Newark wrestler Levin wins world heavyweight title disqualification
New Jersey wrestler Dave Levin, listed as 492 pounds, won the world heavyweight title when Ali Baba of Detroit was disqualified by Referee Frank Sinhora after Levin was kicked in the groin. Levin, acting as a substitute, ended the bout after 21 minutes and was hospitalized with pelvis injuries deemed good by doctors. X rays to confirm pelvis damage were planned.
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Newark
Dave Levin
Jastinea
Ali Baba
Detroit
Frank Sinhora
Paterson
Levin
Jamaica
Shetter Levin
In State Tennis Finals Face Longhorn Duo Challenge
At Waco on June date uncertain, top Texas Longhorns Gor Pease of San Antonio and Lindsay Franklin of Topeka led the Southwest Conference champions toward victory. Dallas veteran Tiste Adowe teamed with John Farr to win a four setter over Pease in doubles, while Carl Smalley of Palestine and Moulton Fincher of Abilene with Jack Wallace of Los Angeles won the junior doubles title.
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Waco
University of Texas
Souad
Tinals
Gorflim Pease
San Antonio
Linsay Franklin
Topeka
Kan
Longhorn
Tiste Adowe
John Farr
Dallas
Rom Pease
Carl Smalley
Palestine
Adone
Ed Baizfield
Chester Grangilte
Austin
Ive
Texas Ssee shotgun tourney opens with world record claim
Ed Lid say Paris Texas pro aims to lead a new world order as the Texas Ssee association tour opens. Lindsay led the opening program with impressive scores, setting a claimed 299 consecutive birds record from 1931 Far Southwest matches. High amateur was Billy Clayton of Colvin Oxia though not eligible for state honors. Four Texas entrants tied with a Los Angeles rival for second, including W G Duncan D W Conway Lee Welland Johnny Lawborn Tyler and Don Morrison Los Angeles. Bobby Batsell Brownsville led the field with 67 of 75 in the avi-sion while Mrs A Young Houston topped the women with 68 and faced rival Mrs BC Stovall Grahem who had 52.
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FL Paso
Ed Lidsay
Paris
Texas
Lindsay
Billy Clayton
Colvin
Oxia
Houston
Stovall
Grahem
Local Track Meet Results From New Jersey Meet
At Allentown and nearby towns results show multiple weight and sprint events. Athletes such as Dan Sonnenberg and Ralph Garibaldi posted strong marks with scores around 200 to 353 in listed weights and distances across New Jersey venues including North Bergen and Hanover.
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Avfordsted Press
Newath
N.J
Dave Lugin
Tamaica
Noy
Son Qver Ali Baba
Drigoll
Allentown
Dan Gus Sonnenberg
Hostun
Raiph Garibaldi
St. Louis
North Bergen
WN. T
Liltin Woilt
Colorado
Wank Harper
Hanover
Fight Results From Associated Meet Include Wins and Outpoints
The report lists several boxing outcomes with fighters from locations such as Bellywood, Cleveland, and San Diego. Notable results include Bellywood’s Carmen Barch outpointing Swete Berg Fung in San Diego and Hane Hankinson defeating Lee Saw Sold 980 in Akron. Other lines reference regional scores and boxers, followed by brief mentions of weathered league games and a classifieds tease for room listings.
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Trent
Bellywood
Calif
Carmen Barch
Cleveland
Swete Berg
Fung
San Diego
Hane Hankinson
Akron
Ohio
Lee
St. Fay
Dallas golfers reach all Dallas final in Texas Golf tourney
The 50th annual Texas Golf Association championship at San Antonio Country Club featured Texas junior champion Clark Schumacher facing Bill Skeeters from Tenison Park in a Dallas dominated final. Skeeters upset Behrmacher and defeated Reynolds Stith to reach the final, while Schumacher, a former junior champion, battled past top rivals including Todd and Schriever in a tense 16 hole morning match play.
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Clark Nealon
Don Schumacher
Glen Lakes
Dallas
Bill Skeeters
Tenison Park Muhicipad
Miso Fh Daas
San Antonio Country Club
Hirtieth
Schumacher
Texas
Skeeters
Smithton Methodist
Senmacher
All-Dallas
Hany ‘Todd
W.R
Shorty") Long
Austin
Reynolds Smith
Walgerry
Bernhard Lehriever
North Texans
Gus Moreland
Jimmy MacGonagill
Todd
Smith
Gi Appleby
East Texas
Schnever
Shorty Long
Strievers
Schriever
Keaters
O'ita Watts
Behrmacher
Hack
Reynolds Stith
Os Walker
Quarterfinal Golf Results From Texas Scramble
Tournament reports mixed results across flights with players from Dallas San Antonio and Corpus Christi advancing. Notable wins include Corpas and Schilver defeating opponents 4 and 6 and 4 and 3 while Schumischer beat Todd in 26 holes. several first and second flights list matches with scores and opponents across Fort Worth Dallas and San Antonio.
