What Max Baer Will Do With His New Heavyweight Crown
The heavyweight champion Max Baer faces fame and fortune after winning the title. He expects movie, radio, and ring earnings but will juggle legal matters and family duties. Rumors swirl about marriage, lenders, and possible future fights including a brother vs brother scenario with Buddy Baer.
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United Press
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Pa Baer
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Primo
Max Schmeling
Eaer
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Louis B. Mayer
Garbo
Greta
Canadian Netter Faces American Rival in Western Feature
In River Forest Illinois June 21 Marcel Rainville Canadian Davis cup player meets Scott Rexinger Chicago in Western tennis championships feature. Rainville reached quarter finals by beating Henry Prusoff Seattle 6-2 6-4 Rexinger beat Karl Kamrath. Bryan Bitsy Grant advance by defeating Max Davidson 6-2 6-3. In women singles Marion Hunt Los Angeles beat Elizabeth Kesting St Paul 6-1 6-1 Theodosia Smith Pasadena defeated Mrs Gilbert Nunns Canada 6-3 6-1.
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Scott Rexinger
Chicago
Rainville
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Seattle
Rexinger
Karl Kamrath
Austin
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Max Davidson
Marion Hunt
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Kesting
St. Paul
Theodosia Smith
Pasadena
Gene Sarazen Still Favored in England
In New York on June 21, odds makers list Gene Sarazen as the favorite for next week's British Open at 10 to 1. Three Britons Alfred Padgham Archie Compston and Charley Whitcombe join the American as top contenders with 10 to 1 odds. American challengers follow: Denny Shute 16-1 Craig Wood 20-1 Tommy Armour 25-1 Bill Mehlhorn 25-1 Horton Smith 25-1 MacDonald Smith 33-1 and Leo Digel George Dunlap Walter Hagen 40-1.
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New York
U.P
Gene Sarazen
Alfred Padgham
Archie Compston
Charley Whitcombe
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Bill Mehlhorn
Horton Smith
MacDonald Smith
Leo Digel
George Dunlap
Walter Hagen
Queen of Texas Golf On Mexican Honeymoon
Mrs Aniela Gorczyca Goldthwaite, queen of the Texas golf links, and her husband Frank Goldthwaite were en route to Mexico for their honeymoon. The former Miss Gorczyca married in Dallas yesterday by the Rev O P Sensabaugh of Southern Methodist University. The wedding was attended by only two couples.
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Aniela Gorczyca Goldthwaite
Texas Golf Links
Frank Goldthwaite
Mexico
Gorczyca
Dallas
O. PF. Sensabaugh
Southern Methodist University
Big league hitters spark early season gains
Heinie Manush collects his 100th hit of the year while driving in six on five trips. Pie Traynor belts his third double of the day and scores the winning run in the ninth. Ralston Hemsley singles and triples to drive in five for the Browns. Red Ruffing throws a one run shutout against Cleveland. Mark Koenig homers in the eighth and scores the eventual margin. Mel Ott belts two homers with six RBIs against the Cubs. Lou Gehrig fuels a 3-2 Yankees opener win with a ninth inning homer.
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Senators
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Ralston Hemsley
Browns
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Indians
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Reds
Mel Ott
Giants
Cubs
Lou Gehrig
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U.P
Bill Terry
West
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Phils
Chicago
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Whitney
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phil Hurlers
George Davis
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Crossetti
Gehrig
Giants Boom On Road Trip
The New York Giants on a West Coast swing have won seven of eight and ten of 13, sweeping the Braves and Reds and beating the Cubs 12-7 to move five games up on the Cards. Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, Reds, and others had varied results as league play heated up.
Maverick Club Column Dispatch From Panhandle Race Meet
A writer describes gate trouble at the fair, praises the Panhandle race meet discipline, and notes attendees including Charley Mitchell paddock manager, County Attorney Howard Anderson, Sheriff Bill Adams, and jockey Herbert Bridges. The piece chronicles crowd behavior, Ladies Day, betting chatter, and local figures at the track.
