Stanley Rogers to headline Thursday night wrestling card
Tyler’s blond wrestler Stanley Rogers makes his first local appearance in the light heavy class. He has defeated Doc Mueller and others and will meet Ted Travis in the main event at Dutch Mantell's National Guard Armory. Lobo Brown and Art Belcher meet in the semi final. Tickets at City Drug Store. Prelims begin 8 30.
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Bobby Chick
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Dutch Mantell
National Guard Armory
Lobo Brown
Art Belcher
City Drug Store
Redlegs Show Unusual Form In Open Golf Tourney
Cincinnati Reds surprised by beating the Braves and Dodgers in a strong stretch. Sunny Jim Bottomley led the offense with homers by Durocher and Lombardi powering two Cincinnati runs. Chicago and St Louis pounded foes as Warneke blanked the Giants. Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia while Detroit beat New York on a late surge. Browns outlasted the White Sox in ten innings. Several games postponed.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Boston
Bottomley
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Ed Brandt
Leo Durocher
Ernie Lombardi
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New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Riggs Tephenson
Len Warneke
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Flint Rhemn
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Larry French
Chuck Klein
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George Blaeholder
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Irving Burns
Blaeholder
Cleveland
Open Golf National Championship Entries Drop as Qualifying Looms
New York May 3 4 Officials report 800 to 900 players signaled for the National Open with 21 sectional qualifiers set for May 15 at 36 holes. Exempt stars include Gene Sarazen and Ryder Cup teammates. many others must endure the 36 hole test for Chicago June 8 9 10.
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Joe Turnesa
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Willie MacFarlane
Charley Guest
Wilie Klein
Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Leo Diegel
Olin Dutra
Paul Runysn
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Ed Dudley
Mexican Davis Cup Weakened by Illness in Mexico City
Mexico's Davis Cup team opens Friday in Mexico City against the United States with Jorge Acosta ill from tonsillitis. Esteban Reyes will replace Acosta against Clifford Sutter while Ricardo Tapia faces Wilmer Allison, and Alfonso Anda with Eduardo Mestre likely meet George Lott and John Van Ryn in doubles.
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U.P
Mexico
United States
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Acosta
Esteban Reyes
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Reyes
Ricardo Tapia
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Alfonso Anda
Eduardo Mestre
George M. Lott
Chicago
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Baseball roundup highlights pitching and clutch hits
George Blaeholder of the Browns earned his fourth win with a 10th inning RBI single. Lonnie Warneke of the Cubs held the Giants to three hits. Gabby Hartnett drove in five Cubs runs with two homers. Joyner White of Detroit delivered a tying and winning RBI on a seventh inning pinch single with the bases loaded.
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United Press
George Blaeholder
Browns
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Giants
Gabby Hartnett
Joyner White
Detroit
Horned Frogs Top Southwest Conference Standings
Austin May 3 The Texas Christian University team leads the Southwest Conference baseball standings after overtaking the Texas Steers. The Horned Frogs sit atop the list with strong early season performance and key wins shaping the early race.
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Horned Frogs
Steers
Derby Week Gathers Pace for 1933 Kentucky Derby
Ladysman and Pomponius join Trace Call at Churchill Downs as Derby week builds. Fans flood Louisville hotels ahead of the 59th Derby with Ladysman ridden by Sonny Workman, while Head Play gains favor after a strong preparation win over Isaiah.
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U.P
Ladysman
Pomponius
Trace Call
Churchill Downs
Louisville
W. H. Cole
Pompey
Downs Oval
Railbirds
Sonny Workman
Coe
Downs
Isaiah
Mrs. Crump
Wrestling Results From Across the Nation
United Press notes draws and throws by wrestlers in cities including New York and San Francisco. Cordovano and Zbyszko drew in New York while Ganson threw Kaplan in San Francisco. Other matches listed include Nichols and Wolff with multiple opponents in Dallas, plus several throw results across diverse names and locations.
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New York
Sam _ Cordovano
Buffalo
Drew Karel Zbyszko
Maine
Mays McLain
Oklahoma
Joe Shimkus
Lithuania
San Francisco
Jack Ganson
Abe Kaplan
Dallas
Hugh Nichols
Mexia
Texas
Frank Wolff
Cincinnati
al Karasick
Russia
Pat O’brien
Waco
Elmer Guthrie
Salt Lake City
Roy Lumpkin
Dal
Fort Worth defeats Texas 6 4 on late by Hartson hit
Fort Worth won 6 to 4 over the University of Texas yesterday afternoon as Hartson delivered a bases loaded hit. Both teams had nine and eight hits respectively with two errors each. Kinzy and Myers paired with Taylor and Blanton in the batteries.
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John Tarleton
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Faircloth
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Hartson
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Longhorn
Kinzy
Myers
Taylor
Blanton
Baseball Scores and Standings From Tuesday and Wednesday
American League results show New York 2 Detroit 3 and Boston 1 St. Louis 2 in 10 innings. Substantial notes on rain and wet grounds in Philadelphia Chicago and Washington Cleveland games. Schedule updates list several interleague matchups and standings across the league with noted team records and upcoming games.
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Mustangs Beat Bears Handily on Own Field
Baylor University track men suffered a lopsided loss to Southern Methodist University at Ownby Stadium in Dallas. The Mustangs dominated sprints and added points in field events as they defeated Baylor 76 14 to 4514. Jack League of San Antonio defeated Jack Sullivan of Louisville in a separate event.
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Missions PLOP IN FIRST FOUR Triumphs Spark San Antonio Rise
The San Antonio Missions climb to third in the Texas League after beating Tulsa 7 to 5 on 15 hits. Houston holds first, edging Dallas 3 to 1 as Ed Greer nearly no-hits the Dallas club until the ninth. Galveston Buccaneers blank Oklahoma City 2–0 to stay second. Fort Worth stops Beaumont 6–3 while Beaumont outhits but loses.
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Whitehead
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Sam Langford
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Vernon Kennedy
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Jorgens
Kennedy
Goldberg
Molesworth
Moses
Fort Worth Cats
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Fields on road to title after victory in Los Angeles
Jackie Fields former welterweight champion traveled toward championship aims after beating Young Peter Jackson San Francisco Negro and California lightweight champ. He dominated seven of ten rounds in the main event at the Olympic Auditorium last night leaving Fields with a strong postfight position.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Fields
Peter Jackson
San Francisco
Weight advantage cited for Jackson challenger in May title mix
Report notes Pound holds edge over Jack son with 13714 pounds and fields to face the Young Corbett Jimmy McLaren title winner on May 29. Included are results from Fresno and Sioux City bouts with Sal Soriy and others, plus Frankie Wolfs and Battling Nelson decisions.
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Fields
Young Corbett
Jimmy McLarnin
Boxing results from Seattle Portland and Los Angeles
In Seattle Henry Woods of Yakima defeated Kid Ponce of Los Angeles by knockout in the lightweight division. In Portland Frank Van Hee of Bremerton stopped Jack Patrick of Fresno in the welterweight bout. In Los Angeles Jackie Fields of Los Angeles won by decision over Young.
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Henry Woods
Yakima
Kid” Ponce
Los Angeles
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Frank van Hee
Bremerton
Wash
Jack Patrick
Fresno
Cal
Jackie Fields
Young
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