Hooper and Cisneros Lead Fort Sam Boxing Card
Hooper and Cisneros headline the Fort Sam Houston boxing card on a June Saturday night. Cisneros, a Mexican welterweight, has a string of recent wins and should be favorite against Hooper, who promises a heavy punch. The ten round bout replaces the cancelled Tid Peachy versus Kin Tencho, with James as matchmaker and promotions tied to Fort Sam Houston sports groups.
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Ghicho Cisneros
Elecer
Jord Promineves
Mike Vasquez
Kid Stuiz
Kid Pancho
Young
Brooks Hooper
Sam Houston
Cisneros
Doc Garrett
Hooper
Garrett
Remembering Ketchel Versus Thomas in the 1907 Bay Storm Fight
In December 1907 San Francisco hosted Ketchel versus Thomas under brutal rain and a storm wrecking the tent. O Connor recalls Ketchel riding fame after a dramatic twenty round battle that left both fighters soaked and props damaged while fans cheered through the downpour.
Malone Helps Train Hudkins For Midweight Title Bout
Chicago reports Hudkins has sought veteran trainer Malone's guidance for sparring ahead of the June 21 middleweight title bout with Mickey Walker at the White Sox park. Walker's camp plans sparring with Jimmy Moelketie Johnny Hoekstra and Billy Sherman as promoter Jim Mullen notes advance ticket sales passing the 300,000 mark.
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Chicago
Upi
Hudkins
Teteran
Dock Malone
St Paul
Sto
Mickey Walker
White Sox
Malone
Jing
Walker
Losk
Valuable Player Commission Named For 1936 Season
The American League commission chosen by sportswriters to select the 1936 season's most valuable player was announced with members Paul Slanoon Harry Neily Ed Hang Yarry G. Salsinger Willem D Hanna James Leuminger Z Baster and Denman Thompson Hang is the sole new member replacing Henry B Edwards who now runs the American League Service bureau The Knot Hole Gang baseball league plans a meeting at the Y M C A Thursday night plus schedule and standing issues described in fragmented notices.
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Chicago
American League Commission
Paul Slanoon
Boston Post
Harry Neily
Chicago American
Ed Hang
Cleveland News
Yarry G. Salsinger
Detroit
Willem D. Hanna
New York Herald-Tribune
James Leuminger
Philadelphia Inquirer
Z. Baster
St. Louis
Denman Thompson
Washington Star
Crews Train For Regatta On Hudson River
Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta crews gathered on the Hudson with three Comet boats from Lake Cayuga and Washington, Pennsylvania, and Columbia crews all testing their four mile course. Times circulated unofficially with Columbia, California, and Penn varsity testing fasts as Cornell, Ithaca’s entry, prepared on Lake Cayuga for favorable winds and speed.
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Hudron
Comet
Lake Uyoga
al Ulbrickton
Washston
Denosylvania
Cornell
Ithacans
Hudson
Lake Cayuga
Ueir Lesis
Columbia
California
Pennsylvania
Tye
Washington
Reigh Count Workout and Derby Ride Report
Chicago reports on June 14 about Reigh Count showing form in training as crowds watch at Arlington Park. The colt, noted for speed in the Kentucky Derby era, sparked rumors of a future entry while handlers and Mrs. John J. Hertz discuss a possible upcoming race entry.
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Chicago
Neal
Rik
Arlington Park
John J. Hertz
Funeral for Corgan to be held Friday
Funeral services are planned Friday for Charley Corgan infielder with the Brooklyn Nationals who died at his home Wednesday. He had been sent to Brooklyn for spring training but fell ill and was hospitalized in Rochester Minnesota for treatment. The cause of death was reported as a tumor of the stomach.
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Ketel
O'Connor
Soma
O'Parrell Street
San Francisco
Thomas
Retchel
Waggoner
Ala
Jung da
Charley Corgan
Brooklyn Nationals
Corgan
Brooklyn
San i
Rochester
Minn
Viel
Matmen Pester Champ In No Title Bout Plan
Chicago June 14 UPI Charles Fisher and Gus Kallio agreed to a no title bout to pressure Johny Meyers into granting a title match. The proposed match would decide a challenger for Meyers middleweight crown if Meyers delays beyond 60 days. Secretaries sign informal contract. event date and venue await confirmation.