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Aamronspe
Fligut
Ard Schilever
Dallas
Fietuatea
Ns Corpas’ Christi
Sharty Tong
Ateynolda Anit
SB Strue
Williford
San Antonio
Don Schumischer
Harry Todd
Championship Flights and Consolations Golf Results
In the semifinals Deeters defeated Sotrlever and Schirenicher beat Smith three and two. Marlin defeated Gorles in the PIBST flight while Harlan edged up 19. Miller defeated Keith. Alvarez beat Wigley five and two. In Championship Consolation Sherrill beat Hatotian one up. Gross beat Alan four and two while Ramsey beat Allen two and two. Wedlington beat Rice one up. In Record Flight Consolation Brisea ousted Lawhorn two up. Schall defeated Belange six and five. Sanon Flight Gharies Scheciner Za Antohie defeated Horace Gooch of San Antonio two and two. Catt TE Howard of San Antonio defeated Alex Welle of Compe Christi seven and five.
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SANON
Gharies Scheciner
Za Antohie
Horace Gooch
San Antonio
Catt TE Howard
Alex Welle
Compe Christi
Golf trophy delayed by Texas Golf Association vote
The Texas Golf Association will delay awarding its 1937 tournament title until a July 19 meeting of the executive committee at Brockholmen Country Club in Dallas. At the Fort Antonio Country Club annual meeting, four tournament sites and an officer election were also postponed. Austin Country Club Colonial Country Club Fort Worth River Oaks Country Club Houston have entered bids for the event.
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Texas Galf Association
Brockholien
Dallas
Fort Antonio
Austin Country Club
Colonial Country Club
Fort, Worth
River Oaks
Houston
Rain Delays Polo Match In International Series
Hurlingham officials postpone the second match of the international polo series between America and England to June 20 due to rain. America won the first match 10 to 0 as they defend the cup.
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Murlingham Club
Eng
Eunice Dean and Evangeline McLennan Win Southern Women Doubles
Eunice Dean of San Antonio and Evangeline McLennan of Decatur defeated Mrs. Lila Porter of Mobile and Fesyl Lewis of Nashville six six to win the Southern women's doubles title in Memphis. Dean meets Porter in the singles final today.
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Memphis
Tuin
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Tex
Evangeline McLennan
Decatur
Als
Lila Porter
Mobile
Ala
Fesyl Lewis
Nashville
Miss Dean
Miss Porter
Golf meet advances players through tight 20 hole battles
The round featured multiple 20 hole matches with Schriever beating Ward 6 and 5 and Schumacher needing 20 holes to best Todd. Smith struggled late with three putts on the thirteenth and sixteenth while others rode hot stretches including a 60 foot approach for a birdie and a long par salvaging wins.
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Senmacher
BeAviacher
Smith
Honntiss
Box
Schriever
Milton Ward
Gocpus Christi Municipal
Lava
Par Gelf
Spprnach
Inder
Schreyer
Skeeters
Enmith
Hack Waliford
Iar
Lowe
Schumacher
Todd
Dan
Mel Gonagill
Coast Trials At Stanford Draw 112 Athletes
Palo Alto California June 13 1 A regional track trials at Stanford drew 112 athletes from clubs and smaller colleges seeking spots for semi finals in Los Angeles June 26 27 Contenders include Ben Fastman Bob Lark Mottrem Durts Pollock Williams Welershauser Deay Levy and others in events across distances Javelin and discus also featured King Mackerel running reports from Fort Isabel note broader fishing success with large catches daily.
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Palo Alto
Calif
United States
Stanford University
Los Angeles
Ben Fastman
Bob Lark
John Mottrem
Gorden Durts
San Francisco
Marsus Pollock
Archie Williams
University of California
Jack Welershauser
Ray Deay
Phil Levy
Stanford
Bob Farke
University of Oregon
Williams
Eastitan
Billy MclCundy
Cole
Clark
Fresno
Unisveer
Parke
Rowland
Mottram
Dunn
Levy
Detroit Derby List Led by Rushaway
Detroit, June 13. Rushaway the brow horse already has captured three derbies and dominates a field of eight entries for the third running of the $25,000 Added Detroit derby. Impost at 123 pounds, top contender to extend turf history with a fourth Derby win. Jockeys and entries include Split Second with 114 pounds, Holyrood and Sparta, and various Whitney and Vanderbilt stable connections. The race is over a mile and three sixteenths.
