Braddock would meet Louis next summer in New York
James J. Braddock aims to stage a title defense against Joe Louis, with Louis as the new Negro sensation. Gould, Louis’s manager, pins hopes on a near million dollar gate, predicting Schmeling’s September defeat and Baer’s exit to clear the way for a Braddock-Louis showdown next summer in New York. Gould forecasts big earnings and keeps Braddock in fighting shape with gym work and sparring partners while avoiding long lay-offs.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Braddock
Louis
Tex Rickard
Jack Demp
Joe Gould
Brada and Co. Ltd
Gould
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Champ
Broadway
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Associated Press summary of player leaders across leagues. Vaughan leads Pirates with 294 batting, Medwick cards 101 hits and 16 home runs, Cortina 36 RBIs. Collins and Berger top various categories. Waner and Cavaretta among leaders in hits. Martin and Moore key baserunners. Parmeter and Schumacher prominent in pitching.
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Associated Press
Vaughan
Pirates
Wien
Cortina
Martin
Medwick
Cardinals
Rane
Collins
Berger
Braves
Cards
Waner
Cavaretta
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Moore
Parmeter
Schumacher
American League batting and pitching leaders brief
Johnson of the Athletics sits among league leaders with 264 hits while Gehringer of the Tigers leads in runs with 56 and Greenberg also shines with four doubles. Temulis of the Yankees posts a 1 1 record and Harder of the Trojans stands at 12 4.
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Johnson
Athletics
Vosmik
Indians
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Voomik
Vormik
Senators
Cronin
Johneon
Almada
Red Sox
Werber
Temulis
Yanks
Harder
Troians
Paraguy Indigenous Tribe Ferments Akuri Palm Sap
The Gindtoah Indians of Paraguay cultivate the Akuri palm and collect sap in buckets. They let it ferment to create a potent intoxicating liquor, produced through traditional methods observed by the community.
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Paraguay
Notice of Sale of Land by Mortgagee in Guilford County
Notice of sale of land under power of sale in a 1990 mortgage by G W King and wife Mabel King to A P Brown Mortgagee. Sale at public auction for cash at the East door of Greensboro Court House on Monday July 2 at 2:00 PM. Property: Lotes 1 2 and 3 in Farlow Insurance Realty Co Development Guilford County High Point area. Sale subject to taxes and street assessments. 5% cash deposit required. June 26 1935. A P Brown Mortgagee. Rohersom Haworth Reese Attys.
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G. W. King
Mabel King
A. P. Brown
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Jene
Mose
Guilford
Aha
Rohersom, Haworth & Reese
Attys
Louis Dominates Carnera in Brisk Broadway Clash
From New York to Yankee Stadium the fight scene centered on Louis as he captured the spotlight and outboxed Primo Carnera. The Brown Bomber, a two fisted dynamo, employed body blows and sharp rights to break Carnera’s guard, drawing blood and clinching a decisive victory that left Louis the rising star and Braddock watching from the outside.
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Louis
New York
Joe Louis
Broadway
Yankee Stadium
Brown
Jimmy Braddock
Gene Tunney
Primo
Carnera
State College Adopts Major Additions to Athletic Plant
State College plans major upgrades to its athletic complex including completion of the football stadium at Rid Dick Field with west stands, construction of eight tennis courts, two new athletic fields and a track. Pending funds allow start of west stand this summer, aiming for a 15 000 seat capacity and possible future horseshoe stadium connection.
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College Station
Raleigh
State College
Riddick Field
Washington
Frank Thompson
Col. Harrelson
Mid-Dixie Tennis Tourney Opens With 50 Players
Spartanburg July 1 a field of 50 players began the fifth annual Mid-Dixie tennis tournament. Defending champion Lefty Bryan of Chattanooga seeded No 1. Newcomers include Hal Surface Charles Harris Martin Buxby Robert Little and Archie Henderson from UNC among others.
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Spartanburg
Lefty Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tu Lane educational fund unveils next fiscal year plan
The administration announced the next fiscal year date August 31, 1936, as the Tu Lane educational fund outlines its budget and projected activities.
