Newcomer Meets Mayen In Mexico City Bout
The Aztec Kid, a Mimiager Julia Montes stable member, travels from Monterrey to face Al Mayen in a Mehi round semi final. Chaney seeks a path through Hack Viey with recent knockouts and hard decisions shaping the welterweight field.
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Indian Battler to Battle Navarro in Curtain-Raiser
Mayen remains a popular local tile scrapper in the city and will face Navarro. Martin Flaherty, who earned a knockout over Danny Long last week, returns in a six-round curtain-raiser against Bill Fisher of Fort Sam. Flaherty is being groomed as a main eventer within weeks.
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Hez Carson Hurls in Horned Frogs Shutout
Hez Carson pitched for the Texas Christian Horned Frogs delivering another shutout. In a rough battle with the Texas Aggies, the score stood 3 to 4 in favor of TCU as Carson dominated the mound and contributed to the team's victory with strong pitching.
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Kutsch Suspended From Town Football Team
Iowa City reports GK Kutsch a star backfield man suspended indefinitely by the university discipline board for alleged party involvement. The decision comes amid strained relations with authorities, with coach Burton calling the action a severe blow to the football squad as Town relies on Kutsch to carry much of the load next season.
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Fort Sam Independents edge Kerrville in high scoring game
Barry Peters Old Fort Sam Houston Independents defeated Kerrville Athletics 16 to 15 at Fort Sam Houston Sunday. Manager Bob Barry steered the Independents to a late rally, scoring eleven runs in the eighth inning to turn a tight contest into a one run win.
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Paul's Grove shuts out Electrical Workers in 4100 win
The Pauls Grove senior baseball team defeated the Electrical Workers 4 to 1 on Sunday at the Pauls Grove diamond. Hay pitched well for the Grove, holding the Electrical Workers to two runs, while Stormig allowed one run. Pauls Grove, eager for more games against San Antonio amateurs, seeks future matchups and lineup tests.
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General Office Nine Beats Gassers 5-3 in Airy Swinging Game
In a crowded afternoon matchup the General Office nine defeated the Gassers 5 to 3 at Menger and Sihwarn. Key plays included a four-run fourth inning with a long hit driving in a runner, while the General Office battery Gannvery Texas Laundry Swins Meyer and Filomena provided strong at bats for a FéteT victory over Yost Laundry.
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Turner Bowl IX League prepares for state tourney in Seguin
Bowling practice outlines the Turner Bowl IX League eight to ten pit teams gearing up for the state tournament in Seguin from April 16 to 24. The rest of the week’s matches include Class A-1 versus Oem, Class Cl against Class 6-2, and other interclass pairings leading to Saturday showdowns among G-1 and C-8 classes.
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Southern Starts Twenty Sixth Race in Southern Association
The Southern Association begins its twenty sixth pennynine season with eight clubs from Memphis Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Mobile Chattanooga and more. Two new managers arrive as Wilow and Duffy Lewis take the helm with long careers behind them.
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Wains Relay Four Leaves Thursday
Elwood Davis and teammates from Main A' we high school prepare to leave Thursday morning for Kansas Lawrencr 31 Crimson fleet of the Rivers and place in the Texas 3 term has a busy schedule between site Tyre s dllastic truck wet at Austin May 8 Amis 21 Coach Hessen den and his Crimson travel to Kerrville then to College Station for the A. and M. meet on April 2
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Chats Keep Winning Against Rodrigues Brothers in Batting Showdown
The Gnamulcepesigning team extended its winning streak by defeating Rodrigues Brothers Monumental Warriors 12 to 2. Mnnaz and Le Ta Pom led the offense, while Rodrigues Brothers struggled to respond in this one sided contest.
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Grandmas funeral opens season as baseball begins
New York April 1 The opening of the baseball season triggers a mix of sentiment and fanfare as teams prepare for the new campaign. Iola NcGraws Giants clash with the Robins at the Polo Grounds while the Yankees open in Boston amid high hopes for a world series run.
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Tunney Must Fight WLS Before Cha[e]]
New York officials bar Gene Tunney from fighting in the state without first meeting Hares. James A. Farley confirms the decision to Tex Rickard, who plans a September heavyweight title bout with Tunney pending the outcome.
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Five Women Golfers To Sail For England
Providence April 1 Five women golfers including Glenna Collett and Miss Rosamond Shewood plan to sail Saturday for England to compete in the Open Championship. The party also features Miss Jeanette Kennes Cleveland Miss O Gorman and other companions.
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Girl Goaler Wil Tingle Saturday Victory
Rudimentary report describes a girls soccer match with Tacarudte Wal Goliege and Reali 3 Bualtens. Kneely led Tarred with a late rally, and Draughon's team edged ahead in the final minutes to secure a dramatic win.
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U S Stars Praised by New Zealander in Letter
A New Zealand official lauds U S athletes including Selols of New York and Loyd Hal of Boston as among the world’s greatest, thanking America for sending its top performers to the country in a letter from the Amateur Athletic Union secretary.
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