Referees Tough Task In Heavyweight Title Bout
New York June 18. The Newark athletic commission faces a tight effort to control the Max Schimeling versus Jack Sharkey 15 round heavyweight title bout next Tuesday night. Sharkey’s history of challenging fouls tests referees as promoters slash ticket prices to fill the Garden. Both fighters passed health checks, while officials brace for a possible dramatic confrontation in the ring.
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New York
Max Schimeling
Jack Sharkey
Jack
Boston
Jock Dempsey
Sharkey
Dempesy
Phil Srott
Southland
Bate
Jack Delaney
North
Forner
Primo Carnere
Primo
Ohne
Mech Bia
Schmellog
Newark State Athletic Commission
Dawom Jong Island
Mgebuire
Engerton
Ahletic Commission
Derby Derby long shot bets draw crowds in Chicago
In Chicago on June 13 a 24th American Derby at Washington Park loomed as a long shot wagering day. Boatswain and Steponferchit led the field with odds about 5 to 2 and 51 respectively as 14 three year olds contested the $50,000 added race. Weather looked cloudy with possible showers and about 36,000 expected spectators.
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Chicago
Boatswain
Bienenfetehit
Washington Park
Walter M. Jeffords
New York
Steponferchit
Jon Hay Whitney
Hope
Reveille Boy
Burgoo King
Rick
Economie
Post
Adobe
Kuebchamp & Morris
Stepenfetehit
Nobertson
J. H. Whitner
Big Rewils
Ordet
PD Leadley
Mowdr Toy
E. Ambrose
Allen
Respear T—Barmiog
F. Chiavetta Ewe
Samthiviston Aig
Finopiig Coiristyenm Stud
A. Andenon Leiter Estate
Couret I
Schenets
W. Bhlioet
Kilmer
Toukel
Maiden A. Bartelstein
Dseutator
Jones Ee
They
Tsyenia
W.M. Teltorta
Tian Long
Beaumont and Tyler Baseball Clash Recorded in Erratic Card
Summary details a chaotic Texas box score featuring Hoey Worth Galveston and Beaumont Tyler with scattered player lines, hits, and pitching notes. Multiple names such as Veltman, Hamlin, Tauby, and Wrehtnrton appear amid a jumble of numbers, dates, and team references, highlighting a disorganized game record with partial innings and unclear outcomes.
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Beaumont
Tyler
Trier
Downmont
Elsler
Wastin
Atta Ward
Fhelin
S.s
Errore
Veltman
Bleint
O'Neil
Jane Yalted
Washington
Tughen
Maier Jing
Pre Tauby
Hamlin
Bade Kite
Benson
Mamiin
Taaieriing
Tauby
Wrehtnrton
Amibia Pine
Bala
Einangrate
Wi Ded
Iamlin
Ptrucke
Et Wrath
Willin
Hamiina
Slennatate
Joninga
Rome
Alxth
Dean Repents Rejoins Club After Troubles
St Louis on June 18 Dizy Dean admits his issues are minor and mostly imagined except money. The St Louis Gordinale will refund a 4226 allowance from Dean's father and he will rejoin the club to pitch against the Gleats in New York after leaving Spe finb following a Philadelphia stop. President Sam Bread on Bald.
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ST. Louis
Dean
St. Louis National
St. Louis Gordinale
New York
Spe Finb
Philadphia
St. Lows
Sam Breadon
Lone Star Leaders in Easy Victories
The Lone Star League saw top teams win big on Friday. National Red Wings beat San Pedro Hawks 13 to 5 behind Dowler’s strong pitching and key hits from Mebiahon, Loener, and Livingston. Blue Valley Cowboys toppled the Thomas Jefferson Independents 21 to 13 with Gonzales Bartholomew and Lynch sparking the offense as well.
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National Redwings
Hine Valley Cowboys
San Pedro
Red Wings
San Pedro Hawks
Dowler
Redwings
Mebiahon
Loener
Llvingston
Real Diamond
Blue Valley Cowboys
Thamas Jefferson
Gonzales
Bartholomew
Lynch
Tn Whinera
Bet
Nwka
Alee O Tao
Drtthe
Waikerah
Loevci
Loeanos
Mohaalinas
Nees
Weitahoitre
Lavmennas
Fedarvoniet
Waynerit
Sirevapre
Weriy Tol
Aowrohy
Ihrer
Ania
Inn
Livinantoy Loevarto
Mrs Crystal White Wins Friday Women's Golf Tourney
Mrs Crystal White captured the women’s golf tournament at San Antonio Country Club, edging rivals with a 72 gross. Mrs R. Hury and Mrs J. Tee Wilson posted 1103 1864? scores, while Mrs L 0 Qhapenial finished 99. The association plans weekly events at Fort Sam Houston and Port Arthur Givemany notes baseball troubles and personnel layoffs affecting Arthur’s club.
