Braddock's Next Title Bout Plan Elevates Boxing Promoters
Braddock likely to fight Max Schmeling for the heavyweight title in June 1936 at Madison Square Garden. Baer to meet Primo Camera or Joe Louis winner in a September bout under the Twentieth Century Sporting Club. Garden officials anticipate profits and commerce from Braddock’s rise, with no title defense this year.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Germany
Baer
Primo Camera
Joe Louis
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Camnera
Louis
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tumey
Kilpatrick
The
Garden
Jinx
Twentieth Century Club
Art Lasky
Schmeling
the Garden
Carnera
Crcery
Heavy Garden
New York City
Brad Baer
Dock
Madison Square
Ed Down
Pennsylvanians Ahead In Swatting Contests
New York reports that Pennsylvania players led the majors as the season nears its mid-point. In the American League five Athletics Eleuters sit among the top hitters, along with three Pirates and one Phillies in the top ranks. Doc Cramer jumps from ninth to fifth, while Jimmie Foxx and Eric McNair each rise one spot despite lower averages.
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New York
Athletics
Eleuters
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Pennsylvania
Doc Cramer
Jimmie Foxx
Eric McNair
OUST MITCHELL CONTINUES IN DEPARTMENT RULE
A presidential appointee, Mitchell refuses resignation after secretary asks for data and memoranda. The secretary seeks to fill the post with an experienced engineer and forwards Mitchell’s data to the attorney general for review. The president is asked to act, with Mitchell maintaining his stance and the matter referred to the Justice Department for careful investigation.
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Ee el Reaus
Iai
Mitchell
Jercy
Gene
Leral
Gineer
Mitell
Mit
Chell
Schw artz Leads Western Open Golf Championship Field
The western open golf championship at Chain O Lakes course in South Bend enters the second quarter with Francis Schwartz from St. Louis leading by three plus strokes. Despite a 69 on he day, wind-swept scores rose with par at 72 for several contenders including Dick Metz Ted Longworth Jock Collins and others.
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South Bend
Ind
Chain O'Lakes
St. Louis
Francis Schwartz
Schwartz
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ted Longworth
Portland
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Hal
McSpaden
Kansas City
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Parks
Land
Tommy Armour
Kay Laffoon
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Mound Duels Feature Two Pitching Masterpieces
Two star pitchers on opposite coasts delivered near flawless showings yet both lost. Giants rookie Leon Chagnon tossed a two hit game against Cincinnati but fell 2 to 0 as support faltered in the second inning. Meanwhile Brooklyn veteran William Watson Clark allowed only three hits in a 1 to 0 defeat to Pittsburgh as Forrest Jensen drove in the decisive run.
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Associated Press
Leon Chagnon
Giants
Reds
William Watson Clark
Brooklyn
Pirates
Chagnon
Jim Bottomley
Bill Terry
Gilly Campbell
Paul Derringer
Bill Swift
Pitburgh
Dodgers
Forrest Jensen
JAWNS ENJOY ROAD WOES AS GREYS LEAD LEAGUE
The Mid-Atlantic League clubs struggle on the road with Zanesville and Huntington sharing first after Zanesville whitewashed Johnstown 3-0 and Huntington also winning 3-0 at Charleston. Portsmouth beat Beckley 14-10 in a wild scoring game as Akron defeated Dayton 6-3 on Blackwell’s pitching.
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Associated Press
Zanesville
Huntington
Greys
Johnstown
Charleston
Portsmouth
Beckley
Miners
Pirates
Akron
Blackswell
Dayton
Ducks
Fights Last Night Across Cities Toss-Up Wins
Boxing results from Chicago Detroit Baltimore Fargo San Diego Hollywood and Augusta report multiple bouts. Notable outcomes include Lorenzo Pack stopping Tim Charles and Wesley Martin outpointing George Dixon while K O Burns beat Charlie Loughran.
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Chicago
Lorenzo Pack
Detroit
Tim Charles
Louisville
Dave Clark
Bob Osignac
Benton Harbor
Mich
George Dixon
Wesley Martin
Akron
Tiny Pittner
Pittsburgh
K. C. Brown
Baltimore
Joe Fogiletta
Philadelphia
Young
Raspi
Burns
Charlie Loughran
Bob Turner
Newport News
Hockey
Jackson
Salt Lake City
Chaney
Bob Anderson
New York
Fargo
N. D
Frankie Sagilio
Frankie Kamecki
Winnipeg
San Diego
Grant Faces Surface In Tennis Tourney Finals
Nashville Tenn June 15 An odds on favorite to defend his Dixie title Bry an M Grant Jr tiny but steady meets Hal Surface Missouri Valley champ in the Southern tournament final. Grant reached the final by beating Charles Harris Palm Beach Fla 6 2 6 3 6 2 while Surface ousted Billy Reese Haley Georgia Tech 6 1 6 8 The women’s title race runs between Mrs Mary Green Harris Kansas City top seed and Catherine Wolf Elkhart Ind seeded second to play Sunday.
