Schmeling Baer Fight Shown Behind Glass in New York
Film reviews of the Schmeling Baer title bout dominate the page. Baer’s knockout in the tenth round is praised for action while Schmeling is depicted as absorbing punches and misfiring offensively. Bobby Guw discusses Beaumont attendance and beer, and Olympic amateur rules prompt debate on future amateurs.
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Golf Maj A W Smith Me to Kerrville Thursday for qualifying
Golf notes from Kerrville tally Major A W Smith Me to Kerrville Thursday for the qualifying round of the annual Invitation. BAC Autonia entries swell past a dozen as BrackenridgePark hosts action alongside Halbert Grumbles remarkable 275 yard drive followed by a deuce on the ninth hole in the amateur event.
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Shires Quited and Others Barred by Baseball Association
In Indianapolis on June 15 1926 four Columbus American Association players were barred for salary violations and the club fined 5000. Art Shires first baseman and three others Charley Wilson Gordon Slade and Jim Lindsey faced penalties though allowed to play until Saturday night. The ruling follows exceeding a 6500 monthly payroll cap, with response from Branch Rickey denying a violation and stating no action against games already played.
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Fireman Reaches For Victory In Piedmont League
In Charlotte, seeking pitching help, Fireman Andy Ferguson was summoned to face Greensboro, league leaders. He delivered two fierce curveballs and shut down the top team, guiding Charlotte to a dramatic effort in a rivalry showdown.
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Belmont Meeting To Proceed Despite Doubtful Finances
New York June 15 The Belmont park fall meeting will not be curtailed, announced by Joseph E Widener president of the Westchester Racing association after a directors meeting The current meeting which ends tomorrow just about broke even on running expenses Widener hopes to arrange a match race between his Belmont Stakes winner Hurryolf and Mr Eddie Yam the leading claimant for the 3 year old championship.
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Amid Bowling League Tosses and Close Scores
The LMS Texpin League saw Dewey Lane’s team topples rivals 46 pins at mid center to avoid a whitewash by Weston Contractors, while Tronson Decorators edged Dewey Lane in a tight set. Henry Rheiner led with 217 and 584, as Klaarher, MacManus and Vanotti posted solid totals amid a chaotic scoring night across multiple leagues and matches.
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Only One Outsider Left in Dallas Golf
In the Dallas Country Club invitation tournament the field narrowed as Dallas Boling stars dominated. Jack Tinnin, a Texas University sharpshooter, survived the opening round while Johnny Dawson of Chicago fell to O Hara Watts, Southwest Conference champion, 2 and 1. Pairings settled for today include Dexter vs Watts and Tinnin vs Moreland.
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Yesterday's Stars in a Baseball Patchwork
Yesterday's Stars features scattered performances by players such as Perret, Charley Flone, Gobig Glenders Reda, John Sione, and Adolfo Layue. The recap highlights homeruns and multiple hits across various teams with mentions of Meade Medwick and Phil Lievited Wergith in a jumbled, low-clarity account.
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San Antonians Set For Repeat In City Golf Final
In Dallas on June 15 the Alamo City pair Mrs. J Wilson and Mrs. J Durborrow reached the state municipal golf final after decisive wins. Wilson defeated Mrs. W Stafford 2 and 1, Durborrow beat Mrs. H Preston 4 and 3, Cardona edged Huckaby 6 and 4, Wolfeler ousted Virginia Walker 4 and 2.
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Heavyweight Title Fight Tickets Sell Fast in New York
Five thousand ringside seats and upwards of 75,000 have been ordered for the June 29 heavyweight championship bout between Primo Carnera of Italy and Jack Sharkey of Boston, staged to benefit the New York milk fund.
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Schmeling on Way Back to Germany
Following a conference with Max Heer and promoter Jack Demapary, heavyweight champion Max Schmeling said last night he would return to Germany aboard the steamer New York. The meeting discussed a possible comeback and future matches as he sails from New York.
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Giants Trade Sam Leslie for Lewie ODouI and Clark to Dodgers
New York announces a straight player trade sending Sam Leslie to Brooklyn for Lewie O Dou l and Frank O Dou l with no cash. Clark, a lefthander, joins the Giants while O Dou l returns to the Dodgers amid a flurry of trade rumors among the Dodgers Giants Phillies Cubs.
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Where They Play Funday Sports Schedule Islanded
San Antonio visits Fort Worth while Galveston clashes Tulane and Houston plays Oklahoma City. American League standings list Cleveland and New York at host cities as NAZIOR LEAGUE and other games outline schedules.
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Big Race Track Plan Near Houston Reported
Houston plans to build a new million dollar track near Pasadena about ten miles from Houston. Fort Worth interests led by W. T. Wag, owner of Arlington Downs, were reported as potential investors in the San Jacinto Downs development.
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Record crowds expected at 1983 national track meet
Sol field welcomes 500 athletes from across the nation for the twelfth national collegiate track and field meet. USC coach Dean Cromwell leads entries as record rumors swirl of potential world marks before Soldier Field’s closing events Saturday night.
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Army League concludes with 3 2 win for Second Field Artillery
The Second Field Artillery Brigade defeated the Kelly Meld Yilem 3 to 2 in eight innings at Kelly Field on Wednesday. Towle starred for the Fighters with four of five at the plate, while Myler drove in two runs. Next, the Twenty third Infantry Doughboys meet the Ninth Infantry Manchus Thursday at Fort Sam Houston Randolph Field. the teams postponed from Tuesday due to rain.
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Race stars entered for Arlington Inaugural Handicap
Chicago January 15. Nominations announced for the Arlington Inaugural Handicap at Arlington Park next week. C. V. Whitney's Equipoise and Normin Church's Gallant Sir are among the entries for the seven furlongs race valued at 3000 dollars.
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Hearst 755 Shares Investment Record Reviewed
A seasoned low mood proof investment review highlights Hearst 755 Shares as strong. Twelve properties average over 49 years old offer stable earnings and liberal dividends amid favorable market conditions. Backed by major newspapers and publications, the offering promises conservative growth and thorough prospectus details.
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