District 8 amateur boxing opens three night tourney
The Light presents the District 8 T A A F boxing tournament in San Antonio at the Municipal auditorium with about 25 bouts on the first night starting 7 30 p m The field includes Fort Sam Houston Randolph Field M C A Latin American Sports Association and Spanish American league with many entries expected after weighings Sunday More than 200 amateur entries anticipated and the event crowns district champions who advance to the state T A A P tournament later in August the opening card features top boxers from Fort Sam Houston and local clubs as fans await high level action across weight divisions through the three night run.
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San Antonio
Delos Finch Jr
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Latin-American Sports Association
Weil
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Solldiers
Perpetual
Reln-Athletic Club
Randolph Field
Latin- Amurzinan Sports Association
Tie
Tays
Salinas Sports Club
Finch
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Fang
Speed
Pune
Te Ay AL
Algeria
Lorine Harris
Elmer Smith
Chea
Houston
Leo Brady
Henry Breast
Homer Car+ patter
Cgeorge Zusner
Jack Pownson
Townson
Hp Pifteenth First Artillery
Brass Aginst Zurner
Zurner
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Brast
Tickets On Sale At Auditorium For Boxing Tournament
Tickets for the T A A F boxing tournament are available Monday at the auditorium. Ring side seats cost $1, reserved 25 cents, unreserved 50 cents, balcony 5 cents. A limited number of enlisted men in uniform may attend for 15 cents.
Frick Fines Danning $150 For Protest At Polo Grounds
Harry Danning of the New York Giants was fined 150 by National League president Ford Frick after a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds with Cincinnati. He was ejected in the seventh inning of the first game for a strong protest over umpire calls from Len Batinofont.
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New York
Harry Dutating
New York Giants
Ford Frick
National League
Hetterdey
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Danning
Len Batinofont
Texas tennis champ wins Weet Texan singles title
George Bill of El Paso captured the Weet Texan open tennis singles title in Lubbock, defeating Ed Lefty Brown of Baylor in three sets 9-7, 2-6, 0-4. Brown and Joe Adams of Baylor also won the doubles championship, defeating Jock Baylor and Mendall Jones of Ablieve 8-0, 8-1.
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Ball West
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
George Bill
el Paso
Wasling Ed
Lefty” Brown
Baylor Univernally
Brown
Joe Adams
Baylor
Jock Baylor
Amateur Ball Drama Ends In Lacoste Diamond Thriller
Ambitious Sunday afternoon baseball at Lacoste diamond produced an 84 to I victory as Amateur Ball CY C edged Ma Lar Coste. Pitcher Hemiinz struck out batter after batter while Trin led LaCoste with four hits. The Flaudésa Lag zid Prospect Creamery clash drew fireworks as Fiandern’s team eclipsed opponents with strong offense and solid relief pitching. Vandies Kutberg Heiter contributed for the victors, while Proxnect Ell rast and others added support in a high‑scoring back‑and‑forth frame. The Orange Grove game featured Kach’a’s double and a late rally, but Doe Kretver endured the tough inning to keep the score close.
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CY C
Janssen
Cate
Ma Lar Coste
Flaudésa
Vrenel
Black Cats
Grange Grava
Renria
Tyenchy
A .Y
Kratzer
Wintorn
Dieringer
Koonja
Smith
Sportlights on three rounds of TA events at Municipal Auditorium
Harold Scherwitz previews Texas Amateur Athletics Federation district eliminations at the Municipal Auditorium. The event features three hours of rapid-fire bouts, with more action Tuesday and Wednesday as the tournament progresses. Fans are urged to attend, with excitement building for the first night of matches.
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Orff Bledéne
Munteljel
Wingitrude
Texas
Aillette Reieration
Ieather Buzcard
Municipal
Guainness
Ees
Mss
Epte
Amateur baseball doubleheader ends in 15-0 rout
Richler Cistol hosts a triple header where Art Voltmane Kids Rattelph Orld Ramblers and Fla-May Hike Darden Hesbarviston Cuba vie for top spots. In the opener, a 15-0 blowout over Russell Oilers with dominant pitching and smart fielding. Subsequent games feature high scoring and mixed errors as Wellmens, Alame Helehts Merchants and others contest.
