Ey-Champ's Fatourage Delayed By Auto Breakdown
The outdoor boxing show scheduled for Money Night at Techfield Measuring May Darr, a former heavyweight champion, against Wilson Dayn, Oklahoma City middleweight, was postponed this morning to Wednesday night. Promoter Fracks Graninghay said the party’s automobile breakdown caused the delay. Cunningham postponed his card also featuring Buddy Baer.
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Techfield
May Darr
Wilson Dany
Oklahoma City
Mebers
Yeach
Ang
Fracks
Graninghay
Cunningham
Bud
Dy Buer
Cid
California
Max Baer
Baer
Frank Boccassi
Ancil Hoffiman
Brownwood Regatta Shows Alaskan Boat Club Narrowly Fails
Disk Hall finishes second in the Lake Benwood regatta class F runabout. Only Alalan Boat club driver to win a place, while drivers dominated the top spots. Buddy Reuter from Corpus Christi failed to qualify. Earl Vincent, W. W. Eyverett and Jack Mitchell of Tulsa were noted as standout skippers in the Light Classified Ads section.
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Disk Hall
Brownwood
Dick Hel
Alalan Boat Club
Lake Benwawood
Buddy Reuter
Corpus Christi
Earl Vincent
W. W. Eyverett
Jack Mitchell
Dallas Club Grabs Levey To Boost Title Push
The Dallas Steers acquire shortstop Jimmy Levey from Tulsa in a straight exchange for Tony York. Levey, famed for his fielding, is expected to lift Dallas from a skid and help regain first place in the Texas League.
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Dallas
Daling Steers
Texas
Jimmy Levey
Levey
Tulsa
Ony York
Dalles
Louis Schmeling Fight Fallout In New York Newsroom
The New York press reports chaos and opinion following Schmeling's upset victory over Louis. Journalists and promoters clash with cops at Yankee Stadium as crowds cheer and brokers recount bets and profits, with Francis Albertant and Dick Goffman noted among observers.
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Alyway
Francis Albertant
Francis
Tonis
Schmel Jing
Dick Goffman
Giant
Piso
Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Raiie
Softball Week Schedule and Local League Results
The Girls and Industrial divisions play weekly games at San Pedro and various diamonds. Multiple matchups noted for Monday through Friday with teams including Rose Buds, Hovey Kiss Cream, Alums Jewelry, Swift and Company, Barbers Sparta, San Antonio Body, Walker Furniture, and more. Public Service, United Gas, and other local firms compete across Commercial and Industrial divisions with late evening starts and specified diamonds.
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Wiih
Rosebuds
Hovey
Alums Jewelry Ve
Swift and ‘Company
Barbers Sparta
Lew Sports
Doonday
Industrial
de Moldy
Mon Rales Heer Garden & P. m
San Antonio Public Service
Herpel- Gillespie
Seoniventr
United Gas
San Antonio Ir
Joske Hrothers
Express Publics Company
Housefield Furniture Reduce Packers
Baran Xh de Molay
Sonim
Montgomey Drugs
Morales Beer Garten
Faber Furniture
Walker Furniture
Fonio
Senarhy
Intercollegiate rowing regatta highlights eastern showdown
Poughkeepsie June 22 crowds chase the thirty second Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship regatta featuring eight eight-oared crews from five eastern and five western colleges. California aims for fourth straight Poughkeepsie title and Olympic qualification as Navy Cornell Columbia Syracuse Washington Pennsylvnia enter the varsity race in a packed schedule with morning heats and afternoon finals.
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Poughkeepsie
N. J
Tole Fa
Intercollegiate Towing Association
At & Promine
Corel
ICSA
Navy
Golden Bears
California
Uhis
Bears
Holp
Regalia
Cornell
Californi
Columbia
Syracuse
Washington
May
Wile Trace
Tailforniq
Pennysylvania
Witton
Trans-Miss Golf Tourney Draws Amateurs to Wichita
Amateurs gather in Wichita for the Trans Miss tournament with nearly 100 registering by Sunday night. Notables Johnny Goodman and Walter Emery arrived late to join practice as Johnny Dawson and Reynolds Smith drew attention with low practice scores.
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Wichita
Kan
Johnny Goodman
Walter Emery
Oldahams City
Lawton Little
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Spec Goldmet
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Efley
Heems
Dawson
Smith
Geldman
Free Old Jr
Leland Hamman
Tyeed
Tarpon Champion Tom Davey Wins Aransas Round Up
Tom Davey of San Antonio won the first prize in the annual tarpon round up and deep sea fishing rodeo held in Port Aransas. Fred Graham Jr of Fouh ton was second and Mrs Jack Duger of Dallas was third among prize winners. total of 66 tarpon were landed over three days along with numerous jackfish and kingfish.