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Gros
Amos
San Antonio Country Club
R. Hury
J. Tee Wilson
Mra. L
Fort Sam Houston
Port Arthur
Juna
Arthur
In &Regetton
Freyers
Slub
Salue
TJ Jakowson
Bill Young Out as Aggie Grider
Texas Aggie football faces ineligibility for eight players after grade reports. Notable losses include J. B. Robertson and W. L. Bull Young, part of a wider slate of scholastic casualties. Fowler remains eligible, boosting practice squad to 45.
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College Station
Texas
Texas Aggie
Madison Bell
Pete
Robertson
Austin
Brillant
Robertent
Havas
Aggies
Aggie
Jack West
Hurlingen
Charlie Ger
Jach
Livingston
C.H. Flournoy
Jesper
Aquadman Helfback
W. L
Bull
Young
Gargent
Conah Roswell
Rigginbotham
Mugenus
Fowler
Aggie Ireshmen
Army League Beamd Field Actional Beams Ninth Infantry 12-7 win
A Fort Bam Tongton Friday game between Army Base Beamd Field Actional and the Ninth Infantry ended 12 to 7 after a wild two and a half hours. The battle featured heavy scrapping and a long, chaotic stretch.
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Actiiers
Brnc
Fort Bam Tongton
Artillery Tirtrute Al.e.ga. Abad A
LI Poykovars
Muret Abe
Si Dows
Lens
Bebs
Stratton and Rattan Earn Title Mat Bouts
Stratton returns to challenge welterweight title holder Jack Reynolds after decisive wins in elimination bouts. Rattan, the San Antonio deaf mute, defeats Billy Romanoff to advance, while Red Lindsey floors Frankie Murdock in a controversial finish. Curtis beats Garcia in the opener as referees and announcers pace the bout card.
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Y Jacek
Stratton
Hughlé Nichola
Silent Rattan
Jack Reynolds
Wille
Relph Rammonds
Mads
Auy
Gus Kallio
Cincinnat Finn
Hammonds
Ballio
Rattan
San Antonio
Billy ‘Romanoff
Jackson
Miss
Romanoff
Carl Geyer
Geyer Salde
Red Lindsey
Shreveport
Frankie
Tiger
Murdock
San Francisco
Bill Morrison
Lindsey
Te Jm
Harrison
Jack Curtis
Bobby Garcia
Austin
Texas
B. Forkingehalf
Garcia
Robinson
Geyer
Les Pfeiffer
Lefty Crile
Eddie Sperring
Doc
Hemmer
Perkins Scrambles 64 At Lido In Pro Debut
Long Beach June 1 W The Lido Country club course is among the district's toughest tests yet T Philip Perkins a former British amateur champion now turned professional posted 64 strokes nine under par in the Tuyout. It stands as one of the best full course scores in the country.
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Long Beach
Lido Country Club
T. Philip Perkins
Betty Robinson barred from Central AAU title meet
Olympic sprint star Betty Robinson was blocked by doctors from competing at the Central AAU championships in Chicago. The decision comes as she resumes training after a year since a plane crash, with the event serving as a semi final Olympic test and highlighting top women athletes in the Middle West.
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Betty Robinson
Chicago
Middle West
Air Depot Defeats Kelly Field 5 to 4 in Extra Innings
The strong San Antonio Air Depot team edged Kelly Field 5 to 4 in a tight Sunday game as air base squads battled for a late win. Two runs crossed in the eighth inning to seal the victory for Air Depot.
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Air Depot
Kelly Field
San Antonio Air Depot
Three Doctors Tie For Lead In Golf Qualifying
A three way tie for low medal 82 keeps the field open for a dark horse. Two days remain to qualify with match play starting Monday. At Willow Springs Dr Helvin Pritchett shoots 65 in a practice round as the leaderboard lists numerous doctors and cadet names with scores ranging from 81 to 196.
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Ush
Helvin Pritchett
Willow Springs
A. H. Waneemiane
Gre EM
Sykes
W. 2
Graingeat
Klug Gin Mg
de. Willem Cade
Rr. M. Kramer
G Aten
Ye B. Randolph
O. Dyenn
Grorge Pagenal
Col
BH. Mical
Soages
Roy Ballnns
Dr. C
Sted Lah
Man
Z. Ge Gcemen
Lieut. W
Kling
CB. Butler
Talbot W. Fomer
J. A. ¥. Kroschel
J. T. Cutter
RA. Roberts
Ay Coke
C.D. Henry Tie
Cnarica
Stephene
W. J. Herat
TM. Duis
Harver Ertesan
Hawin Weabtea
Kilgore High Names Wright Coach for Next Year
Wright, captain of the 1920 Tulane football squad, was chosen head coach for Kilgore High Boys teams and the baseball program at Kilgore 401 School after an actors meeting yesterday. The town buzzed with plans for the coming year as the school appointed Wright to lead both sports.
