New York Commission backs heavyweight title match
New York State Athletic Commission chairman C K Farley said there would be no objection to a championship bout between Tom Heonty and Gene Tunnry. He noted the commission proposed three names Tex Rickard chose one, and all parties agreed.
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Ualvarial Berries
New York
C. Ki
James A. Farley
Tha ‘State Athletic Commission
Tom Heonty
Gene. Tunnry
Tony
Tex
Rickard
Meaney
Hoeney
Dsek Bharkey
Johnny Risk
City League's Utilities Triumph In Low-Scoring Win
The Public Service Utilities of the City League defeated Pilot Monee Huffaker's Utilities 27 to 0 on Sunday afternoon. Strong pitching from Red Cornwell and Lefty Carter limited the Saturday League to few hits as Wally and Harris led the offense with key hits and four runs batted in.
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Red
Jels" Harris
Herrismen
Bison
Anerilfee
Wally
Tharhe Ab.r.rlo
Goreell
Biawae
Ena Herrera
Wate
Ib Mrimbie
Vettinacay
E. Drearh
Harris
Cammwell
Yao
Carlen
Torale
Invetaver
Murrar
Lowe
Os Povous
Walttaurt
Hutfokres
Inninse
Graot & Ls Cornweeil
Gener
Aft
Cornwell
Groot
J. Ware
Carter
J. Harris
Atpien Vaner
Deeach
J. Murriy
Walls
Heerery
Parkhardt
Trimble
Horreen
Groat
Brant
Ny Carter
Hanen
Falta
Orn Weil
Gruet
Nilener
Grant J. Marrin
Qilcker
Geant
Jetram
Harrie
Mutenter
St Marys Parish Team 9 to 2 Winner
The St Marys Parish team defeated a rival in a decisive game, maintaining a strong lead with top scorers delivering key hits. Officials announce a next matchup on Tuesday night at the Coadh al Tin, with Jones presiding over the parish event.
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Maryn Ming
Felun
Cinald
Totty
Raninat Kim
Coadh al Tin
We Ws
Jones
Parteh Lenge
Tilden to Lead American Davis Cup Team Abroad
The piece details what appears to be a plan for John Tilden to captain the American Davis Cup squad, prioritizing a diplomatic good will tour over immediate overseas play. It discusses motives, potential opponents, and the strategic choice to send stronger players in the early rounds to protect chances in later, tougher ties.
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Alan J. Gould
New York
Bill Tidy
Will” Os
Mexico City
Tilden
Lear Heir Sleam
Banis
Augusta
Tahould
Robert Kinser
Liowk Wei
Tania Ahe
Willard Crocker
Carr Creek enters national high school basketball meet
Carr Creek Ky a tiny mountain school with eight players all related seeks to prove itself in the University of Chicago sponsored national high school basketball tournament Carr Creek reached Kentucky class B state champs despite no gymnasium or paid coach and a 40 student body The schedule lists pairings with Canton Lyve Wheeling Port Collins Tulsa Moorhead and more while the event will be scouted by the National Federation of State High School Associations and a report will follow.
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Heaters Triumph Over Aviators at Sundar Field
A fragmented report notes the Heaters defeating the Aviators at the Sundar flying field. Key names include Kelly, Wield, Turner, Amor Fitch, Muveray, Corley, Drobinn, and Smiil, with limited readable details on the outcome and participants.
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Pittsburg
Kelly
Sundar
Dare
Gossip From Spring Camps Sparks Baseball Rumor Ties
News service plotlines from spring camps across cities Arlington to Birmingham report on Yankees, Braves, Robins, Cubs and Pirates. Highlights include Koenig homer, Jackson triple, Walker and Chaplin pitching, and Cubs beat Cuyler’s old team 14 to 7 in Los Angeles.
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Dybternatual News Service
Atlanta
Guy Auell
New York Yankees
Atlanta Crockers
Manteoory Yealerdlay
Huth
Gebriggel Hig
Koenig
Birmingham
Ala
New York Grants
Washington Senators
Aday
Jackson
Walker
Chaplin
New Yorkers
Memphis
Draughon’s college team reaches final in state tourney
Draughon’s business college basketball squad, state champions, faces Tereseant Cochran’s Dees team from Dalles in the AAU final at Kansas City after defeating Be Cockerill of Pittsburg. The Dalley game and other district results set the stage for Saturday night showdown.
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Craughin
Business College Gitter
Texas Amateur Athletic Flarelion
Degughon
Mill Mul
Dalley
Draughon
Fort Worth
USK GROCERS BEAT BOERNE IN HARD PLAYED GAME
The USK Grocers edged Boerne in a tight baseball game 4 to 2. Harris pitched seven innings allowing no earned runs while Wogel gave up five hits. Stewart belted a three run homer contributing to USK’s victory with key doubles and solid fielding.
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Tilman
Weausee
Rowlse
Rompet
Korma
Sox
Setary
Stewart
Alahbina
Conrad
Tiytander
Werel
Wonton
Adainn
Panne
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Vlega
Eng
Natal
Jiaon Dugan
Agro
Hina Bons
Hiehbinny
Bruce
Bremer
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Namie
Rita
MinWall
Tun
Dumont
Uscker Ratt Dumont
Hmera
Om Lin
Harrie
Thakinly
Marria
Daget
Moertio
Trades Likely As Majors Move Toward Trades
New York April 2 Baseball opens with about 40 teams and uneven talent. Trades may rebalance rosters as clubs struggle with outfield versus infield surplus, while pitchers and catchers face overhaul. Only a few teams look settled with proposed moves likely to affect Washington Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia and St Louis among others.
