Missions Move to Galveston After Split Series
San Antonio Missions split with Houston and moved to Galveston for two games before returning. In the Monday game Kowalik and Kolwalik led a 6-2 win. Wiltse faltered, Elton Walkup finished. In the nightcap Belma Homers highlighted a 3-1 loss as Purdy drove in runs. Over 10,000 attended Ladies Night with free admission for women.
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San Antho Missions
Sught Gates
I'neaday
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Houston
Fab Kolwalik
Mike Cyengzus
Buffs
Hal Waltse
George Paroe
Wiltse
Elton
Umgire Kaber
Soth
Mansent Selph
Bulls
Purdy
Mistans
Oxnier Fletcher
Washington
Fort Word
Teague
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Bettenrout
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Rus
Kowalik God Bogle
Engle
Jeli
San Antonie Sts
Willie Steely
Payne
Curt
Bogle
Feng
Azteca Garcia Bout Delayed to July 5
The planned middleweight bout between Kid Avleda and Coloring Garcia was postponed from Tuesday to July 5 by immigration officials. Azteca Garcia’s eligibility remains the key issue, with authorities awaiting compliance with required conditions before the match can proceed.
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Azteca-Garcia
Los Angles
Jie
Bavausy de
Hawk to Manage Muskogee's Team
Muskogee, Oklahoma, June 27, 184? news notes a former St. Lanry Browne joining Muskogee Western Invaders as manager. Players Fel Roberts, Frank Lneyis, and Worry Moore also listed as outfielders or staff amid a blend of unclear details and dates.
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Muskogee
Oxia
Fo Ware
St. Lanry Browne
Pitahey
Wee Fel Roberts
Prank -Lneyis
Worry Moore
Jnatielarr
Exhibition Diving at San Pedro Pool Features Stars
Winners of Josh Bunday's diving contest in San Pedro pool will dive again next Sunday with guest stars, headlined by Richard Hasse and Raymond Keiler, at 4 PM. Other results from the meet include various placements and times across yard and meter events, with notable performances by George Garton, Marlin Watt, and Wilkes among others. Bas trop, Tex ar, June 27, Bastrop men defeated Giddings 14 to 4 in baseball behind Spencer Klein's long homer, with Giddings batteries pairing Heck and Bohannon.
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San Pedro Pers
Mabe
Richard Hasse
Raymond Keiler
San Pedro
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Losetun Too Yard
Fii
Totten
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George Gersion
Rarst
Martin Wolth Fan Freee
Ntyles Platen
George Garton
Gide
Marlin Watt
Giewte
Wilkes
Curtis
Foune
Heraliton Mente
Wesemend
Firat
Milton Wird
Bill
Hrene
Girdes
Averele
Bas
Senond
Marshall
Arrakes
Jane Secu
Firsi
Bien
Beound
Coltun' Tron
Mond Keller
Bastreof
Bastrop
Texar
Giddings
Spencer Klein
Giddingse
Bil Heck
MrNmmald
San Antonians chase title in Fort Worth golf meet
In Fort Worth Mrs J Lee Wilson of San Antonio led the Fort Worth Women’s Golf Association invitational after the first round, matching 88 on Glen Garden course while rivals from Dallas, Waco and Amarillo posted scores. Miss Abiels Gorevea of Fort Worth led with 78, two under par, as sunny conditions favored the back nine.
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Port Worth
J. Lee Wilson
San Antonio
Sale
Fort Worth
Abiels Gorcevea
Ness Gorezvea
Pegey Lewis Chandler
Dalian
Glen Garden
Wilson
Chandler
Otto Marcel
Roe Witger
C. Rochan
Wichits Falls
M. M. van Warmer
Beaumont
McCullough
Amarillo
Betty Jamegon
Dallas
Scatt Bill
Waco
Hilda Arksalke
Ausin
Boxing Card Promises Dense Local Matchups at Roosevelt Park
A Tuesday boxing card features several bouts headlined by Young Pena vs Buddy Etheridge with supporting clashes including Henry Duffy, Kid Reyes, Kid Williams, and Chick Sanchez. Grigory Kalmess faces Armando Hernandez while Silent Dave is matched with Proxy. 140 and 145 pound bouts include Spider Webb vs Bob Martin and Young vs Baldwin at Roosevelt Park amid a stacked program.