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Wright
Kilgore
GORE
Teras
Tulane University
Falkeam
Actors
Ordered States Football Association
Socter
Wmaritip
As Uecs
Howe
Ottevening
Sion
Penmanall Garden
Teved
Nba
Aman
Aris
TSM
Tanald Brian Siete
Playground league mass meeting set for Tuesday night
A mass meeting of Playground 1 league players officials and interested fans is called for 8:0 next Tuesday in the city hall council chamber to discuss Ughta and other league problems. Friday results from San Pedro park show A B Brank Wildcats 10 C and Sport 20 San Antonio Air Depot 4 Alamo Galdbugs 11 Hall's Uptown 11 Baum Plumbers 8 Acme Brasa forfeited to Texas Steam Laundry. Leroy Schwattekopf led the big feature with a sia hit and 10 hits in 8 at bats.
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Playground 1 League
Ughta
Magne Tuesay
Business Men’s Playground
San Pedro Park
AB. Brank Wildcats
C. and & Sport
San Antonio Air Depot
Alamo’ Galdbugs
Hall
Uptown Sports
Baum Plumbers
Acme Brasa
Texas
Steam Laundry
Sia
Dorungate
Leroy Schwattekopf
A.B. Prank Yeléran
Dagrett
Amateur Leaguers Schedule Two Saturday Games
Two senior amateur teams plan Saturday games with Teagues at Rock Quarry and with Texas Chiropractic College Hawks facing Squadron 60 at Tech Field in the City Major league. Barbers to Macdon and San Antonio Barbers also have a game in Macdona Sunday.
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Great Northern Life Insurers
Alamo Paintmen
Rock Quirry
Texas Chiropractic College Hawks
Squadron 60 Mee
Tech Field
Tas
Disch's Boys to Play Here in San Antonio Series
Texas University baseball coach Billy Disch brings an all star Horns club to San Antonio for a series against the Mexican Nationals at Tech Field on North Flores Street on July 4. Disch, in San Antonio Friday, closed the deal with Nationals manager Nemo Herrera before leaving.
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Billy Disch
Texas University
Yonghorns
San Antonio
Tech Field
North Mores Street
Disch
San Antonios
Nemo” Herrera
Nationals
Six Amateur Bouts in Roosevelt Park
Six amateur bouts drew a sizable crowd at Roosevelt Park on Friday. George Monahan of Houston won at 160 pounds over Henry DeShea. Roger Romo knocked out Kid Henry in the fifth after two knockdowns by Henry. Walter Reeves defeated Donald Smith at 105. Richard Ducquesne outpointed Roy Menn at 141. Charles Casper and Doe Reynolds drew at 138. David Sanchez knocked out Philip Carter at 112. Charles Carson edge won over Tom Padinn in a wrestling match. Young Strangler and Jessie Mensor, 145-pounders, drew. Referee Fred Reynolds, judges Loury Hughes and C.H. Richardson.
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Roosevelt Park
George Monahan
Houston
Henry DeShea
Roger Romo
Kid Henry
Henry
Walter Reeves
Donald Smith
Richard Ducquesne
Roy Te- Menn
Charles Casper
Doe Reynolds
David Sanchez
Philip Carter
Charles Carson
Multigraphers and Tigers renew alamo clash at Tech Field
Multigraphers and Tigers meet for a Sunday 3 o'clock game at Tech Field seeking revenge for a 3 2 loss at New Braunfels. The event comes as B B Miller of the Naval Academy announces plans to attend Texas Tech coaching school in Lubbock from July 11 to 22.
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Tigers
Alamo
New Braunfels
New Braunfels Tigers
Tech Field
Miller
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas
B. B
Rup
United States Naval Academy
Acropolis
Sears Roebuck Fish Prize Named For Light's Weekly Contest
Sears Roebuck and Company offers a prize for The Light's weekly fish story ennlest, with the winner announced next Friday and a Sunday evoked prize. Barbera Sportshop and the Dibble Company sponsor prizes for the first two contests. the next fish story will appear in Sunday's Light.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Barbera
Sportshop
Dibble Company
Perry and Crenshaw duel for Southern amateur golf title
In Birmingham Alabama Sam Perry aged 24 from Birmingham and Fikes Crenshaw of Montgomery met for the Southern amateur championship after beating two challengers in extra holes. Perry, a former holder, defeated Johnny Morris on the nineteenth hole while Crenshaw pushed Yates to a twentieth green before losing.
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Beck
Georgia
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Frumy and Wilcox Lead Chicago 100-Mile Race Field
Fred Frumy wins the Indianapolis classic and Howdy Wilcox finishes second to lead a two-car American Automobile Association 100 mile race field at the Raby track Sunday in Chicago.
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Frame Wilcox
Chicago
Fred Frumy
Howdy Wilcox
American Automobile Association
Raby Track
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