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Port Aransas
Tux
Tom Davey
San Antonis
Fred Graham Jr
Fouhton
Jack Dugger
Dallas
San Antonio
B. B. Cuenard
Providence
Matson
Dellas
CD. Harrison
Wichita Fats
K. C. Miler
Tyler
Doris Miller
Inany Jackash
Kinglist
Randolph Outfit Falls to Fat and Forty in 7th Inning Loss
The Fat and Forty Buffets drop a 6 run deficit after two three run innings by the younger Ramblers in seven innings at Randolph field. Key players include Lelly Alexander for the Buffets and Yooney, Thomas Collowhing, Snavely, Hareld, Calusky, and Pexkala for both teams.
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Randolph Field
Ramblers
Lelly Alexander
Telman
Yooney Anl
Thomas
Alexander and Liepert
Snavely
Hareld
S. Calusky
Pexkala
Gord
Forty-seven Yachts Start in Bermuda Race
Newport June 22 Forty-seven yachts began the Cruising Club of America's biannual Bermuda race. R J Schachter’s ketch Americo, winner two years ago, and Vadim Afakaratt's Varegnic from New York, runner-up in 1934, compete again in this year’s event with several foreign entrants among the fleet.
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Newport
Oon
Cruising Club of America
Bermuda
Edu
R. J. Schachter
Larchmant
Agai
Vadim
Afakaratt
New York
First All Valley Swim Meet a Brilliant Success
The first All Valley Swim Meet, held at the new Mission pool Sunday, saw record times as Antonians competed. James Woods of Mission clocked 25 seconds in the 50-yard free, beating the old mark by two. Walter Blake of Mission set a 56.4 in the 100-yard free, despite injuring a hand the day before. Elsie Jane Allinson of San Antonio broke her own AMC yard record, while Mick Allison of San Antonio and Mildred Blake of Mission earned top honors. CJ Guerra of Mission and Miss Easterling of McAllen won diving awards, with Alice Brain of Houston present for exhibition and awards.
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A. Alul
Mission Sunday
Whan Antonians
James Woods
Mission
Walter Blake
Missions
Gordon Catts
Elsie Jane Allinson
San Antonio
Ughts
AMC
Mick W. J. Allison
An Antonio
Boad
National
A.A. U
Mildred Blake
Gil
Wood
CJ Guerra
Miss Easterling
McAllen
Alice Brain
Houston
Cleveland underwrites Braddock Schmeling title fight
Lincoln G Dickey general manager of Great Lakes opposition wires Mike Jacobs boxing promoter with a $1,250,000 offer to stage the heavyweight championship bout between James J Braddock and Max Schmeling at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in September. A telegram to Jacobs says underwrite the match for $4,050,000 and offers to meet in New York or Cleveland to discuss moving the bout here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lincoln G. Dickey
Manafer
Great Lakes
Mike Jacobs
Clevelandt Stadions
Chapion
James J. Braddock
Max Schuveling
Germany
Parker Bows to Bob Riggs in Midwestern Tennis Title
LIMICAGO June 22 The Far West held a secure amp on na tonal elay courts innishonors to day. Kober and Riggs of Los Angeles won the national junior singles title with a straight-set 6-4 6-1 victory over She adds-on. Barker of Milwaukee, the nation s rising star, fell as Riggs and Wayne Sabir of Hollywood beat John McDiarmid and Eugene McCauliffe 4-6 6-2 6-4 in doubles. Riggs, upsetting Parker, dominated the final set after Parker led 5-3, taking the last four games.
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Limicago
Ves
Far West
Natonal Elay Courts Innishonors
Tory
Frankie Barker
Milwewkee
Bosl
Thei
Riggs
Wayne Sabir
Hollywood
John McDiarmid
Cage
Eugene McCaulife
York
Parker
Beose
Inieckively
You Can’t Fool Him on a Fighter Kearns Wins $30,000
In Chicago June 2208 a crowded cafe buzzed as radio coverage of Louis vs Schmeling played. After a tense twelfth round Louis was knocked down and defeated, but promoter Jack Kearns declared a $30,000 victory, asserting you can’t fool him on a fighter.
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Oklahoma City
Ian Joe Louis
Max Schmeline
Towis
Ballin
Col. Duie Ruppert
Yankee Stadion
Mike Vacoss
Lantis
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Klankattan
Hey
Rip
Arici
Louis
Jack Kearns
Dempecy
Kearns
A Stars Seek State Golf Title in Texas Women’s Tourney
Dallas star and defending champion Mrs E H Wohlfahet leads a strong field in the Texas Women's Municipal Golf Association qualifier at Tension Park. San Antonio's Mrs J Lee Wisan and Mrs S B Hemphill are among top contenders. Dallas entrants Nancy Tarver and Virginia Rabledge also factor as a 18 hole qualifying test closes with 38 hole final anticipated.