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Art Voltmane
Rattelph Orld Ramblers
Darden
Hesbarviston
Cuba
Dan
Cate
ElaMor
Alame Helehts
FieStor
Pieset
Pressubes
Peterme Aoat
Aazenpan
Surry
Tolsts
Eniara
Guttarald Setae
Beldte
Epp
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Epp Bueders
Belk
Bow Teal
Lueders
Lang Mitcher Teal
Mla-Mor
Merchants
Ome
Lyons and
Butler
Mako Seeks Net Comeback In Heart of America Tour
Gene Mako of Los Angeles, last name in tennis, hopes to revive his career at the Heart of America tournament opener in Kansas City. Seeded No. 6, he faces a field of 160 entries at the Rockhill club, as Frank Parker defends his title and Bobby Riggs leads a strong Chicago lineup including notable seeds such as Jack Kramer and Hal Surface. Women’s entries feature Pauline Betz, Dorothy Handy, and Mary Arnot in top spots.
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Kansas City
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Heart of America
Don Budge
Nixrday
Rockhill Club
Frank Parker
Alladena
Call
Chaip
Bobby Riga
Chicago
Yack Xramer
Winter Park
Fla
Allsy Grant
Avlanta
Hal Surface
W. F. Coor
Kenens City
Ed Alloo
Winter’ Park
Fis
Bioface
Pauline Betz
Fin
Torothy Hundy
Mary Arnot
Stinson Wins 2 Races In Brownwood Regatta
Clarence Stinson from San Antonio takes two wins at the seventh Brownwood speedboat regatta at Lake Brownwood on Sunday. Maynew of Dallas led oilers money, while Henry Taubert of San Antonio placed in several heats. a fire damaged George Hayes Jr.’s boat but he escaped injury. Bob Mitchell of Dallas earned the hard luck trophy after his boat overturned in Class A hydroplane racing.
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Brownwood
San Antonio
Clarence Stinson
Lake Brownwood
Stinsonalade
Charles Maynew
Dallas
Herman
Cunner
George Hayes Jr
Lima
Hayes
Wes Hol
Bob Mitchell
Parmelee Released by San Francisco Bears
San Francisco June 2 14 Leroy Parmelee a fastball pitcher from Louisville in the American Association was outright released today by the San Francisco Bears The same lack of control that marked his major league career with the New York Giants Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics led to his failure to win in the Coast League He lost the only game he started this season and was unsatisfactory as a reliever.
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San Francisco
Leroy Parmelee
Louisville
Elven
San Francisco Bears
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Athletics
Jalopy Derby thrills as Henderson wins heated feature
Leroy Henderson leads a lively Jalopy Derby at Devil's Howl Sunday race. He clinches the feature, with Jack Mack and Vernon Stipp also posting strong showings in time trials, heats, and novelty events that draw laughs from the crowd.
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Leroy Gennerson
Hender Ro Stile
Regia
Af Ixenston
Jack Mack
Ta ¢Dale
Vernon Stipp
Jon Fast
Dack Perry
Tacky Back
Jack Perry
Wade Bodell
Leroy Henderson
Lee Sherman
Bede
Earl Simmons
Earl Chandiey
Duke Bordow
Newelty
Deck Mack
Chiek Perry
Swerpstas
Tex Koedig
Kiig Downun
Tubb Returns to Texas Loop
Nashville Vols announce pitcher Julian Tubb is traded to Nussa of the Texas League for Ray Campbell. Tubb, a right hander, won three games mainly in relief, as Nashville seeks more left handed pitching to strengthen the staff.
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Nashville
Julian Tubb
Nussa
Ray Campbell
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Tubb
Vols
Lalakce
San Antonio Light recap of Softhall S A season struggles
Softhall S A. Softrate Association report from the San Antonio Light notes Muley B Ulvivson and Magnes Jeniglne Jigader racing to secure a win. The team is seeking its first victory of the season after three losses and two draws as they prepare for upcoming league play.