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Detroit
Rush- Away
Tarn
Whinev
King Janehily
Max Hirsch
Valuey
Bold Venture
Fm Hanford
Split
Holyrood
Sparta
William Smoky
Bauders
Omaha
Tallerdemallon
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney
Raymond
Sonny”) Workman
Whitney Stables
Ph Roberts Tughoat Frank
Flag Cadet
Norman Heytangas
Thums Czbanizs
J. Shirley Riley
Cavalcade In
Furniture Golfers Go to San Marcos
The San Antonio Furniture Men’s Golf Association hosts its monthly handicap tournament in San Marcos on Sunday with nine pairings listed by time. Players include Lloyd Darby, Leroy Schwarty-Kopf, Roy Jones, Paul Newman, and others across multiple start times. unlisted golfers will be paired at the ice in Say Marcoe.
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San Marcos
San Antonio
Lloyd Darby
Leroy Schwarty- Kopf
Roy Jones
Paul Newman
Lester Hill
Leo Toudouze
Henry Rogers
Grice Chaney
Milton Karatkin
Foussome
Jack Lowrey
A. L. Lawrence
C. J. Gran
George Fake
Gordon Robertson
Hal George
LR. Atkins
Terry Ha
Otto Wertheim
A. Wheeler
Clarence Crossett
George Faber
Aml Gasithers
Tuck Ticker
John Irwin
Bill Smallgoar
Benard Kavotkin
Henry Alterman
Tony Polafax
Gordon Pipkin
AL Meade
Newton Johnson
B. J. Bermin
CH. Burleson
L. R. Amos
Jatin Gerent
Dempsey Berryhill
Carl DeTiard
Say Maroce
Softball Recreation League Divisions Report
In the Union Division, Harlandele Blenks leads with seven hits and seven runs, while Gunter Hotel posts seven runs and seven hits. A Division features Swift and Company and Missturi Pasitie in key matchups. The Pace notes an exhibition and schedules for the Permian Basin League with matchups including Texon, Wink, Crane, and Drona.
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Cluy Recreation Leagup
Union
Hilar Harlandele
Hi Gunter Hotel
Sbong
Prietic Callee
Rim
Monte Carlo
Louis
Ban Antonig
pleCames Af Teson
Araan al Wink
al Crane
Basedai
If Starding
Rane
Wink & Tena
WRN
McCante
Maes
Manero shares 70 to lead in General Brock golf event
Tony Manero of Greensboro tied for the lead at 70 after 36 holes at the General Brock tournament in Fonthill Ontario. Craig Wood Zell Eaton and Rod Munday share the top spots with 145 to 148 totals, while Byron Nelson sits two back at 146. Other contenders include Ralph Guidah Paul Jorles Stan Hore Bil Kerr and Gene Kulies.
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Fonthild
Ontaro
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N.C
Brock
Toby
Craig Wood
New York
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Wood
Rod Munday
Santa Rosa
Calif
Eaton
Byron Nelson
Young Ridgewood
N. J. Pro
Ralph Guidah
St. Louis
Paul Jorles
Whittier
Stan Hore
Ottawa
Bil Kerr
Toronto
Munday
Gene Kulies
Nottistown
Ad Bobby Burne
Mortrem
Mungo Rejoins Brooklyn Dodgers After Standstill
New York June 1 Ingo Mungo star right hander for the rebellious Brooklyn Dodgers returned with club officials after leaving the team to rejoin. He met with James Mulvey president and both declined to reveal details of their talks. The $200 fine for deserting the Pittsburgh game remained unresolved. Mulvey said Mungo would not be traded. Regardless, Mungo must win back teammates who accused him of poor support while the club showed his earlier mound struggles.
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New York
Yan Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pexico
Dn Cinemnonti
James Mulvey
Mungo
Pittsburgh
Mulvey
Apy Varent
Alm
Munga
Racing Stars in Goshen 100 Mile Championship
Goshen New York June 13 top automotive racers enter the 100 mile national championship. Notables include Lou Meyer winner at Indianapolis Decoration Day Ted Harnhe runner up Kelly Fetillo Roc McKenzie third place car. The field will be cut to 14 fastest. entrants include Bill Cummings Babe Brapp and Tex Mays with regional titles.
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Goshen
N.Y
Lou Meyer
Indianapolis Speedway
Ted Harn
Kelly Fetillo
Roc McKenzie
Bill Cummings
Indianapolis
Babe Brapp
Los Angeles
Tex Mays
Glendale
Galit
Baseball Weeklies Crown Top Players In Major League Leaders
New York May Manager Bill Terry of the Giants led a parade amid week performances by top sluggers and stars. Billy Avila of the Indians hit in seven of 16 plate appearances while Art Ditto and Gehrig topped American League and national league stat lines with hits runs and RBIs. Gehrig and Gehringer led multiple categories with high averages and power hitting as leaders across leagues.
