Campbell to Show Up Garcia Campbell in 10tound Bout
Campbell vows to defeat Garcia in a ten round featherweight clash at Flower program on Crawford roof Monday night. He calls himself no punk and promises a strong show while facing Mexican veteran Garcia who has fought locally since youth. Junior Cane faces Morris Eagelson and Kid Williams meets Kid Gorilla in six rounders. four round bouts and a crowd at 8 30.
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Campbell
Florida
Carlos Garvin
Crawford Roof
Campbell Bay
Fis
Frankie Graham
Low’ Nevarro
Babe Colima
Howard Scott
Bill Miller
Mickey Genaro
Willie Widdle
Speedball Sikes
Henry Reed
Ray Callamenis
Joe Bain
Chicka Cisneros
Eddie Shea
Turk Takes Tulsa Outboard Laurels at Regatta
In a rain soaked Tulsa regatta at Lake Mohawk Hershel Turk of Tulsa led with four firsts and a fourth plus top finishes across classes. Ruth Herring of Fort Worth posted the fastest overall average speed while Dick Neal of Kansas City and Grace Opplman of Miami also earned podium spots.
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Turk
Tulsa
Okts
Hershel ‘Turk
Sienna- Monel
Une
Tulsa Boat Club Regalia
Mohawk Lake
Ruth Herring
Fort Worth
Hierberts
Dick Neal
Kansas Ily
Grace Opleman
Miami
Ari Sauerberg
St. Louis
Coleman
Walter Everett
Everett
Arxihwr Sauerburg of &T. Louis
Tom Kathir
Watkegan
Riverside Golf Tour Qualifying Postponed Amid Idle Weekend
Riverside golfers faced a weekend postponement in the Riverside golf tournament qualifying round. Course manager Raymond Miler said scores can be turned in through next Sunday. With 54 entries, Reuben Abaugh leads with 48, Fred Forsyth Jr. second at 16 behind. The championship will feature 16 players in the final rounds.
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Riverside
Wes Hains
Civil War Spur Found on Old San Antonio Trail
Rancher Mose Millan recovers a Civil War era spur from Lou Boyett of Chapel along the San Antonio to Linstown trail. The spur, nine inches long and four inches wide, bears a history of blacksmith craftsmanship and a single surviving wheel fragment buried in Trinity County near Grovelawn. It was once owned by T. W. Boyett for about 35 years.
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San Baba
Mose Mill Hean
Comnmuntty
Lou Boyett
Chapel
Zalseds
Calle
San Antonio
Lnuistang
Trinity County
Grovelawn
T. W. Boyelt
Diogenes' Quarry Located at Last in Childress
Diogenes search for an honest malt ends with W G Redding of Childress finding a purse containing 112.05 dollars. He turned the money over to authorities and the owner was located in Daline. The purse was found under a tree near the highway by a Dallas man who stopped for an outdoor inch.
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Diogenes
Childress
W. G. Redding
Redding
R. F.C
Daling
Dallas
San Saba Plans Federal Projects
San Saba residents hear three federal jobs programs under the self liquidation funds plan considered by the center committee. Proposed projects include county park improvements, water system upgrades, and plans for an auditorium and gymnasium at a high school campus with central heating.
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San Saba
Nhe Centrm
Austin Swim Stars Coming to Woodlawn Pool Meet
Austin's city aquatic team plans to participate in a series of summer events with San Antonio parks squad on August 13 and the city championship scheduled for August 27 at San Pedro pool. Woodlawn pool hosted a Sunday meet with notable performances including John Conahay challenging Lieut. George Garton in the 200 yard free style. Woodlawn, San Pedro, and Roosevelt Park led the league standings heading into two remaining games.
