Elizondo and Shea Set for Meunteipal Showdown
Elizondo and Tony Shea, both predicting a kayo, meet in a 10 round main event at the Meunteipal auditorium Tuesday night. Shea, famed for quick hands, battles at about 152 pounds while Elizondo weighs around 134. Referee selection and judges will be announced ringside, with a stacked undercard including Altman versus Garcia and Bourgeois versus Dabbs.
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Tony Elizondo
Corpus Christi
Pride and Joy
Lawrence
Baldesarelli
Meunteipal Auditorium
Danny Shea
Rosatti
Bill Davee
Shea
Cqime
Julia Cora
Tto
Elizondo
Dee Finn
Fritzie Zivic
Zivic
Iow
Tony
Bert Brannon
Jimmy Scaramoza
Charley Murray
Paul Altman
Houston
Tony Garcia
Mexico City
Jimmy Carl
Pelon Garcia
al “Catfish” Bourgeois
Johnny Dabbs
New York
Chucy Rodriguez
Baby Anfora
Fottrrounder
King to Box Kid Filipino in 10 Round Headliner
Cotton King of Miami faces Mexico's Kid Filipino in a 10 round main event on Tuesday night. King brings a reputation as a smooth boxer and hard hitter to the bout set for IQUITON on April 30.
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King
Fight Results Across Provinces and Cities
The report lists numerous boxing results with fighters from Kansas, Oklahoma, Maryland, New York, and beyond. It notes wins by Larkin and several others, with several knockouts and decisions detailed alongside locations such as Newark, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Providence.
Third Race Figure Gets Police Guard
Chicago April 30 police guard surrounds James M Ragen 65 manager of a Chicago racing news service after an apparent assassination attempt. He escaped by speeding to a police station as two men tailed him in an automobile. Ragen blames syndicate remnants from the Capone era trying to muscle in on his Midwest News service. Earlier police protected other race figures amid murder threats, marking a wave of threats to Illinois racing officials.
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Chicago
IINS
James M. Ragen
Ragen
Capnne
Mid West News
Sergion Ragen
Hyo
Betty
Poker Statio
Adierayt Ta Kit Inc
W. Coffin
Ednared Williams
Ilinois Raving Board
Frank Mandel
Roth
John F. Letendre
Rhode Island
Williams Picked To Beat Bolanos
LOS ANGELES April 30 Ike Williams the welterweight champion was billed as a 10 to 2 favorite over Enrique Bolanos of Durango Mexico for their outdoor title bout tonight at Wrigley Field. A 25 000 gate and 100 000 plus purses were likely. Bolanos seeks a return to form and a rare upset could unfold in front of a packed crowd despite rain. Williams enters with a six year 33 fight streak and power to end the fight early, possibly by knockout. Bolanos, guided by George Parnassus, trains to push a fast pace and test Williams early as officials report no live radio broadcast from the arena.
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Los Angeles
Ike Wiliams
N. B
Mehiweizhe
Dhamnint
Livan Trenton
W. J
Challeng
Enrique "the Heezer
Durango
Mexico
Wrigley Field
Jak
Wiliams
Bolanos
Juan Zurita
Messen City
Balanos
George Parnassus
Zurita
Williams
Zivic Loses To Bjekyl In Omaha Bout
Pittsburgh veteran Frissie Zivic, former welterweight champion, was defeated in a ten round decision by Howard Biekyl of Paul, Minnesota before about four thousand fans in Omaha. Zivic showed his best moments in rounds five and ten landing solid rights before the end. Biekyl weighed 147 pounds.
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Omaha
Frissie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Howard Blekyl
Paul
Minn
Inttian
Zivie
Bichyl
Bivie
Larkin Wins Junior Welterweight Title in Boston Bout
Tippy Larkin, from Garfield and known as a master boxer, defeated Wille Joyce of Gary, Indiana, to claim the junior welterweight championship in Boston. Joyce had moments early with hard shots, but Larkin recovered in the fourth round and dominated thereafter as 7,728 spectators saw receipts reach 38,471 dollars.
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Boston
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Ni H
Wille Joyce
Wadd
Gary
Ind
Carter
Larkin
Joyce
Wrestling at Municipal Auditorium Main Event and Prelims
Wrestling show at Municipal Auditorium features George Temple vs Sterling and Leroy McGuirk vs Boesch as main and semi main. Prelim bouts include Buddy Rogers versus Jim Casey and Strongbow versus Bobby Bruns with additional female and regional matches listed in a garbled terms.
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Municipal Auditorium
George Temple
Sterling
Dizzy Davis
Ttal
Leroy McGuirk
Boesch
Buddy Rogers
Jim Casey
Iles Strongbow
Bobby Bruns
Spe
Maten
Devilin Bleving
Evelyn Walte
One Defender In State Meet
Interscholastic league track at Memorial stadium features Randall Clay of Pampa as the defending discus champion with a 152 feet 13 inches best this season and favored to repeat. John Reagan of Houston and Stephen F. Austin duos seek top relay spots while Vern McGrew of Lamar and others project strong showings in high jump and hurdles. Preliminary rounds start 9 a.m. Thursday with finals at 2:16 p.m. Friday.
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Austin
Randall Clay
Clay
John Reagan
Houston
Lane
Stephen ‘ Austin
Vern McGrew
Lamar
McGrew
Memorial Stadium
Mist o Gold Out Of the Derby
Mist o Gold, the Jean Vaillian colt owned by Mrs. Vera Brege, developed a fever and trainer Jim Healy said he is definitely out of Saturdays Derby and the Derby Trial this afternoon in Louisville Kentucky.
