Louis Schmeling Title Fight Set at Yankee Stadium
Promoters expect 60 000 to 70 000 spectators for the Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium with gate receipts likely under 750 000 dollars. Louis remains the favorite amid market apathy and boycott rumors while Schmeling is viewed as having little chance to halt the Brown Bomber’s streak.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Schmeling
Louis Baer
Nazi Germany
New York World-Telegram
Joe Jacobs
Joe Louis Warned Not To Underestimate Schmeling
Joe Louis faces Max Schmeling in a 15 round title fight at Yankee Stadium next Thursday after Johnny Risko warns the champion not to underestimate Schmeling. Schmeling wraps up six weeks of training in Napanoch New York and plans light sparring before leaving for New York. Schmeling’s sore eye from a Sunday sparring mishap has healed with no concern.
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Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Johnny Risko
Schlager
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Schmeling
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Napanoch
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Mickey McAvoy
Baer Beats Souza In Six Round Comeback Bout
Maxie Baer, weighing 226, toiled through six rounds in Salt Lake City to decision Tony Souza 220 pounds. Baer dropped Souza in the fifth and second rounds but did not press the advantage as 3,000 fans booed. Jackie Burke defeated Jack Brent, and Young Misko and Billy Black also scored decisions in rapid local bouts.
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Maxie Baer
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Souza
Jackie Burke
Ogden
Jack Brent
Seattle
Burke
Brent
Young Misko
Trenton
N. J
Stan Birrell
Billy Black
Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported by AP
A roundup of boxing results from cities including Salt Lake City New York Chicago Buffalo Pittsburgh Washington Sioux City Louisville and New Orleans. The bouts feature outpoints stoppages and a mix of titles with several 8 to 10 round decisions.
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Bob Pastor
Ralph Barbara
Brooklyn
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Edwin Waring
Detroit
Armando Sieila
Springfield
Tll
Drew
Buffalo
N. Y
George
Big Boy
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Tommy Spiegal
Mose Butch
Pittsburgh
Washington — Howard
Cowboy
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Jesus Pom
New Orleans
Jimmy Vaughan
Cleveland
Eeena Curso
Hew Ores
Camarata
Bushy
Graham Tica
Johnny Jodie
Philadelphia
Louis Schmeling Showdown At Yankee Stadium Set
Joe Louis prepares to fight Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night with a September title bout against James J. Braddock planned. Betting odds run 3 to 1, possibly 4 to 1. both fighters expected to earn about 300000 each from gate shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
James J. Braddock
Joe
Softball Schedule for City Leagues No 1 and No 2
City league No 1 games at 6:30 Depot Clerks face Peoples Store Idaho Glass and at 7:15 Clearing House plays Western Coal Co. City league No 2 features 6:20 Mutual Armour Creameries versus Peterson's overland Park and 6:30 Graves Potter against Pocatello Mill and Elevator Co.
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Pocatello Mill & Elevator Co
Man Mountain Dean to Quit Wrestling After Lopez Match
Brooklyn 317 pound bearded star Man Mountain Dean announced retirement from wrestling. He will face California heavyweight champion Vincent Lopez tomorrow night, then quit wrestling for good regardless of the outcome. Dean plans to play a Russian wrestler in George Raft film The Playboy and shave his facial whiskers afterward. He claims he has amassed about 300000 and earned over 11 million for promoters in the last four years.
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Man Mountain Dean
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Dean
Vincent Lopez
California
Lopez
Man Mountain
George Raft
Ruth
Dempsey
Londos
Owens Enters College Meet At Stagg Field
Ohio State’s Jesse Owens headlines the 1936 intercollegiate track and field championships at Stagg Field. The event features national contenders from Texas Temple and Michigan, with Southern California challenging Ohio State and Indiana for the team title.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stagg Field
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Ann Arbor
Chink Wallender
Texas
Sam Stoler
Michigan
Owens
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Southern California
Indiana
Wrestler Vincen Lopez Wins Long Bout in Curfew Grab
Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Dean Detton of Salt Lake City by decision in a 50 minute wrestling bout that ended at midnight due to curfew in Philadelphia. Maurice Lachap...
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Vincent Lopez
Los Angeles
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Montreal
Maurice Lachap
Indians Face Shakeup as Trade Deadline Passes
In a tight American League pennant race the Cleveland Indians sit fourth, half a game behind the Tigers with injuries and lineup shuffles: Hal Trosky sidelined a week, Billy Sullivan moved to first, and Bruce Campbell poised to return. Minor-league changes and recent trades shape the roster as interleague moves end.
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Red Sox
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Indians
Tigers
Real Grudge Battle Seen In Baer Murphy Friday
Harold Murphy a veteran of 205 fights promotes a grudge bout with Baer at the Armory fairgrounds Friday night. The card features Hammy Ball and other locals. Murphy recalls a San Francisco decision involving Brother Buddy and Brother Max and warns Baer’s comeback tour could end if he loses.
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Millionaire" Murphy
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Joe Louis
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Lee Ramage
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France’s Pelle Defeats Burns in Two of Three Falls
Pelle of France defeats Jack Burns of Boston two falls to one in a three fall bout. The match took place in Boston with Burns unable to secure two straight wins.
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France
Jack Burns
Boston
Ambiguous Quote About Hearst Milk Fund and Uncle Mike Jacobs
A fragmented remark notes Mrs. W. R. Hearst's milk fund increasing by ten percent and an ensuing twenty percent allocation for Uncle Mike Jacobs for two months' work. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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W. R. Hearst
Mike Jacobs
Senators Add Trio and Rookie to Westward Wing
Coast League notes Sacramento acquires Johnny Verger John Frank Doljak and William Cox along with pitcher Robert Ross from Houston and Columbus as Branch Rickey orders them west New talent arrives but not in time for the Solons opener in San Francisco against the Missions Seattle hosts Los Angeles while San Francisco meets Portland and Oakland faces an unsettled week with the Acorns back in action
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Australian Davis Cup team ousted by Germany in semi finals
Today marks a year since Australia fell 4-1 to Germany in the European lone semi final. The note recalls Johnny Revolta winning the Western Open with 290. Harvard downed Yale by slim margins in the classic crew series for a third straight triumph. Navy upset Cornell by 14 lengths in the Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Yale
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Five Man Trap Team Named for Pocatello Event
A pre convention Elks trap shoot at Pocatello Trap Club named a five man team to represent Pocatello at the state convention. Team members are J. O. Cotant Floyd Lewis F Pymond A D Stanley and V Danie. The event featured practice squads at 16 yard targets with a registered shoot to follow next Sunday open to all gunmen who register.
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v.Danie
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Telephone Team Stuns Store Outfit In Wild Finish
The Telephone softball team rallied from an 11-2 deficit to beat Store Dept 12-11 in the Industrial League opener. Nine late hits, two errors, and a walk helped Telephone tally 10 runs in the final inning as Reynolds Brandsen Burt homered.
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Wilson
Boxer Exonerated in Death of Chisneros
Frank Castillo an 18 year old boxer was exonerated in the death of Felix Serrano Chisneros 28 after a coroner jury found the punching incident caused the fatal injuries justifiable homicide Chisneros had allegedly annoyed Castillo s 13 year old sister and died three weeks later from hemorrhage complicated by pneumonia
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Frank Castillo
Felix Serrano Chisneros
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