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Austin
Woodlawn
Herbert Stark
San Pedro
San Pedro Park
Roosevelt Park
Breckenridge
Hoosevel
Roosevelt
Adyar
Sen
Stanley Diving
Anrondal Werbert Stark
Denzel J. O'Connell
Adelage Gursch
John Reeves
Edward Biewler
Louie Bien
Wavern
Webster
Frank Caceres Suyard
Buys— Touls
Sten
Suny Mart
Allan Wiggins
W. Ellison
Daniel J. O'Connell
Bill Gregor
Jimmy Marth
Beriny ‘Hendolph
J. Webster
George Garlon
Wilton Curtis
Poys
Fred Long
Tiersnei Livingston
Uouls Lien
George Garton
John Conshos
Elagon
Narodi Pray
Frank Caceres
D. J. O'Connell
Awron Bleutar
Edwart Biesier
Bill Greigr
Ving Elms
Winnie Jen Re Fr Etre
Ie Tuttic
Free Horse Races at Riverside Speedway Next Sunday
Riverside to host a free horse racing program next Sunday with live taugtails racing around the wall-mite track. D A Fuman, organizer, says all horses are eligible and top reins from Tondo Stockdale and other Southwest Texas towns are expected to compete.
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Riverside
Riverside ‘Speedway
Wal-Mite
D. A. Fuman
Tondo
Stockdale
Texas
Buman
Soils Bureau Plans August Start on County Works
Tyler July 41 The soils bureau of the county will begin improvements around August 1 as stated by B. H. Hendricks chief. A $10 000 allotment from the public works fund funds the project with $2500 for road improvements to various ports of the station. The balance will cover building a house laboratory a mining wheel and other improvements.
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Tyler
Sith County
Bureau of Soills
Etalon
Heghy
B. H. Hendricks
Absentee Voting Set for Hidalgo County Election
Absentee voting on the August 28 election will begin in Hidalgo County on August 7, announced by County Clerk Genie Vere. Ballots will be distributed to eligible voters.
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Mcallen
Ogi
Hidalgo County
Gutinty
Genie Vere
San Antonio Athletes Win in Houston Relays
San Antonio swimmers and divers claimed several individual titles at the Houston meet, with Elsie Allison and Lieut. George Garton leading the San Antonio entries. Houston edged San Antonio for team honors, 62 to 9, as the Texas A. I. U. championships concluded.
British star out of Maidstone tourney in East Hampton
Mary Heeley the top ranked British player fell in the Maidstone invitation quarter finals as Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of Orange New Jersey won 5 7 1 0 5 7 5. Advancing to the semi finals with Van Ryn were Betty Nuthall of England and Alice Marble of San Francisco. Nuthall defeated Margie Sachs of Boston in the first round and won by default from Mrs L R C Michell while Marble beat Josephine Cruickshank of Los Angeles 6 4 6 2 in the only other singles match played Sunday.
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East
Hampton
N. J
Mary Heeley
Maidstone
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Orange
L. R. C. Michell
Miss Marble
Josephine Cruickshank
Los Angeles
Hall wins Westfield Trophy in clear 6 1 6 1 6 2 sweep
Hall of Westfield defeats Darald Hayr ley of East Orange 6 1 6 1 6 2 in the Tina) match of the northern New Jersey men's singles championship to gain permanent possession of the Westfield Tennis Club silver trophy. Hall had previously claimed the cup in 1928 and 1928 after a long rivalry dating to 1933.
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I Hall
Westfield
Nualy
Gilbert
Tall
Soul Orange
Westfield Tennis Club
Darald Hayrley
East Orange
New Jersey
Hall
Hawthorne Race Card Readout With Numerous Entries
Murky listing from Hawthorne shows a long racing card with many horse names and consignments. Several notable entries include My Bass Round Table Browd Step and Wise Dream plus multiple regional terms and odd spellings suggesting a chaotic OCR of a race program.