Derby Dope Lord Haswall and Derby Trial Reports
Derby news notes multiple horses with results at Churchill Downs and Jamaica. Bahram Wran seven furlongs in mud. Perfect Param and Alworth Ran win sprint dashes. Pointing Mat and several runners show in mile and furlong events. Race details include times around 1 38 and 2 02 with several names and owners mentioned.
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Mande
Partoc Bahram
Firigny
Churchill Downs
Sveand
Churchill
Terfect Param
Alworth
Hid
Ssn Jung
Wien Mistare
Tan Verond
Daninien
Hide Price
Dbalorie
Jamaica
Sie Pome
Fis Grace
Lraran
Alwetin
Farlonsy Gosh
Chunchi Downs
Louis Opens Work With Ball Game in New York
Heavyweight champion Louis arrived at Indiana training camp and spoke to reporters in New York about a Cleveland Indians vs Yankees game. He said he hoped to finish the exhibition quickly, planned to leave Pompton Lakes for training, and will undergo preliminary physicals with Billy Conn on Friday ahead of their June 19 title bout.
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New York
Louis
Indiana
Rob Peller
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Hi Pompton Lakes
Ned
Billy Conn
Conn
New York Athletic Commission
Brackenridge Women’s Golf Schedule Set for Wednesday
In Fort Worth on Wednesday, the Brackenridge Women’s Golf Association plans a 9 a.m. start with the handicap tournament to follow. The event appears tied to a broader meet involving North Texas State, Southern Methodist, and Texas Christian in track action, with limited readable details.
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Brackenridge Women’s Golf
Fort Worth
North Texas State
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Fort Sam baseball and softball league notes from 1940s era
A compact summary of softball and baseball activity at Fort Sam Houston and surrounding bases. It lists teams, players, batteries, scorers, and upcoming games in league play, including St. Ann's vs Richter Baker and St. Cecilia's vs Painters Whion. It notes schedule details, venues, and weather contingencies for multiple fixtures across Kelly Field and related facilities.
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A.C
Beltoriess
Alderete
Servieney
Dixon
Sawyer
Sinules
Ibares
Grawsell
van Dam
Steinhauer
Balieras
G. Flores
Guilerrez
Perkins
St. Ann's
Richter Baker
St. Cecila's Ve
Whion
P. Y
Moonglow Vm S.A. Parasitine
Richrr Td
Squadron BA
College Cadets shine in Texas golf meet at country club
In Dallas the Texas college golf squad led by Karahi Haywood beat rivals as Gene and Ken Tey falter. Browning and partners top Rutan and Motel in singles and doubles. The day features Baylor and London Methodist football clash in Dallas under favorable weather.
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Atistin
Avril
Texas H
University of Texas
Meduat
Karahi Haywood
Gene
Ken Tey
San Antonio
Don Rutan
Sanda
Browning
Harney
Pen Quates
Watson
Washington
Quaties
Dallas
Baylor
London Methodist University Foxeball
Rowe to Miss Texas Golf Title Tourney
The San Antonio Country club will have a strong representation at the Texas Golf Association state championship at Brook Hollow in Dallas starting Wednesday. Earl Rowe, club champion, cannot attend due to press of business. Entrants include Van Lewis, E. J. Amens, David Stephenson, Bartlett Cocke, R. C. Lipscomb, and others. Also represented by the River Oaks Golf Club and Sam Houston Golf Club with a Dallas trip for the state event. The Tournament of Champions at River Oaks Country Club runs May 9 to 12 with top professionals like Nelson Hogan and Demaret among 30 pros and 15 amateurs invited to compete for $10,000.
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San Antonio
Texas Golf Association
Brook Hollow Club
Dallas
Earl Rowe
the Light
van Lewis
E. J. Amens
David Stephenson
Bartlett Cocke
R. C. Lipscomb
Cleeb
lFoe Moore Jr
Europe
Jor
River Oaks
Houston
Sam Houston Golf Crub
M. F. Cockrill
Glenn Hall
Hf.schlitz
W. Duckwell
Roy C. Schneider
River Oaks Country Club
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Jimmie Demaret
Dick Metz
Harry Tord
Lloyd Mangrum
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Armateurs
Street racetrack brawl ends with tear gas and bans
At a Castroville highway track Sunday a dispute between drivers Vernon Williamson and Harry Elbel escalated into a melee before 3000 spectators. Deputies used tear gas as fists and weapons flashed, with Williamson and Bill McCall banned from the track and the drivers association. No serious injuries reported.
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Castroville
Vernon Williamson
Harry Elbel
King Downum
Eac Drivers’ Association
Bill Mc+Call
Downum
Dowrum
Williamson
Fred Elbel
Hearst Honors To Texas Tech Rifle Team
LUBBOCK Texas April 30 The Texas Tech rifle team has been awarded fifth place in the William Randolph Hearst trophy contest sponsored by the War Department and participated in by college and university teams nationwide Weak officials have been notified The University of Pittsburgh won first place The Texas Tech team this season won eleven games and lost two matches with other colleges
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Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
War Department
University of Pittsburgh
Berg Leads Northern California Women's Open Field at Peninsula Club
Professional Paty Berg topped the medals with a one under par 78 to lead a large field in the Northern California women's open at the Peninsula Golf and Country Club in San Mateo. Unheralded entrants Mrs. Copying of Palo Alto and Eleanor Duldley of Chicago posted 81, with Mrs. Kermit Pearson of Topeka shooting 83 as she returns to golf after years away.
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San Mateo
Calif
APY
Paty Berg
Auateur
Liam Minnewpo
California
Miss Berg
Desserdey
Peninsula, Golf and Country ‘Club
Palo Alto
Eleanor Duldley
Chicago
Kermit Pearson
Kathryn Black
Topeks
Kans
Aire
Pearson
Two Childre
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