Texas junior golf starter list opens at Brackenridge Park
The Texas junior golf tourney opens with 63 entrants from 17 towns across Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Brownsville Houston Port Arthur Beaumont Rusk Jackson Hill New Braunfels Orange Santa Monica Calf Baytown Mercedes McAllen Austin and more. Local favorites Lonnie Wentland and Jack Lee lead a field aiming to defend titles while the race for the 72 holes crowns the Public Links title shapes the weeklong event at Baltic scarred Tranketmnagh park.
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Young Halber
Gribbles
San Antonio
Torrnamental
Brackenridge Park
Horbert Grimhlae
San Anton
Lonnie Woodland
Bar Antoni
Ra Dinzel
Brownsville
Neal Mannion
Jaeteenvalle
Jonstroir
Austin
Bavol Sait
San Angely
Lncal Voluisters
Lonnie
Links
Texas
Public Links
Dallas
Fort Worth
Calf
Baytown
Mercedes
McAllen
City playoff series to open Saturday for amateur champions
Pliny in the city amateur baseball championship series begins this Saturday under the amateur baseball commission. Navarra club, Commercial League winner, faces F. E. Mueller Rangers, Sunday Morning League champions, in a three game set. One game likely at Public Service Field at 4 pm Saturday. a double header at 3 pm Sunday.
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Pliny
Amateuce Baseball Championsmp
Amateur Baseball Commission
Navarra
Paris
Hilspana
Aursiver
Ttle
Aur Depot
Pubtlin
Gervica
Farey City
Unclear Fight Results Mention Names and Places
Fragmentary report lists fighters and locales such as Hartfoys and Dallas Texas with scattered surnames and affiliations. OCR text is damaged, yielding unclear pairings and outcomes. No cohesive result or score is discernible.
Cardinal Boss Silent on Streat Oyster Card Boss Silent
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon declined comment on reports that manager Gabby Slew vych might not return next season. Breadon called it premature and said no hints of any change have been entertained. Rumors about a managerial change had gained credence in St Louis amid a season slump.
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St, Louis
Sam
Breadon
Louls Cardinals
Taha
Breaden
Albaugh Defends Riverside Title in Southside Tourney
Reuben Albaugh, who tied for second in the recent municipal meet, will defend his Riverside title next Sunday as the Southside journey opens with a qualifying round. Raymond Myler, course manager, says one week per minute. Many top local amateurs, except Lonnie Wendlaid, will compete as Bernhard Schriever has moved to California. Entry fee 50 cents, all funds for prizes.
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Reuben Albaugh
Riverside
Minteh
Raymond Myler
Ramrod
Moch
Lonnie Wendlaid
Portland
Gre
Bernhard Schriever
Sanefornia
Suitis
Willy
Old Chicago Derby Revival With $10 000 Added
Chicago Derby revival announced by Hawthorne track operators with a $10 000 added purse. The event is set for Saturday August 5 at Hawthorne in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawthorne
Dempsey to Wed Hannah Witla in Reno? Talk Spreads
Reno talk swirls over Jack Dempsey reportedly marrying Hannah Witla in Reno Nevada as he arrives from Salt Lake City. The former heavyweight champion, now a Reno resident seeking divorce from Estelle Taylor, may wed tonight amid nearby plans that Max Baer and his wife could join at Ancil Hoffman’s Roseville ranch for a honeymoon foursome.
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Renq
Nevada
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Reno
Estelle Taylor
Oakland
Calif
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
New York
Dempseys
Baers
Roseville
Baer
Uot
Dorothy Dunbar
Ancil Hoffman
Anid
Dempsey
Miss Williams
Simmons Predicts Pennant for Yanks and Rival Five
New York Yankee great Al Simmons picks the Yankees Senators and White Sox to finish first through third in the American League. He says the Yanks have the best team in the league and warns Sox cannot repeat without blame. He notes tension with the Senators and a competitive press at games.
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Simmons
Yanks
New York
al Simmons
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chicago
Unclear Boxing Card Results From Historic Meet
Disjointed OCR notes recount various boxing bouts across cities like New York Oklahoma Massachusetts and Montreal with names such as Abe Coleman Dick Raines Joe Makeewire Zelaniak and Pat Fraley. Scattered scores and disqualifications appear amid fragmented phrases and mixed place names.
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Garfield
Len
Macilasa
New York
Rurses
Oklahoma
Camden
Abe Coleman
Dick Raines
Texas
Wilmington
Del
Paul Boesch
Mike Mazurki
Drew, Chath
Portland
Pat Fraley
Ovoniv
Chariey Si
Strack
Montreal
Que
Joe Makeewire
Otea
Noo X
Yanka Zelerniak
Russia
Zelcaniak
Twa Lalla
Capt. Edgar A. O'Huir New Fort Sam Sports Chief
Capt. Edgar A. O'Huir is named sports chief at Fort Sam Houston succeeding Maj. Edmund J. Edwards who returns to duty with the Fifteenth Field Artillery after two years directing Army sports at Fort Sam. The change places O'Huir in charge of athletics and recreation programs for the Second Division.
