Texas Amateur Boxing in San Antonio Semis Tonight
Survivors from Monday’s tight openers return for quarterfinal and semifinal bouts at Municipal Auditorium San Antonio as the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation state championship tournament moves deeper. Four 1940 champions vie for revival tonight led by Austin’s Tom Aliya Fort Worth’s Andy Eagleton Port Arthur’s Morris Corona and San Angelo’s Arlo Rove, all seeking eight state titles in the same ring Wednesday night.
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Johnny Janes
San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Texas
Amateur Athletic Féderation
Su Ich
Inta
Atrug Plen
Sil
Tom Aliya
Austin
Andy Eagleton
Fort Worth
Morris Corona
Port Arthur
Arlo Rove
San Angelo
Army boxing event features regional fighters and bouts
McAllen leads a field with byes as San Antonio Fort Sam Houston and Port Arthur entrants collide. Reports describe slugging knockouts and close decisions among fighters from Corpus Christi Austin and Galveston, including Parada, Franco, Serna, and Dorsey with fallouts from the 231 pound division and a disputed outcome in a lightweight clash.
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San
Jett
Banchex
Sovai
Kroukouts
Willie Mar Unez
Ban
Angelo
Serna
Arabuca
Torres
Delpado
Penak
Franco
Hermides
Johny
Berek
Corpus Givisti
Mitchell Dorsey
Wichita Falls
Brest
Henry Mayrhs
Corpus Christi
Jesu English
Port Avthnr
Su Bing
Dick Mennhaca
Franco Arees
Duddy Garela
Cialveston
Holler
Elbert Yeos
San Angelo
Meeta
Byeddy
Eadie Russey
Wichita Fats
Teonthius
Boxing Rematch Looms as Russey Faces Holler at Municipal
Two Wichita Falls and Randolph field boxers Eddie Bassey and Carlton Holler renew a welterweight clash on a Tuesday card at The Municipal Auditorium. Both men share long amateur pedigrees with Russey earning multiple state titles and a Diamond Belt, while Holler has risen with sharp lefts and recent improvements. Their only prior bout ended in Holler’s decision win despite Russey finishing strong. tonight’s bout could set up a potential championship path against Morris Corona of Port Arthur.
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Eddie Bassey
Wichita Falls
Carlton Holler
Randolph Field
Teather
Municipal Auditorium
Ioller
Russey
San Antonio
ALB
Golden Gloves
Holler
Elbert Yoos
Enrique Drenda
Sam Houston
Holler Bynyy
Morris Corona
Port Arthur
Betty Jameson skips Western closed tournament in Chicago
Betty Jameson will not defend her women's Western closed title in Chicago this August. Her mother said she prefers not to risk travel and long trips which could affect her bid at the national title in Brookline on September 13. Betty plans a final tournament at Nears Ranmgansged, R. I., before heading to Brookline for the national championship bid.
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Chicago
A.M. Jameson
Betty
Lake Pineld
N. Yi
New York
Brookline
Mass
Nears Ranmgansged
R. 1
Sharp Tuesday Fight Card Stirs Texas Ringside
The card lists multiple divisions and fighters from San Antonio to Fort Worth, with names like Carter, Franco, Garcia, and Villareal. Regional venues include San Antonio, Wichita Falls, and Galveston as promoters push a busy schedule across middleweight and featherweight bouts.
Beeseer Reporter Covers Golden Gloved Finals Visit
Expert press-row coverage by Loren Mcitallen and Beeseer from Fort Worth Star Telegram and veteran editors McMyltes and Flim Hinki follows the state Golden Gloved finals. They travel to Ban An Innle to observe the event and report the lively competition and local flavor.
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Loren Mcitallen
Beeseer
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
McMyltes
Flim = Hinki
State Telegram
Centennial J B's Softball Feature At San Pedro Park
Centennial and J B s Cafe undefeated in city championship softball meet at San Pedro Park Tuesday night as part of a double header. The winner advances to the final round while the loser drops to the losers bracket with four clubs already contending. Evening games include Swift and company Majestic Men s Shop and others with action continuing through the week and a potential Monday night finale if the winners bracket beats the losers bracket.
