Rough Matmen to headline Roosevelt Stadium card
Promoter Charlie Bruscato brings Cy Williams versus Ellis Bashara in a MO rivalry wrestling main event at Roosevelt Stadium tonight at 8 30. The card also features four round fights including Fort McNaughton against Red Davis and two three round prelims.
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Florida U
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Rayville
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Northeast Louisiana
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International Wrestling Card Shifts With Two Straight Falls
In Toronto Ali Baba from Turkey at 205 beat Dutch Heffner 239 from Texas in two straight falls. Everett Marshall 224 of Colorado defeated Frenchy La Rue 210 in sixteen minutes. In Washington Vincent Lopez 210 of Los Angeles threw George Keverly 215 of Hollywood in fourteen minutes.
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Texas
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Colorado
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Washington
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Los Angeles
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Hollywood
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Cooper Loses To Himself In National Open Battle
Springfield N J June 3 AP Sports writer recalls Harry Cooper battling temper and self doubt during the National Open. He shot 71 to finish among leaders, lamenting missed chances and praising a near perfect swing while MacDonald Smith celebrated enduring play at Carnoustie. Local players and spectators share anecdotes from the tournament ground.
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Ferriday All Stars To Meet Elizabeth Team
Ferriday All-Stars play the Elizabeth Black Eagles at Ferriday Fair Grounds Sunday at 3 30 PM. The All-Stars defeated Wisner Outlaws 10 to 9 last Sunday with Rich ards on the mound and Cotton Wilson Buck and Wright sharing pitching duties.
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Hagen recalls old style defense in Open pairing
Walter Hagen reflects on seasoned play as the national open round pairs include Gene Sarazen facing Ralph Guldahl while Walter Hagen and Joe Turnesa prepare for a late match. notable names listed with times and venues in New Haven Connecticut.
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Deal
N. J
Stanley Mertes
Santa Monica
Calif
al Nelson
Hopewell
Jake Fasserke
Jackson
Mich
Johnny Bulla
Lisle
Waldo Crowder
Warrensville
Tom Kerrigan
Bronxville
N. Y
Walter Johnstone
Vero Beach
Fila
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Maurice Walsh
Scarsdale
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
A! Espinosa
Akron
Willie Goggin
San Bruno
Cal
Harold McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Tommy Armour
Charles Lacey
Great Neck
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Leslie Madison
Hallywood
Yash Hronyak
West Middlesex
Johnny Farrell
Springfield
Howard Tyron
Elmira
N.Y
Denny Shute
West Newton
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Len Gallett
Milwaukee
Charles Koesis
Royal Oaks
Mick
James Martucci
Westwood
Jack Munger
Dallas
Zel Eaton
Oklahoma City
Henry Picard
Hershey
Herman Barrow
White Plains
Craig Wood
New York
Jimmy Thomson
Chawnee-on-Delaware
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Thomas Aycock
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center Conn
Ralph Guldahl
Chick Evans
Doyle Smith
Birmingham
Harry Cooper
Eugene Mills
Raleigh
N. C
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
James Fogerty
South Hamilton
Paul Bunyan
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Horton Smith
Sam Parks, Jr
John Revolta
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Joe Turnesa
West Hartford
Conn
All Stars Seek Games. Buck and Laurance Catchers
Teams desiring games with the All Stars are asked to write Johnnie W. Wickliffe, box 492, at Ferriday. Buck and Laurance are the catchers for the squad.
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Beaumont Shippers Overtake Buffs in Texas League Battle
Beaumont beats Houston 8 to 6 for their second straight win after spotting the Buffs four runs in the first inning. Twardy steadied after a rough start as Beaumont climbs within 15 percentage points of Houston.
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Houston Buffaloes
Buffs
Leo Twardy
Houston
Dallas Steers
Tulsa
Dallas
al Baker
Newel Kimball
Baker
Fort Worth
Cats
Oklahoma City
Indians
George Susce
Galveston
Bucs
San Antonio
Tex
Bayou City Pays
Bisons
Houtsto
Stevenson
Sherer
Coyengros
Franks
Twardy
Tibbetts
Mrs Lake Reaches Finals in Long Island Golf Meet
Marion Turpie Lake of Plandome and Sylvia Annenberg of Great Neck advanced to the final round of the Long Island Golf Association championship at Wheatley Hills club. Lake defeated William R. Kirkland Jr one up after being two down on the first nine while Annenberg beat medalist Mrs Edward G. Petersom three and two.