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Collins Garden Athletic Club
Kid Reyes
Kid Willams
Young Pena
Buddy Etheridge
Chick Sanchez
Rancho Esca Uulia
Grigory Kalmess Will
Armando Hernandez
Hattling Proxy
Dave
Spider Webb
Bob Martin
Roosevelt Park
Uy Bill Deckmen
1D Young
Brackenridge Park
Wiillie Baldwin
Lau Pounds
Roosevel
Park Pride
Tu Ie
Texas U Aces Net Winners In Tennis Tourney
Two Texans Karl Kemrath and Marlin Buxky won in early rounds at the national intercollegiate tennis tournament held at the Merion Cricket Club. Buxky reached the third round with an easy win over Francis Moore while Star Taylor of Virginia fell 6 7 6 4. Seeded players advanced except Jack Tidball of California who did not play. The field dropped from 97 to 52 after day one.
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University of California
Texas Golf Squad Seeks Tourney Lead After Strong Rounds
Texas, aiming to master the course in Tuesday’s rounds, held second place in the national intercollegiate after Monday’s action. Yale led with Sidney W. Noyes firing 74 to total 50. Texas scorers included Jack Tinum 97 and Ed Winle 97, with Richard Snider 79 and Dobuy Payne from Austin contributing solid scores.
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Yale
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Pari
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Hreaheam
Lexans
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Dublin
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Tala
Yuie
Sidney W. Noyes
Texas
Wives Shoals
University of Michigan
Johnny Pischer
Roy in Cue Tourney in Chicago June
Four Virgenrnd pocket billiards players compete in a three day tourney in Chicago to decide the junior and intermediate champions. Contenders include Robert Moore from Grass Rapid, Mitch Lares, Hine Whiner, and Mick Oliva among others.
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Sharkey Sees Ring Return Fit For Battle At Garden
New York June 217 Sharkey arrives in strong form for the Madleon Square Garden bout with Carnera. An exam by Dr Vincent Nardielio says Sharkey is improved mentally and physically since last tested three years ago. Sharkey trains at Orangeburg with Hans Birkle while Carnera sharpens at Pompton Lake, with sales and betting signaling a major heavyweight showdown.
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N.Y
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Medowhile
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Artho
Horlich Roth
Fdmia
Carnera Sharkey Fight Shocked by Odd Angles and History
New York June 27 AP. A long remembered heavyweight clash between Primo Carnera and Jack Sharkey is recast with quirky angles and dramatic history. The piece recalls their 1930s duel at Ebbets Field, hints at an imminent rematch, and questions how Primo will conduct himself in the Great Night amid memories of past blows and controversy.
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Fistie Witte
Primo
Seys
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Tkme
Alton
Gayle Talbot
New York
Une
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Pailore
Cyrus Sone Boy
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Sharkey
Carnera
Ebbets Fielf
Jack Sharkey
Buy Crown
Ghind
Erik Schaal
Kiowa
Bharkey
Schanl
Airy
le Bharkey
Leas
No Broadcast Of Thursday Title Fight
New York June 27 The Sack Sharkey Primo Caraera heavyweight championship fight at Madison Square Garden in Long Island City will not be broadcast Thursday night. The decision was made today by William F Carey president of the Garden for duration.
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Carieta Prom
Max Daer-Schmeling
Sharkey
New York
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City
William F. Carey
Me Garden
Waco Amateur Golf Draws Star Field
Waco hosts an amateur event with notable players including Whess Onieat, Olds Smyth, Lavender, and Jack Puts. Dallas’s Bud McKinney headlines with a strong field as McKinney and Auibagh win yesterday’s exhibition match against Lavender and Russell Cox.
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Whess
Aeowe Olds Smyth
Derwis Lavender
Jack Puts
Dallas
Bud McKinney
del Rio
Texas Nuksmen
Che
George Aulbuen
McKinney
Lavender E
Russell Cox
Ware
Auibagh
American All-Stars Selected for Chicago Game at Comiskey Park
The Adgertean League bay picked its National League all-star squad for the July 6 game at Comiskey Park. The American selections include Gehrig, Gehringer, Cram, Dykes, Foxx, Lasters, Ruth, Averill, West, Dickey, Ferrell, Grove, Perreault, Hildebrand, Jenkins, and Crowder, with sede lists following in the draft.
