Medwick Sparks Houston Rally In Texas League Clutch Game
Medwick starred for Houston with five hits two home runs and five RBIs as Beaumont fell 10 to 5. Gene Rye and Homer Peel aided offensively while Fort Worth’s Liz Stoner faltered on the mound. Dallas’ win kept pace with Beaumont’s loss, tightening the top of the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medwick
Easterling
Greenberg
Beaumont
Oval Department
Gene Rye
Homer Peel
Bealing
Liz Stoner
Fort Worth
George Payne
Frank Relber
Sloner
Dallas Steers
Negro Athletic Show Set Friday at Colored Labor Temple
The Grant Whten of Colored Laborers promote an outdoor boxing show Friday night July 15 at 8 30 at 413 Virginia Boulevard. Main event features Kid Roosevelt of San Antonio and Tiger Wilson of Kansas at 185 pounds. Semi final pairs Baby Face Johnson Los Angeles and Spud Kelley of this city at 135 pounds. Battles Jones 118 against Kid Bhay 140 and Batting Crisp versus Big Boy Christian in openers. Flying Matthews faces Curley Williams in a 30 minute single fall match. Special seating for white patrons. Little George Dilworth to MC.
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Grant Whten
Colored Labor Temple
Virginia Boulevard
Kid Roosevelt
San Antonio
Tiger Wilson
Kansas
Johnson
Los Angeles
Spud Kelley
Battling Jones
Kid Bhay
Batting Crisp
Big Boy Christian
Flying Matthews
Curley Williams
Little George Dilworth
Former Girl Net Champ Out of Job
Molla Mallory, once the United States tennis champion, is without work after selling sports dresses in a department store for six weeks and being dismissed on Saturday. She plans to seek a position at a sports store in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
iMolla Mallory
United States
Levinson Caddy Sends Updates Ahead of Texas Open
A cryptic postcard from Walter Hobbs notes Mose Levinson trains in Texas while en route to Louisville for the national golf championship. Hobbs observes Levinson’s form at Houston, with a traveling caddy keeping watch, amid unclear details about entries and travel between Texarkana and Brackenridge Park.
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Mose Levinson
Hispano league to settle title Sunday at Leal Field
The Hispano American league ends its schedule with a tiebreaker game Sunday at 2:30 between the San Tex Barbers and the Bells Tax team at Leal Field. If the Barbers win, a three gate series decides the league champion and playoff representative. Barbers manager Henry Hernandez confirms Pete Garcia 45 strander has signed and will pitch against the Drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings
Leal
San Tex Barbers
Bells Tax
Bel Boys
Henry Hernandez
The
Barbers
Pete Garcia
Merino Meets Kid Monterrey in 10 Round Main Event
Henry Moreno, claimant of the Southern boatimwaight title, signs with promoters Kinky Flores and Mercy Montez to meet Kid Monterrey of Mexico in a 10 round main event at Beethoven Outdoor arena on Tuesday night. Monterrey, arrived in San Antonio with Kid Torreon, billed as the next logical opponent for San Antonio Tech student and young prospect aiming at Babe Arz_mend, Kid Carmonia, and other west coast battlers. Dibble Sports seeks an attraction game for Friday afternoon. call Trav 2913-R.
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Henry Moreno
Aging Grimes Struggles Sink Cubs as Warnecke Shines
Cubs falter with veteran righty Grimes failing to find form losing 5 to 4 to Brooklyn. Lonnie Warnecke delivers for Chicago sustained by strong Arkansas rookie show. Other league results: Boston over Philadelphia twice, Cardinals beat Giants, Phillies edge Reds, Indians 7 5 over A’s, Red Sox 8 7 over Tigers, Babe Ruth hits 25th homer in Yankees 6 3 win, Washington thunders Chicago pitching for 15 4 victory.
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Gayle Fingle
Sparta
Burleigh Grines
Rogera Hornsby
Cubs
Grimes
Hack Wilson
Lonnie Warnecke
Arkansas
Sable
Hornsby
Miness
Turne
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Phillies
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Detroit
Bebe Ruth
Frankie Crosetti
Yankees
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Indians Meet Owls at Clark Street Sunday Afternoon
The Texas Indians play the Dairyland Owls Sunday at Clark Street Park starting at 3 o clock. Both teams seek a win in a low scoring early season matchup and fans are urged to attend.
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Indians
Texas Indians
Dairyland Owls
Clarkstreat
Furniture List Confuses with Long String of Names
A garbled OCR shows numerous surnames and codes for a furniture firm and related listings. The dense stream includes many personal names, numbers, and partial entries, forming an unreadable catalog-like record with scattered references to individuals and items.
Pirates Triumph Highlighted In Muted Leadwire
A ragged collection of names and scores outlines a chaotic tally page. Pirates, Waner, and Phiten figures appear alongside American lead indicators and team names. several lines reference stolen items and various players with dubious spellings.
