Boxing boom opens for champions as Louis sits idle
New York Jan 28 previewing boxing maps as Joe Louis rests until summer. Four champions plan to cash in with over weight bouts to prepare for later title defenses. Heavyweight James J Braddock faces time until September with Louis. Other divisions show risks of title loss and big money fights ahead.
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James J. Braddock
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Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Jock McAvoy
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Jose Martinez
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al McCoy
Babe Risko
Freddy Steele
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Lou Brouillard
Marcel Thil
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Pedro Montanez
Porto Rico
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Freddy Miller
Johnny Pena
Maurice Waltzer
France
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Cecil Payne
Seattle
Sixto Escobar
al Gillette
San Juan
Tou Salica
Hunter Captures San Francisco Match Play Open Title
Willie Hunter of Los Angeles won the San Francisco National match play open championship finishing with a 1675 prize. He defeated Willie Goggin of San Francisco 4 and 2 in the 1936 final and began the event seeking new fields to conquer.
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San Francisco
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Willie Ggogin
Ohio Tracks Awarded Grand Circuit Dates
Three Ohio tracks were awarded Grand Circuit trotting meets by stewards at the annual meeting. North Randall in Cleveland receives June 29 to July 4, Toledo July 13 to 18, and Columbus Aug. 31 to Sept. 5. The Hambletonian stakes will be run Aug. 12 at Goshen New York.
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Findlay to face Bluffton in early week clash
COLUMBUS Ohio January 28 A scanty early week collegiate basketball schedule in the state will be opened tonight when Findlay meets Bluffton at Bluffton.
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Findlay
Bluffton
Haarlow Tops Big Ten Scoring List
Chicago January 28 Bill Rudness of Michigan rose to third in Big Ten scoring after an 11 point game with Chicago Earl Townsend tied for sixth after scoring 12 Michigan led by Haarlow Chicago top the list with 27 21 75 in the standings chart Roster lines show Rodneys Townsend Whitlinger Gunning Smith and JE Townsend among the leaders with points totals listed
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Bill Rudness
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Earl Townsend
Haarlow
J. Townsend
Rodneys
Whitlinger
C. State
Gunning
Indiana
Smith
Northwestern
JE. Townsend
Indians Buy Blaeholder
The Cleveland Indians announced the purchase of veteran right handed pitcher George Blaeholder from the Philadelphia Athletics for $7,500. Blaeholder is expected to serve mainly as a coach for young pitchers and a relief hurler.
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Cleveland Indians Today
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Michigan Quint Defeats Chicago in Big Ten Tilt
Michigan racked up a 46 to 22 victory over Chicago, extending the Maroons’ losing streak to six games. Chicago managed only three field goals as sixteen points came from free throws, while Bill Snarlow increased his season total to 75 points with two baskets and six free throws.
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Bill Snarlow
Ohio U Center Takes Lead In Scoring Race
Nick Lalich sophomore center of Ohio University moved into the Buckeye Conference scoring lead with 62 points in five games after a 16 point effort against Dayton. Bill Smith of Marshall remains close with 55 points in four games as the league’s top 10 scorers list shows continued Buckeye and conference representation with players from Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati and Marshall among the leaders.
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Braddock Sees Louis Fight Through White Hope Hype
Jim Braddock, veteran heavyweight challenger, rails at the Louis hype while predicting a tougher defense after their Miami Beach talks. He claims Louis’s long reign and a phony build scare up fan attention, then asserts his own championship grit and plans to prove the skeptics wrong in the ring.
Rematch At Rialto Promises Rugged Wrestling Card
Promoter Dan Morris brings back the Bozzell Angelo rematch at Rialto Theatre after last week’s no contest in a no referee bout. The show features McDonald versus Carr in a one hour two out of three falls semi final and a curtain raiser with local talent.
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Baseball's 1935 contract skirmishes and rosters noted
Hot Stove notes detail dissatisfied stars Arky Vaughan Sam West and others with 1935 contracts. Lions like Mank Greenberg Luke Appling show holdout signs. Giants paid Freddy Fitzsimmons a token $1 salary. 32 of 40 Reds got raises. Waner ill. Traynor may field Floyd Young. Washington plans to move Cecil Travis to short. White Sox fans blame funds from Al Simmons sale for weak moves. Rickey Dean wage disparity cited. Ruth era tales. Yankees tout Roy Johnson. Foxx slumps in Boston. Cubs forego pennant insignia. Jurges testing lefty stance. Parmalee shoots crows. Hadley acquisition linked to Ruth. Umpire Bill Klein tops NL pay. A’s and Praver predicted basement finish. Grimm gains authority as Cubs executive-type figure with salary power.