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Brian Bell
New York
Lel Auf
Uhe
Washington
George Hisler
Joe Sulee
Charmer
Cincinnati
George Tye
Wally Pipp
Giknte
Lou Gehrig
S. Louis Browns
Dan Howley
Browns
Laie
Raed
Crowds Witness Kicker Races at Woodlawn Lake
Thousands gathered at Woodlawn Lake Sunday afternoon as crowd favorites and a transit of racing craft filled the program. Miss Nehi and a fleet of boats led by Carl Jones in The Mallet dominated two events, with Tiny Rogeell piloting The Five in others, while several entries competed in a rainy afternoon of speed and spectacle.
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Woodlawn Lake
Ricker Gopi
Warren Zool
Efipaiant
Meewan
Dut Mckinnon
Miss Nehi
Fiat
O'bor Whnera
Mallet
Carl Jones
Mika
Botterint
Werd Nigra
Hive
Aen
Cogutey
Minn Nehlewally
Willy
Aleo
Byttergut
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Ant
Henitlat Pegytia
Ue Wedkon
Tenry Flory
Danild Morriann
Wondlawa Lake
Avril
Jon
Meding Lake
San Antonia
Anatelab
Enn Ree
Arthur Zucht Medalist at Hillcrest Tournament
Arthur Zucht won medalist honors with 83 in the Hillcrest Country Club first spring tournament. Nearby scorers included Joe Straus and Jack Gugenheimer, all over the 90s, with many others listed in the qualifying beats. The field saw several over par marks and a late note that results will be verified this week.
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Arthiur Zucht Jp
Joe Straus
Jack Gugenheim
Jack Gugenheimer
T. Mirris
Jack Bevan
Natholdewith
Bid Ware
Tovin Stone
Dave Blraua
Jor
A. Classberg
Fred ‘Straws
Lod Moser
Syl Pang
Henry Gyan Bepyer
Rimon Walled
Toe Rosen Firkd
Loo
Aor
N. ‘Lrotiner
A. Kaufman
Dre
Syl Ling
Toe Pincus
Kuoman
A Waris
A. Welle
Gilbert Tang
Way
Alt
Aoeht
Mal Cohen
George Lavon
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Seeligson Worthy Champion in Local Tennis Meet
Arthur Beeligoun, long recognized as a top tennis figure, defeated Claude Fugu to claim top honors at the Antowig Country club spring tournament. Reports suggest Seeligson plans a bid to lure Southwest regional competition, with Lamar Seeligson named as district champion.
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Arthur Beeligoun
Sevligs
Pndls
Vesas Municipal Foods
Rattlers Rally To Defeat Maciers In Drama Laced Finish
The Rattlers edged the Maciers 8 to 7 in a tense Sunday game, with late runs in the final two innings sealing the victory. Pitching battled through errors as the Carmo defense struggled, and key hits in the late frame propelled Bt. Mary’s to the win. Nelsons and Olver pitched for the Rattlers with Norkus contributing at the plate.
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Bt. Mary'x
Central A.0 Team Claims Double Win
A garbled report notes Central A.0 achieving a double win though details are unclear. Names appear distorted and almost unreadable, hindering precise identification of teams or outcomes. The text references multiple individuals and a station, but the intended event or score cannot be reliably determined.
Liberty Rifle Club Meets Austin Rifle Club Sunday
The Liberty Rifle Club arranged a joint shoot with the Austin Rifle Club for Sunday, April 16 at the new Liberty range on Weinore. Members reported results from a Sunday practice at 200 yards offhand and 800 yards prone with scores from Thompsen to Nissen and others, urging shooters to attend next Sunday’s organized practice.
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Taberty
Mitch
Austin Rifle Club
Vme
Liberty
Thompsen
Talcots
Moore
Mussie
McFarland
Albrecht
Fest
Wells
Newberry
Kempt
Niebateon
D. Nissen
Dyer Wins Trapshooting Highlight at Willow Springs
Charley Dyer led the Willow Springs event with 6 out of 100, refusing to concede. Others scoring included Bob Ward and Ernest Powell with 4 each, Lt. Murphies 88, Lieu Kelso 86, and Ada Thenperwein among the officials, with varied scores across a wide field.
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Charley Dyer
Willow Springs Gunehub
Bob Ward
Ernest H. Powrll
S. Adame
W. Smart
Chris Bates
Murphies
Lieutennis Kelso
MM. Pieres
Tatling
BB. Saunres. Pro
Ted Thenault
Neste Drofensional
Scribes Begin Golf Tourney
The article previews a golf tournament with Harry Gymoig and Renial Scalch as notable figures. It notes the qualifying round set for the current week, starting Monday afternoon, with early rounds to nine holes and a second bracket for late entrants. The first round and match play extend into April, framed as a leisurely newspaper event.
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Harry Gymoig
Renial
Harry
Wahie
Syill Bel
All Gold Coffees Down Dibble Club in Lopsided Win
All Golf Coffee Alug gers collected 21 safeties off Gray as they defeated the Dibble Sports 21 to 8 in a Brackenridge afternoon game. Latrieher allowed 15 safeties but clamped down in the late innings. John TMunsanderity plans a Legion Juniors event for the Juntine Leaguers and the Leaguers seek to launch action within a week or ten days.
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Legion
John Tmunsanderity
Travelers
Moenlay
Hig Legion League
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