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Tulane Educational Fund
Tulane President To Quit In 1936
NEW ORLEANS July 1 The resignation of Dr Albert Bledsoe Dinwiddie president of Tulane University since 1918 to become effective at the end of the year is announced.
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Tulane
New Orleans
Albert Bledsoe Dinwiddie
Tulane University
Bakers To Tackle Pointers Tuesday
The postponed Amateur league game between Robertson Bakery and Adams-Millis Pointers will be played Tuesday at Willis Park starting 8 PM. If Adams-Millis wins the race ends in a three way tie with Robertson and Guilford in a playoff for the title. otherwise the Pointers clinch the flag. Hoh Haney to pitch for the Bakers. Woody Crowson for the Pointers.
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Robertson Bakery
Adams-Millis Pointers
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
Adam-Millis
Robertson
Guilford
Ers
Hoh Haney
The
Hakers
Woody Crowson
Pointers
Adams-Millis Whites Oxen Pound Lexington in 11–5 Victory
Adams-Millis White Sox defeated Lexington Indians 11 to 5 at Willis. Letty Young started and settled after a rough inning while Adams-Millis collected 10 hits aided by five errors by Lexington. The Sox pushed three runs in the second and three more in the fourth, adding two in the fifth to seal the win.
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Lefty Young
White Sox
Adams-Millis White Sox
Lexington Indians
Davidson County
Willis
Lexington
Letty Young
Adams-Millis
Stone
Cooper
Delappe
Peace
Harvey
Calloway
Antone
Young
Pickett
Tom Young
Hudspeth
Callowey
Cooper Delappe
Red
Obth
Charlie Young
Baseball Tonight Schedule and Yesterday’s Scores
Games Today feature St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Boston. Yesterday results show Cleveland 3 to 2 over Chicago and Washington 8 New York 7 in 12 innings. Philadelphia 10 Boston 9 and Detroit 18 Saint Louis 11 4.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Lous
Brooklyn
Thomasville Chair to Play Duke Nine
The Thomasville Chair company baseball team meets the Duke Power club of High Point on Tuesday afternoon in Thomasville at 8 30. Johnny Rudisill, formerly with the Electric ians and recent Thomasville pitcher, will start for the Chair Makers while Page Dennis is expected to pitch for Duke.
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Thomasville
Duke
Thomasville Chair Company
Duke Power Club
High Point
Johnny Rudisill
The
Electricians
Chair Makers
Page Dennis
Lexington Triumphs Over Adams Millis 11-5 In Nine Inning Tilt
Lexington scores 11 runs on 14 hits, with Stone and Delappe each 2 for 3. C Young doubles and drives in runs, while Calloway and Rome contribute offensively. Adams Millis concedes late, Hudspeth hit by pitch and Fritz scoring from Delappe on a string of innings.
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Stone
Cooper
Fritz
Hinkle
Young
Grady
Delappe
Lexington
Pickett
Hudspeth
Calloway
Antone
Adams Millis
Abrraporte Oo
Ee Pierce
Bessedves
EO C. Young
W. Hinkle
G. Hinkle
P. Uf
Rome
Gawyer
R. Lexington Vale
C Young
Tone
15,200 Killed In Auto Accidents In Six Months
Hartford July 1 A Travelers Insurance survey reports 15,200 deaths and 300,000 injuries in U S automobile crashes for the first half of 1935. The deaths are about two percent below last year’s first half, with revisions possible from all states. If the last six months follow the trend, total casualties would reach about 35,600.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Travelers Insurance Company
Insurance Company
United States Birth Rate Drops 25 Percent Since 1921
The report notes a twenty five percent decline in the U S birth rate from 1921 to the present, highlighting demographic trends and potential social implications for 1930s planners and families.
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United States
Dunkelberger Opens Defense of Carolinas Junior Title
North and South Carolina junior golfers tee off at Sedgefield Country Club for the ninth annual event. Dunkelberger, last year’s champion from High Point, is among about 200 entrants chasing the crown with a 70 in qualifying. Henry Styersa Jr of Lexington shot 72, with others scoring in the 70s as the field whittles to flight positions. Pro junior and match play begin tomorrow, with finals set July 4 for the championship flight.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sedgefield
Max T. Payne
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Furniture City
Dunkelberger
Feld
Henry Styersa, Jr
Lexington
Greenspore
First Presbyterian
Charlie May
Asheville Opens Its Final Series
Asheville Tourists clinched the first half pennant in the Piedmont league with a doubleheader sweep over Norfolk Tate and a 15 to 6 win in the four game series. Manager Billy the Kid Southworth guided a .314 team batting average with seven regulars above .300 as 35 000 fans watched.