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New York
Bill Terry
New York Glante
Atera
Ntg
Billy Aullivas
Cleveland Indians
Terry
Associated Press
Leag Battine—Sullivan
Indians
Gehrig
Yankees
Rays
Gehringer
Tigers
Muns
Goslin
Foxx
Red Sox
Tigerz
Hoffe
Yankens
Injes
Clitt
Browns
Hometung Fox
Trosky
Powell
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Throve
Hind Sox
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National Gue
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Moore
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Vaughan
Pirates
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Ott
Giants
Hitz— Jordan
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Phil Hea
Wises
Goodigan
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Monya
Mites
Tasea
J. Martin
Saar Cardinals
Galan
Pilching
J. Denn
Carteton
Cui
Hollingsworth
Unclear Weekend Games Card for Dallas and Fort Worth
The readable lines list scattered matchups including Dallas at San Astonio and Fort Worth at Beaugiant with Oklahoma City at Galveston and Twise at Houston. Some entries repeat or appear garbled for Sunday and Monday play with venues like San Antonin and Heamions.
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Dades
New Vi
Boston
Clever
Tulsa Tenet
Oklahoma
Washington
Antonio
Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
New York
Detroit
Houston
Walsa
Washuretoh
Chicago
Louis
San Astonio
Beaugiant
Twise
San Antonin
Heamions
Oklahomas City
Tulsh
American League Baseball Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary listing shows games and matchups across the American League with teams such as Washington Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and others. The text includes dated references and partial locations suggesting a season schedule or results not fully readable.
National League Results and Player Mentions Briefly Noted
The page lists scattered NL results and player names including Perday Mesurts Pittsphreh and Sam Dean, with references to Boston and Philadelphia schedules. Additional lines mention various players such as Osborne, Ras, Kies, Herschberger, and Brucker, plus team notes and associations.
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Sam Dean
Sale
Ballerice
Bargett
Osborne
Ras Her
Olds
Cowan, Reid
Ant Kies
Herschberger
Angell
Sprint
N' Seam
Bott Tarint
Portland
Sacramento
Annons
Pesedel An Brucker
Cubs Start Early Drive Toward 1935 Contention
The Cubs ride a nine game winning streak and sit near the NL lead as they outpace the Red Sox and Bees. Tex Carleton’s eight hit game propelled Chicago to an 17 to 1 victory, while Rip Collins homered to lift the Phillies past Pittsburgh. The Pirates, Dodgers, and Indians also push the pennant race.
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St. Louis
Avery
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Boston Bees
Tex Carleton
Treainin
Brat Place
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
He Seystors
Burk Newssomn
White Sox
Mangan Accepts Cornell Track Coach Post
ITHACA New York June 13 One of America's outstanding milers Mangan resigned amateur status to accept an assistant track coach position at Cornell University. He holds the American 880 yard record at 1 50 1 4 and was touted with Glenn Cunningham and Geille Veneke as Berlin Games prospects.
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Ithaca
Doe Mangan
America
Cornell University
Mangan
Glenn Cunningham
Geile Veneke
Four Stars Remain in Valley's Tennis Championship
Kansas City dispatch reports two California players among four top contenders in the Missouri Valley men's singles. Top seed Wilmer Hines of Los Angeles faces Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines in a bracket advancing toward a likely semifinal clash with Geer of El Paso or Robert Fines, both listed from nearby towns, as the tournament moves toward finals.
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Kansas City
California
Latte
Rockbilt
Wilmer Hines
Los Angeles
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Geer
Ball
el Paso
Robert Fines
Townsinance Hines
Major Heroes Dy the Associated Preup and Eleventh Inning Win
The article reports Aly Collins delivering a late eleventh inning homer to beat the Phillies 3-2 for Major Heroes Dy the Associated Preup. Buck Newsom features in the Senators shutout of the White Sox, with five hits. Fred Seholte drives in a run in a Pirates win over the Giants. Tex Carleton and Beeston recorded five RBIs as Carleton held OTF late. In Wilmington Delaware, Dorothy Workman defeats Marlonez Jessup to win the Delaware state grass court tennis title in Friday's final Striped with 6-4 6-4.
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Aly Collins
Phillies
Buck Newsom
Senators
White Sox
Fred Seholte
Pirates
Giants
Tex Carleton
Cuhesler
Carleton
Beeston
OTF
Wilmington
Del
Satie
Dorothy Workman
Los Angeles
Marlonez Jessup
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