Schmeling Sharkey Fight Brings Rain Threat at Garden
New York June 21 previewing Schmeling of Germany versus Sharkey of Boston for the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden. Weather warned postponement tonight. expected crowd near 40,000 with gate between 200000 and 400000. Undercard features Retzlaff, Birkie, Braddock, Parlile, Ber langer, McCarthy, Pavelec, Barbs, Walsh, Pink. NBC set to broadcast after 7:20 p.m. San Antonio time.
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Jack Bherkey
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Sharkey
Charley Retzlaff
Hans Birkie
Jimmy Braddock
Vincent Parlile
Charley Berlanger
Jack McCarthy
Jerry Pavelec
Lou Barbs
Tommy Walsh
Maxie Pink
NBC
San Antonio
New York
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Max Schmeling
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READY FOR BATTLE SHORTER FENCE HIKES INDIANS MORALE
San Antonio Indians upbeat as shorter fences at Tech field and nearby venues boost confidence. Manager Claude Robertson fosters a stronger left handed lineup while opponents fear improved offensive chances this season.
Police Guard Greens From Gamblers At Rosloh Club
In Flushing New York gamblers threaten the Tresh Meadow Country Club course during the national golf championship to be held starting Thursday. A slot guard protects the greens as officials refuse betting machine demands and the gamblers offer a cut of all stakes.
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Flushing
N.Y
Jane
Faller
Faciny
Tresh Meadow
Rosloh
Qlelats
U S stars triumph in Wimbledon tennis battles
At Wimbledon England United States players prevail in early rounds. Ellsworth Vines edges H S Burrows in four sets 6 1 8 2 2 6 6 3. Wirnament fellow Wirn Allison labors through five sets to beat G F nesett 6 3 4 6 6 1 6 6 2. John Vin Ryn defeats H Kingsley 6 3 7 5 2 6 8 6. Tran Boraten, returning from influenza, defeats C N Q Ritchie 6 4 6 1 3 6 6 1.
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Imbledon
England
United States
Ellsworth Vines
H. S. Burrows
Vines
Burrows
Witser Allison
G. F. ‘Nesett
John Vin Ryn
Allison
H. Kingsley
Tran Boraten
Andre Merlin
C. N. Q. Ritchie
Indians Release Hall Again
Dunlap wins regular outfield job in San Antonio. Tribe announces Kade Fall release, Hall’s second of the season. Hall had been kept after an ankle injury in spring, then released when Len Nato joined Western League club.
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Dunlap
San Antonio
Tribe
Kade
Hall
Len NATO
Schmeling Favored Over Bharkey In Heavyweight Bout
In New York on June 21 odds held Schmeling as the favorite to defeat Bharkey in their heavyweight bout tonight with betting at 6 to 5. Some bookmakers quoted 11 to 10 and Take Your Pick. The odds against a knockout by either fighter stood at 1 to 1.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Bharkey
Schmeling
Janpckout
TCU Stars Deny California Report
Fort Worth reports firm denials that TCU athletes planned to transfer to the University of Southern California at fall term. Charlta Cagper Blanard Spearman and Rediver returned from Olympic tryouts in Houston and filed the denial. Dietzel, noted Southwestern conference scorer, was also said to be linked but his family denied the claim.
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California
Fort Worth
Deniain
Texas Christin University
University of Southern California
Ty Charlta Cagper
San Antonio South
Blanard Spearman
Rediver
Olympic
Houston
Dietzel
Teaihes
San Antonio
San Antonio Baseball Club Moves Offices to Bedell Building
The San Antonio baseball club relocates its business office downtown to the Bedell Building next to Homer Hammond’s real estate office. New phone numbers Crockett 6008 and Woodlawn 202. The rest of the season’s preparations include press box changes, left field bleachers, and a raised screen above the batter’s box.
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Ball Club
Bedell
San Antonio Baseball Club
Homer Hammond
Crockett
Woodlawn
Gebling Trcheld
Gudat Homers as Cubs Beat Phillies in Ninth Inning Rally
Lifty Gudat of San Antonio, now with the Chicago Cubs, connected for a ninth inning homer with two on to lift Chicago over Philadelphia. San Antonian Pickey Whitney contributed three RBIs with a triple and a single to pace the Phillies offense.
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L.A
Homer
Chicago
Rogers Hornsey
Chicago Cubs
Ax Og Dineh Hilvr
No-Foul Rule for Baer Le_yinsky Fight on July Fourth
Reno report states that the Max Baer King Le Yinsky title bout on July 4 will have no fouls count and no towel endings. Only the referee, currently unnamed, may halt action when one fighter cannot continue, with no aid from a corner.
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Reno
INS
Max Baer
King le~ Yinsky
Prettoler Jarl Dempsey
Pauls Ja
Hetherly Causes St. Joe to Forfeit OMARA Game
June 21 Western league clash between St. Joseph and Omara Packers ends in forfeit after Tats Hetherly of Omara and manager Frank Tinley dispute a call. Umphila Chadourn ordered Beide from the park after a heated argument over a struck ball.
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Hetherly
St. Joe
Omara
Omana Packers
St. Josephery
Frank Tinley
Josoph
Umplia Chadhourn
Alrike
Fort Worth and Texas City Race Notes and Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists race results and upcoming matchups across Houston Fort Worth Galveston Beaumont and Dallas area venues. Intermittent team names include Houston Tyler Beaumont Galveston Loneview Wyler Cleveland New York St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn with dates and night schedules mapped to Monday Tuesday and Tuesday night.
