Rassling Opener Draws 12400 Fans in Angeles
Seventy behelmoths in human form packed the arena for the world’s first International mat tournament in Los Angeles on April 25. Eleven matches kept 12,400 fans enthralled as American free style rules allowed a wide range of moves. Victors included Vincent Lopez over Joe Savoldi and Hans Steinke defeating Dean Detton after a botched dive. A $15,000 prize and a diamond belt headlined the event, with $20,000 more in ancillary awards.
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Mexico
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Artillery Divisions Triumph in Polo Matches
The Fifteenth Field Artillery and the Second Division polo teams defeated the Twelfth Field Artillery and the San Antonio Freebooters respectively. The Second Division won 13 to 3 at Bracke ridge path while the Fifteenth Field Artillery edged the Freebooters 5 to 3 at Pershing.
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San Antonio
Wilding With Main Entrance On Top Floor
Fragmentary note describes Wilding with main entrance on the top floor. Mentions Coldwell Lawn Mower Co at Water Street Newburgh and other garbled text.
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Bederie
Women’s Golf Starts Early For Fiesta Parade
The San Antonio Women’s Golf Association will begin its handicap tournament at 3:00 in the morning due to Friday Fiesta celebrations. The event will be held at Schackenridge Park.
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San Antonio
Bouncing Along Richard 3 Prendevillé’s Strange Remedy
Johnson City Tennessee resident Prendevillé long plagued by influenza aftereffects loses ability to walk. A pulsive reflex from bouncing a small rubber ball along the sidewalk lets him keep eyes open and stand erect. once the ball stops, control fades and he cannot walk. The note promises inquiry to Mr Ripley via the paper about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Johnson City
Tennessee
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Missions aid sought amid racing fever and parade crowds
A field day at Tech with the Fusta parade and horse races draws a big turnout as the Missions seek help from St. Louis Browns. Harold Scherwitz notes telegrams and tests, including radio and homing pigeons, fail to yield aid while a lively program with local school events and other attractions unfolds.
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Army scraps at Randolph in hard fought boxing night
Forty one rounds of hard fighting marked the Randolph field program as San Antonio Military leave boxing tournament resumed after a rest. Hight and three other bouts led the action with several young fighters on display. Booked bouts move to Fort Bam Houston outdoors on Friday night. In Mexico City April 24, the University of Mexico football team plans two California dates, including San Diego State on September 28.
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Luttrall Wins Argument Of Toughies In Wrestling Tourney
Cowboy Luttrall defeats Jake Patterson in the main bout of promoter Harry Cotmar's tourney. Patterson wins first fall. Luttrall dominates second with head scissors and finish. Final fall ends quickly as Luttrall pins Patterson. League defeats Helwig in a separate match. Sledge beats Graham in opener. Mathis handles third man.
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Hole in One Fails to Save Frog Team
Dallas report notes Jimmy Walkup captain of the Texas Christian University Frogs carded a hole-in-one but the Frogs lost to the Southern Methodist University Mustangs in a conference match.
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Jimmy Walkup
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TCU and Longhorns Tussle in Austin Baseball Series
Fort Worth reports Texas Christian University travels to Austin to face the Texas Longhorns in a two game set Friday and Saturday crucial for shaping the 1935 Southwest Conference championship race. The teams aim to gain momentum with top arms and potent lineups in a series that could tilt standings.
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SMU Triumph Over TCU In Tennis May Be Decided
In Dallas on April 25 SMU edged Texas Christian University 4 2 in the six match tennis series. Mustang captain Doc Barr defeated Judy Trucken 6-2 6-2 in the top match, with the overall result left in doubt as the teams split the six contested matches.
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Bashara Arana Card Set at Walkathon Arena Tuesday
Bashara and Arana, Syrian lightweight from Norfolk, faces Ventura Arane, Mexico's No.4 at lightweights in the main event of promoter Francis Cunningham's card at Walkathon arena. Cunningham aimed for Ralph Chong and K. C. Crom rematches, but Crom required 162 pounds which Chong refused to meet.
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Mexico
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Walkathon
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Ralph Chong
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