Shadow wins after Watkins disqualified in Monroe match
The masked Shadow defeats Sailor Watkins of Amarillo in a disputed main event at Monroe Wrestling arena. Watkins wins the first fall in 17 minutes but is disqualified in the third after lifting the referee and the Shadow from the ring. The Shadow claims the victory after a second fall in 2 minutes, while a preliminary between Jack Curtis and Davidson ends with Curtis winning the first fall before time expires. An exhibition by Dick Mahan features a strong neck demonstration and a bent steel bar feat.
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Boxing Roundup of Winners and Knockouts Across Cities
Aseorated Press reports multiple boxing results with a mix of knockouts and decisions. Ceferino Garcia, 154, defeated Walter Woods, 160 1 4, in New York. Dave Castilloux 127 1 2 stopped Everett Rightaire in Montreal. Ralph DeJohn 176 beat Burndy Holchauer 179 in Long Beach. Joey Fontana 10 outpointed Joe De Jeoun 122 in Brooklyn. Petey Sarron 153 1 4 outpointed Harmony Palomo 143 4 in Richmond. Bob Montgomery 136 stopped Charlie Burns 137 in Atlantic City. Louis Kid Cocoa 148 stopped Bobby Masters 148 in Baltimore.
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Montreal
Everett Rightaire
Sioux City
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Long Beach
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Birmingham
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Philadelphia
Charlie Burns
Johnstown
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Tattle Tales And Tidbits From The Sports World
New York gossip outlines coaching shifts and recruiting moves as Harvard’s Dick Harlow contemplates stepping down after next season. Rumors link Frank Lane to the Reds’ farm system while Bobby Dodd prisms Georgia Tech prospects near Tennessee. Milwaukee draws interest in Browns ownership, and Galento trains in Summit NJ for better facilities. Articles note fight manager unity and a contentious Joe Jacobs publicity stunt. Sam Snead suffers a brutal 18th hole, and Father’s Day row looms. Neyland, Braddock, and Neyland feature in broader scenes. Luke Sewell’s role shifts from player to coach, with speculation on a final management move. Pieces lampoon statue talk and Clemson degrees, while Packers plan 15 fullbacks for fall. Babe Ruth homered in lore as Ty Cobb stole home, and Babe Herman’s absence is lamented.
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Dick Harlow
Harvard
Torbert McDonald
Frank Lane
Reds
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Milwaukee
Browns
Wrestling results from last night in three cities
In North Bergen Steve Crusher Casey 225 Ireland threw Stan Pinto 214 Nebraska 234. In Wilmington Bibber Mc Coy 2% Boston defeated Maurice Lachappelle 193 France two of three falls.
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Crusher" Casey
Ireland
Stan Pinto
Nebraska
Wilmington
Del
Bibber McCoy
Boston
Maurice Lachappelle
France
Dann and Haas Eliminated at Nashville Meet
The 37th Southern golf championship saw top contenders fall in sudden death eliminations. Defending champion Carl Dann Jr. and two-time champ Freddie Haas Jr. were upset, along with several noted players, as Chasteen Harris and Vincent Denton led a day of spectacular birdies and sub par rounds.
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New Orleans
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Rome
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Skip Alexander
Burlington
N. C
Duke University
Henry Castillo
Baton Rouge
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Valdosta
Memphis
Tenn
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Birmingham
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Memphi
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Louisville
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Pensacola
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Chattanooga
Frank Stiedje
Arkansas Siege-Gun
Dan Yates
Atlanta
Rainwater
Big Bil Stark
Jacksonville
Florida
Tom Walsh
Greenville
Miss
Ken Rogers
Montgomery
Harkins
Bunn Beasley Wins Paper Men's Championship Trophy
Bunn Beasley president of Mc Guire Park Golf Club and Brown Paper mill superintendent won his third straight National Paper Mill Supervisents association championship. He claimed the permanent trophy after three consecutive titles. final 18 hole score 78 as per telegram from Washington D C citing the association convention.