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Charlotte
Asheville
Norfolk Tate
Billy the Kid Southworth
St. Louis Cardinal Ranches
Rochester
Norfolk
Martin
Wagner
Clark
Nate Andrews
Richmond
Colts
Jeffcoat
Hornets
Portamouth
Wilmington
al Williams
Trucker
Portsmouth
Hess Wins National Intercollegiate Singles Title
Wilbur Hess of Rice Institute captured the national intercollegiate singles tennis title at Northwestern University in Chicago. Seeded first, Hess defeated Leonard Patterson of California Tech 6-1 7-8 6-3 6-3 to end two years of California dominance. California still earned doubles honors as Paul Newton and Richard Bennett beat Ernest Sutter and Kendall Cram 6-4 6-5 6-4.
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Chicago
California
Texas
Wilbur Hess
Rice Institute
Hess
Leonard Patterson
California Tech
Northwestern University
Jack Tidball
University of California At
Los Angeles
Gene Mako
Southern California
Paul Newton
Richard Bennett
Ernest Sutter
Kendall Cram
Tulane
Mako
Phil Caatlin
Baer and Wife May Go Into Pictures
NEW YORK July 1 Baer and his wife consider a move into motion pictures as Baer weighs a return to boxing or a debut in film. He hints at Hollywood work while his wife, who has never watched a bout, opposes a future in the ring. Braddock’s stage plans inspire a possible career shift.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Washington
Hollywood
Baer
Veteran Sets New Standing High Jump Mark In Exhibition
Har Old Osborn, Illinois University star and former national decathlon and Olympic decathlon champion, cleared 5 feet 6 inches in an Ozark A. A. U. exhibition. The jump tied the standing high jump record of 1918 and appeared to set an unofficial world mark after a ten year gap.
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ST. Louis
Harold Osborn
Illinois University
Elo Goehring
Secon
Ozark A. A. U
Strange Traded To Senators For Lary By St. Louis Club
ST LOUIS July 1 Manager Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Browns announced a straight trade sending shortstop Alan Strange to the Washington Senators for Lyn Lary former Yankee and Red Sox star. Lary will report here for a doubleheader tomorrow. Strange came to the Browns two years ago from the Coast league and has fielded well but hit poorly this season. Lary joined Washington last winter in the $260000 deal that sent Joe Cronin to the Red Sox and he batted .241 last year.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns Today
Alan Strange
Washington Senators
Lyn Lary
Yankee
Red Sox
Hornsby
Lary
Strange
Browns
Washington
Joe Cronin
Giants Leading National League by Eight and One Half Games
In mid season, the New York Giants built an eight and a half game edge atop the National League pennant race. They defeated the Dodgers 7-5 and 4-5 in a double header, benefiting from a 17-hit attack led by Mel Ott. Meanwhile Cleveland and Detroit surged in the American League, while the Yankees faltered in a 12-inning protest loss, as other contenders narrowed gaps.
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Hugh
Fullerton
Associated Press
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ca Als
Halacher
Mel Ott
Aer
St. Lo
Tigers
Indians
Sox
Mon Pearson
von Kennedy
Yankees
Washington
Yanks
Wington
Philadelphia
Boston
Dutch Brandt
Phillies
Wally Berger
Phils
Athletics
Red Sox
Shakespeare Memorial Library receives 1938 book volumes
The Shakespeare Memorial library in Birmingham reports receipt of copies of books from foreign embassies and legations in 1938. Volumes published abroad in 26 languages arrived, expanding the library's international holdings.
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Shakespeare Memorial
Birmingham
Checker Players Meet and Notice of Sale
Frank Newsome the champion hosts a gathering of local players from the annual tourney at Ma meet on Wednesday night. A notice of sale related to the power of the deed is connected to the event.
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Frank Newsome
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