Baer Heads to New York by Train for De Louis Bout
Max Baer, after plan changes and six weeks of training, will take a late afternoon train from Schenectady to New York to face De Louis tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium. He will attend the weighing-in ceremony with boxing officials the next day. Accompanied by manager Hoffman trainer Amy Klein and State Trooper Harry Barr, Baer travels by train rather than flying.
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Prelims for Tuesday Fight Card in New York
Tuesday prelims headline Buddy Baer facing a stern test against Ford Sith in the six round Baer-Jae Louis pit. Other prelims feature Hankinson of Los Angeles versus Eddie Mader of New York, plus four round bouts including Brescia versus Proxs and Mann versus Chip, Cancela versus Mercioth.
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Maz Baer
Highls-Toulnd
Ford Sith
Montana Iné
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Baer-Jae Louis Tpit
Kaokvestadium
Tom Moordie
Hank Hankinson
Los Angeles
Eddie Mader
George Turatt
Sallisaw
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Heinz Kohklhass
Germany
Jorge Brescia
South America
Paul Proxs
Nathan Mann
New Haven
Conn
George Chip
Wilney Barre
Toby Cancela
Chiladylphia
Jim Mercioth
Rar West
Heavyweight Title Fight Sparks City Hype Across Major Venues
Cities from Chicago to Boston anticipate a blockbuster bout as Louis and Baer draw massive crowds and media attention. The match is billed as a natural clash for the crown once worn by Jimmy Braddock, with strong fan bases and high betting interest.
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Temple
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Balit
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Ang Ugerich
Braddock
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Pro Football Casper Starts for Pittburghers Against Giants
Charley Casper of San Antonio was the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh team in their Sunday game with the New York Giants. The Giants overwhelmed the Pittsburghers but Casper admitted himself creditably for his play.
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San Antonio
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Casper
Roundup of College and Pro Sports Tidbits from 1940s Edge
Disjointed Roundup notes from Eddie Briet z begin with college poaching rumors at Cincinnati tied to South Carolina scouts. Mentions Ohio State laterals, Dempsey, Hank Greenberg, Mickey Cochrane, and Ralph Metcalfe among others. Highlights include league shifts, player valuations, and scattered anecdotes across boxing, golf, and baseball with scattered dates and incomplete attributions.
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New York
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Sem Latimer
Columbia
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Balo Grounds
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Lewis
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Baers
Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
Louis
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette Sprint
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Teport
Chicale
Barcour
Bi-State
League
Chattie
Dam Parks
Alfred Perry
Tarzan
Rogers Hornsby
Mittetter
Harlan Chil
Broncs Struggle Before St Edwards Game
Stephenville notes report John Tarleton Plowboys won 34 0 over Westmorland Junior College. Several players sustain injuries including Tony Potter Kenneth Lave and Maris Imperial while others recover in time for St Edwards in Austin on Thursday night.
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John Tarleton
Stephenville
Tarleton
Bob Myer
Westmoorland Junior College Bronus
Ima
Fisetanng
St. Edward's
Austin
Nck Potter
Maris Imperial
Major Lancaster
Tony Taylor
En Mooney Wes
Spencer and Doss Win Jaysee Golf
Spencer and Doss captured top honors in the monthly landicap golf event at Willow Springs on Sunday. Wes Spencer posted 63 and Jimmy Doss 63, with high scores credited to George Terrell and Loraine Young also among the prize list.
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Jimmy Doss
Huntor
Commerce
Willow Springs
Spencer
Doss
Wes
George Terrell
Whit
Loraine Young
Ee Hudspeth
Gid Noel
Arthur
Bubba Hicks Wins In Row At National Baseball Congress
In Dayton Ohio last night Bubba Hicks led a Houston Texas entry past opponents as the National Baseball Congress opened with 16 teams amid protest and controversy. A dispute arose when a game was called with two outs in the ninth and a man at bat, leaving the score 7 to 2 and bases loaded, prompting protest from the Tatler team about tourney procedures.
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Ohio
Mstrom
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Tit
Battle Creek
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Webster
Chicago
New York
Houston
Texas
Dustite Fet Foods
Milwaukee
Tatler
Old-Timers Rally In Shiner Game Wins 2-0
S A Old-Timers beat Shiner Bombers 2 to 0 at Shiner Sunday. Leo Holbrack pitched five efficient hits for the Old-Timers, while Paul Villacci drove in two runs, each on a steal and a late overthrow. Musche Piterea yielded seven hits for Shiner as the hometown club was aided by generous support from the Shiner brewery.
