Max Schmeling Skips Exhibition Sparring Show
In Forties Monrieu April 16, Max Schmeling refused to appear at a scheduled exhibition sparring due to unpaid $1000 guarantee. About 600 fans who bought tickets were refunded as promoter Prato and local theater officials confirmed cancellation. Schmeling’s manager Joel Jacobs said the champion would not perform until the guaranteed proceeds were paid. No disorder followed the announcement.
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Van
Max Bchmellag
Joel Jaccb
Schmeling
Schriever and Lawrence Win Brackenridge Park Golf Titles
Shriever and Lawrence won semi final matches Friday afternoon to reach the Brackenridge Park municipal tournament final. Bernieber Belriever and Tom Lawrence advanced after strong play, with Belriever rallying from two down to beat Mose Levinson and Lawrence delivering steady birdies and pars to defeat Lorraine Young. Final date yet to be set.
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BiiMont
Bernhard Belriever
Tom Lawrence
Brackenridge Park
Benriever
Mose Levinson
Lawrence
Lorraine Young
Schriever
Levinson
Levi Fteen
Bowling Alk Tenfin League Match Reports
Scattered scores show Werner, Seplen, Treuter, and others competing in the Bowling Alk Tenfin League. Final game details include diverse player lines and team names with mixed results, amid a busy afternoon of matches and standings shifts.
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Werner
Kuhadlor
Treuter
Wallcan
Dempsey and Schmeling face NBA suspension threat
Chicago April 16. Tack Dempsey and Max Schmeling, two leading heavyweights, risk banishment from NBA territory amid unpaid bills and an alleged ringer in Toronto. NBA head General John Y. Clinnin opened an inquiry after Pittsburgh heavyweight George Panka accused Schmeling of facing a disputed opponent. If Panka is correct, Schmeling could be banned across NBA regions. Dempsey's case traces to a 1930 Columbus reference and a Mississippi boxing commission suspension for unpaid bills and promoter disputes.
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Chicago
Tack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
National Boxing Association
Dempsey
Toronto
Canada
John Y. Clinnin
N.B. A
Schmeting
George Panka
Pittsburgh
Clinnin
Canadian Boxing Federation
Schmeling
Ais
Panks
Wes
Pisanin
Bert Schmeling
Oslum- Dus
Ming
Dempecy
Mississippi-state Boxing Commission
Leonard Gacky
Columbus
Commission
B. A
Mississippi Commission
Smike
Sacks
Mystic
Boxine
Mississippi
Sucks
Ned Parsons
New Orleans
College Baseball Roundup Mixed Results Across Regions
College baseball actions report several scores from Texas and nearby states. Houston’s Owls defeated Texas A and M in a tight Southwest Conference clash as Capt. Squawk Veltman boosted the Aggies with strong hitting but fell short. Austin saw the Bay Bears surge with five early runs to beat Texas University in a 6-2 game. Elsewhere Darko limited a surge as College Station fields hosted a decisive contest while Manhattan Kansas State bowl hawks fell 12-3 in a late afternoon tilt.
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Houston
Squawk Veltman
San Antonio
Texas Ageles
Owls
Klaerner
Mnon
Austin
Bay Bears
Texas University
Bruins
Anoth J
Longhorns
Taylor
Wiitne
Bea
Sac
New Braunfels Tigers to face Seguin at Landa Park
New Braunfels hosts Seguin in a Sunday noon baseball showdown at Landa Park. Also in Texas, Amarillo College track men best Panhandle A and Aggies of Goodwell 85 to 52 in a Friday dual meet.
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NEW Braunfels
Segu
New Braunfels Tigers
Seguin
Yo RE Landa Park
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo College
Panhandle A
Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
Yesterday's Explanations and Miraculous Escape Remarked
A quirky note describes the Soap Tree native to the northern United States with tall height and frothy saponarium fruit used as detergent and even buttons in the past. It recounts a January 1931 Surrey crash where a plane fell 20 000 feet yet the pilot survived by fate. The piece closes with Mr Ripley in the South Seas asking readers to send questions for replies.
