Braddock’s looming clash with Schmeling faces debt and doubt
Braddock, in debt after a career high, is tied to a June 3 New York bout with Schmeling as his contract tie to the fight holds. Promoters and Louis faction seek leverage to derail or redefine the match while Braddock’s finances and future earnings hang on the outcome.
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Braddock
Schmeling
Chautheeplon
Garden
Mike Jacobs
Rauch
Weetshawken Dorks
Bradock
Chicago
Atentates
Max Schmeling
Puble
Joe Gould
Imade
Louis
Bob Pastor
Hraddock
New York
Is Man
Nnce
Louis 3
Jacobs
Hearst
A.C
Rees
Tex Rickard
Hearst A. C
Hearst A.C
Primo Carnem
The
Jack Short
Jimmy Johnston
Cleveland
da Preem
Carnera
New York Boxing Commission
Zouun Turner
Herr Schme
R Serge
Mount St Mary's Routs St John’s in Second Frame Win
Mt St Marys College beat St John’s College 37 to 26 to extend its Maryland Collegiate League win streak to five. Rowe led St John’s with early scoring but Mountaineers rallied in the second half behind Kennedy Kokle and Petrini to seize control and clinch the victory.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Maryland
St. John's College of Annapolis
Mount Gym
Mountmen
Atute Atles
Rowe
Johnile
St. John
Joe Karpinski
Mike" Kennedy
Mountaineers
Stan Kokle
Petrini
Savage
Mountair
Nowe
St. John's
Kokle
Petrin
Kennedy
Karpincki
John's College
Lambras
Hose
Brown
Delisio
Pike
Shawn
J. Menton
J. Enright
Walkersville Triumph Over Church Street in Close Game
Walkersville defeated Church Street Independent on Thursday night in the Church Street gymnasium. Through the game Walkersville led 22 to 19 at halftime and continued the momentum to the end as Mummeer and Smith contributed for Walkersville with strong play.
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Walkersville
Church Street Independent
Wele
Church Street Gymnasinm
Scnse
Walkersville Ind
Mummeer
Smith
Wright
Crum
Ine Gnuted Street Independents
Church Streeters
G. Th. Mummer
Fl Mahn
S Crum
F Linke
I Masserty
Lawes
Talats Ly
Sssseuseenseece
Mrs Grimes Returns From Baltimore Visit
Mrs J C Grimes returns home after a week in Baltimore with her son Theodore Grimes and visits relatives and friends Among those at the Grimes home Tuesday were Theodore Grimes Virginia Ramking of Baltimore Clarence Grimes Martin and Miss Cora Pittinger Ephra Speak Pauline Grimes and others Miss Speak visited John Fox and Mae with family in Navajo language notes a saying about tired mule sugar and coal in metaphorical terms
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New Midway
J. C. Grimes
Baltimore
Theodore Grimes
Grimes
Epta Speak
Mttle
Virginia Ramking
Clarence Grimes
Martin
Cora Pittinger
Ephn
Miss Speak
John Fox
J. QO. Grimes
Miss Epha
A. ©. Grimes
Epha
Pauline Grimes
David Adnaworth
Maryland School Girls Open Season With Victory
The Maryland School for the Deaf girls defeated Frederick Ulph School Girls Reserves 35 to 15 on their home court. Key defenders included H Monahan and Ethel Hall as Sleaters held opponents to four points in the second half. A boys’ team from Maryland School later faced Gavel fn Lites town, Pa.
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Gies
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick Ulph School
Quint
Maryland
Misses H. Monahan
Ethel Hall
Une
Maryland School
G. F. Tp
Wolsky
Stonesifer
Martz
Meredith
Mannahan
Nath
Colonial and Mounts Duel Set as Armory Hosts Round
Washington University gears for a Saturday night clash with Mt St Marys after a 46 26 rout of Geneva College. The game supports Red Cross flood relief with a large crowd of fans expected at the Armory.
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State Armory
George Washington
Mt. St. Mary's College
Washington
Geneeva College
New York
Val Kiesel
Tom O'Brien
Jack Butterworth
Geneva
Oonto
Ben Golfaden
Mal Kiesel
Mickey Schonfeld
Sutlkowla
Osborne
Faris
Estatet
Red Cross
Lone Island
Johns Mopskins
Marshall College
Nebraska University
Mt St. Mary’s
St. John’s of New York
Elon College
Wake Forest
Villanova
The
Army
Cy Moore Joins University of Maryland All Stars
Cy Moore of the G L Dakerd basketball club joins the University of Maryland All Stars to face Dorsey’s Market quint from Ha Reretown in a Sunday game in that city.
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Cy Moore
G.L Dakerd
University of Maryland All-Stara
Dorsey's Market
Ha. Reretown
Revival Talk For Blue Ridge League In Frederick
Local fans and observers discuss reviving a Blue Ridge League style circuit in Frederick after World War I. They cite a usable field on Jefferson Street and potential public support from Frederick and nearby towns Martinsburg Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg. Historical leagues and notable supporters are named as context for a possible return.
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Frederick
Broderick
Tie Dearnte
Brest
League
Holdin
Blue Belve League
Jefferson Street
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Manover
Chambersburg
Gettyebuaid Adou Dyk
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Tri- City
Brunswick
Shepherdstown
C. F. Gandell
Austin James
Guy K. Motter
Tish Cramer
Eugene Grove
Ben Rosenour
Frank Staub
Blue Ridge
Fanz
Peta Ot
Eastern Shore League
Plymouths top Ports in Y M C A league clash
Plymouth defeats Ports 24 to 18 to strengthen first place in the Y M C A league standings. Fords rally but lose 24 to 18. Dodge beats Bules to stay in pennant mix. Article covers six day bicycle racing talk and various college basketball scores.
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Plymouths
Ports
Fords
Dodge Quint
Bules
Gustave Killan and Heinz Vopel win six day Milwaukee race
Harry Grayson notes Gustave Killan and Heinz Vopel have won another six day bicycle race in Milwaukee while rivals complain about German dominance. Promoters argue the show quality justifies the arrangement. Torchy Peden and Douglas, his brother, gain attention as a new team. The piece recalls rival leagues Eastern Shore and Blue Ridge and their post season ties. Local fans feel towns in both leagues should support Class D minor league baseball to justify continued play.
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Jules Andy
Killan
Vopel
Bucks
Taredy Peden
Freddie Spencer
Charley Winter
Teutons
Wintereddie Ottevaere
Jackies
Kallun Sod Vopel
London
Clevelind
Ottevaere
Ali Wauhkee
Gustave Killan
Heinz Vopel
Milwaukee
Torchy Peden
Douglas
Eastern Shore
Too Sure Of High Cards
Secretary WM E MeKENNEY of the American Bridge League West comments on today's hand in which a player doubled in three no trump after feeling confident. The duming led to a sequence of throws and forced unfavorable odds, showing South's bid was too strong and North correctly left him in three no trump rather than jumping to four spades.
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WM. E. Mekenney
American Bridge League West
Wr South
Sand North
Hearts and clubs duel in late contract play
In a bridge contest South won the contract and executed a sequence of heart and club tricks. Declarer led kings and aces, dummy contributed queens and jacks, West and South swapped clubs while spades ran, and a single diamond remained. The final result hinged on partner’s lead timing.
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South
Declarer
West
Ventor
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