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Nashville
Dixie Courts
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Hal Surface
Missouri Valley
Elimi Billy Reese
Haley Georgia
Tech
Mary Green Harris
Kansas City
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Ind
Mile feature of big meet in Princeton track invite
Princeton June 15 world class milers target the 4.05 mile in the mile of a century at Princeton's second annual invitation track meet. Cunningham favoured to win 4:08.7 record defense. rivals include Jack Lovelock Bill Benthorn Gene Venzke Joe Mangan Glen Dawson and pole vaulters Keith Brown and Bill Graber.
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Princeton
N. J
Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
England
Bill Benthorn
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Glen Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
Lovelock
Los Angeles
Benthorn
Mangan
Keith Brown
Yale
Bill Graber
Southern
California
Owens Meets California in Big Meet at Memorial Coliseum
Eddie Tefin three years ago on this course brought Owens to fame and now Jesse Owens of Ohio State faces UC in a dual meet at Memorial Coliseum today. Owens seeks multiple records as conditions are set for fast times and a strong California challenge. About 50 000 spectators expected as Owens targets four marks while California aims to upset.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Téfin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Megip Star
Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
Yesterday in the National League Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 1 to 0 and Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 4 while Cincinnati toppled New York 2 to 0. Boston 5 and St Louis 4. Chicago visits Brooklyn and St Louis plays New York today. In the American League Philadelphia won 5 to 4 over Cleveland and Boston topped Detroit 10 to 8 with New York 4, St Louis 3. Washington 16, Chicago 11 and Philadelphia at Detroit with Washington at St Louis and Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago.
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Bucs
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Braves
Boston
Dizzy Dean
Curt Davis
Phillies
Cubs
Senators
White Sox
Yankees
Browns
Red Sox
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Athletics
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnativ
St.Louis
Detroit
Washington
Junior World Series Set for Gastonia This Summer
Indianapolis reports the Junior World Series will be held in Gastonia North Carolina with games August 27 to 31. Homer Chaillaux American Legion nationalism director announced the event as the all Eastern and all Western sectional winners meet. The all Eastern at Charlotte North Carolina August 22 to 24, and all Western at Stockton California August 20 to 22.
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Indianapolis
Homer Chaillaux
National Americanism
American Legion
Gastonia
N. C
Ate
Glennior Baseball World
Charlotte
Stockton
Calif
Wrestling Results and Omaha Riot Action
Philadelphia wrestler Dan O Mahoney defeated George Zaharias in one fall. Des Moines Jose Dusek won two of three falls from Jack Hader. Acting governor Jurgensen called out militia but denied request. sheriff ordered deputies. Rioting at 24th and L streets led police to shoot, crowds stopped cars, then police opened fire again at 35th and K near a church.
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Philadelphia
Dan O'Mahoney
Ireland
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Des Moines
Jose Dusek
Omaha
Jack Hader
Dallas
Continuen Srum
Gensen
Norfolk
Neb
Jurgensen
Pie Amouners
24Th
35Th
K Streets
Floods Sweep Through Regions Cutting Communications
Floods damaged multiple sections as roads and rail lines were washed out along the river corridor from Uvalde to the Gulf. Nuetes loads a procession of homes barns and livestock, creating rapid bridge failures on two highways and two rail lines. Highway engineer T Gill warned residents along the river to evacuate immediately.
Wounded Suspect Identified After Texas Police Chase
Police corner Slim Coffrey after a pursuit across miles as officers pursued the suspect connected to the Karpis case. Coffrey fled into the west and remains missing. authorities detained his brother-in-law Bert Hutton as the investigation continued.
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Karpis
Miles
Tthey
Neebyetebert Hutton
Hever
Priday
Slim Coffrey
Hutton
Minor Appeals Traffic Law Plea Denied by Court
Lester Minor, who pleaded guilty before Justice C. Jefferys on charges of motor vehicle without a valid registration card, obtained an appeal from the county circuit court but was refused by the judge since he had already pleaded guilty.
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C. Jefferys
Yes
T’ Lor
Jefferys
Minor
Termiad
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