Schmeling Fears Louis Rematch After Farr Bout
New York reports that Max Schmeling voices concern over a possible rematch with Joe Louis after watching Louis dominate Tommy Farr. Critics say Louis may have shed his earlier mythic status as a feared heavyweight, with foreign fighters proving he is beatable. The piece highlights Louis's improved resilience, the carnival-like hype post-fight, and Schmeling’s cautious stance toward another shot at the champion.
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Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Grr
Ned
Ois Praven Wyang
Schmeling
Louis
Tommy Farr
Tabor
Will Gibson
Smoky Joe
Farr
Darkky
Jack Dempsey
King Levinsky
Max Boer
Charley Retaloff
Joe
Wong
Teuton
Ballyhoo Bureau
Bob Pastor
Jo Jo
Jim Braddock
Yankee Stadium
Tommy
Tom Evans
Ted Broadribb
Job Churchill
Greenport
Lewis
Rhundu Valley
Lai
Pan But and Louis Fight Recalled in Vivid Round Details
The report recalls a marquee bout where Pan But and Louis exchange strategy and aggression. Farr challenges British boxing tradition with unorthodox offense while Braddock and Par circle to counter. Louis evades pressure, lands left jabs and hooks, yet hesitates to press, leaving the outcome blurred by tactical clinches and cautious defense.
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Louis
Yankee Stadium
Heurts
Tommy Farr
Joe
Pan
Farr
Braddock
Leafy Oak Coon Dog Trials Set for September
Kenton O born Col Henry J Pfeiffer originator of the Leafy Oak believes coon dog field trials will join Olympic events like trapshooting. The Leafy Oak offers 2100 in prizes with Buckeye Jack the favored entrant owned by Julia Champlin and sons of Wilmington. Over 200 dogs compete with a 3000-strong gallery anticipated to watch the elimination trials across Ohio and neighboring states.
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Shy Nea
Kenton
Juniguel
America
Barker
Buckeye Jack
Bill
New England
Ohio
Buckeye Jak
Julia Champlin and Sons
Wilmington
O. I. B. Baker
Norwich
Youngstown
Victor
Peetedl
Mises
Ner Warner
Leon Rubinson
Duntrk
Midnight Queen
Stith and Yoyer
Hagarg
Breezy Sum
Springfield
Kenawels
Dagenhart and Smith
Everett Barnes
Indian Lake Jack
Canada
Renbune Dodd
G. F. Pelygone
Nebraska
Kentucky
West Virginia
Carson to Fight Powell on Friday
Hugh Cassin Carson known for three straight KOs in local ring will clash with Mitton Powell in a four round main event on Friday night at South Walnut street venue. Bets on fight likely after recent Cargile Powell encounter. Carson vows it may be his last chance due to upcoming football practice.
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Hugh (Cassin) Carson
Mitton Powell
Patmos
Walnut Street
Cargile-Powell
Carson
Bert Mauklin
Powell
Edmond Davis
Buddy Legans
Nevada County
Davis
Derby championship for A. K. C. reg istered babies
Derby championship for A. K. C. registered babies as Leafy Oak hosts a playful event. A dog first to bark up a tree becomes a symbolic winner in this quirky pageant style segment.
Standings and Results Across The League
Southern Association results show Memphis tied Little Rock and a 6 to 2 win for Chattanooga. New Orleans swept by Birmingham 3 to 6. Knoxville and Atlanta noted as wet grounds. Pittsburgh and Newark figures mix with Chicago and New York games. St Louis and Philadelphia links noted amid trades and personnel moves in the pennant race.
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Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Knoxville-Atinta
Wet Grounds
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnali
Boston
Ju Avain
Agahi Picotsburgh
Jim Weaver
Gefootelineh Tavlos
Duainstay
Pire Qpetid Dorpe
Dingey
Newark
St. [Ies Truwes
Weaver
Bellevue-Stratford
Hart
Newark Todd
Insanethais
Mou
Chicago Cubs
L Pet Little Rock A
Old
Atlanta
Binningham
Kovaville Ae
Screwball Tard to Master Boston Bush Night Trunday
Report hints at a three year daily pattern involving veteran figures and nightly events in Boston as authorities track the unusual sequence. The fragmentary text references Gilly Bush and a veteran participant in a recurring report series with a possible three year span.
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Boston
Gilly Bush
Practice to Master the Screwball He Is Using This Season
A terse note highlights a pitcher refining the screwball that has become his signature this season. It notes focused practice sessions, adjustments to grip, and intent to maintain pace and movement in games. The report cites no rival names or dates.
Labor Day Golf Tourney Draw Announced at Local Course
Local course hosts a Labor Day weekend golf tourney with a preliminary round before Labor Day and final rounds on the holiday. An invitational draw includes Nick Jewel, Orvill Berninger, and many others. a blind bogey on Labor Day for those eliminated. Also notes amateur Don Bui and Baron Gottfried Cramm in tennis context at Forest Hills with recent title results.
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Lou Bro
Nick Jewel
Orvill Berninger
Aia
Slusser
Burl Thompson
Corkle
Robert LaGrone
Jimmie Jones
Lile Moore
Jewel Briant
Dr. Henry
Foy Hammons
Joe Vesey
Tom Kinser
Gene Lanier
Joe Houston
Fenrick
Boswell
Jim Henry
Jeff Murphy
Davis
Robert Franklin
Ole Olsen
Max Cox
Phil Dulin
Henry Hayy
Paul May
Carl Wilkerson
Webb
Bob Wilson
Jim Sanders
Lloyd Spencer
Ed Stewart
McWilliams
Bob Cain
Harri
Hamilton
George Greenlee
Washburn
Ra Albert Graves
Carl Bruner
Guthrie
Leo Compton
Albert Stquist
Layman Armstrong
Mr. Callihan
Duffie Day Booth
Davis Finle
B. Cox
Don Reynerson
He Reynerson
Henry Myers
Ck Chamberlain
J. B. Hudson
Forest Hills
N. Y
Don Bui
Baron Gottfried
Cramm
Jes Budge
U. S
Fred Perry
Baron
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