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Centennial Dairymen
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San Pedro
Centennial Dairy
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San Pedro Park
Swift and Company
Majestic Men's Shop
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Duncan Field
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San Antonio
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Test Club
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Fort Worth
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Grand Rapids
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Dutch Smith
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Drals
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Dache
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Bareien
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Martines
Fonmen
Knothole Leaguers and The Americans Play in Extras
A chaotic Monday game ends 5 to 5 after twelve innings as Knothole Leaguers and The Americans trade hits and errors. Key moments include Young on base and Deckert driving in a run, with pitching by Didley and Blackart in a tense regional contest. Teams listed include ONT Hie 4487 A Et Mita Cavazue and others amid a slate of association scores and standings.
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Pere
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Didley Aga
Trey
Arcinexa
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Kpauppar
Rade
Payton
Youns Pratr
Alaniz
Decker
Wichita Falls Locks Up Tts Ball Park
The Wichita Falls baseball entry to the Class West Tri ps New Mexico League will finish the season on the road due to dwindling attendance canceling home games. The Spudders sit ten games behind seventh place after a 2 1 win over Pampa, ending a 16 game skid with their third straight victory.
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Wichita Falls
Pampa
Cotton States League scores reel in scattered results
In the Cotton States League Greenville defeated Wickebiine 14 to 4 while Texarkalia beat Helena 7 to 1. Eldursito cruised past Bol Springs 18 to 3 and Monroe edged Marehall with a ¢ scoreline as listed.
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Wickebiine
Monroe
Helena
Texarkatia
Eldursito
Bol Springs
Marehall
McCollum to Coach at San Antonio Tech in 1842 season
City athletic director Claud F. Kellan announces two coaching changes for San Antonio schools. John McCollum leaves Berra Junior High to coach San Antonio Tech football replacing Earle English who goes on Navy leave. Hollis Schulz becomes Emerson Junior High coach, replacing Cotto Grimum who takes military duty. Further replacements expected later as staff changes unfold.
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Holmond
Jefferson High School
Emerson Junior High Schol
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Kell
Tam
McCollum
Schulz
Hnitis
Durbank
Borger Rookie Hurls Toward League Win Streak Milestone
Borger Borger Aug. 12 7 Young Jaels Maoce Borger freshman hurling sensation continues hot streak with 11 straight victories. He trails the league mark of 13 consecutive wins set this year by strengthening his bid for pitching fame in the West Texas-Nuevo Mexico league.
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Jaels Maoce
Borger Treshman
Con
Witoy Maoce
Austin to Send Many to Jr Golf Austin
Austin plans to send numerous entrants to the junior Ko championship at Hrackenridge Park showcasing top local talent. Fred Penick of the Austin municipal courts requests 20 entry blanks as the city eyes a strong showing with past medalist Tom Miller Jr. and former Austin native Arthur Lucé now in San Antonio.
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Lolo
Hrackenridge Park
Monger Murray Crooks
Fred Penick 3
Austin Municipal
Penick
Austr
Tom Miller Jr
Arthur “Rack” Lucé
San Antonio
Texas Leaders Hits Washington St. and Others in Baseball
Box score style summary notes hits by Witte and Norman with multiple players listed for bases and runs. Mentions Homeruns by Witte, Witte again, and Munsell. Stolen bases credited to Tucker and Curtis. Pitchers Coldwell Maltzberger Pollet and Muller noted with innings and strikeouts.
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Federal Funds For Wildlife in Texas Split Across States
Federal wildlife restoration funds totaling 2.53 million dollars are allocated among 48 states under the Pittman Robertson Act. The federal share is 75 percent, with states covering 25 percent. Michigan leads with 149,946 dollars, followed by Pennsylvania, New York, California, and others. apportionment based on licensed hunters and area.
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