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Wellington Merchants Defeat La Grange Ex-Hys In Cage Clash
Wellington Merchants beat La Grange Ex-Hys 29 to 24 in a cage contest played at La Grange yesterday. Worcester and Johnson led the winners with 10 points each, while Hastings topped La Grange with eight.
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Worcester
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McGarvey
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W T. Foster
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Ladies Shuffleboard League Opens at Ready's Cigar Store
The Ladies' Shuffleboard League opened last evening at Ready's Cigar Store and the standings show the teams after the first round of play. Strong performances from key players set the tone as the league kicks off with competitive matchups and tight scores.
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I. T. S. Ladies Pin Team Victory at Elyria Meet
The Elyria I. T. S. Ladies defeated Seher's Old English team of Lorain in a bowling match on the Knights of Columbus alleys.
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Bocora Leads Lake Erie Scoring Race Over Scott
Bocora of Lakewood for ward tops the Lake Erie League scoring chart with a narrow one point edge over Elyria center Joe Scott. Bocora has 43 points to Scott 42, while Lorain forward Albie Reisz sits in third, ten points behind the leader.
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Albie Reisz
Lorain
Bremke Motors Beat Coca-Cola Pin Team In League Play
Bremke Motors moved into third place while Coca-Cola dropped to fifth after two wins in three games in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League. Ed Tulk led the winners with a 619 series and a 246 game.
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St. Marys Juniors Win Tight League Game
St Marys Junior Cage Quintet defeated the Y Junior Seconds 9 to 8 in an independent league game played on the Y floor yesterday afternoon. The Y Juniors led at the half 3 to something before the final score.
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Y Junior Seconds
Merchants roller basketball to face Rainbow Gardens
The Merchants roller basketball team will meet Rainbow Gardens girls Thursday night at the Gardens rink. The game follows a 22 to 18 loss to the All Stars in the first such game held here last week and is scheduled to start at 9 30.
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Three Season Marks Fa As City League Bowlers Find Range
In Elyria City Bowling League action at Knights of Columbus alleys last evening three season records fell. Elyria Hardware led by Tom Ball and Bill Mackin of the Knights of Columbus broke the season high with a 2,939 team total and Mackin posted a 660, Ball a 655 series, while individual games reached 223, 223, and 214 for Mackin and 202, 256, and 197 for Ball. Hardware’s 2,939 total gave them two-game and overall series gains, widening their lead to three games over Jackson Wall Paper, with Maumee Dairy close behind in the race for runnerup.
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Perry Believed Done As Active Tennis Player
Fred Perry of England, formerly the world’s leading tennis player, is believed finished as an active player. Ellsworth Vines said Perry cannot play for months and perhaps never again after an aggravated back injury. Perry reportedly cancelled an Australia tour and returned to England.
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Australia
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Wilmer Allison
Trautman Honor Dinner Plans in Fostoria Ohio
Fostoria Ohio on January 28 announces a testimonial dinner for George M Trautman newly elected president of the American Association set for February 5. Trautman coached Fostoria High School football in 1914 and 1915. A parallel fan’s night will mark Fostoria joining the Ohio State Baseball League.
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George M.trautman
American Association
Trautman
Ohio State Baseball League
Knights of Columbus lanes set trio of bowling marks
In last night’s league action at the Knights of Columbus alleys three season records fell with Zlyria Malware’s Tommy Ball rolling 655 and Bill Mackin 660 for top pins. K of C also notched 1 023 as a team game and 2 989 for three games by the Hardwares amid strong doubles chatter from Bill Rogers and Ken Wise of Maumee Dairy. The Indians added Geo Slinger for 7 500 waivers as pitching depth grows. University of Toledo eyes a head coach after Jim Nicholson’s resignation, with Eldon Rynearson tipped as likely successor. Washington University’s George Washington hammered Ohio State 45-28, extending its win streak to eight.
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Knights of Columbus
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Zlyria
Johnny Worthington
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Legal Notice Receiver for George Crawford in Lorain County
The undersigned Leonard Smith named Receiver of the estate of George Crawford by the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas case 36967 requests creditors to file verified proofs of claim at Elyria Savings & Trust Building in Elyria Ohio on or before March 1 1936 to avoid disallowance. Hyman and Hyman are the attorneys for the Receiver.
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Hirm
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