Wrestlers to Face Fines for Low Blows at Exposition Grounds
Promoter Ralph Hammonds announced a new rule imposing a $50 fine on wrestlers for each low blow. The measure targets repeated foul play after last week’s semi final where Dude Chickened fouled Sauer, who was liked as a favorite. Hal Geolt will referee. August Sepp debuts against Alva Boggs in the opener.
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Ralph Hammonds
George Bauer
Dude
Exposition Grounds
Fagenjonds
Chick
Sauer
Hammonds
Hal Geolt
Paul Orth
George Fouls
August Sepp
Portland
Oregon
Alva Boggs
Sepp
Dallas
Weekend sport review recaps Houston tennis win and more
Hoyston Texas Allison defeats Hess 8 6 5 3 6 2 to win Houston invitation singles with Vines and Lott in doubles. Tilden rated No 1 by National Professional Lawn Tennis Association in New York. Marjorie Marrill wins women’s indoor singles in Brookline beating Sachs 3 6 6 2 6 2. Other notes include Caliente Agua Caliente club’s Lag Diegel contract non renewal, Brecksmith in Chicago track, and multiple college and regional games across North America.
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Hoyston
Texas
Allison
Hess
Houston
Vines
Lott
New York
Tilden
Brookline
Mass
Marjone Marrill
Marjorie Sachs
John Vastro
G. Col‘Ket Caner
Colf
Randolph Field Polo Team Falls at Home 7 12-7 Loss
Randolph Field polo hosts Ranchito between Dallas and Fort Worth Sunday afternoon, suffering a 12 to 7 defeat. Ranchito's Qa Rey ohn Wallism led with seven goals while Randolph Field listed multiple players in the lineup. Fort Sam Howirton refereed as Ranchito flew both ways.
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Randolph Field
Bac
Ranchito
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ranchio
EL Rahchiine A. B
tBuster'y Wharton
Luther Weekes
Toppino Ties 100 Meter Dash Record at New Orleans Meet
Emavet Toppino of Loyola and Meld of Re w Orleans set a rapid pace in the handicap race as officials note the tied world record for the 100 meter dash at 104. The event featured renowned sprinters and was observed by the Southern A Y officials who briefed on the national record.
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Chicago
Brecksmith
Malles
Armour
New Orleans
Emmett Toppine
Loyola Carnival of Sports
Lhe Nvnek
White Sox to Train in Pasadena and Trail Giants
A San Antonio oriented column recounts Chicago White Sox plans to train in Pasadena next spring, trailing the New York Giants in a cross country autumn tradition. It notes Lew Fonseca's influence, city courtesy, and a tentative 1934 camp site with decisions to be made next winter. A reader letter from WW. Thompson Rowell of Dallas advocates Sunday school athletic links and asks why San Antonio lacks a baseball program for church youth.
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Ghicazo White Sox
New York Giants
San Antonio
California
Giants
Alaska
White Sox
San Antonio Wikes
Chicago Sox
Chicago
Pasadena
Calif
West March
Lew Fonseca
J. Touls Comiskey
Thoten
Tam
Dallas Sunday School Athletic Association
Gily Temple Freshsterian
Dallas
Antil
City Temple
Willtis City
Hill Parker
Cty Temple
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Boxing Bouts in Expo Ring Feature Lone Star Amateurs
Boxers from the Lone Star Amateur Athletic Association will stage an amateur tournament at 830 Wednesday night at the Expo tidled Grounds. Winners will meet Simon Pares from Fort Worth next week, promoter Hub Warren says. local school boxers and others are entered.
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Lone Star Amateur Athletic Association
Expo Tidled Grounds
Simon Pares
Fort Worth
Hub Warren
Tne Association
Warren
Outboard Motorboat Drivers Exonerated
Sanf ord report states outboard motorboat drivers were exonerated of conspiring to disqualify Charles H Dar son from England in the Green Trophy race at Miami Beach. Commodore W Mason Well and BF Tulnes faced questioning. Milarney of the Avere tean Power Boat association said Florida action would go to the National Outboard inspections.
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Sanford
Tia
Charles H. Darson
England
Miami Beach
Maren
Florida Outboard
Commodore W. Mason Well
Hala Beach
Wong
BF Tulnes
Allemonte Springs
Milarney
Avere Tean Power Boat Association
Varrisoy
Ban Will Keep Nurmi Out Of Olympics
New York April 4 With in and without charges of professional status, Paavo Nurmi of Finland and Ladoumegue of France face likely ineligibility for Los Angeles. Nurmi suspended pending Finnish probe and by the I A A F. Ladoumegue banned for paid appearances. Nurmi’s records and fame make his exclusion a major Olympic issue.
