Joe Louis Set to Face King Levinsky in August Bout
New York reports Joe Louis schedules a tune‑up against King Levinsky in Chicago in August as part of a plan to fight a month, with Baer or Schmeling as possible next opponents. Managers seek a favourable purse and timing, while Jacobs hints Louis could meet Baer in September after a hand injury treatment.
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New York
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Baer
Schmeling
Brown
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Jack Doyle
Johnny Morris tops field in Panama City golf meet
Birmingham golfer Johnny Morris earned double medalist honors opening match play at the mid season invitation in Panama City Florida. Morris shot 71 to lead the field on the 6560 yard course with Hor ace Williams of St. Petersburg close behind at 73. Tallahassee team posted club honors with 914 for 18 holes while players B K White R C Parker C W Whitehead and W M Booher contributed.
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Panama City
Fla.tline
Johnny Morris
Birmingham
Morris
Horace Williams
St. Petersburg
Florida
Tallahassee
B. K. White
R. C. Parker
C. W. Whitehead
W. M. Booher
Customs receipts top 1.5 million at Laredo port
More than 1.5 million dollars was collected at the Laredo Texas customs house during the first nine months of the 1934 35 fiscal year setting a port record. A separate note says Jacobs could face Louis in the ring next month.
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Laredo, Tex
Miami Beach Reporter Shot by Attorney in Tribune Incident
Miami Beach Tribune reporter Shannon Cormack is hospitalized with a pistol wound to the shoulder. Attorney O B White, who figured in a news story yesterday, was arrested after entering the Tribune office amid threats. Cormack said he raised a flat iron wrapped in newspaper to defend against the attorney, but White fired.
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Miami Beach
Miami
Fla
Shannon Cormack
Miami Beach Tribune
O. B. White
Daily
Cormack
G. A. Worley
White
Tribune
Charlie Yates Reaches Intercollegiate Golf Semi Finals
In Washington on June 28 Charles Yates of Georgia Tech advanced to the semi finals of the national intercollegiate golf meet. Yates, defending champion, defeated Princeton’s Jack Malloy 5 and 4 after a strong back nine. Ed White of Texas, Johnny Fischer of Michigan, and Fred Haas Jr. of LSU also advanced as they vie for tomorrow’s final round.
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Washington
Charles Yates
Georgia Tech
Ed White
Cleveland
Johnny Fischer
Michigan
Fred Haas, Jr
Louisiana State
Yates
Jack Malloy
Princeton
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires Promise Safety and Savings
Before your trip visit Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores for a free safety inspection. Gum-Dipped Firestone tires are claimed to prevent blowouts, provide superior traction, and offer over 50 percent longer wear with low cost per mile, backed by race and test records.
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Indianapolis
Kelly Petillo
al Jenkins
Utah
Birds Out Hit Caps to Score Victory
Tallahassee loses 9 to 5 after Thomasville bats surge. Newcomb Murray and Martin lead with RBIs, Ferrell triples, and Daughtry earns win as Oscher suffers tough pitching.
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Martin
Brown
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Ferrell
S. McKenzie
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Gray
Sherwood Mckenzie
Joe Sullivan
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Coombs
Arseueenserese
Prererrereens
Letchas
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Dadeverseee
Daughtry
P Ul B. McKenzie
Americus Cards Win in Last June Home Game
Don Sikes delivered a decisive eleventh inning single driving in Sam Cole from second as Americus defeated Moultrie 4 to 3. Wheeler Wood earned his ninth win of the season while Sikes previously won a May 15 clash with Albany. Bulky Marion Anderson and strong hitting sparked the late surge for Americus.
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Cardinals
Sam Cole
Steers
Marion Anderson
Oglethorpe
Sikes
Albany
Wheeler Wood
Cole
Berry
Moultrie
Rhpoae
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Zarsk
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Strott
Hector
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Grayston
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Centeer
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Ceee
Ceesseeeteee
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Anderson
Zarski
Black
Hactor
Wood
Wagnon
Moon
Jurist Says Decision Against Codes Not Dooms New Deal Program
Judge Blanton Fortson says invalidation of NRA codes does not doom all new deal laws. He notes Schecter ruling undermines the NRA and casts doubt on interstate commerce recovery measures. A. Steve Nance warns labor will resist wage cuts and longer hours. Lunch follows remarks at Georgia League of Women Voters event.
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Athens
Blanton Fortson
Western Circuit Superior Courts
Supreme Court
Schecter
NRA
Georgia League of Women Voters
Fortson
Steve Nance
Georgia Federation of Labor
Chislers
Nance
League
Joseph Wilkins
Schecter Cash
Farm policy clash stirs AFL and farmers over AAA impact
The article reports tensions as farmers and AFL leaders debate the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Fortson warns against an invalid AAA risking crisis, while Nance accuses policymakers of harming communities and urges conciliation with employers before potential strikes.
Knight defeats Kid Baisden in Moultrie ten rounder
Joe Knight of Cairo wins a ten round decision over Charles Kid Baisden of Valdosta at the Moultrie Watermelon Festival. Knight, returning from a three month layoff, used a sharp straight left and fought strong in six rounds while Baisden drew even in rounds two and four. Knight weighed 168 pounds to Baisden’s 165.
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Cairo
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Baisden-of
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Baisden
June Collings
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