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Gavness
Namonaleau
Ballion
Waner
Pirateo -Thys Aone
Phiten
Tunalen
Phiien
A. Terry
Claiite
Ty Huns
Miele
Phinier
Eb Hurst
Hil Wein
Pirates
Troublax
Wanar
At- Worthin
Pega
Acléin
Phiten An Herman
Imamens
Hleln
Phaites
Wilson
Dovaers
Gtriep
Todeers Ands
Fitchim
Hetls
Hraves
Bvalonic
Piratea
Foxx
Athlelicg
Walker
Tigers
Rams
Simmons
Avielen
Foxy
Athdelles
Kans Baled
Atottes
Yankees
His
Tomé
Fox
Athtetics
Saymuth
Tankees
Staley Boxem
Tauiswon
Thea
Louwas
Merbiaed
Mee
I. Weuor
Doctors Will Get Trophies At Willow Springs Event
Medical and dental professionals will gather at the Willow Springs clubhouse lawn Thursday evening to honor Medical Dental golf tournament winners. Dr Talbot Foster will serve as master of ceremonies. Trophies will be presented by T J Dizon, Willow Springs manager, with boxing fixtures and a blind bogey tourney also noted.
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Willow Springs
Talbot Foster
Fred Forgerousse
G. Eborshardh
A. F. Cook
F. M. Douglas
FM. Sykes
W. J. Elserloh
O. C. Henry
T. J.dizon
Army League duel ends in 3 1 win for Second Artillery
In Army league action on Thursday the Second Artillery brigade defeated Randolph 3 to 1 to claim third place. Earlier Wednesday Kelly Field beat Randolph, with Station Hospital to play at Fork Sam Houston. Box score details include Abrams, Murphy, Rogers, and other lineup notes across innings and fielding highlights.
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Randolph Field
Kellyfield
Randolph
Kellyield
Fork Sam Houston
Abrams
Murphy
Kowsler
Buntaen
ArtiNerk Brigade
Murdulyte Wield
Rimes
Aurams
Matlin
Brown
Por Abruing
Michaels
Pidilios
Star
Myler
Aliitan
Mckibien
Olympic favorites: U S riders confident at Fort Rosecrans
An Olympic equestrian team led by Major Chamberlain prepares at Fort Rosecrans California. Colonel Scott says the United States will not concede to stronger foreign riders and aims to win in prize of nations dressage and three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Warne
Ansoetnion Tren Stall Weller
Didgo
Calif
United States
Onl. O
Scott
HD. Chamberlain
Scottt
Fort Riley
Kansas
Los Angeles
Major Chamberlain
W. B. Bradford
Argo
H. E. Tuttle
Dick Wareing
Ugly
Tan Bark
Joe Aleshire
Large Field Enters Sweepstakes Tourney at Willow Springs
A large field is expected for the weekly sweepstakes go le tournament at Willow Springs Monday afternoon. Ty Conch, manager, reports about 24 entries likely from parts of town. The event draws a mix of local participants and fans.
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Willow Springs
Ty Conch
Weissmuller Watches Boys Aim For Olympic Swim Team
In Coney Island pool, Johnny Weissmuller watched a field of young swimmers contest marks and potential Olympic spots. Hawaiians Kalili and Manuelli, 1981 AAU champion Schwartz, Michigan’s Lehrmeler, and others vied for finals in 100 and 200 meter freestyle events. Clarence Crabbe led 1600 meter prelims as finalists included Plinogan, Christy, Ruddy, Leedy, and Medica amid a crowded field of contenders.
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Mincie Athletic Club
Johnny Lehrmeler
Michigans
Clarence Crabbe
Los Angeles
Nates
Kull Brothers
Tereats
Stern
Crabbe
Ralph Plinogan
Coral Gables
Pla
James Christy
University of Michigan
Ray Ruddy
New York A
Cat Leedy
Yale
Jack Medica
Senile
Maters
Min Koulitis
Schwaets
Schmieler
Herbert Barthela
San Francisco
Gurtis Cummings
Ray Thompson
Naval Hepomy
George Fissler
New York
A. G. Arthur Highland
Northwestern University
Ogden Dalrymple
Johnny Woods
Honolulu
John Howland
Track Star Too Fast Gets Ticket
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO July 14 17 Ben Eastman the Stanford track star received a speeding citation from state patrolman John Hanlon after clocking 95 miles per hour on a city street. He must appear before Justice of the Peace Edward Farrell next Thursday.
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San Francisco
Ben Eastman
Stanford
John Hanlon
Oppear
Justice of Me
Edward Farrell
Rain Delays Matches in Colorado Open Tennis
Rain halted many matches in the Colorado Open with top players pushing through third round play. Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem beat Rody Bosworth of Denver 1 13611 while Quick of Dallas defeated Nelson Murch in three sets. Dorothy Workman of Los Angeles won 6 1 6 1 over Margaret Davis of Denver as men’s singles third round continues tomorrow. Mixed doubles saw Workman and Eli Colverhall defeat Mary McLean and Tom Harper 6 3 6 4. International League action Newark beat Toronto 3 1 and Buffalo edged Montreal 4 1 for a noted scoreline.
