Disquieting Mystery Veiling Max's Work in Boxing
A vast boxing scene centers on Max Nehmeling as he trains in Monhnkset preparing to challenge Jack Sharkey for the world heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium next Thursday. Analysts debate his chances, noting his two-year, five-fight streak and rivaling legends while questions linger over his power and defense. The piece compares him to historic figures and highlights the tense atmosphere surrounding the impending title bout.
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Exdicots
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Georges Carpentier
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Monhnkset
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Aneh
Max Nehmeling
Pontin Sill
Jack Shar- Key
Yankee Stadium
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Velanger
Sharkey
Stealt
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Max
Sharkey Scribe Spin At 92 Speed In Orangeburg Crash
Report of Jack Sharkey driving a high speed run on a rural road near Orangeburg New York with a 16 cylinder car. A near miss at a curve ended when he struck a telegraph pole and wrecked the vehicle. No fatality reported but serious damage described. Sharkey praises the thrill but warns against speeding and unsafe driving.
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Orangeburg
N.Y
Jack Sharkey
Ulage
Gus Wilson
Bob White
Cotton Taila
Hype
Max
Fiakes
Burkley
Towillen
Eigoe
Billiard Table
Speras
Sharkey
Chapion
Mocris
Schmeling’s Camp Sparring Moves Amid shuffled lineup
The report notes Schmeling’s camp edging toward selective sparring with few partners. Stanley Voveda, a young replacement, was released after days of drills while Charley Nolanger joins to spar and test the German challenger. The managers reportedly favor specific matchups over open opposition.
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Sehmeling
Shackey
Iedland
Stanley Voveda
Mrs Pardues Race Notes Stir Tulsa Golf Standings
Mrs Pardues headlined a Tulsa golf event facing strong opponents including Mrs Dardue, Mrs Alexander and Mrs Clarke as matches narrowed to final rounds. Reports describe long shots and precise niblick play amid bets on who would advance while Velanger eyes a Sharkey rematch and Max trains for the next bout after a year off.
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Tulsa
Ays
Lurathy Klotz Vardte
Sigua City
Stanley Alexander
Camden
Ark
Dardug
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Alexander
Gale
Tom Wale Lice
Rapulna
Hulbert S$. Clarke
Oklahom City
Poole
D. We Snyder
Kansas City
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Ransne
Drennan
New York Commission Proposes White Trunk Boxing Gear
Damon Runyon reports on James Farley and the New York athletic commission debating white trunks and white gloves for Sharkey vs. Selimeling to curb fouling. Observers note white gear would improve referee visibility and fairness, amid concerns over dangerous blows and reputational stakes in the era.
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Commission
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New York
Hunt's Wallop Keeps Buffs In Race
Gayle Talbot reports a dramatic rally as the Buffs stay in contention. The narrative centers on a powerful hitting display, a standout moment by Joy Rose, and a late victory that tightens the standings despite rain and unsettled field conditions.
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Gayle Talbot
Dallas
Ovge
Mareny
Leowin
Balgai
Joy Rose
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