning 10 9 win over Cleveland. Henry Coppola shined in Washington’s 3 0 victory over Boston as rain halted two games and the Braves and Dodgers had an open date.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Bucs
Red Lucas
Bill Swift
Jim Weaver
Cy Blanton
Dizzy Dean
Guy Bush
Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
Henry Coppola
Washington
Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Braves
Brooklyn
Toronto-Gino Garibaldi defeats Jim Henry in two straight falls
Gino Garibaldi of Toronto defeated Jim Henry of Tulsa in two straight falls last night. Garibaldi controlled the match with quick takedowns and solid pins, prevailing in both rounds to secure the victory.
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Toronto
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Jim Henry
Tulsa
Okla
Fetterman Prep for Home Game Against Terra Alta
Fetterman baseball club hosts Terra Alta at the Fetterman diamond Sunday at 2 40 pm after recent field grading. Manager W R Jackson says a wire backstop is installed and the infield and outfield are in first class shape with more work planned. Ralph Keener may start for Fetterman against his old team with Swisher or Phillips behind the plate.
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Terra Alta
Fetterman
W. R. Jackson
Owens Seeks Record Wins at Central Conference Meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State headlines the tenth annual Central Intercollegiate Conference track meet at Marquette stadium. The famed sprinter and jumper already lowered world marks in broad jump and 220 yard events and equaled the international standard in the 100 yard dash recently. He will contest only the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump, skipping hurdles for the night.
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Milwaukee
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Marquette’ Stadium
Buckeye
Elimination of Bad Turns Contemplated at Speedway
Indianapolis June 7 Colonel E V Rickenbacker president of the speedway association said plans for partial rebuilding of the hairpin turns are under study to reduce hazards after four deaths in the 1935 classic. He noted progress is not enough to announce concrete changes and that turns may be widened and more steeply banked while the 2 1/2 mile track remains. Eleven drivers or riding mechanics have died at the track in the last three years.
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E. V. Rickenbacker
Speedway Association
Col
Rickenbacker
Standings and upcoming games in two leagues
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 2 to 1 while New York and Philadelphia had rain and Chicago and Cincinnati also rained out. Today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and Chicago visits St. Louis with Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. In the American League Washington defeated Boston 3 to 0 and Detroit won 10 innings over Cleveland 10 9 with a rain-soaked second game. Chicago at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Washington are noted with weather concerns. Cleveland at St. Louis and New York at Boston plus Detroit at Chicago complete the schedule.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York-Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
Brooklyn Cincinnati
Boston A
Bt. Louis
Ex convict Pitts sparks national baseball protest
Edwin C Alabama Pitts, ex-convict and Sing Sing star athlete, is banned from the International League for wearing the label ex convict as fans and players nationwide rally to his aid. Judges Bramham and Deane face calls to reverse the ban while Pitts seeks a return or a switch to football with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Albany
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Digg Dean
Sing Sing
International League
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Philadelphia
Arthur D. Swartz
New State Assembly Penal Institutes Committee
Dizzy Dean
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
W. C. Bramham
Bramham
National Association of
Algpany Senators
Tse
E. Lawes
Edwin Pitts
High Commissioner
Young Pitts
New York City
Philadelphia Eagles
Potters Play At Home Here Over Weekend
Carr China West Virginia State League team hosts Clarksburg Generals on Saturday and Philippi nine on Sunday at Athletic Field. Rand McKinney returns as two new pitchers Francis Gatrell and John Tambunni join the staff. Pat Walters, Tony Lobis, and Dick Robinson provide depth. Keener if joins may be kept for Saturday assignment. Infield changes aim to boost defense with Pugh at third and McKinney to short.
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Rand McKinney
Carr China West Virginia
Clarksburg Generals
Gahe
Potters
Philippi
Grafton
Paul Defenbaugh
McKinney
Generals
Francis Gatrell
John Tambuni
Defenbaugh
Hill
Barbour County
Pat” Walters
Tony Lobis
Dick Robinson
Robinson
Keener
Ralph “Abie
Steam
Fetterman
Bus Pugh
Frank Gerkin
Unknown Tops Large Field in Open Meet
Alvin F. Krueger, Beloit Wis, a 20 year old pro who plays baseball when not golfing, posted a one under par 71 at Oakmont to lead a large field in the national open. He matched steady play with powerful drives, finishing 35-36, after slipping to par on the 11th and 12th holes. Roland MacKenzie trailed him with a 72 as the sun set over the Allegheny mountains.
