Crowds Highlight Boxing and Wrestling Draws in New York
The piece notes 2176 paid patrons at St Nicholas arena boxing and 19,500 at Madison Square Garden wrestling, contrasting the drawing power of boxing and wrestling and suggesting the pattern extends to San Antonio where boxing rarely reaches 2000 and wrestling seldom falls short.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Madison Square Garden
Hee Paydon
Verne Gagne
Antonio Rocco
Hane Schmidt
Karl von Hess
San Antonio
Wrestling Fans Skeptical of Promoters and Showman’s Gimmicks
A critical view of boxing and wrestling promoters questions the craft and honesty of the sport. It notes fans’ growing distrust of staged outcomes and predictability, yet expects a lively, noisy show with crowd-pleasing flair and dramatic entrances despite perceived manipulation.
White-Tail Bucks and Maine Deer Shows Size Rules
Maine's deer program notes giant whitetails with a 400 member club requiring a minimum 240 pound live weight. A Waterbury Farm buck reportedly weighed 312 pounds dressed, with claims of a 400-pound live mass. The article highlights grand claims of hunting prowess and the evolving standards for record bucks.
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Sonny
Gantleman
Texas
Lars
Via
Maine
Department For Development of Freihey and Commerce
Waterbury
Gani
Eays Maine
Sam Begin
Roundup of Ken Hammond high scoring and tournament entries
Ken Hammond of West Virginia Tech topped NAIA scorers with a 549 average while Tech led national scoring totals at 1044. A strong entry push pushed the ABC tournament field past 3000 at Ft Worth, with Jay Batchelor predicting 3000 to 3100 finishers.
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Kimpiled
Mistatches
Hammond
West Virginia
Tech
Ft. Worth
Jay Batchelor
Joumey
Cage Stars
Nelson
Illinois
George Bobsalle
Purdue
Wileson Bison
Indiana
Tom Hayes
Jim Hinds
North Carolina
Bill Hathaway
Connecticut
Bob Malone
Idaho State
Lloyd Harris
Oklahoma
Dick Bass
New Mexico
Myrl Goodwin
North Carolina State
Bot
McGillivary
Marv Kessler
Sousson U
Tex Flanahin
Kilgore Junior College
Bob Safferfinkd
Chicago
Transit Co
Bobby’Blaits
Army
jBed Blaik
Flavia
Ohr
Afeshat
All Avon
All Wrans
Aml Amarher
Bs Seren
Burk
Open Tournament showcase with Evans and city leagues in doubt
Aria Theson and Max Evans are linked to a Michigan gift project amid uncertain matches. Feh Tla Tarrancine vies for time as operations proceed and recovery continues in a city league setting. A chaotic report notes standings, names, and late results in a busy local scene.
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Theson
Aria
Feh
Tla
Tarrancine Pyoteesimal Galt
Max Evans
Unica
AL Besanlink
Grostinger
N.Y
Alfers Fis
Amateurs face tough odds at thirtieth Texas Open
Friday begins qualifying for Brackenridge Park as local amateurs join 24 known players for five berths in the Texas Open. Past records show amateurs rarely win. five contenders from San Antonio and nearby areas seek the first breakthrough with pros favored for pressure handling and experience.
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Brackenridge Park
Inc
Braum
Dallas
Iumes
Gus Moreland
Texas
Rales Shark
Mrecant
Tavis
Gene Sarazen
Clarence Clark
Siganen F
Gene
Moreland
Dame
Clark
Liahong
Foe
Wilfie Cox
Joheny Dawson
Chicago
Frank Stranahan
SIAG
Semnse
Tarrant Fufti
San Antonin
Gail Amalups
Mmm
Raymond Aguilion
Palayinari D
Ann Buckner
Manto
Phil Wohateda
Hrowny Woony Riwon Stobaugh
Ararat Wik! Teter
Tendolph Ab
Total Se
Yren Rie Hatwelven
Anthendae
Milian
Raul Ene
Oyviene
Teancadph
Ate
Yast Tanita Lvn
Joyce Abby
J. Iron
Leith Noni
Oraithen
Sewell
Gandy Xeney
Thos Baxter
Houser
Maurie M. Witsort
Joan
Hovbat
David Baten
Incluston
Johnny Clark
Taylor
Rohs A Velgel
Lady Ecorer
Wi —Claude
Rowe
Frank Whatton
Houston
Ken Lawcan
Rendy Gener
Carol Kane
Golf open at Tucson hints at high scoring run
In Tucson at the Tucson Open on the El Rio golf course, top players were slow to arrive. Gene Littler and Doug Ford returned from personal matters as Fred Hawkins joined from Paso. Pro hopes center on greens, with a shot at a 60 possible and a predicted 72 hole total near 262, 28 under par, the event’s best to date.
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Tucson
Ariz
el’ Rio Cowhiry Club
Assa
Gene Littler
San Diego
Doug Ford
New York
Fred Hawkins
Harvey Raynor
Raynor
Ricki Nazick
Tuvson Golf
Lloyd Mangrum
Varney
Paul Harney
Bolton
Mass
Dean Short
Tunson
oTiarney
End Prigal Si Andrews
Bob Inman
Detroit
Imich
Mike Fetebtek
Mahopat
Theip Kaw
Seguin High Players Win Arthur Weinert Memorial Awards
Seguin High School named Clyde White and Arlen Thinnwn as recipients of the Arthur Weinert Memorial awards at a joint Seguin Lions and Rotary club meeting at the modern Seguin High School auditorium Wednesday night. The honors recognize standout 15H football players as Seguin’s outaiuiding athletes.
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Arlen
Xas Lutheran Cdlleme Anesil
Hiaifback
Clyde Whitewell
Seguin High Schout
Arthur Weinert
Seguin
Lions
Rolayy
New Seguin High
Golf Stars For 8 Open Ready For San Antonio Texas Open
Touring pros converge on San Antonio for the Texas Open with entries pouring in. Dutch Harrison, winner in 1939 and 1950, arrived. Ellis, Burnette, and many Texas players join a field including Boinger, Maxwell, January, Miggins, Troumley, Bulli, Hebert, Balding, and Paull among others. The list reflects a strong local hopes showing in the big prize.
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San Antonio
EB. J
Harrison
San Attloluio
Oak Hills
Florida
Assu
Wa Ellis
Ken Burnette
Ballas
Oller
Wunies
Johnny Bulli
Lionel Hebert
AL Balding
Avin
Paull
Mola
Marty Furgol Lenant
Walt Purkeme
Franklin Hills
Mien
Bol Inman
Donswins
Bill Ogden
Chicagoy
Jovi Barna Belmar
Mics Aulius Rorens
Mia Plies
Pad Hidscher
George
Pro Grid Assn. Doubts Turn on Player Organization
Miller, attorney for a players group, challenged claims of 37 signatures backing the organization. He cited nine club authorizations and a December telegram from Kyn Chandnois, with backing from teams including the Steelers and Rams. He noted several owners doubt the outfit’s strength as a league meeting in Philadelphia previously declined to recognize it.
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Cleveland
Creighton Miler
Chicago Bears
Miller
Forlower
Philadelphia
Hyote
Sime
Kyn Chandnois
Pitsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Caramailer
Miller Caltang
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Lameber
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Eedenen
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Thomas Pavis
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John Baremim
Ed Peredl Stranahan
Plan Moore
Wealey
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Adrian Speurg
San Antonio Quarterback Club
Walter Godart
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Spears
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