Max Baer Booed in Dallas Win
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer wins a six round bout in Dallas by knockout in the fourth round over Buck Hagers in front of about five thousand. Baer showed early power, with Rogers landing a few tentative blows. referee Bennie Bickers halted the match as Burman works in nearby Baltimore watches. Baer weighed 224 pounds, Hagers 188. Burman weighed 183.
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Dallas
Max
Baer
Buck Hagers
Philadelphi
5000
Seers
Bows
Maxie
Rogers
Ile
George Brows
Wouston
Jack Dempsey
Red Burman
Baltimore
Bennie Bickers
Burman
Brown Scores K O in Dallas
Willard Brown of Baton Rouge Louisiana stopped Kid Baggett of Shreveport in the last round of a six round bout on the Max Bier card in Dallas. Al Teulman and Paul Ladd fought to a six round draw. Brown substituted for Tony Herrera who had a cut in a prior San Antonio draw.
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Dallas
CINS
Willard Brown
Ehifty
Baton Rouge
Ml-pounder
Kid Baggett
Ponds
Shreveport
Max Bier
Brew
Baggeil
al Teulman
Los Angeles
Paul Ladd
Little Rock
Brown
Tony Herrera
San Antonio
East Texas League Ump Quits in Row
East Texas umpire Otis Gunter announced he may resign over unresolved fines against players and failed cooperation with league officials. He was in his third term and planned to return home to Slayton. Roberts, longtime Hunt Oilers infielder, was rumored to be in Wine for the vacancy.
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Ump
Tyler
Otis Gunter
J. Walter Morris
Gunter
Guliter
Slayton
Roberts
Hunt Oilers
Arp
Idualling Plays Toonerville Folks Allis In Feature
Defending champion George Dudig, known as Idualling, meets Jimmy Challis in the city tennis tournament feature at the San Antonio Country Club. Friday’s quarterfinal loom as the main event with several other men’s singles tests promising solid competition.
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George Dudig
Sid Jimmy Challis
Bert Weltens
San Antonio Country Club
Dullaig
Wallace Carnahan
Ghatlis
Westons
Edwin Sykes
Jesse Phitier
Howard Key
Alamo Heie
James Walthall
Ike Kampmanner
Charles Manholf
Léon
Lee Davis
Frost Yarvel
Willson Davis
Jack Tolar
Home Run Hitters Rally In Early Baseball Scores
In a series of distant game blurbs from the Internat ional News Service, teams including Indians Browns Red Sox Giants and Yankees posted various runs. Notable mentions include Foxx leading the Red Sox and Werker with the Browns while Knieserborker Clift and Trow ky appear in scattered box notes.
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International News Service
Reday
Vrosks
Knieserborker
Indians
Fale
Clift
Browns
Beime
Werker
Red Sox
Lesders
Foxx
Trowky
Yankees
Icles
Giants
Bowlers League Scores and Winners Across Multiple Circuits
A dense rundown of league results with names, scores, and winners from various bowling associations. Notable performances include Loeffler 225, Lecce 231, Smith 172, and Jennings but several lines mix team names and abbreviations, detailing who won the opening, middle, or final games across divisions such as TEXAS CENTENNIAL, MAJOR TENTIN, and LEAGUE circuits.
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Smith
Garzee
Handy
Andy Grocum
Loeffler
Lecce
Wessiler
Ford
Peanuts
Grace Patrich
Hollidas
Lane Jr
Gaue Gr
Tun
Jacokle
Evers
Sills
Anglin
Sat Antonio Light
Jomond Stores
Thomas
Avayo
Ward
Wieding
Martin, Payne
Manhatten_Cafe
Aonair
Hayes
Helvarz Ingurors
Wellens
Treuter
Zimmermann
Smettz
Duflinger Millers
Mac” Manus
Knupp
Handly
Schaefer
Zuehl
Sinclair Oil
Gom Frank Brothers
Enaty
Lest
Geste
Temple
Meyer
Sul58h
Ralph Nixon
Goliad Gulls Triumph In Rainy Texas League Tilt
Goliad defeated Angerstein 4 to 2 with standout pitching by Bluntzer and Fernandes. Burns, Weaver, and Leeman contributed two-base hits as Goliad executes timely hits and base use. Lutenbacher allowed runs on four hits while Blunt pitched two scoreless innings before Fernandes earned the win and Bernande took the loss.
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Rt F
Taorn Sk Aw
Anenbacher Pit
Angtretein
Clarke
Dorkds
Gleitner
Fo Bluntzer
Pettus
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Tye So Mutschler As
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Burt
It & A
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Sloan
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Poe
Worsley
Shutts Lali
Angerstein
Saleen Hoi
Goliad
Toitty Dodtees
BeGlosker
Burns Sian
Hile
Nytsebler
Weaver
Arlin
Lesa
Mutschier
Sinan
Autlex Lutenbacher
Pernadrea É
Ballz
Gutenbacher
Bturtser
Fernantex
Wild Witches
Fernandes
Saligger
Contest Results From The Associated Praag
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places with errors but indicates contest results. Readable items include participants and locations such as Tom WiiHaia and Landalla with dates or venues. The text is largely garbled but centers on results and involved entities.
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Associated
Praag
Wasi Pan ‘Ae Pillageiptin
Tom WiiHaia
Te Lerey Mayen
Rowing action at Henley sees college crews contest finals
America's three college eights triumph through quarter and semifinal rounds at Henley while Tuion Boat Club of Boston falls in the semi finals for the grand challenge cup. Leander beats Tuion to reach the finals as Browne and Nichols and Kent advance in their heats. Princeton and other top crews prepare for Olympic trials with major contenders from Washington, California, Navy and Pennsylvania showing form. Financial independence via business ads noted in brief.
