Baer Versus Louis Promises Fiery Showdown Tuesday
Max Baer shows edgy focus in training camp as he prepares to fight Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night. Baer weighs 211 pounds and dominates sparring partners while living in strict isolation in the Adirondacks.
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Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
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Bie Curley
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Baeer
Max
George Turner
Tulsa
Abe Feldman
Feldman
Adirondack Hills
Frank Pacassi
Buddy
Pompton Lakes
N. J
John Roxborough
Detroit Bomber
Joe
Louis
Rox
Va M I Faces Challenging Schedule With New Reserves
Virginia Military Institute coach Bill Rafferty expects a strong starting eleven but notes depth will drop with substitutions. The Cadets open against Hampden Sydney in Lexington with six lettermen returning and several new players stepping into roles. Schedule includes Tulane, Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina among others.
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Jim Farley
Wayt Clark
Russ Coleman
Dave Kane
Dodson
Bo McMillin
Jack Zimmerman
John Burgess
Tucker Watkins
Meredith Urick
Charlie Hancock
Morris Haas
Hempden-Lyndey
Lynchburg
Tulane
New
Baer Louis Bout Draws Tips and High Stakes in New Jersey
Ed Edgar of Detroit urged Baer to knock out Baer in one round as betting swells for the Yankee Stadium bout. Ticket touts seek 100 dollars ringside as Baer plans daily workouts and eyeing a 208 pound weight with a sellout backers anticipate the first million-dollar gate since 1927.
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Ed Edgar
Detroit
Baer
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Dawkins Meets Ax Anderson In Grable Joust At High Point Arena
The looming headliner at High Point Arena features Scotty Dawkins versus Axe Anderson in a brutal wrestling bout described as a grabble joust. Promoters tout rough, no holds barred action while Fire Chief Ingram approves arena safety and a rebuilt ring readies for the performers.
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Axe Anderson
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Joe Turner
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Jim Wright
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Braddock backs Louis in possible chance against Baer
In a candid talk Roxborough and James J Braddock weigh Max Baer's power and Louis' speed with Braddock favoring Louis while predicting Baer's one big test next week. Braddock notes Louis hits faster and more often, but Max must beware Louis counterpunching and timing.
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Colts Capture Piedmont Loop Title in Series
Richmond Colts, an independent team, won the Piedmont league title by defeating Asheville Tourists 5 to 2 in game six, securing their fourth victory. Marion and Ferrell led with three and two hits respectively as Eddie Rommel’s pitching shut down Asheville. The win crowned Richmond, the lone independent club, as champions after overcoming a season-long cellar position.
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Virginians
Tourists
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Johnny Leonardo
Lefty Belcher
Dykes Potter
Herb Moore
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinal
Norfolk
Tars
Charlotte
Marion
Ferrell
Commercial Loop Titular Game Sets Championship Final
Harriss Co league will play the final tomorrow at 3 45 p m at the airport field to decide the league championship. Furniture City won the first game and Harriss Covington tied the series forcing a post season clash to determine Amateur league champions.
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Estelle Lawson Sets Course Record In Women’s Tourney
Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill set a new Myers Park Country Club course record with 76 in the club’s annual women’s handicap event, lowering the mark by three strokes and winning low gross by ten strokes over Jane Cothran who shot 86 for second.
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Myers Park Country Club
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Willstar
Carolinas
Jane Cothran
Cubs Rally Giants 15th Straight Clinches Pennant Push
The Cubs defeated the Giants 15 to 3 for their 15th consecutive win, stretching their NL lead to 24 games over the Cardinals and dampening the Giants’ hopes. Charley Grimm’s club exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning, while Charley Root pitched steadily. In the AL, the Yankees split with the Browns as the Indians pounded the Athletics twice, and Pirates and Reds won in the NL.