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Nurmi
New York
Professiona Mem
Europe
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Jules Lagoumegue
Los Angeles
Ledoumegue
French Amateur Athletic Federation
Berlly
International Amateur Atheletic Federation
Wurmi
Asee
A. A. FP
Berlin
Lacoumegue
Regian
Ladoumegue
Federetinh
Baton Rouge To Join Cotton States League Plans For New Squad
April 4 report from NHW Orleans states Josh Billings of Dallas will take over the Baton Rouge club. Port Arthur Texas Vicksburg Mississippi Al Dorada and Fine Biaff Arkansas express readiness to align with the current roster. Negotiations are underway to organize Monroe Louisiana and possibly entries from Laurel or Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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Baton Rouge
Cotton States Loop
Orleans
Josh Billings
Dallas
Port Arthur
Texas
Vicksburg
Miss
al Dorada
Fine Biaff
Ark
Hery
Alavi
Monroe
Laurel
Halloxburg
Americans Triumph with 33 Hits in Exhibition Victory
A chaotic recap notes Americans defeating Ban Antonio Abierlenis at Peelro park 15 17. The Americans piled 33 hits in total led by a strong Willing of Munales with four for four and two triples. Batteries listed Red Wings Lined Young Cardonss Branham Nick and Menzla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqame
Texas League Dope From Wichita Falls and Other Matches
March 4 report from several Texas League affiliates highlights Wichita Falls Spudders sweeping St. Paul 6 2 and 12 5 in two games. Fred Frederick Ohio trip set. Houston Buffs split two with Galveston Bucs 8 1 and 2 4. Dallas Steers face St Paul and House of David. Port Worth hosts Pirates Cubs all National League. Beaumont Beaumont beat New Orleans 6 3 as Mackrow Collier Rowe shine. Southern association bets and two hour drills noted.
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Wichita Falls
Frank Gevereid
Spudders
St. Paul
Smootthy
Frederick
Ohio
Nes Moines
Houston
Buffs
Galveston Bucs
Dallas
Dallas Steers
Paul Baints
House of David
Steers
Bearded
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Yesterdy
Columbus
Pinch Hiver Kelly
Styles
Beaumont
New Orleans
Matrow
Collier
Rowe
Bakermen
The
Southern. Association
High Leaguers Open Tuesday in San Antonio
San Antonio high school baseball opens Tuesday afternoon with three games. Brackenridge, defending champions, faces Silerene. Eagle Field hosts Thomas Jefferson at Edison. Harlandale meets Sidney Lanier at Van Daele Stadium. All games start at 4 o clock.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texas
Brackenridge High
Silerene San Antonio Jewi
Great Americans Beat Continentals In Rock Quarry Game
The Great American Life Hine of the Commercial league defeated Hennesey Continental Nationals 3 to 5 Sunday afternoon at Rock Quarry, aided by two perfect squeeze plays and solid hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great American Life Hine
Hennessey
Continental Nationals
Rock Quarry
Apache Indians Win One Tie Another at Van Daele Field
The Apache Indians opened Sunday with a 6-2 victory over the Blue Birds at Van Daele field. In the afternoon they rallied from behind in the seventh to defeat the San-Tex Barriers 5-1, aided by shifts in pitching and batting for both teams.
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Apna Aang
Guy Wine
van Daele Field
Blue Birds
Luling-Staplea
Bijan
Espinosa
Cardenas
Arieola
Say Tex
Sapix
Peng
Beltram
Silvera
San Fernando Hovs Defeat St. Cecilia in Polo Field Game
San Fernando Hovs downed St. Cecilia's 13 to 1 on Sunday at the Polo field diamond with Imperial in a key hitting role. J Ramirez and M Ram irea were among the Card hurlers who held St. Cecilia to two safeties as they battered Prados and Frankenstein for 12 runs. Scoring by innings shows a one-sided affair, with San Fernando tallying runs in multiple frames. Batteries list Prados Frankenstein Brotherran Talamantes J Ramirez Mi Barlen Imperial Martines.
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San Fernando Hovs
St. Cecilia
San Fernando’s Cardinals
St. Cecilia's
Imperial
J. Ramirez
M. Ramirea
Prados
Frankenstein
St Ceculas
San Vernano
Brotherran
Talamantes
Mi Barlen
Martines
Fisher Shuts Out Opponent as Par i leh Leagues Triumphs
Cecilia's tall club defeats Herat Cheese company at Polo Field No. 2 on Sunday. Ceettin's allows a single run but wins. Church gathering at 8 pm Monday. practice for carded players Tuesday and Thursday in VLAN Park diamond No. 2.