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Pittsburgh
Alvin F
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Oakmont
Krueger
Pat
Allegheny Mountains
Mkenzie
Roland MacKenzie
Congressional Country Club
Washington, D. C
JINX TOWN CONTINUED CAPTURED ELEPHANT BACKFIRE INQUEST
Crookston earns a jinx reputation for circus misfortune. A 18 year old elephant named Virginia suffered a stomach ailment triggering a stampede during Atterbury Brothers shows. Trainer William Woodcock held for manslaughter inquest after 100 witnesses testified. Virginia died, Mrs. Margaret Francis mourns.
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Crookston
Ringling Brothers
Virginia
William Woodcock
Atterbury Brothers
Woodcock
Francis Stadsvold
West Virginia University
Cornet
William Francis
Margaret
News Men Continue At Hangings In Georgetown Prison
Fog shrouded the Georgetown jail yard as Mrs Carey and her son faced execution. Clergy led prayers from cell to scaffold while warden Hugh G. Smith operated the trap. The legally required jury witnessed the hangings and was then whisked away for censorship.
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Richard K. Whyte
Georgetown
J. © Bolton
Frankford
Robert G. Clen-Daniel
Essee Frederick
Dave
Carey
Howard
Labor Fights on Codes and Voluntary Standards
The Cotton Textile Institute cited a single small mill of 1,500 failing to meet code standards while the Consumers' Goods Industries committee led by George A. Sloan pushed voluntary cooperation to sustain sound employment and competitive practices. Sears Roebuck ordered managers to uphold hour and wage standards as iron and steel producers agreed to continue existing code practices. A. F. L. council warned of a sweatshop resurgence as Democratic leaders doubted immediate NRA stopgap benefits. The House was urged to adopt amendments to the Clark resolution, emphasizing collective bargaining rights and prohibition of monopolies, with voluntary agreements under scrutiny.
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Cotton Textile Institute
Consumers’ Goods Industries Committee
George A. 'Sloan
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Iron and Steel
A. F. of L. Council
Siel‘eton
NRA
Rep. McCormack
Mass
House
Senate
NIRA
Ways and Means Committee
Bankers Hear Presentations at West Virginia Convention
The foreign bondholders protective council and Robert E. Tunstall of Chesapeake and Ohio Railway spoke at the gathering in Marlinton. J. A. Sydenstricker and Homer Gebhardt led the opening ceremonies. Governor H. Grump was to speak at the banquet with a dance to follow. Officers to be elected tomorrow and the convention ends with the president's ball at 10 p.m.
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Foreign Bondholders Protective Council
Robert E. Tunstall
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Richmond
Association
J. A. Sydenstricker
Marlinton
Homer Gebhardt
Huntington
H. Grump
Tunstall
Teg
Trio Pay
A tense courtroom scene unfolds as a speaker salutes his brother Morton, ending a case that has transformed three once ordinary men into sought fugitives. Witnesses testify as the trio, once shop owners, confront a dramatic career climax amid unshaven faces and heightened scrutiny.
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Morton
Moses L. Sedar
Sarazen Back in Action at Open Round Two Contested
Sarazen resumes his Open round amid controversy as Henry Ciuci is disqualified on the 12th hole for ball placement and time violations. Ciuci, a New York semi pro, faced penalties after failing to locate a tee shot within five minutes and resuming play with the original ball, triggering automatic disqualification. Ciuci tied the round with an 83, finished in 41 on the subsequent run, and was already behind.
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Bolton
Faber
Carey
Howard
Henry Ciuci
New York
Cluci
Terror Reign Raters in Building Preparations
In the same building preparations were under way to receive another family of children and their parents as had been forced to sow their homes, reflecting ongoing coercive actions in the harsh regime.
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