Boxing Board Rates First Championship Call Set
The National Boxing Association announces the first boxing board ratings with top contenders including Sharkey, Schmeling, and Gatti in a staged lineup. Rankings cover middleweights and light heavies. notable names like Rosendame, Haines, and Hester appear amid a wide field of weight classes and title hopefuls.
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4N Ou Phe
Championshisi Committée
Na- Gout Boxing
Neererle
Ransiacs
Hoters
Odas
Rétes Tack Sharkey
Baron
Mea Sehmeling
Gee-! Og
Feck Af
Roslin
Tomms Limignrén
Mbitadephig
Finnie Behaal
Sharprnrrge
Mickey Walker
Sharkey
Wad
Nithog
Bears
Seizkt Citle
Charles Reviaif
Duluth Fonngster
Paling Uzendua
Cer Tren
Rosendham
von Srovza
Jimes Salwere
George Manter
Fauling
Tora
Billy Jones
Dor Rannch
Gator
Roy Dia
Rich
Barden
al Bins Andiek
Rawns
Wesdmes
Bammy Dorfman
Tay Miller
Andy Callahan
Duslo Snacez
Mhimpiog
Sia Chocolate
Teves Rass
Roger Bernard
Jen Masses
Davey ‘Abad
Pete Sarron
Tracy
Josney Costa
Lew Fridman
Strib Ready to Box Jack
Strib ready to box Jack in Hollywood California as promoters offer two hundred dollars or more for a headline exhibition. Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, and other fighters were named in speculation amid bids and organizer plans.
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Howywood
Calif
Fred
Stack Dempsey
Fhempien
Paams
Fizbrer
MOR SMU CAPTAIN MOR SMU 1938 REPORT
In 1938 a captain from Mor SMU faced decision about his future amid conflicting events and local tensions. The record notes uncertain choices and evolving roles within a troubled context as authorities weigh the path ahead.
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Kamrath of Tekas Wisconsin Champion
Fragmentary note reports Kamrath of Tekas Wisconsin crowned Wisconsin champion. References to players such as Fallows and Weigler appear in incomplete lines, with scattered phrases about scores and mentors. The legible bits point to a wrestling or track championship event with named individuals.
Yesterday's Explanations at Lakeside Golf Event
The piece notes WHIRL Willig Law as pre sicnat at a lakeside match in Malt. It describes a nine year span since a notable Htetnope incident and mentions Willig’s 74 yard drive on the challenging Lakeside hole. It references October dates and a history of long drives with distances around 240 yards, plus a final joke about Mr Ripley answering questions about Sielieve Ht or Natt cartoons.
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Whirl Willig Law
Hom snWood
Famoris
Ranehe
Unclear Texas League Box Row With Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names, numbers, and phrases about a Texas League game, with mentions of players and venues but no coherent event, score, or date. The readable bits hint at box score style content and personnel, but essential facts are missing.
Schneider Sets 67 for Record Amid Turbulent Notes
A fragmented report records Schneider achieving 67 for a new mark amid scattered mentions of teams, places, and officials. The text is garbled with stray names like LASDIS and BLACKER and incomplete phrases regarding cities, amends, and orders.
World Series schedule shifts to earlier start this year
The Sports News reports the World Series will begin earlier than usual this year with a September start date. Details mention changes to the convention, opening week, and potential adjustments to dates and venues as teams prepare for the postseason.
Perry Battles Vines In Net Cup Final
Perry battles Vines in the final singles of the Newport Casino ennis cup. The 22 year old, son of a British Labour member, defeated Wilmer Allison of Dallas and other top rivals, as American and English players eyed future Olympic prospects and the British American match at Forest Hills.
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Percolt Californina
Trederiver
Serer
Newport Casino
Forest Aills
Wong
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Artillerymen Clash With Doughboys In League Raid
The raid features the Second Bield Artillery Beigsole and the Twenty-third Infantry blasting runs as Normayle stalls, while Fighters and Tractors provide aid to the Flices. Multiple hurlers are knocked around as heavy scoring fuels a noisy game with Weaver and Aunt each collecting three hits.
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Artillery
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Ebert
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Pwens Third Infantry
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Onier
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Holland Rangnad
Ith
Mied Tatantry
Ohi Ima
Dan Medir
Tio Olas
Itf
Wilkinson
Texas Leaders and Teams in Narrow Win and Elimination Series
A garbled report lists Texas leaders and multiple teams with mixed names. It notes a Taylor Fire Department defeat 16 to 1 in an opening zone of a playoff series and mentions upcoming games and elimination rounds determining a champion, with references to Medel and Payne Wain.