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Fisher
Cecilia's Tall Club
Herat Cheese Company
Filsh‘ie
SL. Ceettin’s
Cecktin
Praetica Sexslona
Altrenaona
Vlan Park Diamond
Alamo
Morgan
Alamo Print and Varnish Company
Alamo Helehts
Basle Tel Bruraiy
Elack Nyoning
Concendan Park
AL Tanner
Sheth Weiss
Villa
Atrtagin
Iarkorn
Alch Monnet Vita
Mlursan
Solo-Serves Win 2 Games to Open Season
The Solo-Serves baseball club opened the season with a pair of victories at Palofield No. 1 and Concepcion park dia mon No. 2. In the morning they beat the Trostan club 6 to 5 behind battery Murray and Haught. in the afternoon they defeated National Bank of Commerce 11 to 8 with Pasole and Bixler as battery. Seburh Banker pitched and homered. Pascla struck out 11.
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Solo-Serves
Palofield No
Trostan Club
Concepcion Park
Diamon No
National Bank of Commerce
Murray
Haught
Siternoon
Pasole
Bixler
Seburh
Pascla
Shooting ties and club matches at Camp Perry and Austin
Lieut C F Densford, runner up in national pistol trials at Camp Perry and now at Randolph Field, has joined the Ladedy Fiatal and Rifle club rolls and is expected to boost future scores. The Austin club and police team are invited to visit next Sunday. Tate, police marksman, shot a high 287 at the Exposition grounds and earned a five gallon oil prize. The Liberty club teams posted several victories in rapid-fire and skeet events, with Ridder Jr. taking a portion of the prizes at the San Antonio Gun Club shoot. A large turnout of shooters attended the Wednesday session at 1:40 pm as the local club hosts more entrants from Austin.
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Homer Long
Don Nissen
H. M. Cline
Liberty Club
L. Ly Cite
A. H. Fest
Rex May
Capt. W
Dickman
Police Department
C. Wilson
F. A van Buren
A. J. Ridder Jr
San Antonio
Otmias Basin
Ridder
Hells
B. O. Lyman
John Dury
Bob Ward
J. Ison
T.V. Friar
A. L. Langston
A. Dg. Hidour
EB. O. Lyman
Jocal Club
Austin Gun Club
Bae
Wamenield
Vast
Wevacke
Wolf Catching Stunt Planned at League Park
Former U.S. marshal Col Jack Abernathy, famed for trapping timber wolves, may perform April 23 at League Park. Promoter Ralph Hammonds says Abernathy has tentative consent to use wolves trapped locally or shipped from Denver, then lasso and subdue them without aid.
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Col
Jack Abernathy
United States
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
League
Ralph Hammonds
Abernatby
Denver
League Park
Abernathy
Hill Country Ball League Opens With Opening Games
The Hill Country Ball League started weekend action with Kerrville losing to The Chants 1 to 3 on the road, Iana defeating Brady 5 to 2, and Maron blanking Junglion 8 to 0 at home. President Bob Bennett reported large attendance across the three games.
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Promvanwenaiawae
APM Predericashure
Wana
Maron America
Daskeltnl
Kerrville
Iana
Brady
Maron
Junglion
Bob Bennett
Lenge
Laren
Atete
Garnea
Stanley Cup Final Opens as Maple Leafs Meet Rangers
The 1926 Stanley Cup final begins Tuesday with the Toronto Maple Leafs facing the New York Rangers in a best three of five series. The opening game is in New York, followed by a second in Boston due to Madison Square Garden being unavailable, and the rest in Toronto starting Saturday. The Rangers, strong playoff performers, aim to add a U S Cup title to their record, while Toronto seeks its first Cup win. In Chicago, the Shamrocks lead the Duluth Hornets one game to none in the American League hockey championship, a best of five, with game two set for Tuesday in Chicago and the series moving to Duluth for games three and four if needed.
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Los Angeles — Cubs
Lester Bell
Louisville
New Haven
Los Angeles
Chicago
Annepolis
Charles Currie
Avy
New York
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Boston
Rangers
Lee
Madison Square Garden
Toronto
Montreal Canadiens
Montreal Maroons
United States
Scatothe
Leafs
Duluth Horneta
Shamrock
Sid Line
Harnels
Duluth
Pennsylvanian coach endorses tobacco use in athletes
Philadelphia April 4. Dr A De Witt Leen new director of training service at the University of Pennsylvania says athletes may smoke and still perform. He approves sweets and ice cream at proper times for training and favors a balanced diet. He notes no evidence that stopping smoking suddenly improves athletic performance and advises gradual cessation if quitting.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
A. de Witt Leen
Tenin Service
Hentz
Hole
Lees Belivven
Threat In happiness buy a car of your own
In a brisk promotional note the ad urges readers to secure a personal vehicle to enjoy spring days, framing the purchase as a path to happiness and independent mobility amidst a busy period. The text references a classification code and contest branding but lacks concrete dates or locations.