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Ross: Youngs Memorial Fund
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Fom
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Bob Antonio
Shiner
Witch McMonigal
Bombers
San Antonio
Leo Holbrack
Lombers
Paul Villacci
Musche Piterea
St Joseph Victor Wins Third Straight Western Series Title
In Sioux City Iowa September 21 St Joseph captured the Western League title for the third year in a row. Veteran pitcher Bert Burkshot held Sioux City to one run while driving in five runs himself leading the Saints to an 8 to 1 decisive victory.
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Iowa
St. Joseph
Herbert
Burkshot
May
Saints
Budge Beats Shields In Semi Final At Los Angeles
Donald Budge defeated Francis Shields 6-3 8-4 to advance in the Pacific Southwest tennis championships at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. The match featured Budge's steady play and strong comeback after a slow first set.
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Elimnate
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Czechoslovakia
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Texas
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England
Miss Brammers
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San Antonio Women Golf Tourney Details
The San Antonio Women's Golf Association completes a four day handicap tournament at Riversides River side park course with 13 holes daily then moves to San Antonio Country Club and Willow Springs courses for 10 o'clock starts on successive days to establish handicap ratings for the coming season.
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San Antonio Country Club
Willow Springs
Weekend Sports Racing and results from major tracks
Havre de Gravellond Gamble adds 10000 to Potomac handicap while Chivago Mansta wins 3000 added Hawthorns Javenite handicap. Catymat Hvel sets world record for mile in 4 59 14 at Lexington. Bill Burke wins 2500 athletics event in Virginia. Green tree defeats Aurora 78 0 to win polo title in New York. Detroit tennis notes include Landis open date dispute. Centenary college aide dies after infection from boil.
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Catymat — Hvel
Generat
New York
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Prima Carera Returna
Italy
Picts
Louis
Bane
Detroit
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Lesexe Vernant
Budge
Angeles
Shields
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Fackeon
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Renfco
Centenary Collet
Hammonds On Rassle Card At Walkathon Show
Ralph Hammonds junior heavyweight champion battles Billy Edwards in one double main event at the Walkathon. Tiny King Kong Roshuck meets Leo Savage in the other half while Juan Humberto faces Hit Athlete from Long Beach California in this wrestling card read as a local sports item.
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Weizal
Pete Shuh
Billy Edwards
Tiny
King Kong
Roshuck
Leo
Daniel Hoone
Missions Win Double Bill by Cafemen and All-stars
Jesse's Cafemen, city amateur champions, clashed with the San Antonio Sedane club in a Sunday doubleheader at Tech fields. Missions All-stars, aided by league players, won both games 9-4 and 3-2, with George Mills tripling with the bases loaded to seal the second game. Hal Wiltse sparked the first game, and Joe Relion contributed a homer and key hits for the Cafemen.
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Tech Fields
Suinday
Misson
All Sporting Dogs to Appear at Show
In Brackenridge park the Lone Slat Bird Dog Association will host its annual dog show inviting sporting breeds such as greyhounds Wolf hounds and spaniels. Judges for each type will assess dogs on conformation with puppies placed in sitter and regular puppy classes and prizes awarded for best male and female in each sport dog index.
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Brackenridge Park
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Oklahoma City Aims to Clinch Texas League Series
Oklahoma City beat Beaumont 10 to 7 to move within one win of clinching the Texas league title. Pitcher Langdah Niggeling starred for the Indians, with Marleau relief in the seventh as Oklahoma City tallied five runs in the third and built a lead that supported victory.
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Lumberjack Star Sustains Neck Injury at College Station
Lee Parmley of the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks was hospitalized in College Station after a hard tackle in yesterday's football game. Doctors at Texas A. and M. hospital report no immediate danger but say Parmley will miss the rest of the season and require neck stabilization in a cast and extended bed rest.
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Lee Parmley
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Willard and Jennings to headline San Antonio boxing card
In October Jess Willard returns to San Antonio with the 101 Ranch lions after knocking out Jack Johnson for the heavyweight title. Promoter W C Forsythe has promoted rematches as Jack Shelton faces Gary on October 5 at Beethoven hall. Tack Dempsey and trainer Gus Wilson arrive for a League Park exhibition tonight.
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Jack Johnson
San Antonio
Jack Shelton
Tommy Gary
Gary
Beethoven Hall
W. C. Forsythe
Tack Dempsey
Gus Wilson
League Park
Eskile Taylor Dempsey
Tack
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