Schmeling-Baer Heavyweight Bout Nears June Fight
The article reports Schmeling and Baer booking a June heavyweight title bout after negotiations via Col Reed Rupstuck and James J. Dehnston. Terms reportedly set with Jacobs and Barr. Schmeling to visit New York in April to prep for a May start. Ham as praised for tough rounds. German officials demand a decisive ending with no dispute.
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Weekend Snouts and Final Round Results Summary
Weekend sports briefs show GoLr Misini-Smith and Runyan advancing to finals with Revolta-Pitara in tour wall. St Augustine's Maureen Orcutt wins Florida East Coast tie for third time, beating Dever 4 matches to 2. Chirgeo-Michigan retains Big Ten title. Owens sets 6.1 in 60-yard dash. South Bend-Pitt crowned Central intramural champions as Tecoras falter. Kauss Scate tops Big 3s with Oklahoma second. Baton-Harvard triumphs as Carnell and Dartmouth tally in triangular meet. Florida Derby winner Mantagna tops field. Reiman Soldier takes 3rd. Los Angeles-Flat race notes New York and Georgia bike events. Texas high school basketball title goes to Austin-Denton. Dallas signs Barnes. Texas grid slate shows various signings.
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Boxing card features Tuy Arans in main event promoter jet card
The event showcases Lou Tuy facing Yomuro Arans in the marquee bout promoted by Francis Guntinghar on Tuesday night. Troubled by stargs, Tuy vows to stop Arans by knockout as other undercard bouts include Brich Peters meeting ENG Brano and White drawing McDowell in a key pairing.
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Baer open to Schmeling bout or any challenger
Max Baer willing to fight Schmeling again or any suitable opponent. He and Heilman say public demand supports the match and Baer notes past contenders like Latky Levinsky and Louis as sparring partners. A German promoter confirms the offer to meet Schmeling in Germany.
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Schmeling Crushes Hamas In Ninth Round TKO
In Hamburg, Max Schmeling dominated American Steve Hamas from the second round, forcing multiple counts and a brutal body attack. The referee stopped the bout at 4 minutes 4 seconds of the ninth, awarding Schmeling a technical knockout as Hamas suffered a ligament injury and refused to quit.
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Motorcycle spills mark San Antonio drag races and relays
A chaotic afternoon of motorcycle races features frequent spills. Clarence Camfield stag es two dramatic crashes while Jim Reyard and Elmer Stadden suffer crashes in the Glass B and relay events. Arthur Armstrong recovers after a crash to remount and finish.
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A and Tilden Girls Share Titles In City Meet
A and Tilden high girls shared trophies after Sunday night basketball wins on the Central Catholic court. St Gerard's beat Fredericksburg 2 10 and Sacred Heart edged Ursuline 17 16 to set up titles, with Ursuline later defeated by Tilden 39 7.
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Snyder Field Trimmed for Texas Conference Track Meet
Georgetown reports Snyder Field undergoing final renovations to install a quarter mile track around the Snyder field gridiron. Southwestern University aims to host the Texas conference track events in April, asserting the campus will boast a premier athletic facility in the conference.
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Softball Opens as Y Confabs Host City Events
In San Antonio, ISOFTBALL GETS ITS START IN Y CONFABS with community groups gathering separately at the YMG and Sunday school meetings. Commissioner John P. Dursmore will chair the city meeting to finalize plans. Public access is allowed though softball play is limited. The Fagie Radiators girls softball squad practiced Monday on Collins Garden grounds.
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Jefferson Edison Track Meet Rescheduled to Wednesday
Jefferson and Edison high schools, longtime local rivals, move their track and field meet from Friday to Wednesday afternoon. Jefferson hosts at 3 o clock with the first two events awarding 3 and 2 points respectively.
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Wrestling match headlines from chaotic card
A vivid account describes a wrestling card featuring Maryin West enberg against Dr Ks Sarpells of Chicago with rope taunts and risky throws. Sarpells relies on rope-based moves while Westenberg shows recovery through expert advice. The promoter Harry Coffman promotes a Pat Reilly versus Ivan Zakturoff main event with Dick Lever and Sid Naters in the opener for39 minutes.
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Five teams battle for top NHL spots with days left
The final regular season stretch tightens as Boston Chicago and New York vie for the top three, with Heatons Boston unbeaten in eight, and Chicago and New York close behind. Standings show tight separation among overall leaders as games wind down.
Hines Shines In Polo Game In Fort Bam Houston
John L. Hines, newly transferred to Fort Bam Houston, led the Second Division to an 8-7 victory over the San Antonio Yellowjackets on Berstingfield. Hines scored three goals as the top scorer in his first game for the team, while Lieut. Sines and others contributed. The Jackets fought hard, with two goals late but could not overcome the early lead.
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All-State Night Team Named by State Press
Two players from Hughes Springs and Denton plus one from La Mesilla were named to the all state high school basketball team after the state tournament by a consensus vote of sports writers and officials. