Big crowd sees softball loop get going at San Pedro park
A large opening crowd watched the softball league start at San Pedro park with four divisions debuting. Alamo Jewelry Good Health Toe Cream Narice Pharmacy and Liberty Drugs won Major Division AA games in a day that showcased strong fielding and early power, as teams prepared for full schedules through the week.
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Notable Baer Keeps Wardrobe While Traveling East
In San Francisco on April 5 Fe-Max Baer showcases a vast wardrobe during travels east, listing items such as full dress suits and numerous outfits. The boxing champion’s packing reflects his varied appearances and public persona beyond the ring.
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By Whe Abwnda and Pres Ravhville Baseball Watch
Preseason notes mix speculative trades and lineups for teams like the New York Giants Toronto and Washington with injuries and roster depth. Senior managers weigh first base spots and pitching rotations while rain threatens early games and regulars miss action across several cities.
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Jacobs Still Max's Mentor Bertin Denies Rumor
April 9 report says Mae Machon denies rumors of a rift between former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling and manager Joe Jacobs. Machon confirms Schmeling will again fight Paulino Uzcdum on July 7 and that Max wants a bout with Max Baer on cultural grounds, but denies plans to go to America.
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Exhibitions Tuesday Schedule and Scores
Jacksonville Florida April 9 Dodgers beat the Buffalo Bisons 8 5 in an exhibition game. Johnny Babich pitched the route allowing 11 hits but gained the win with late offensive support. Len Kosnecke homered and Len Kosnecke’s homer tied the score in the end.
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Fight Results From Associated Prete Lazy Fight Card
A chaotic boxing report lists numerous bouts with scattered results and misread names. Notable outcomes include Frankie Waitran stopping Le Guests, Lloyd Fine gaining a points decision, and Joe Danerty outpointing Frankie Waitran amid clashes across cities such as New York Baltimore and Toledo with various judges and weights noted. The text remains garbled, reflecting OCR damage and dense, uncertain pairings.
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Amateur Baseball action at Concepcion park and surrounding venues
The report covers multiple amateur baseball matches and practices. Orange Crash Bottiers and West End Eagles played at Concepcion park with an 8-6 result. Pendleton Eagles fell to Orange Crash Bottiers earlier on Buss street, and Sewley’s All-BStays of St. Hedwig pursued more games after a 12-3 win over Rodriguez Monumental works. Other results include Light Newsies defeating A. C. Fillers 25-8 and 1-4 wins over Independent Tigers. The Alamo Taint team announced practice at Concepcion Park Diamond No. 2, while Royal Sports Juniors and Hawthorne squads posted Sunday results at Collins Gardens and Hawthorne field respectively. Pitching highlights feature J Radtke Ang B Kiolasia, Flores, Gutierres, Lozano, and Casades.
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Wrestling Card Promises Chiropractic Clash in Walkethin Ring
Billy Edwards and Mike Romano collide in the main event as Edwards touts a chiropractic style while Romano, a Trailan champion, seeks victory after years of competition across Europe and the U.S. Other bouts include Jack League vs Frank Bunowicz and Frank Carter versus Charlie Male as GREYHOUNDS SCORE in San Marcos. Pete Garcia stars for the Greyhounds, powering a 2 0 win over Capulleta with 10 strikeouts and three hits allowed.
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City Women Open Rainy Round in Willow Springs Golf
Women played in light rain at Willow Springs for the annual city women’s golf tournament first round. Defending champion Mrs Jed Roe aimed to medal in qualifying as Miss Brown and Mrs Hemphill tied at 88 for second. Mrs J Lee Wilson led with 54 as pairings were set for championship and first flights.
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Dunlap Seals North South Amateur Title In Extra Holes
George J. Dunlap of Key Gardens Long Island won the North South amateur golf tournament in extra holes, claiming his fourth win in five years and drawing attention to Johnny Johnson a local druggist. Pinehurst saw Dunlap push the NY Walker Cup star and 1933 national amateur champion to the thirty eighth green before triumph.
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San Antonio Missions Poised For Strong Texas League Start
Harold Scherwitz reports the San Antonio Missions, under Hank Severeid, shaping into a competitive Texas league club with lineup tweaks and rookie promise. Key additions include Ark Scharein return, Payton catching potential, Mazera needing consistency, and rookie Mervyn Conners in the mix as the team aims to surprise early in the season. Big Ad Ditizen returns from Hutchinson for depth, while Severeid vows action if talent falters.
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TMI Athletes Prepare for Dallas Dual Meet
After weeks of absence, Texas Military Institute Panthers head to Dallas to duel Terrill Frep. Coach Miller plans to depart San Antonio Friday, eyeing west conference scoring records in hoop and field. Dietzel, famed for a 1000 point season, tours town with Charles Casper, amid chatter of a possible media role.
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Pyle Brothers Star In Army Fight Show
The Army league boxing tournament opens at Port Sand House ton stadium with six matches. Twenty-third Infantry seeks team title as Staff Troops led by the Pyle brothers win two bouts. Results include Pyle easily defeating Aucoin and G Pyle beating Deck with several close exchanges. upcoming bouts set for Thursday at Randonton field.
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Big Ten to Steer Off Coast Games
Pasadena April 3. Michigan director Fielding H. Yost told the Pasadena Athletic Club the Big Ten will oppose travel to California for Rose Bowl or other out of conference games. He asserted a preference against midseason or post season schedules and stressed a coat of many concerns.
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