Wolff and Carr clash in National Guard Armory main event
Frank Wolff faces Charlie Carr in a high stakes mat bout at the National Guard Armory tonight following a lively semifinal. Carr brings speed and technique. Wolff relies on power and stubborn defense. Gates open at 8:30 with prelims featuring Bill McBain vs Otto Ludwig and Red Shadow vs Don Carver. Ringside tickets remain at City Drug.
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Frank Wolff
Charlie Carr
National Guard Armory
Carr
Wolff
Danny McShain
Bill McBain
Otto Ludwig
Red Shadow
Don Carver
City Drug
Polk Street
Price to Return as A and M Star Halfback
Waleran Cotton Price, the A and M star halfback, survived a gas line explosion and physicians say he should be in condition to report for practice. The injury initially raised fears he would miss football season.
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Newcastle
Tex
Texas A. and M
Waleran
Cotton) Price
Price
Giants Kick Winning Field Goals To Defeat All Stars
The New York Giants beat the college all-stars 9 to 0 at Soldier Field in Chicago. Three field goals, two by Duff and one by Strong, carried the champions to victory as the college stars could not convert their passing and running into scores.
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Chicago
New York
Football Giants
Soldier Field
Giants
All Stars
Ward Cuff
Duff
Tuffy Leemans
Steve Owne
Strong
Haney Fines Browns Pitcher For Poor Work In Loss
St Louis manager Fred Haney fined relief pitcher George Gill fifty dollars for not bearing down in the first game of a doubleheader where Philadelphia rallied from an eight run deficit to win nine to eight. Gill faced only four batters with two homers allowed and Sam Chapman homered on a two strikes no balls count. Haney cited lack of focus in the plate and efficiency as the cause of the setback.
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St, Louis
Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
George Girl
Philadelphia
Gill
Sam Chapman
Haney
Rock Island Rockets Upset Texaco In Twilight League Thriller
Rock Island defeats Texaco 13 to 12 in a second round Twilight League playoff thriller at Jaycee Park. Satch Nunnally and Oakes sparked a late rally, giving Rock Island a come from behind win and maintaining their playoff run. Phillips 66 knocked out BAE 7 to 2 as Splintery Bill Shock pitched a two hit game.
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Rock Island
Texaco
Firechiefs
Jaycee Park
Rockets
Satch Nunnally
Oakes
Nunnally
Phillips 66
Bae
Bill Shock
Shock
Davis-McDaniel
SCS
Phillips
Waner
Todd
Cogdell
Colins
Mayor Rogers Helps Rotary Bowlers Win
Mayor Rogers bowled through the match to boost Rotary as they defeated Lions Club 2 491 to 2 325 in three straight games. The Optimists upset San Jacinto Kiwanis 2 529 to 1 206. ABC beat downtown Kiwanis 2 710 to 2 672. Frank Crews paced the Optimists with 661 pins. Hal Brown led Rotary with 626. Anicos win softball title.
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Ross Rogers
Civic League
Rotary
Lions Club
Lions
San Jacinto Kiwanis
ABC
Downtown Kiwanis
Kiwanis
Frank Crews
The
Optimists
Hal Brown
Bill
Open Dove Season in Texas Starts Friday Morning
Dove hunters may begin firing at 7 AM in Texas north zone Friday with 15 bird limits and daylight hours. Doves are plentiful this year with some birds raising five broods. other seasons for ducks geese deer turkey and peccary follow, including mule deer restrictions west of the Pecos.
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Texas
Austin
Will J. Tucker
The
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Pecos
Yankees Owned Blues Draw Hearts with Minnesota Stoppages
In the American Association, the Yankee owned Kansas City Blues frustrate Minnesota crowds with a sharp pitching attack producing one two three outs and frequent shutouts. The piece notes promotions and ticket chatter around Nova Galento, plus quotes about early practice and a light round of sports gossip.
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New York
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Minneapolis
Herman
Taylor
Nova
Galento
Perry Predicts Australia to Win Davis Cup This Year
Fred Perry, former tennis amateur king, coached the Australian Davis Cup team in Haverford as they prepared for the matches against the United States. Perry, invited to coach, predicted Australia would lift the cup with his hints and drills guiding star players toward the weekend defense.
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Haverford
Fred Perry
Australia
Lee Pace
Colorado Springs
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