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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
8
A fragmented historical boxing column recounts Primo Carnera’s tough late 1930s clashes and the era’s giants like Max Baer and Jess Willard. It references ring talk, managers, and the era’s long odds discussions, with vivid but garbled descriptions of fights and fighters.
Moe the lawyer references in team chatter as the club paces its workload. Bore Berger of New Orleans posts 17 chances in 24 games aiming to beat Bert Nieboff’s 990. Paul Dean’s success comes from Frankie Fisch managerial guidance, while the Cards’ boss Wigwags Paul directs batters as in the style of John McGraw.
June 4 reports a hushed race for a party leader amid 107 Hoover influence attempts. The caucus lists top contenders including Walter J Kehler former Wisconsin governor and Walter E. Age former New Jersey senator and ambassador Henry P. Fischer former ambassador to Italy and Walter S. Hatano a dark horse from West Virginia seeking the post with strong backing.
AL games listed include St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit. Philadelphia visits Washington while New York travels to Basteton's mine.
Boxing fans will note the Primo Camera and Max Baer heavyweight title bout televised on NBC from New York on June 14. The report also mentions players, teams, and selections for an annual exhibition in New York with debates over voting and rosters, including National and American League stars and pitchers.
An explosion in Oklahoma kills seven and causes widespread damage. Geophysical exploration teams use seismic methods with diatom instruments recording sounds while assessors confirm casualties and survey the affected area.
AP Radio Editor notes Preparations for new transmitter links north and west to support Arctic broadcasts. Robert Fiarer and announcers will shape the program with short features and network lines via WEAF NBC and other outlets. Listings show a schedule including concerts, dance, and diplomatic talks from 7:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC. Chicago is highlighted as a major mail-order hub.
Yesterday's results show Toronto defeated Montreal 4 to 3 while Rochester Buffats played a night game. No other clubs were scheduled.
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