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Medel
Reamont
Mara
Dean
Mauston
Diames
Payne Wain Fou
Coraguere Games
Jarria
Kerk Wosile
Susihen Hhean
Mdistin
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Iaang Brats Tayiain
Lang
UN Vogler
Taylor Fire Department
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Murine Iment
Idane Tora
Young Texas Trap King To Shoot from Uratoles
Fragmented OCR text references a Texas shooter and a figure described as a trap king along with scattered mentions of national amateur events, youthful participants, and various places and names. The readable portions suggest a sports or competitive context involving shooting and regional individuals, but the text is garbled with many noncoherent phrases and misread terms.
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Young Texas
Uratoles
Tax Players Like Real Estate Aacaue Wag ta ta It
The article quotes Cook County tax official E Coneny arguing that baseball players and their teams should be taxed like real estate, noting market value and ownership as determining factors. It discusses whether Chicken Ball Club could be taxed for phasein and weighs penalties and concepts. The tone reflects a local newspaper debate on tax policy affecting players and owners.
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Coneny
Cook Pointy ‘Board of Assexsork
City Amateur Series Opens With Three-Game Set
The City Amateur series begins to determine the city championship with a three-game set featuring the Broterral College of Hughes and other local clubs. Key players include former San Antonio standout Bill Astgeour and pitcher Walter Schulze, with several rosters listed and matches scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Public Service Hel.
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Hughes
Los
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San Antonio Faged
Eagles
Sundey
Vorele
Mofics
Walter Schulze
Hagland
Daiper
Uniekine
Fd- Seelflee
Curnen
Gles
Gllic
John Winsmore
Andrews
Wow - Colemen
Thorns
Thomas Phelps
Desensa
bin Sabera
Tommy Beruns
A. C. Urninger
Feenld Bonne
He Firhen
Goutler
Marshall Mooney
Hapnes Dickensin
Tuch
Tal Bere
Yoneh
Jozper Masehing
Einglen
Hildebrand
Fleteh
Mueller
Eh Duunnare
Ouielier
McKay
Diran
Jordan
Opening day features big matches at Newport and San Antonio
The card highlights singles finals at Newport with Kinwort Vines winning a key match and Illinois players advancing. In San Antonio, Mele Wills Moody States meets Minn, with England’s Helly Nethall in a notable women’s final. Other events include trapshooting and local bowling, with schedule notes for 2 o'clock starts and a focus on American and Canadian competitors.
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Basaball Omyoff
Lagler
Carmen
Union
Frederick J. Jerry
Bualinh
Aces Kinwort
Vines
California
Newport Casino
Enoix Purmament
Newport
Minn Vhyilix Fort
England
Aira
Wittingstall
Helly Nethall
Bein Tinals
San Antara
Craig's Athletics Claim League Trophy
Craig's Athletics won the league trophy in a decisive title race. Team members and staff included Leapea and Pesche, with coach leadership guiding the season and highlighting standout contributions from Perinoce and Vail among others. The victory confirms their dominance in the competition.
Wrestler Stecher Wins After Turbulent Main Event
The San Antonio arena hosted a wrestling show with Ralph Hammonds’ bout ending in a disputed decision. Stecher led early and won the first fall, but the match escalated with fouls and crowd turmoil before a finish that favored Stecher over Sener while Wolfe claimed a fall in a later bout. Referee ruled the final outcome amid heated exchanges and allegations of foul play.
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Toontba
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Ralph Hammonds
Wzposilinn
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Chintuck
Jim Coodus
Sanera
Naver
Pitiffer
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Kuner
Stecher
Lea Wolfe
Lel Wallewink
Washington Typos 8 Times Champions Recounted
Washington Typos claim their eighth championship in the Maton Mrincare baseball league as they edge Cincinnati for the title. The victory follows a dramatic season with notable wins over New York, Chicago, and other top sides, concluding Friday afternoon.
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Our
Washington
Trey
Maton Mrincare Aseball
Tehinillio
Fane
Benining Biiday
Cincinnat
Quael Fas
Chicago
Baseball scores from today’s AL and National League games
Confused summary notes list multiple score lines and teams such as Washington Cleveland Detroit St Louis New York Chicago Boston. The fragment mentions players and uneven results with unclear formatting, suggesting a brief roundup of recent games rather than a single clear outcome.
National League Friday Results Amid Mixed Scores Across Cities
Baseball results from multiple NL games show Boston losing 2 to 3. Matches feature diverse venues including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Antonio. Rain disrupted several innings and numerous teams posted varying outputs on a busy Friday schedule.
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