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Eng
America
Royal Henley
Tuion Boat Club
Boston
Union
Leander Club
Thinues
Keith
Tudor Academy of
Marion
Mass
Browne and Nichols School
Cambridge
Tabor
Quintin
Shell
Browne and Nichols
St. Catherine's College
By & Jengih
Kent
Imperial College Boat Club
Leander
Burich
Washington
Huskies
California
Golden Bear
New York Athletic
Eastern College
Pennsylvania
Navy
Princeton
Lamonen
Benn
Lash In Track Limelight At Princeton
Don Lash Indiana speedster and world two mile record holder heads a field of 21 for the Olympic trials at Palmer Stadium Princeton New Jersey. Also named are Floyd Lodder Edwin Veysey Lou Gregory Jack Warner Thomas Deckard and others while Ben Eastman withdraws from the 800 meter event due to business obligations ahead of the final trials.
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Princeton
N. J
Don Lash
Indiana
Palmer Stadium
United States
Hoosier Hooter
Lash
Floyd Lodder
Oklahoma
Eina Penttl
Millrose A.A
New York
Stan
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Tom Ottey
Penn A. C
Philadelphia
Edwin G. Veysey
Colby College
Lou Gregory
Jack Warner
Minnesota
Thomas Deckard
Ben Eastman
Chuck Hotphastel
Didiana
John Wooaqui
Pittsburgh
Ross Bush
California
Charley Beetham
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Ralph Metcalf
Forrest Towns
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthran
Gene Venzke
Archié San Romani
Dan Ferrin
ALA. U
Dallas players dominate Texas Leaders Ring stats in chaos
OCR list shows names Tauby Strover Moxulf Howell Hite Mosolt in Dallas and Tulsa, with numbers like 715 112. Doubles credited to Mosolt Datlay 29 and Keesey Oklationm City. Triples include Watwood Wauston Martin Garay in San Antonio. Home runs listed for Stoner and Howell. Stolen bases mention Naubi Brownr Oklahoma. Inings pitched by Fort Worth Cile Galveston Greer. Strikeouts credited to Cole A Richmond Beaumont and others.
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Tauby
Dallas
Strover
Moxulf
Howell
Tulsa
Mosolt
bMosolt
Datlay
Keesey
Oklationm City
Watwood
Wauston
Martin
Diowiten
Garay
San Antonio
Stroner
Taise
Naubi Brownr
Oklahoma
Rune
Howell Tides
Stoner
Groks
Fort; Worth
Cile
Galveston
Greer
Art Worth
Cole
A. Richmond
Samo Wor
Beaumont
Alwarton
Detlis
Baker
Guth
Nowston
Medina Lake Access Eases After Heavy Rains
Medina Lake toll steps ease for July picnickers as detours at Lew Creek Bridge ease. Motorists may use Castroville Road to Castroville Bridge, turn right at Clift, and continue to the toll road to the lake, avoiding major delays.
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Medina
Jake
Medina Lake
Pro Grid Contract for Jim Lawrence in Chicago Bears Deal
Harlingen reports that Jim Lawrence former TCU and Harlingen High star will join the Chicago Bears for the next NFL season. His father confirmed the news word reached them and praised his son’s continued professional football career.
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Pro Grid
Jim Lawrence
Harlingen
Powerfay
Jimmy Lawrence
Texas Christian
Harlingen Hi
Chicago Bears
Lawrence
Jimmy
Baccus Named New Coach for Childress High
HARLINGEN July 3 A report from here states Forress Whitey Baccus, last season's assistant at Harlingen High, has resigned and will coach at Childress High School this season. Baccus was a popular member of the Yellowley coaching circle and belonged to the Brownsville Goodyear basketball club which pursued the state amateur title.
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Forress
Whitey) Baccus
Haringen High
Childress High School
Baccus
Yelley
Brownsville Goodyear
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Jimmy Challis
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Lied
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Charles Stanhett
Aetelind Tieni
Jesse Pleiffer
Myles Smitte
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Jay Sam Levey
Mary O'Brien
Maury
Bo Austin
Airs
M. Hall
Frances Felder
Uroughs
Ann Wyans
Ann Parker
Lois Campbell
J. Si Haskell
DJ. Tobin
Mate Fennell
Ann Evans
Bryant
Hallie Groos
Caroline George
Willie M. Youns
Barbara Callan
A _Noble
R.R. Pond
Faut Ranive Pau
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Juske Brothers
Tig
Tampire
Munster
Hudimaay
Durinig
Ace
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Mieill
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Bil Gras
Jean
Zipp
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Weston
Trimble
Langwell
Steubing
Futzio’ Wasserman
Saunders
Burger
Sonny" Schaeneman
Turner
Ullrich
Dulinig
Ping
Tich
Tragig
Marquardt
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Leibart
Eanes
Rheiner
Heubaum
Heuer
Henry
Dulling
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Maufler
Dune
Byers
Carter
Anat Kames
Dietemann
Dirty Mann
Carter Rm
Klaus Teas
Ted
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RAND
Bourdon O Rye
Schenley
S. W. Texas League
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Berlin
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Mallon
Dallaa
English
Fort Worth
Houston
Ao Ag
Childress High
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Houston Galveston
Souther Pacific
Oises
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Jexas Triangle
al Pall
Melati Pacific
Tbs Sunhine Savcisl
Kerth & Eastboung
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Saath
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Busi
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