Braddock Baer Set Memorable Heavyweight Bout Tonight
Braddock, 196 pounds, challenges heavyweight champion Baer in a much anticipated bout at the Long Island Bowl. The writer bets against Braddock staying the limit but notes the upset potential if he dominates early. Public ringside updates promised via the Associated Press wires and Times Enterprise.
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Maxwell Adelbert Baer
Braddock
Fistiana
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise
Alan J. Gould
Edward J.neil
Braddock Baer Headlines Madison Square Garden Clash
James J Braddock earns a shot at heavyweight champion Max Baer in a Madison Square Garden bout. Baer favored at 5 to 1 with 35,000 expected in attendance and $250,000 receipts. Braddock seeks one of boxing history’s great upsets in New Jersey challenger mode.
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James J. Braddock
Opight
Orlder
New Jersey
Eyejil Eges
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Rawling
Eni
Braddock
Max Baer
Charmes J. Braddock
Livermore
Cal
James J. Braddock West
N. J
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Ndt City
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Ee Meati
Orioles Rally To Handcaps 6-5 In Georgia Florida League
In a tense Georgia Florida League game, the Orioles beat the Tallahassee Capitals 6-5. Charlie Letchas tripled in the eighth to drive in Ben Brown for the decisive run as Barnard Traynor steadied the mound after early trouble.
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Tallahassee
Capitals
Thomasville
Charlie Letchas
Ben Brown
Letchas
Brown
Three seeded players eliminated in Dixie tennis tournament
In Nashville on June 13 the Southern Amateur Tennis Tournament quarter finals opened with three seeded stars out. Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta, the defending champion, faced Mason Coutts after top seed Berkley Bell fell to Wilbur Hess. Other upsets included John McDiarmid losing to Charles Harris and Hal Surface defeating Rice Institute’s Wil l Hess to reach semis.
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Associated Press
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Tenn
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Berkley Bell
Wilbur Hess
Chattanooga
Robert Bryan
McDiarmid
Bell
Maryland
J. Gilbert Hall
Grant
Georgia Tech
Billy Reese
Hall
Lewis D. Carson
Reese
Ernie Sutter
New Orleans
Martin Buxby
University of Texas
Crackers Dominate Chicks 14-4 In Series Triumph
The Atlanta Crackers routed the Memphis Chicks 14 to 4, gaining their third straight win over the second place club. Birmingham Barons won 4 to 1 over Chattanooga to take the series three to two. New Orleans Pelicans beat Nashville 6 to 3, and Knoxville toppled Little Rock 7 to 3 after 14 hits off Kola Sharpe. Historians note Capt. John Smith as a colonist leader with many love affairs.
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Memphis Chicks
Atlanta
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Knoxville
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Memphis
Riots Strain Omaha After Street Clash During Tram Strike
Police patrolled south Omaha after two riots last night leaving four injured and three shot. Crowds along Q street and L street car lines shattered tram windows with brickbats as workers protest a two month old tram strike for higher pay and shop recognition.
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Cost Of Recording Long's Remarks Estimated At 4650
Washington reports the cost of recording Senator Long's 1920s filibuster against extending the NRA was put at 4650. Chief Senate reporter James Murphy estimated the speech filled about 60 pages at 50 per page. Reporters noted 150 words a minute, about 9,000 words per hour, including pot likker and fried oyster recipes.
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Senator Long
D.-La
NRA
James W. Murphy
Senate
Congressional Record
Baer Braddock Heavyweight Fight Threatened by Weather
Thunderstorms loom over the Baer Braddock heavyweight title bout in New York as the weather bureau forecasts unsettled conditions for the night of the match. Gale winds and sporadic rain may affect the event and crowd plans.
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New York
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Weather Bureau
Heavyweight Title Showdown and Local Baseball Recap
The piece previews Maxie Baer versus James Braddock with odds favoring Baer and notes pre fight opinions. It reports Orioles rallying to beat an early lead in eight, Pickering’s uneven mound showing, and Schoolboy Pepper Rowe’s first win since fatherhood, highlighting club and player details.
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Altho
Maxie Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Shane Braddock
Baer
Corbett Sullivan
Willard - Johnson
War weary soldiers in Chaco jubilant as peace is made
War weary soldiers in the Chaco celebrate news of a protocol to halt hostilities at noon tomorrow. Reports say Bolivian and Paraguayan fronts will cease fire as the agreement is signed. The jubilant mood spreads along the trenches and supply lines.
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the Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
Chaco
Buenos Aires
Thomasville Y M C A Volley Team Takes Second in Tri City Meet
Thomasville's Y M C A volleyball team beat Moultrie in two games but fell to Albany twice in the tri city meet at Albany. The squad, led by Joe Blanton Bo Huggins Walter Vaughan Keith Higgins R L Ponder and Red Milton, won two of three matches with Moultrie before dropping four games to two Albany teams that also beat Moultrie to claim top honors.
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Moultrie
Albany
Joe Blanton
Bo Huggins
Walter Vaughan
Keith Higgins
R. L. Ponder
Red” Milton
Post Cancels Stratosphere Flight To New York
Burbank Calif June 18 Wiley Post canceled his planned stratosphere flight to New York due to ignition trouble in his plane the Winnie Mac This was to be Post fourth attempt to cross the nation in the stratosphere.
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Calif
Wiley Post
New York
Post
Athletics Move Up In American League Race
The Athletics rise to third in the AL standings after a 4 1 victory over the Red Sox as Rowe earns a three hit outing. Connie Mack reined in Jimmie Foxx to steady the infield boosting team’s pace to .444 over recent stretch. The win tightens Washington’s grip on sixth as New York and Chicago also post decisive performances.
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Tallahassee
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Connie Mack
Jimmie Foxx
A’s
Indians
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al Benton
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Dizzy Dean
Ed Moussey
Terry Moore
Fred Frankhouse
Emil Leonard
Johnny Babich
Dodgers
Carl Hubbell
Mel Ott
Giants
Cincinnati
Neutral nations inch toward end of half century war
After eighteenth effort to settle the long dispute, a general protocol and extra protocol outline steps to cease fighting. A neutral military commission will order a firing suspension, then within ten days Bolivia and Paraguay congresses must ratify to convert it into a ten day truce. If either congress fails to concur, the suspension ends at the end of the initial ten days.
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