Fifteen Amateur Champions Exempt From U S Amateur Golf
The United States Golf Association exempted 15 former national amateur champions from the 1934 U S Amateur, plus W Lawson Little, with Jones Travers and Von Elm excluded as amateurs. The event, in Brookline, will use match play this year with sectional qualifiers at 24 courses to cut the field to 178.
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W. Lawson Little
United States Golf Association
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George Terry Dunlap, Jr
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Jerome Travers
George von Elm
MacDonald
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Findlay
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LN. James
H. Chandler Egan
Medford
Robert Gardiner
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Fownes, Jr
Pittsburgh
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Jesse Guilford
Jess Sweetser
Max Marston
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Ore. C. C
Omaha Field Club
Miami Valley
Dayton, O
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Belle Meade C. C
Nashville
Amateurs Spark Debate at Open Championship
London, June 21. More than 100 British amateurs entered the Open at Royal St Georges, Randwick next week. Pros argue amateurs hinder their chance to halt America's 11 year dominance, while some critics fault the pros for poor form and distraction from playing partners.
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Royal St. Georges
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Jockeys Honored for Long Careers in Meet
A note praises veteran riders Frank Armstrong from Kansas City and W. Parker from Weatherford Texas for long careers and money riding. It highlights 16 to 20 years in the saddle, Parker’s 25 wins with Eleanor 8, and the writer’s respect for jockeys who are steady, family men with no liquor habit.
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Weatherford, Tex
Eleanor
Texas Leader Wins Another Texas League Game
San Antonio, the league leader, beat Oklahoma City 8 to 1 after Morgan hit a first inning homer. San Antonio produced 14 hits off Reid Moncrief and Evans. Miller and Caldwell limited Oklahoma City to 17 hits. Tulsa beat Galveston 4 to 2, knocking Dallas from second place after Dallas lost to Beaumont 2 to 1. Rugged fielding hurt Galveston with five errors. Beaumont’s Sullivan held Dallas to three hits. Houston tallied 15 safeties off White and Whitworth to defeat Fort Worth 7 to 3.
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Great Array of Golf Talent Will Play in Trans Miss Tournament
Dallas reporters note the Trans Miss Tournament at Brook Hollow with a star lineup led by Lawson Tittle Johnny Goodman Gus Moreland and Johnny Dawson. The exhibition Sunday may draw a crowd rivaling the main event as entries top 100 with hope for 250 or more in qualifying rounds reflecting strong regional talent.
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Omaha
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Brook Hollow
Eddie McClure
Shreveport
Louisiana
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Fred Odom
New Orleans
Utah
J. Wallace Roslick
Brook Hollows
Lise
Bostick
Oakland bouts yield mixed results from regional card
In Oakland California Pieto Georgi from Buffalo outpointed Domingo Valin. Swede Berglund of San Diego outpointed Ben Jeby from New York. Johnny Erjavic of Minneapolis stopped Young Ketchell in the second round.
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Buffalo
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Francisco
Swede Berglund
San Diego
Ben Jeby
New York
Johnny Erjavic
Minneapolis
Young Ketchell
Sports schedule fragment for Texas cities listed
The text shows a rough schedule with games at night between Dallas and Galveston, Fort Worth and San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Houston, plus Tulsa at Beaumont. It lacks complete dates or results.
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Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
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Oklahoma City
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Beaumont
Clingman to Meet Fenton In East Coast Wrestling Card
Rod Fenton faces Otto Clingman in the main bout at the National Guard Armory for Dutch Mantell's weekly program. The bout does not count toward the midseason tournament. Semi final pits Georg Liedky versus Omar Yoachim. curtain raises Claude Swindell versus Earl Pranks.
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Batte
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Fenton
Penton 4
Georg Liedky
Omar Yoachim
Speedy Rye
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