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Hawthorne
Round Table
Ahan
Xarl Patel
Merrily Monel
Ondolt
Asinevanali
Ohio
K. Ware
Wise Dream
Peacock Bluy
Babee
Sinton
Black Comet
Brant Park
Soul
Drury
Wild Dress
Litinom
Pinyt
Yuplication
Else
Sally Bonre
Jan Sida
Spade Brown
Espies City
Nancy
Inflee
Prince Star
Device
Brad
Pech Bud
RolJeson Cedsoe
Sesniih
Rupsealiion
Miney Myerson
Gwenny
Amateur Ball Commission to Meet for Schedule Adjustments
The city amateur baseball commission will convene at 6 15 Monday morning at Sue Roemer store with Commissioner A G Roemer to rearrange the title player schedule disrupted by the rain which postponed all activity Sunday. The San Perdondo Cardinals and El Fenix Butchers, chant Plons of the Pariah and Spanish American leagues, likely will be re scheduled for next Sunday. The Major League play elf between the Air Depot and Public Service will go on next Saturday and Sunday, with a single game Baluhday at Public Service field and a double header Sunday at the Air Depot dlattend. The Red Hridue Aces want to re and the Prospect Hill Yellow jackets await word on a Saturday game at League Park. Arellano tossed a three hit ball Sunday as the Prospect Hill Yellowjackets beat Gonzales Barbers 4 2. A single by Heymaker with bases loaded gave the Pastoffice a 7 8 victory over Canton Tigers in 12 innings at Conception Park.
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City Amateur Baseball Com Commission
Sue Roemer
A. G. Roemer
San Perdondo Cardinals
el Fenix Butchers
Ily
Air Depot
Public Service
Heymaker
Canton Tigers
Conception Park
Sifl
Morris
Demer
Postelliog
Conlon Tigers
Abiloa
ABITO
A. Wood
Kanalas
Watseh
Lauf
Morrs
Mary
Rosh
Postottter
Fanthen
Howe
C Hideway
iBarr and Hess Capture Virginia Doubles Championship
Two Texans Dec Barr of Dallas and Wilbur Hess of Houston won the Virginia stars doubles title in Hot Springs Va defeating Eddle and Billy Jacobs of Baltimore 19-8 6-2 6-1 Hess starred with precise shots while Eddie Jacobs won the singles title the previous day afterxty.
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iBarr
Hess
Virginia
Hot Springs
Dec” Barr
Dallas
Wilbur Hess
Houston
Virginia Stars
Eddle
Billy Jacobs
Baltiore
Eddie Secobs
Cyclists Begin Last Leg to Galveston from Houston
Cyclists from Dallas and Fort Worth started the final leg of a 200 mile speed trip after an overnight stop in Houston. Babbye Proc and Qille May Newton led the group as they left for Galveston, nearing the trip's end with riders tired but hopeful.
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Houston
Way
Babbye Procor
Qille May Newton
Dallas
Galveston
Early 20th Century Baseball Leaders and Stats Fragment
A fragmented list of league leaders and stats from the era, naming players such as Wausett, Hostetler, Bonar, Klein, and Hubbell. Includes categories like runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching marks with various teams including Dallas, Galveston, San Antonio, Pirates, and Phillies.
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TEXA
Ager
Tulsa
Howe
Bonara
Daflas
Aglums
Bonars
Dallas
Duns
Scorea
Bonar
Datlag
Stalen
Chiton
Beaumont
Thirnahlen
Galventon
Darrow
Galveston
Eames
Reer A Cvengros
Houstray
Tee
Assoedurs Treas
Piague
Alice
Davis
Marlin
Cariingla
Wener
Pirates
Batled
Kizig
Phillies
Vagennn
Klein
Fillies
Pyllis
Phaltes
Waner
Venghan Pirates
Viner
I Dermin
Cube
Bergorip
Riga
Palle
Martin
Imala
Frisch
Cardinale Dace
Sereimala
Hubbell
Glents
Tinning
Cubs
Simmons
Foye
Athietics
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athieti
White Sox
Wees
Athletics
Simmona
Wiite Sox
Manush
Benatora
Tara Be Cig
Sreein
Senators
Ruell
Ticers
Ripley
Coruba
Yorkeex
Rome
Shannan
Aled
Sande Plans Return to Saddle at Saratoga Meet
Veteran jockey Sande, once king of Jacksy’s, weighs a comeback as Saratoga opens. He recalls early 1920s dominance, training limits, and a keen memory of Billy Kelly’s race tactics, noting his preference for stablework over racing after 1930.