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S. A. Softrate Association
Muley
Ulvivson
San Antonio
Beatiig Duners
Aioodag
Kulusties
Woynand Grorees
Majegde
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Spanisilam Rican League Player List and Notes
A garbled OCR style listing names and affiliations from Spanisilam Rican League includes players such as Chavez, Campos, Lara, Reyes, and Knucy. The fragment mentions teams, stores, and possible rosters with numerous misspellings and unclear references.
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Ranger
Pachy
Boye
Ols
Bao
Orol
Chavez Ant
Simon Aros
Billy
Ramey” Arevidus
Emndkisson
Wael
Ramis
Ruawhis Om
Ralterles
Jeane Rahawe
Gorton
Guldera
Dwi Harcal
Mt Thera
Cee
Ponte
Ning Gallarde
Mii Copna
Walter
Stewart Defeated by McNutt in Final at Southwestern
Stewart fell to McNutt 4 and 2 in the twenty seventh Southwestern amateur tournament final. McNutt, Bagooliman and city champion dominated Roswell II and defending Meller, advancing to the national open pot event in Port Worth.
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EL Paso
Dune
Spec Stewart
Port Worth
Jim Jifs
Blame McNutt
Bagooliman
Meller
New Crop In Women's Golf Takes Spotlight in Houston
In Houston, rising stars in women's golf draw attention as top young players spark optimism. Mary Agnes Wall, 22, from Menaminer, faces strong peers including Miss Wall, Pat Grant of Oklahoma Baptist, Pini Ola of Atlanta, and Elzaniic WH Ilumy of Chicago, signaling a deep, competitive field with potential to challenge established champions.
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Houston
Suns
Russell Mann
Fiala
Mary Agnes Wall
Menaminer
Minh
Miss Wall
Chicago
Fatty Sarena
Rendon Homer Sparkes Span-Am Meet At Ven Date
Rendon homer features in Span-Am. In a tense contest at Ven Date Geld, Rendon’s two-run circuit in the eighth breaks a 3-3 tie and lifts his team over the former runners-up Fred’s. Quality Paint also advances, 14-5, while Racemosotes and Prospect Hiya suffer losses. Pitcher data and team totals are listed with fielding notes and individual performances.
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Ramdon
Rendon
Pve
Bell
Fred
Hiteum Dacketa
Mirex
Ben Autiato Gin eclub weekly shooting results
A chaotic recap of a weekly shoot at the Ben Autiato Gin club with names like Mya Marty Tom Shury and Leish Tatlifever. mentions top scores in the 20q cage division and a 49 out of 50 near the end. Pendleton Waeles tore through the field, but Sunday’s runners-up and other names fill the rest of the report.
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Allhote
Ben Autiato
Mya
Marty
Tom Shury
Tayeaty
Sanday
Miceles Raniry
Leish Tatlifever
Bitthig Ut
Tenn Catter
Aoroni Wily
Ahan Hope
Lyra
Taek Reva
Pendleton
von Ureny
Tn Vaber
Unclear hockey and baseball lines from 20th century report
Fragmented sports notes list batters pitchers and teams such as Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City and Minneapolis with scattered scores and player names. The legible items reference Battersen Cram Under Nardauist Werstrickson Rosa Kearse Raffensberger Lanvhan Fernaade and several unclear venues and dates.
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Cohambus Toulay Ig Toledu Lisiatie Pate A. Pau
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Leptaville
Fmilanopolis
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Nardauist Maltyrstians
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Batteriea
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Rosa
Kearse
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Indians Turn Reed Loose
Oklahoma City reports reshuffle of infield as shortstop Reed is sent back to parent club Lou BV, Tot Nelson reclaiming shortstop duties. Reed arrived from Scranton and batted 123 times with Texan leaguers, hitting .606. Louis Regino moved to Salina after starting season, Indians continue utility options amid roster changes.
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Oklahoma City Tvs
Nelson
Thin Reed
Reed
Loubsville ‘Tir
American Association
Scranton
Louis Regino
Salina
Indians
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