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United States
Algiers
Surrey
England
Pattern Catalog Offer From Marian a Marin
A San Antonio Light Pattern Department notice invites readers to order Marian a Marin patterns. The 32 page catalog features models for home sewers including afternoon, evening, sports, house dresses, sleepwear, and children's items. Prices are 15 cents for catalog, 25 cents for catalog and pattern.
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Sives
le Dil
Sioe
Mariana Marin
San Antonio
Fashion sketches show cross suspender styles and gowns
Yesterday’s sketches present varied cross suspender ideas for gowns and tops. The left figures illustrate suspender front and back crosses with square back details, highlighting feminine lines and new versatilities by a noted couturier.
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Syfsterday
Eidher
Eves Ting Dyessey
Loo
Christie Team Closes UC Bear Era Against Stanford
Walter Christie, 2% year UC coach, leads his final Bear track squad in Berkeley against Stanford. Stanford's Ben Eastmen looms as star, though reports suggest he may retire from racing and resign if the job is untenable.
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Berkeley
Calif
Walter Christie
University of California
Stanford University
Christie
Stanford
Ben Exstenn
Tne
Bert
Poulos Ousted For Roughing Up Chick At Exposition Arena
George Poulos, billed as the roughest wrestler in 48 states, was disqualified in a main event at the Exposition Arena after repeatedly targeting Chick, the Toledo opponent, with a knee to the stomach and multiple punches. Referee Les Pfeffer penalized both men for unfair tactics as the crowd reacted. A semi final featured George Ligosky versus Ivan Pontenoff, with Pontenoff winning by a flying toe hold after Ligosky and associates were unable to continue. The card opened with a fast-paced draw between Lefty Graig and Abe Maris Francisco, refereed by Hal Scott and with Lefty Graig as announcer.
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Ralph Hammonds
Exposition Arena
George Poulos
Paducah
Texas
Dude
Chick
Toledo
Poulos
Les Ffeiffer
Piainginé Chick
Tarely
Dude Chick
George Sauer
Jy Ingal
George Ligosky
Ivan Pontenoff
Pittsburgh
Ligosky
Pontenoff
Sacahd
Ralph
George Graig
Mekin
Tulsa
Black Minlch
Abe Maris
Francisco
Hal Scott
Les Pfeffer
Evgeny
Lefty” Graig
Eddie Peering
Cooper Tires Enter Playground League Team
Cooper Tire company indoor baseball enters Vic Schultz playground league starting in May. Manager A D Cross cites new players Sabur ay. Lineup includes Draker catcher Trinkle Reng Kuenstler pitchers Trinkle Campbell Connor Brack Dimaline Wond Tack infielders Secrest Collins Hubig Gooke R Hatris BD Harris Cross Meuser outfielders. Game details and Crockett 6200 noted.
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Cooper Tire Company
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Reng
Kuenstler
Harris
Cross and Meuser
Andfielders
Southpaw Captures Mason Dixon Golf Title
Everett G. Lives of Columbus Ohio defeated John Hines of Garden City New York to win the Mason and Dixon golf tournament in the 26 hole final at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on April 16.
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Mason-Dixon
White Sulphur Springs
W. Ve
Everett G. Livessay
Columbus
Ohio
John ©. Hines
Garden City
N.Y
New York
Allison-Vines: Tennis Final on Program
Elsworth Vines of Pasadena defeated John Van Ryn of Philadelphia in the singles semi finals while Wilmer Allison of Austin edged Francis Shields of New York. In doubles, Allison and Van Ryn beat Vine and Shields, and Hall and McCauliff defeated Harris and Levitan. Bell defaulted to Vines due to illness.
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Elsworth Vines
Pasadena
Calif
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Wil~mer Allison
Austin
Texas
Star
Francis A Shields
New York
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van Ayn
Vine
Shields
Gilbert Hall
East Orange
Eugene B McCauliff
Harvey Harris
Raleigh
Walter Levitan
Dorchester
Mars
Berkeley Bell
Vines
Ness
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