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Chlcagh
UPI
Charles Midget Fisher
Gus Kallio
Mid- Wewright Forestlers
Johny Meyers
Chicago
Major leaders named in national leader boat race
A garbled passage lists leaders and numbers across numerous places and names. It mentions Roy Dee Calghal Chvelonath and Wilisberelk Ly among others, referencing American Association and various cities such as New York Washington and Milwaukee. The fragmentary text alludes to standings or scores but provides no coherent event or outcome.
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Wrayer Marine Oat
Roy Dee
Calghal
Chvelonath
Vurnabs Moassu
Ae Tiantioon Wilisberelk Ly
Lana Douthit
Si Loge
Elite
Cemetwmatt
Meo Loday
Habla Picleburnan
Aslencan FA Vinger
Clup H Pet
Weetington
Lorreri
New York
Gellrig
Difficult Course Awaits Boys Golfers at Houston
June 1 report outlines Texas junior golf tourney for boys under 21 at Liver Oaks Country Club Houston. Noted players include Rueben Albrugh and Jimmy Morgan of San Antonio. Tick Gvezz of Houston appears as a top pro contender. Competition splits into two flights June 21 to 29 with awards for low score and flight winners. officials L. Giews of Houston and Wellamon Mole of San Antonio preside.
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Nousson
Mee
de Imined
Sunte
Liver Oaks
Bobby Jones
Kuiowo Amuiluur Gulter
Hiver Unks Rune
Elissi
Jaeke Uneko
Elub
Dar Ia
Thiough
Eerie
Aimemy
Rueben Albrugh
San Aw
Jimmy Morgan
San Antonia
Morgan
San A
Willow Springs
San Antonio
Tick Gvezz
Houston
Rimmer-Uy
Wella Mole
San Antono
Vacutor Gulf Association
Giews of
New Tennis Hitting Method Promises Faster Play
A California pro Dwight Douglas unveils a method to impart mutual speed on a tennis ball without losing control. The discovery circulated by William St. Bisher, secretary of the Masters Lawn Tennis Association, urges adoption to stay competitive.
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New York
Galifornia
Dwight
Douglas
William
St. Biseher
terMastern Lawn Tennis Association
Vischer
Ammetlenie Davis
Grp Foum
Willem T. Tile
Nateh
Iyttehes
Enpti
Tapan
Louisiana golfers vie for state title at Metairie course
Louisiana golfers from Shreveport and elsewhere prepare for the state championship on the Gill-yard course at Metairie Gardens club. The field includes Twin McGhare and Massillle as the main contenders in a par 72 frame, aiming to take the crown.
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Louisiana
Orleans
Dune
Twin McGhare
Shreveport
Massillle
Metairie
Old Gold cigarette blindfold test picks On Goxp
A smoker recalls selecting On Goxp as the cigarette that clicked during a blindfold test among four options. The choice supposedly clarifies a mystery about the supply chain or origin of the brand.
How does Old Gold do it Winning charm revealed
The piece explains Old Gold uses three tobacco leaf types coarse top leaves ground leaves and heart leaves. It notes heart leaves offer smoothness and fragrant qualities making Old Gold popular among famous people and usable even in the dark.
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Mahanda Nize
Bes
Jack Shellon
Dortness
E. M. James
Fort Sam Houston Athletic, Association
Young Ketchel
Joe Thomas
O Earth
Jack Gleason
Ball Park
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Valencia
San Franciero
Kelchel
Tommie O'Leary
Helen Green
Eddie Graney
Betchel
Cone
Thom
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Rutte
Ketchel
O'Tannar
Knothole Groy Baseball League
Norrow
White's
Newrotex Linen
Palm Beach
Puedte
Amariita
Wicchita
Alion
Cis
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Wwurus
Association
Mayer
Clb
Pet. Morasby
Brives
Virhrte
Yankees
Tuatha
Yankeen
Cobb
Sihletlea
Wis
San Antonio Light
Tourbey
Flungton
Keech
Rag Keech
Ainner
Miss Olivelin
Atlantic City
Charlie Chaplin
Famous
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Strongheart
Rintin-tin
Coy Bay
Ma. Chaplin
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