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Marridge
AnTielders
Lou Gehrig
New York
Charles Gehringer
Detroit
Joe Cram
Washington
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
Tony Lasters
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Babe Ruth
Sara Averill
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Ben Chapman
Sam West
St. Lewis
Hill Dickey
Rick Ferrell
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Vernon Gomez
Wertey Perreft
Oral Hildebrand
Cleve Jeng
Alvin Crowder
Dallas curso to get 1934 Trans Miss Dall as host golf
The Brock Hollow Golf Club in Dallas was named by the Trans Mississippi Golf Association to host the 1934 annual tournament. At Broadmoor Course in Colorado Springs, contenders battled for the lowest medal score in Trans-Musaissippi history as 180 players opened final qualifying, led by Gus Moreland of Dallas and Gus Moreland’s rivals amid a flurry of sub-par rounds and tense race for the 32 spots in the final flight. The field includes notable players such as J. Rogera of Oklahoma City, Bob Warren of Denver, and Earl Berry with leaders shifting through the day culminating in a crowded leaderboard and multiple ties.
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Trans- Mississippi Golf Association
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Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Robert Warren
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Cary
Denmar Miller
Towa Atate Chatybien
Bob Warren
Southwestern
New Mexico
Earl Berryattlai Sapuipa
Ohia
Champiin
Gus Moreland
Ben Sowdery
Omaha
J. Rogera
Okrahoma City
W.bd
Dwyer
Sacramento
Calif
John Dawson
Chicago
Dave Galdman
Jess Oldham
Well Smith
Edwin Kingsley
Utah
Henry Revertson
Oklahoma
Pete Jordan
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
Weslei
Arthur Bartlett
Oltimwa
Towa
Aqueduct Race Meet Looks Like Success
Aqueduct race meeting of the Queen's County Jockey Club begins with promising turnout. Opening day admissions exceed expectations and daily attendance edges toward eight thousand as War Glory wins the Dwyer Stakes.
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Aqueduct
New York
Wingard Suffer Eye Injury In Louisville Doubleheader
Wingard sustains a serious eye injury during the Sunday doubleheader in Louisville Kentucky. Indirect report notes the incident occurred amid the game action with teams and officials unnamed, and the prognosis suggests extended absence.
English Team Wins Ryder Cup in Dramatic Finish
Great Britain regains possession of the Ryder Cup beating the United States 61 to 62 in two days of play at Southport. Syd Emdterhmook clinches the victory by beating Densmore Bhuls one up after 36 holes. Abe Mitchell defeats Olin Dutra 9 and 8 for Britain’s first singles win. Over 15,000 spectators, including the Prince of Wales, watch the final matches as the Americans and Brits exchange leads in a fierce international battle.
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Great Britain
United States
Syd Ensterhmook
Densmore Bhuls
Abe Mitchell
Olin Dutra
Prince of Wales
Énf
Gene Saraven
Oper Ir
Arthur H. Padghem
England
Craig Wood
W. H. Davies
Welter Hagen
A. J. Lacey
Prince of Wales Rhonlaoke
Arthur Hayers
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Horton Smith
Charles ‘Whitworthe
Sastercrook
Shute
Dieger
Smith
Lacey
Diegel
Billy Burke
Ed Dudley
Latéy
Iar All Perry
Allan Dailey
O.K. Club to Play At Sayers July 4 Celebrations
O.K. Club prepares for July Fourth events at J. Ye Anderson’s site one mile east of Sayers on Nixon highway. Activities include morning games and afternoon baseball, rodeo events such as calf roping broncho busting steer riding, and an evening dance led by W Anderson HM Tom and Charles Paes. Gonzales Andians stay atop South Central Texas league with 7-8 record as Freek Midkiff returns to form.
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Mratinca
Ana Ing
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J. Ye Anderson
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Charles Paes
Gonzales
Freek Midkiff
Gonzales Andians
Brownsboro Binday
Texas League Scores Roundup From Fort Worth Tilt
In a Texas League recap Fort Worth fell 8 to 4 to Tulsa while Beaumont edged Galveston 1 to 0. Names scrambled in OCR appear to reference players or teams with unclear spellings.
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Heselon
Ian Alls
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Rallan & ‘Oni
Hout
Pet
Galveston
Beaumont
Vikas
Walkup’s control and confidence in focus for comeback
The article centers on Walkup’s pitching, Hank Severeid guiding him to rebuild belief and mechanics. Severeid plans mental work and selective coaching to restore Walkup’s delivery, timing, and composure, aiming to unlock league leadership potential despite recent wobble.
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