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Washington, D. C
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Unclear OCR Sports Lineup From Southeastern Pensacola Merger
Fragmented scoreboard style text lists teams and players like Bridgens Hutchings Duggan Gravin Marshall Vetterel Vitla Chioschia and Pavage Drierwerd Gardner McNair W Hughes Vance Anniston Montgomery Haneman Lindeberg Pickens Holmes Crouse Gadsden Crutchfield Allen Peckman Younker Cheney McLean Pittman Kracher Martin.
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Married man fined for crimen injuria over banns
In Grahamstown South Africa a married man was fined 70.20 for crimen injuria after proposing to another woman. The judge ruled the wife was insulted by publication of the banns.
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Tallulah Amateur Golf qualifiers led by Girault and Haas
Thirty six golfers from Louisiana and Mississippi qualified for the Tallulah Amateur at Tallulah Country Club. Leader Shep Girault of Monroe posted 74 while Cramer Haas of Monroe had 76. The pre-amateur event opens Friday at 1 pm with qualifiers to post by Saturday noon.
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Jordan Barter
Monroe
H. H. Perry
Newellton
C. C. Johnson
Earl Warrick
Tobe Jordan
George Kimbrough
BE. L. Ware
Sondheimer
Nat Gaston
Bill Kessler
Reds Bag 470 1 as Phils Make 6 Errors
Box score details show Reds capitalize as Philadelphia Phillies commit six errors. Kane, Kamouris, Leiber and Moore drive key hits while Salvo allows runs. Chicago and Pittsburgh games also noted with late scoring, earnings and pitching lines.
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Hagen Sarazen in Pro Matches Inverness Four Ball
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen opened Inverness four ball with a 68 as they dropped a two up decision to Smith and Cooper. Nelson McSpaden and Jag McSpaden posted 66 to lead alongside Shute Harrison and Picard Revolta, with Hagen Sarazen tied for midpack after the first round.
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Atlanta Crackers top Little Rock in 10th inning win
A pair of singles in the 10th inning produced two runs as the Atlanta Crackers beat the Little Rock Travelers 4 to 3 in the first of a two game set. Gabler Small Robinson and Richards Sayles Dasso and Ferraioli were the Little Rock lineup. Memphis Chicks rally to defeat Chattanooga Lookouts 7 to 6 in the opening game of a two game series. Bass Pritchett Camelli Henry Doyle Veverka Epps earned the win for Memphis.
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Negro House of David Ends Dixie Tour With Three Games
The bearded House of David baseball team, based in Philadelphia, ends its southern tour with two games in northeast Louisiana and one in Arkansas before heading north next Monday. They were to face Grambling in Grambling this afternoon and play Hodge’s team in Hodge on Saturday at 3 30 PM, then meet Helena’s negro team at Helena on Sunday.
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Riggs Reaches French Hard Courts Singles Final
Bobby Riggs advances to the singles final at the French Hard Courts championships in Paris after defeating Otto Szigeti 6-3 6-0 6-4. Elwood Cooke falls in doubles, teaming with Riggs to lose to Borotra and Brugnon 6-3 6-2 9-7.
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Paris
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Hungary
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Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
France
Yankees Beat Indians 1 0 In Pitching Duel
In New York on June 16, Lefty Gomez and Mel Harder matched zeroes until a fourth inning run decided the game. An error or walk issues kept pressure, but Gomez benefited from three double plays as the Yankees edged the Indians 1 to 0 with DiMaggio and Henrich contributing early scoring support.
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Detroit Tigers extend win streak with grand slam
The Detroit Tigers beat the Boston Red Sox 6 3 for their eighth straight victory, aided by Pete Fox's grand slam. Tigers tallied eight hits off two Boston pitchers and closed the game quickly, with starter Jack delivering a strong showing.
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