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Glasabeat Adin
Brackenridge Park Golf Assollation Round Ups Upset Wins
In the Brackenridge Park Golf Association tournament feature, Tom Lawrence defeats Arthur Zucht 4 and 2 in round one while Lieut. W. A. Rogers beats K. A. Rogers 4 and 3. E F Dingel upset Hack Winaford 4 and 3 as Bernhard Schriever bested N. Wagner 6 and 4. Other results include Jesse Clements losing to Tom Lawrence 4 and 2 and Lorraine Young prevailing over Lonnie Wendlard 5 and 4.
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Tom Lawrence
Arthur Zucht
W. A. Rogers
Brackenridge Park
Sheris de Romied
A. K. Filwine
Baffard
G2 I
Nak
A. Ville
Suck Annilars
Tievarby
M. Sullivan
Dr. Brverly
W. Avatin
Joand Ty
Warren
Insull
WEA
Tucker
Whgis
Rice
Bo. Johesen
Clay
Dud. Caneliky
Derty Lee Nintora
Doox
Brark
Canavan
Ruevea
Savers
W. L. Bow
Ani Lee Brandlay
TW. Wawen
Waking Waret
Hopnerke Ve
Linrin
Miami
Gellercy
College Stars Face Big Week in Southwest Conference
The Southwest Conference hosts a busy week with four term meets, one triangular track event, and a golf match. Texas, Baylor, Rice, and SMU vie for early pennant momentum as Texas leads after last week’s results. Athletic action includes baseball games at Houston and Dallas, along with net meets and a conference track meet in Dallas featuring SMU, Texas, and Baylor.
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Ee Bell Parker
Sparta
Dallas
Aptl
Texas
Hire
Baylon
Houston
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Baylor Bears
Tebayou City
Bears
Fort Worth
Chris- Mans
Baylor
College Station
Southern
Disnais
Naols
A and M
Austin
San Marcos
Tulane
Dalas
Tres
Texas A
Mu'tigraph Hitters Triumph Over Pxon's Boys In Ten
In Charlotte Texas Ada 4 Ramberding tie outfield with home runs. The Invading Alamo Multigraphera from San Antonio defeated the Charlotte Cubs in the tenth inning 14 to 2 before a large crowd. Moses Dison debuted on the mound for the Cubs and lefty Marburger started for San Antonio before being chased early as the Cubs plated six runs in the third. Byington Gourley Ka Jitky and McNeir supplied power in key late innings.
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Charlotte
Texas
Ada
Alamo
San Antonio
Snd
Charlotte Cubs
Moses Dison
Alamo City
Byington
Gourley
Ka Jitky
McNeir
Dixon
Lefty Marburger
San Antonio Jads
Cubs
Lts
Doe Dresch
Wiis
Ullee
Steartnie
Pattico
Tainan
Aliiin Muirieeph
Psinetan Kulisky
TMU
RIAD
Matty
Flores Garage Nine Splits Double Bill
Flores Garage Nine Splits Double Bill reports a split with a first loss to the Belk Taximen and a second win over the Elmendorf Tigers. Practice sessions are noted for Wednesday and Friday afternoons with a late held training and a game rundown missing several legible details.
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Elmansdorf
Gundy
Belk Taximen
Elmendorf ‘Tigers
D-L
Cinrage
Laat Held
Sani Gamer
Ontl Flores
St Marys Golfers Lose Opening Match at Austin
St Marys golf team opened its spring schedule at the Alsin Country Club in Austin, losing to the University of Texas. Thorn defeated Saunders 7 and 6, Gregg beat Trueheart 8 and 7, Payne beat Johnson 5 and 4, and Groos defeated Worsham 5 and 4. In doubles, Tanning and Gregg beat Saunders and Worsham 2 up, while Payne and Groos beat Trueheart and Johnson 4 and 2. St Marys still hopes for better showings in upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Austin
Bt Mary's University
University of Texas Galfers
Alslin
Thorn
Saunders
St. Mary's
Greeg
Trueheart
Texas A. Wins Swim Five At A. Boys Meet
In Austen April 4 Texas A. swimmers dominated the Southwest Conference meet with decisive wins as San Antonio duo Bob Coburn and Robert Suggs starred for Texas A. Rice mermen collected 20 points, Aggies and others trailed, Osburn took second in breaststroke and Bluge Wood placed third in the 50-yard free.
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Texas A
A. Boys Ag
Stars Austen
University of Texas
Bob Coburn
Robert Suggs
San Antono Boys
Lima
Rice Mermen
Aggies
Rice
Osburn
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St. Louis
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Toppino
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Shark
Expo Ring
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Mexico Nationale
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Lowman
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High Leaguers Open
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Hill Country Ball League
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San Pedro Park
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Renter Hwan
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Tan
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