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Denver
Pub Muy
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Rody Bosworth
Mercur
Quick
Dallas
Nelson Mu
Tovh
Karsee City
John Harr
Dorothy Workman
Los Anles
Margaret Davis
Eli Colverhall
Mary McLean
Tom Harper
Denverites
Fugazy Eyes Dempsey Bout With Italian Giant In Sept
New York reports promoter Humbert J Fugazy seeks a Dempsey clash with Primo Carnera as the centerpiece of a possible September show. Fugazy says New York would back an Omher-Dempsey match and has Ebbets Field ready. A tentative offer to Dempsey is sent and terms must be agreed for a boxing commission appearance. Meanwhile a local practice game saw Denver Heights beat Lindbergh Park 19 to 2.
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New York
Humbert J. Fugazy
Ito
Ght
Primo Carnera
Jack Gross
Ebbets Field
Dick Deingsey
Fugaxy
Dempsey
Man Mountain
Manasse Mialer
Los Angeles
Elouds Field
Boxing Commission
Brooklyn
Cainero
Deimpiy
Meigs
Denver Heights
Lindbergh Park Club
Heights
Bill Schuls
Landis Rules Injure Buffs in Transfer Controversy
Houston reports that Lee Cunningham, infielder, was released outright to Tyler of the Texas league by the St. Louis Cardinals. Commissioner Landis disapproved the proposed transfer to Houston and noted Cardinals must place him on staff, release him, or trade him. Cunningham played for Houston in 1929 and for Danville in the Three-Eye league, having appeared in several games this season with Houston and showing a high batting average early in the Beayon.
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Houston
Texas
Lee Cunningham
Tyler
St. Louis Cardinals
Fret Ankenmen
Chicago
Keneraw M. Landis
Cunningham
Cardinal
Cardinals
Dan+vile
Beayon
Fight results headline from disordered OCR text
A garbled sports snippet lists several fighters and locations including Stour City, San Francisco, Phoenix, and Oklahoma. The fragment mentions a knockout result involving Patrasearg and Alphonse Gonzales with multiple misread names and places, rendering a coherent event unclear.
Rattan Arrives in Town For Reynolds Title Bout
Silent challenger Rattan lands in town for a Friday night world welterweight title bout with Jack Reynolds at Exposition Won arena. Promoter and Reynolds clashes led to the match after a damage suit, with George Poulos and Red Lindsay set for a box bout and additional undercard matches led by Ted Hinton as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rattan
Reynolds
Silent" Rattan
Jack Reynolds
Sheir
Exposi- Won
Ratan
Ralph Hammonds
Hammons
George Poulos
Red Lindsay
George Smet
Tiger Murdock
Welter Tration
Young Stecher
Alan Boggs
Dec Haines
Ted Hinton
Umatn
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Bill Parker
Muerta Weller
Ossewa Bos
Guardian
Stampede
Levinson
Hispanos
Merino
Kid Monterey
Dibble Sports
Aging Grimes
Anoadway Tentin Eragud Karatkin Furniture Co
Andervald
B. Anderwatt
Dement
Brewin
Goi Garven
Duanay
Hay
Almagus
Burleson
Iotem
Hagmaier
Haug
Patterson
Moore
Jones
Gomsaler
J. Juenset
Tulwis
Dentley
Pronk
Vaithieani
Hancock
VSS
Ur-Tgi
Sohmelder
Ari
Valet
Widenlandt
Turner Tentin Teague
Teobiun
Lehine
Jehne
Sachwater
Nivan
Bles Tenpin League
Kieermer
Cans
Den
Fluemel
Alr
Groshenner Rinerner
Tints
Treen
Handlenn
Taluln
Baikin
Winterhorne
Wastan
Cunnndl
Winterhornie
McManut
Ano
Lotnie
But Arte
Brester
Poon
Kaan
WARE
Keesler
Tag — Na
Bebriewer
Litandicap
OIA
Vukis
Jaake Dron Coy Flores
Aney Thipasetas
Angod
Atala
Rawning
Neda Iea
Mannan
Ras Ar Takaham Rt
AASAE
Tmome
Park Wractin
Fate
Tuohy
Taink
Ghas Perner
Mb Rhe Gah
Fotnia
Garth
Vetork
Gondwin Wiacke Ann
Claes Hn
Hon A Raagiaait
CY Chathonm
Juendienna Shert
Tuwinta Mackels Coats
Taudiyin
Anus Agseat
Hs Min
Wollmn
Alee Vegi
Ain Wir Natal
Wnoet
Fae Wong Alara
Army League
Olympic
Weissmuller
John Ruskin
Char Co
Wsttitutorn Aan
Antonin
Newark
Toronto
Bullimore
Montreal
Buffalo
Ester
Fugazy
Don
KTSA
Landis
Buffs
Orangs
L—Humberta Arce
Forte Rico
Ted Sandwinm
Stour Citys Town
San
Francissa
Joan Henry Lewis
Moenix
Ariz
Patrasearg
Ait
Alphonse Gonzales
Toon
Foxas
Gabby Dagdud
Ken’ Tork
Jan Limas
EL Cerriva
Snorkel Ant Rint Stee
Palen
Okla
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