Braves Get Smith From Cincy's Reds
Cincinnati Reds traded pitcher Bob Smith to the Boston Braves for waivers. Smith, in the big leagues since 1923, joins the Braves in a move reported from Cincinnati on July 31. A golf winner from Eastern Point, Conn., Max R. Marsian of Philadelphia, defeated Don Ader of Willimantic to win a Shenecossest invitational golf event in its seventh edition.
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Braves
Smith
Cincy
Reds
Cincinnati
Fitcher
Bob Smith
Cieinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Toul Sun- Gay
Marston
Eastern Point
Conn
Max R. Marsian
Philadelphin
Invitaton
Don Ader
Willimantic
Sonnenberg Seeks Reno Divorce From Wife
Hollywood July 31 1925 Gus Sonnenberg former world wrestling champion will travel to Reno Nevada to establish residence and sue Judith Allen for divorce He admits love for her and says the couple cannot get along He cites conflicting careers and frequent travel as the reason plus a hospital illness Quoted also Gene Miko wins Chicago tennis title over Don Butler in straight sets
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Hollywood
Hit
Gus Sonnenberg
Rev. Nev
Gene Mako
Chicago
Gene Miko
Los Angeles
Don Butler
Ban Minciveo
No Rest for U S Cup Team in Olympic Tennis Event
The American Davis Cup players, Ellsworth Vines Wilmer Allison George Holt John Van Ryn and Keith Gledhill, head to compete in the annual Maryland invitation tournament as part of the Olympic buildup. Other returning Bevis squad members Lester Stoelen and Cliff Sutter travel, with Frank Shields Frankie Parker Manin Bryan Granl Jank Cidbell among entrants. Vines may be unfit after a severe ankle injury in the Inter-zone final.
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Squtrampion
America
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
George Holt
John van Ryn
Keith Gledhill
Lester Stoelen
Clit Sutter
Wim- Wicd
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Snooks" Campbell
Carlos Garcia
Plores Brothers
Austin Swim Stars Coming
SAN Antonians
San Antonio Aequatic Stars
Elsie Jane Allison
San Anthoniga Meno
Sac Anitonia
Hrlen Floward
Houatin
Stanley Barrly
San’ Antonio
Peale Wilkins
Struke
Dan Freechind
B. J. Webster
Floyd ‘Ward
George Crate
Houstom
A. Wolfe
San Antono
Hutler
Perryman
Johnny Knowles
Ferrell Shaw
Donald Grubbs
Irvine
Clifton Barnett
The
Sages
Bova Jameson
Honaton
N. Norviz
Hoertex
Neenada
Hernila Greig
Stanley Harris
Cambridge- Nl
Silas
Hridue
Arellano
Prospect Hill Yellowjackets
Gonzales
Smeaton
Nation
Pitts
Toerion
Moral
Philadelphi
Anerican
Pimmons
Shun
Ryan ' Tas
Hodtaup
Mynvan
Wali
Eae
Foes
Sunate Pila
Sande
Fikank G. Menke
New York
Bari Sanrig
Wivkab Atraier
Tbs
Kihg
Jacksy
Jockey Club
New Orleans
J. K. L. Ross
Canada
Rancocas Stable
Gallant Pox
Thal
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Bully Kelly
Ross
Salle
Billy Kelly
Billy
Hin
Army League
Wan Tost
Owi
Erika Kelly Rouka
Eld el
U Ae En K
Monicury
Ancy Oni
AriMevy
Kelly Tel
Second Field Artillery
Kelly
Eaton Siblay
Segond
Brook
Baltern
Wiehnéla
Sadoe
Bunitotn
Aiidilers
Aadannley
Aid Wested
Ardillery
Ann Hendrix
Sm Volipes
Wally Jebarduon
Terbow
Mandelpt
Bookll
Brookx
del Ely
Rolly
Sonnenberg
Mel
Welion
Tweerona Litte
Raul Tellow
Miss Allen
Senk bin
Jim Browning
E Josk A
Brothers Sany
KEM Shoe ST
Florsheim
Floresheim
Laninus Florsheim
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