Louis Dominates Heavyweights In Early Rounds
The article reviews Joe Louis facing top contenders, noting his rapid knockouts and discouraging endurance for challengers. It highlights Louis’s strategy to end fights quickly, naming rivals like Max Schmeling and others who fell early, while detailing the pattern of opponents succumbing by the second to seventh round.
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O Brien deerskin pads aid horse gear business
The O’Brien family, emigrants from Ireland 52 years ago, built a venture making horse pads from deerskin tails to ease collars on horses. They source from Wisconsin, sell from Maine to California, and project growth amid learning deer tail value for waterproof hair. A shock came when they learned artificial fishing lures paid well for deer tails used in dyes and gear.
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Average Citizen Meets Mr Farr in Training Camp Faceoff
AP Feature by Charles Norman from Long Branch New Jersey reports on Tommy Farr as he spars with Norman after a visit to Farr’s dressing room. Norman describes Farr’s formidable grip and fighting poise, noting Farr’s discipline, strength, and plans to train with the YMCA while considering Joe Louis. The piece includes humorous, cautious observations about Farr’s ability to challenge Louis and the fighter’s robust training ethos.
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Louis Schmeling to Loom Over Farr in Big Money Bout
Boxing column previews a Louis vs Schmeling rematch with Tommy Farr as undercard. Schmeling’s comeback odds loom large as fans expect the heavyweight clash to draw massive crowds and a top gate.
Lumberjacks to Meet All Stars at Fair Park Sunday
The Williams Lumber company base hall team hosts a former rotal baseball players squad Sunday at 3:30 PM at Fair Park. Fred Lee starts for the All Stars with Hubert Elliott for the Lumberjacks. Manager Coup vows a slow but humorous contest with an All Star lineup including O Neal Robins Collins Zinn Bowden and others. Umpires Jimmy O Neal and Luther Amet.
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Mack Rogers
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Elbert Mayul Steele
Jimmy O'Neal
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Tuesday’s Sports Scores From Major Cities
The column lists Tuesday results from Atlanta, Little Rock, Memphis, Nashville, Kansas City, and other hubs. It shows varied scores such as New York eight to Detroit six and Philadelphia three to nine, with references to teams like Cleveland and Boston. The text is garbled and includes stray notes about the Mediterranean and a fifth century reference.
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Two More Fights Added to Arena Program Card
Promoter Bert in lists a five fight all-emer arena card for Wednesday at South Walnut street arena. Witbanks meets Johnson again after Witbanks won a close decision. McKinney vs Tomblin marks their first local bout. Carrigan faces Hunter in a four-round feature prelim. Carson vs Grice widens the semi-final. Cargite returns after three weeks to meet Red Blocker as rain postponement option kept.
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Gehringer Named One of Baseball's All-Time Greats
Eddie Collins lauds Charlie Gehringer as equal to yesterday's stars. The Detroit Tigers second baseman is praised for fielding, offense, and World Series hit rate. At 34, Gehringer remains a dependable, standout player likely to add more strong seasons.
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Woman Shoots Past Men in Butte Tournament
In western Montana a pioneer woman named Dorothy Phelps outshot the men at an intermountain rifle tournament in Butte. She broke 320 targets while the top man managed 381. The event drew western shooters with Phelps earning top recognition for her precision and steadiness under pressure.
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Inning Pitcher Johnny Gee Debuts for Syracuse
DETROIT 71 Johnny Gee, former Michigan star in baseball and basketball, enters for Syracuse when trailing Toronto 7-1. He retires Yority, then Syracuse rallies with a run and one more, but is lifted for a pinch hitter as the win holds.
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Schmeling Defeat Sparks Doubt Over Louis Title
Joe Louis remains heavyweight champion after defeating Braddock in eight rounds, but lingering doubt from Schmeling’s 12 round knockout haunts his claimed supremacy. Public interest wanes as tickets for Louis versus Farr challenge lag behind expectations.
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Minors Showdown Between Texarkana And Marshall Pitches
Paul Dean and L Rowe renew rivalry in an East Texas League exhibition at Marshall. Rowe for Texarkana and Dean for Marshall, recalling their 1934 World Series bullpen duel as arm niggles fade.
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