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Edgar A. O'Huir
Ielm
Secon
Fort Sam Houston
Maj
Edmund 3. Edgwards
Capaci
Fort Sam
Edwards Gres
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Park Boxing and Wrestling at Beasevelt Park Arena
The open air park venue hosts boxing and wrestling on Tuesday with 18 pounder Bill Deckman and 185 pound Sailor Johnny Klein in the main two out of three falls wrestling match and a one hour limit. Dick Armstrong presents a boxing card at Brackenridge park featuring XC Wells versus Mister Wimpy in the top bout. Vargas meets Galindo while Gillespie tackles Beck and Young Cavanaugh faces Sally the Terrible with Kid Scotty in one fall bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasevelt Park
Bill Deckman
Fi Charge
Sailor Johnny Klein
Big Boy Estes
Dick Armstrong
Brackenridge Park
O. Wells
Mister Wimpy
Collins Gardens
Naide Vargas
ER O. Galindo
Pat Gillespie
Sonny Beck
Simon Hatties Young Cavanaugh
Sally the Terrile
Kid Scotty
Leaders Lead In Aces and Strikeouts Across Texas
A fragmentary box score style item lists leaders for various categories. It mentions players such as Bonura of Dallas and Greer of Houston with notable figures like Washington of Fort Worth and Darrow of Galveston in a multi-team context. The text references strikeouts and triple plays with several city names including Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston, and Beaumont.
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Senay Leauua Dradens
Dallas
Washington
Fort Worth
Bonura
Ay Talon Baer
Cliftan
Beusirvant
Darrow
Dalverton
Greer
Houston
Mouston
Thormahien
Galvacion
Innis
Aitey
Reaumont
McDiarmid and Bryan Capture Southern Doubles Crown
John McDiarmid and Robert Bryan of Chattanooga won the Southern doubles title at the national clay court tournament in Atlanta. They defeated Bray Grant and opponents 6-3 6-3 11-8 to clinch the crown. Meanwhile Northwestern coach Dick Hanley had his tonsils removed to aid the 1933 football season, aiding his voice for practice future.
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Atlanta
John “McDiarmild
Fort Worth
Robert
Detty") Bryan
Chattanooga
Une
Bray Grant
Wollen
Kat Evanston, Jr
Dick Hanley Sinn
Northwestern
Lough
Willcxt
PLAYGROUND BALL REPORT FROM MAHK WHITMAN
Local Commercial League action at San Pedro park features Bell Telephone defeating Troan Ming Exes 13 to 8 in the first game. Riverside Baptists edge ACM. 5 Co 0, as the season nears its end with two top teams clashing and Tuesday night games set at San Pedro.
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Mahk Whitman
San Pedro Parc
Bell Telephone Company
Troan Ming
Ley
Alk Tins
Neatala
Peerce
Pisking
Bel
Samuel
Exes
Bell Telephone
Robarann
Ant Geba
Troon
Exea
Lubel
aJoake Brothers
Frost N3
Tonal Bank
Renz
Jorke
Wyeat
Mit
Delado
Gatterien
Riverside, Welch and
C. Crow
Arnatt
Raha
San Pedra
Jeanue
Tava
Porkifong
Tegma
Seagns la
Leazon— Reading Liberty
Ken Hicks
Zi Hedrien
Bunnie Haupe
Bluenose Wins Mackinac Race In Calm Passage
Bluenose, the international champion fishing schooner chartered by Addison Stullwell of Chicago, wins the twenty annual Chicago Mackinac Sand Passage. The schooner completed the 331 mile voyage in slightly over 12 hours and 45 minutes, arriving at Mackinac Island at 7 05 45 O D T. Weather was clear and calm, slowing progress across ten heats.
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Mackinac
Mackinau Island
Addison Stulwell
Chicago
Welock O. D. T
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Tiurne
Ellae Prides
Dows -Iack Lee
Oraco
Champior
Che
Tranketmnagh Park
Pepe
Mary Sikeses
Fin Gardner
Wil ‘Torrzon Oe
Afr
Bardokoine Walla
Pelres
Jack Lee
Orange
Ment
Weal Sprinatgle
Mass
Univn
Hartfoys
Adolph “Heweer
Uer
Perry Haute
Ind
Sammy
Terre Hajie
Willian Chicacu
Mitchell
Centralia
Andy Divodl
Hanis Delgado
Garfield Riew
Beangey
Albaugh
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Dixie
Renoa Flutter
Cecelia Dempsey
Salt Lake , City
Rassling
McDiarmid & Bryan
San
Purrauser Brannon-Signaigo Cigar CO
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