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Dallas
E. H. Wohlfahet
Dallse
Tension Pari
Mts
Wohlfahet
San. Antonio
Sholmaker
J. Lee Wisan
Wilson
Hemphill
San Antonis
B. R Hury
Sue
Antonio
Houston
Nancy Tarver
Afiss
Virginia
Ste
Levey Wins Four People’s League Tennis Title at Olmos
Sam Levey defeated Jean Wiedermann 6 1 7 5 to capture the men’s singles crown in the Four People’s League tournament at Olmos. Janet Pomerantz and Licky Alterman were to contest the women’s final Monday after a Sunday postponement, while Pomerantz advanced to the mixed doubles final with Dan Levine and Walter Lach Ditch. Sam and Lois Riklin made the men’s doubles semi finals with a 6 4 5 2 win over William Linkin and Gash Sugarman, as finals loom for both doubles categories.
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Lay Sam Levey
Jean Wiedermann
Janet Pomerantz
Licky Alterman
Eves
Miss Pomerantz
Dan Levine
Wether Laah Ditch
Sam
Lois Riklin
William Linkin
Gash Sugarman
Mike Butler Falls in Polo Opener for Austin Team
Austin polo club opens three game series against Shreveport with a 6 to 5 victory propelled by Mike Butler star back. A bad spill in the last chukker sidelined Butler likely from Friday and Sunday games.
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Mike Butler
Austin
Shreveport
Bill Kuysendall
Butler
Grant Upsets German in Wimbledon Debut Match
Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta stunned Heiner Henkel in five sets to advance to the Wimbledon second round. Other Americans Budge, Olson, and Van Ryn also advanced in straight sets, while Stratford, Robertson, Surface, and Shute faced defeats as the All England Championships continued.
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Wimbledon
Ting
Bryan M. Grant
Tiny Mile
Atlanta
Heiner Henkel
Grant
Henkel
Allantan
Don. Ald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Wilmer Anison
Austin
Texas
Rehampion
John van Ryn
Belgiuya
Sudace
Nigel Sharpe
England
Bel
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Laurie Shafti
Great Dbritain
Due WL Breese
Tarmer Hapvard
Washington
Olympic swim final July 10 in Des Moines and New Haven prep
American swimming stars moved their Olympic hopes to New Haven for final prep before the Providence Games on July 10. The A A U meet produced several new American marks including the 300 meter medley and 440 yard free, with Ralph Flanagan and John Riggins among top performers.
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Des Moines
New Haven
Conn
Providence
Uncle Sam
Robert Kiputh
Yale
Aquatic Aves
A.A. U
Ralph Planazan
Greater Miami
Iksmeter
Worké Mack
Arolphi Kiefer
Bake Shore
A. C
John Riggins
Ralph Flanagan
Greater Miama
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Max
MA Joe WX
Haves
Doc Louis
Newa
Eddie Brifez
Ambers
Braddock
Dodgers
St. Louia Browns
Willers
Unis
Joe Furl
Feony
Joe
Joe Jacobs
Burris Jenkins
Sehmeling
Max’ Machon Sass
Tin Ressom
Hogi
Tamis
Machou
Schmething
Wee Ceesti
Judas Huntertone
Tigem
Hague
Pet Baptist Temple Aagin
Woodlawn
Pion Lutherant
South Side Christian
Igovernment
Hill'Sieth
Lairel Heights
First Baptists
Denver Heignts
Sion
Temple
Wrodiawa Methodists
Harlandale
Isithaak
Ban
Dailey Ciethines
Alena Auto Parts
Palo Field
RHEL
Speeee
Sass
Yee Fat i
Nper
Caudo
Rudy
Rogers, Smith
Ken A. Roper
Kellyfield
Maj
Andy Smith
Toy Butler
Harlingen
Siler Rogers
Sand
San Antonio Cantry Club
Rogers
Trans-Mississippi
Wire
S.A
Randolph
Bob Riggs
Uagey
Jarrett
Fleanor Holm dJerrett
Joes Beach
Jargett
I Gids
Martie Kies
Elbert
Thesaiters
San Dier Oho
Fala Gontan
Herspbersor
Craghead
Ker San Braneies
Portland
Shecken
Weodsite
Fenn Liska
Brucker
Foes Newsome
Sacraments Mizelons
Andersot
Slicer
Stevenson
Lan Angeles
Seattle
Gregory
Osborn, LeMongal
Lucas and
Bassler
Mary
Temeys
Jack
Jill
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