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Fullerton JR
Associated Press
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Giants
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Clydell Castleman
Harry Gumbert
Charley Root
Chicago
Bill Lee
Carl Hubbell
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Bill Hallahan
Pepper Martin
Terry Moore
Tom Zachary
Bobby Reis
Paul Deal
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Red Sox
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Yanks
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
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Cy Blanton
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Convicted man in fatal golf course fight near Winston-Salem
Claud Cook was convicted of simple assault and taxed with the costs in municipal court yesterday in connection with the death of Ralph Messick. The youths argued and then fought on a golf course. Messick died days later.
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Costa
Ralph Messick
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Southern Conference Clubs Prep For Saturday Tilts
Richmond Virginia September 17 The Southern Conference teams began pre season drills with many injuries listed on the bench. Virginia Tech punter Bill Bradshaw drew praise while Washington and Lee Georgia fielded hurt players. Clemson and South Carolina adjusted practice schedules as Duke, Virginia, N C State and other schools tuned up for Saturday games.
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Bill Bradshaw
Virginia Tech
Henry Redd
Washington and Lee
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Generals
University of South Carolina
Celmson
Duke's starting lineup named by coach Wade
Duke Prep notes list West Taliferro Boling Brunasky Durner Johnston Hennemier Parker Ward McCaskill Alexander as the Blue Devils expected starting unit for the season opener Duke and Wake Forest work on timing and signals as Davidson prepares for Elon North Carolina and N C State finalize offense and defense drills with mixed results at practice
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Murray Greason
Carl Snavely
Carolina
Hank Anderson
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Howard Bartles
Ryneska
Berry
Mahoney
Lucky Alleys Opens Season as Local Clubs Fall
The Lackey Bowling Alley opened its fall and winter season with exhibition matches against Greensboro and Winston-Salem clubs. High Point bowlers lost all three contests, showing rusty form after the summer break. Scores for the matches followed.
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High Point
Black Bisons Open 1935 Season Against Spencer High
High Point opens the 1935 football season Friday at 3:45 PM on the High School field against Spencer high. Coach Harry Bolick Jr. has a new group and uncertain starters while Spencer brings a veteran lineup. A crowd over 1,000 is expected with season tickets selling well.
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Harry Bolick, Jr
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Bisons
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Wade Marlette
Black Bisons
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Burr
Wolfe
Hedrick
Potts
Mathews
Meisky Sprye Robinson
Davis
Sontpibera
Martin
Winston-Salem Sparks
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Cranfeld
High Point Skeet Club Pipe Tournament Winners Named
J P Rawley of High Point won class A with 47 of 60. W B Thomas Jr prevailed in class B after shoot off with 27 of 25 tied with W B Thomas Sr. Ray Idol took class C with 44 of 60. L N Wade of Elkin and T R Galloway of High Point tied for class D at 39, Wade winning shoot off 21. W G Earnhardt of Albemarle won class B with 38 of 60. D T Yow of High Point won class F with 32 of 50. Practice round scores list competitors from Albemarle Winston Salem Elkin and High Point.
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J. P. Rawley
High Point
W B. Thomas, Jr
W. B. Thomas,Sr
Ray Idol
L. N. Wade
Elkin
G. C. McManus
Winston Salem
W. FE. Gladstone
Elkin L
Wade
W. B. Thomas
Bradford Thomas
R. F. L. Hayworth
D. T. You
Paul Casey
Timber Resources Move Large Labor Force in Pacific Northwest
In Oregon and Washington about 35 million acres of timber exist and cutting it could provide work for around 272,000 men. Noted figures Joshua Reynolds Thomas son Ludwig von Beethoven and Harriett Martineau are mentioned among the hard of hearing who achieved success.
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Washington
Joshua Reynolds
Thomasson
Ludwig von Beethoven
Harriett Martineau
Americans Buy About 645 Million Candlescent Lamps Last Year
Americans purchased roughly 645 million candescent lamps in the last year, reflecting strong consumer demand for lighting options across households and businesses, with analysts noting growth in energy efficient alternatives poised to shift the market.
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