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Worth
Houston
Tyler
Tongelew
Beaumont
Galveston
Tallan i
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Dalian
Loneview
Wyler
Tuesday Pitchers Minted On Preuly Lata Facts
A garbled OCR entry lists multiple pitcher names and places across cities including Cincinnati, Detroit, and Denver. It appears to reference a track or sports event with dates and line items, but most data is unreadable.
Indians Gunning for Park Wall As Redmen Rally
Indian batting averages rise with Cap Crossley over .300 while team struggles at 258 and 72 doubles. Redsmen target left field fence after 11-5 win over Port Worth, with Bill Terry and Tom Dates contributing long shots. Indians beat Tyler 11-6 in Tyler, led by Hooks and House with multiple hits as Fitzgerald Cox Dunlap Crossley Mealey join the offensive surge.
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Galveston
Heavimant
Redmenu
Port Worth
Bill Terry
Ald Tom
League Park
Indians
Tyler Awhile Lack
Tyler
Tork Worth
Mls
Cats
Hooks
Hhey
House
Excellett
Fitzgerald
Cox
Dunlap
Mealey
Bobby Jones to be honored by city today in exhibition match
New York on June 2 Bobby Jones the noted golfer will be welcomed by Mayor Wicker for an exhibition match to benefit the unemployed. The event marks Jones visit to the city for a charitable game and civic thank you from the mayor.
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Bobby
New York
Bobby Jones
Wicker
Willhank Jones
Medals tied as Cleburene hosts invitational golf event
Camp plans reveal Maertz and E G McGullch seek restof fund for travel to Grand Rapids for Olympic tryouts with Miller and Sandidge. At Cleburene, three players Ben Johnson Dotlan Max Clark Port Worth Dixon White Dublin vie for medal honors amid a 7 over par pace. Blakey's wrestling squad to drill at Tan's Old No 2 with players expected by 8.
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Maertz
E.G. McGullch
Rehampions
Dehyng Miller
Dick Sandidge
Grand Rapisis
Hich
Cleburne
Texas
Ben Johnson
Dotlan
Max Clark
Port Worth
Dixon White
Dublin
Leh- Man
Pork Wort
Losing Record Threatened By Red Sox
The Red Sox, 11 wins and 47 losses, chase the alltime AL record for futility as Marty McManus takes over managing duties after a loss to Detroit. The Yankees, Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers show varied results amid the tight pennant races across the majors with notable performances from Gomez, Youman, and Cramer.
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Gayle
Cleveland
Tostiag
Sox
Philadelphia
Paul Andrews
Yankees
Tigers
McManus
Managers’ Association
St. Louis
Lefty Gomez
Browns
Jimmie Youx
Athletics
Chicago
Roger Cramer
Alvin Crowder
Wes Ferrell
Washington
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Phillies
Cubs
Tom Zschary
Red Lucas
Boston
Teris
Cherrie Root
Phils
Deaders
Lefty Gudat
Sterling
van Mungo
al Lopez
Jon Stripp
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Giants
Leon Valley Swats Bandera 15-9 in Sunday win
Leon Valley Indians overran Bandera with a 15-9 victory Sunday. The report lists multiple players and implied stats, highlighting Leon Valley’s offensive surge and Bandera’s defensive miscues as decisive in this coastal-area football scoreline.
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Leon Valley
Leon Valley Indians
Bandera
ABO
Arm
Lgres
Michaterak
Too Winn Vike
Straten
Michalezake
Rau
Phullmian
Getsendott
Gertera
Gremory
Thallman i
Celsendott
Hile
Cimliman
Shy Thallman
Giants Recall Koenecke Replacement in Jersey City Move
New York Giants recalled outfielder OQuttelder Moore, now with Jersey City and formerly with the San Antonio Indians, to replace $74,000 rookie Leonard Koenecke who has struggled at the plate this season. Koenecke was optioned to Jersey City. He has warmed the park for the past month.
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Moore
N.Y. New York
Oquttelder
Jersey City
San Antonio Indians
New York Giants
Leonard Koenecke
Sweepstakes for Drivers at Ty Cobbs Olmos Dam Basin
The article notes a driving sweepstakes at Ty Cobbs Olmos Dam Basin next Bundsy night with Tom Lally of San Antonio Country Club and pro distance record holder headlining a list of entrants. Amateur champion Bern hard Schriever will also participate. Entry fees fund prize money with Cobb adding a $5 second place prize. Other entrants include Tucker Bowles Willson Steele Ben Elam Jimmy Morgan and Beinhard Schriever Mose Levinson Tom Lawrence Jessie Clements Hack Williford Edward Dingle John Reynolds Jimmy McMoon and others.
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Lene Bitters
Bke
Une City
Ty Cobb
Olmos Dam
Tom Lally
San Antonio
Hoeléer
Bernhard Schriever
Simonpures
Cobb
Tucker Bowles
Willson Steele
Ben Elam
Jimmy Morgan
Budd Clark
Bill Finch
Beinhard Schriever
Mose Levinson
Tom Lawrence
Jessie Clements
Hack Williford
Edward Dingle
John Reynolds
Jimmy McMoon
White Cats Set for Twin Bill After Weekend Wins
White Cats prepare for a double header at home on Sunday following 5-2 and 12-4 victories over Military Police. First game at 2 against Harland Dale, second against Jeneuper's Koda Ents amid a Western Association schedule. Eagles top Littles Grocery 7 to 3 as injuries and standings follow in regional play.
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W. W. White Toad
Harlanddale
Sesinst Jeneuper
Koda Ents
Cats
Arthur Kons
Woodlawn
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