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Bob MacDonald
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Loeffter
Princeton
Mac Smith
Johnny Goodman
Horton Smith
Billy Burke
Craig Wood
Johnny Dawson
al Huske
Elgin
Bob Barnett
Washington
Clara
Paul Runyan
Paul
New York
Marion Turpie Lake
Plandome
New Orleans
Sylvia Annenberg
Great Neck
Wheatley Hills Club
Lake
Willem R. Kirkland, Jr
Glen Head
Miss Annenberg
Edward G. Petersom
North Hempstead
AAAS Wins in First Round of Golf Meet
In a Thursday start, AAAS players posted numerous results across flights led by Lawrence Larcade of Baton Rouge defeating George Hill Jr. of New Orleans 4 and 3 in the championship flight, with others like Fred Lamprecht and Vincent D Artoni securing victories and several matches listed for Friday second flight actions and weekend finals.
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Lawrence Larcade
Baton Rouge
George H. Hill, Jr
New Orleans
Fred Lamprecht
George Bove
Shreveport
Vincent D'Artoni
Sidney Danjean
Bogalusa
Edwin McClure
W. B. Gladney
Bastrop
J. C. Lebourgeois
M. G. McCann
Monroe
Bob Glover
Lafayette
Joe Hymel
Jimmy Cole
W. E. Hicks
Don Zimmerman
Bogaluca
Emile Zachariah
L. L. Vann
Edwin Moore
Tom Bolt
H H
McCain
Hammound
Paul Lestle
Baton Rouse
R. G. Bush
E. W. Fasce
Harrison Neece
Tip Schier
Frank Ford
Rex Beard
QO. T. Waldrop
Hammond
T. L. Morris
H. B. McCain
Bobby Cole
J. P. Cole
Roy Heidelberg
Nat Tycer
R. D. Fellows
Sargent Pitcher, Sr
George Abraham
Adolph Lehrmann
Mac Meth
Joel Hunt
Vance Liddel
W. T. Evans
Frank Delshoussaye
John Musser
Ill
Emmett McInnis
J. B. Tisdale
Cc. C. Barton
C. C. Pittman
al Wilhelmi
C. A. Staples
Horace Lee
Tallulah
A. E. Bradford
Alexandria
Ben Mitchell
Horace Williams
Twilight League results show Bakers rise in standings
Masons beat Baptists 6 to 4 with McNeil homering. Firemen 6 Progressive Men 2. Bakers 18-4 over Monroe Furniture. Southern Bell 9 10 4 Methodists 4. Bakers move into a tie for fourth. Bergman pitched for Monroe Furniture. Also note: Mexico adds 30 meteorological stations to aid aviators.
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Baptists
Progressive Men
Bakers
Southern Bell
Methodists
McNeil
Mitchell
Bennett
Swayze
Woods
DeMarchi
Blanks
Garner
Shambro
Bell Club
Couch
Henry
Bell Battery
Rogers
Garland
Hudnall
Monroe Furniture Company
McDonald
Risher
Bakers’ Battery
McLemore
Bergman
Monroe Furniture
Franks
Reds Defeat Phillies 5 3 to Sweep Series in Cincinnati
Harold Kelleher faltered in the seventh, as Cincinnati Reds rally past Philadelphia 5 to 3 to move into fifth place. Kampouris and Scarsella drove in runs, with Derringer earning the win and Meyerkurth among the umpires.
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Philly
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Kelleher
Herman
Goodman
Cuyler
Walker
Scarsella
Goodeman
Lombardi
Meyerkurth
Jimmie Wilson
Phillies
Chiceza
Swigestydekay
Sulik
Klein
Camilli
Whitne
Norris
Wilton
Nesses
Gomez
Bee Sheerin
Isadere
Chapmen
Ghodman
Cuvier
Bose Derringer
raWalker
Brennan
Chapin
Bacrifice
Chapman
Myers
Kampotris
Dalle
Derringer
Inger
Brennen
Quigier
Moran
Magerkurth
Canadian Team Retains Girls' Cage Supremacy
In Edmonton on June 5 the Commercial Grads claimed the Underwood trophy by defeating the American champions El Dorado Lion Oilers 41 to 24 to seal a series win. Vera Dunford led with 13 points for the Oilers, who won one game in the three of five series.
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Alta
el Dorado
Ark
Lion Oilers
Arkansas Sextet
Oilers
Vera Dunford
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