Louis crowns boxing champ in eighth round upset
Joe Louis, 23, defeated James J. Braddock at Comiskey Park before about 65 000 spectators to win the heavyweight title. Louis was knocked down in round one but recovered, delivering a decisive flurry in the eighth that ended Braddock’s reign. Louis becomes the second Black heavyweight champion and seeks Schmeling rematch.
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Teuton Schlager
Louis Reflects on Schmeling Braddock Fights and Title Comeback
Joe Louis recalls the Schmeling upset and Braddock loss as he discusses his mindset after returning to claim the title. Trainer Jack Blackburn and Louis reflect on past battles and confidence, noting a long career ahead and high earnings from recent fights.
Ex Blue Devil ringman to headline ULY 16 boxing card
Ex Duke boxing star Ray Matulewicz, national intercollegiate champion, is set for a 10 round main event against K C Strickland on July 16 at City Lake amphitheatre. Bailey and Denning secured Matulewicz amid bids from Charlotte Raleigh and Greensboro. The show at City Lake will feature multiple bouts in a 3000 seat venue with a seven foot canvas enclosure planned.
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Amateur Card Slated Tuesday Night at Labor Temple Arena
The free, wild and willing swingers of the amateur fight ranks converge on the Labor Temple arena Tuesday night for a showing of good, bad and in different scrapping.
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Red” Smith
Simon Pyres
Grandaddy Yates
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Newton-Conover Meets Thom asville in Night Contest
Thom asville host Newton-Conover Twins tonight at Finchfield under floodlights after Cooleemee routed Thom asville 10 to 6. Barnhart homered twice and Mueller drove in three to lead Cooleemee while Earnhardt and Whitlock drove in runs for Thom asville.
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Louis Reigns as Heavyweight Champion in Dramatic Title Bout
The heavyweight champion Joe Louis defends his title after a hard fought victory over James Braddock. In the Sheraton lobby discussions mix admiration and strategic plans for future bouts as promoters and fighters plot next steps including Ray Matulewicz and Addison Exum Warren.
Braddock Louis Fight Grosses Near Half Million
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced Braddock vs Louis gross receipts totaled 715 400 74 with 875 000 from radio and film rights. Ticket sales reached 640 400 74 for about 55 000 attendees, 48 000 cash. After taxes about 525 000 remained, Bradock and Louis shares totaled 262 000 and 110 000, promotion costs 50 000 leaving promoters profits near 100 000.
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Chicago
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Braddock
Louis
High Point Y M C A to meet Winston-Salem tonight under floodlights
The High Point Y M C A plays Winston-Salem tonight at 8 under floodlights at the Y. They renew the matchup Friday night in Winston-Salem as both teams prepare for another game.
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Bt. Louis Cardinals near draft of local idol Adams
Sacramento report notes fans expect word any day that E vin Buster Adams the local outfield idol has been drafted by the Bt. Louis Cardinals. More sports on page nine.
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Buster) Adams
Cubs Look Like The Money In National League Chase
The Cubs hold a two game lead in the National League race behind pitching and clutch management by Charley Grimm. They have won 18 of 22, highlighted by a 6-0 win over the Giants as Bill Lee shut them down.
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Frosty Snow Co-Favorite In Carolinas Meet
SEDGEFIELD June 23 Eight remaining contestants for the Carolinas Junior golf championship battled the Sedgefield course for the title after defending champion Johnny Palmer of Badin was eliminated. Tall blond Frosty Snow of High Point beat Palmer two and one to emerge as co-favorite with Spartanburg medalist Jim Anderson. Other top contenders include Henry Bowden Raleigh George Sharpe Columbia Jimmy Hackler Wilmington Edmund Gravely Rocky Mount Grover Poole Jr Raleigh Alden Todd Winston-Salem.
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White Sox versus Eagles clash at Willis Park Friday night
Adams Millis White Sox fall 9 to 5 to McsCrary's Eagles at Willis Park in the season opener. White Sox commit six errors despite two home runs by Smith and Stone. Stone adds a triple. Mabry and Newman lead the Eagles with multiple hits.
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Australian Eucalyptus Towers Surpass 450 Feet in Height
Australian eucalyptus trees frequently grow beyond 450 feet, towering over California specimens and drawing attention from researchers and forestry officials for their extraordinary size and ecological impact.
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Athletics Release Al Williams to Atlanta on Option
Connie Mack announced the Philadelphia Athletics have released right handed pitcher Al Williams to Atlanta of the Southern Association on option. Williams had been sent to Williamsport Pennsylvania of the New York Pennsylvania league but refused to report there.
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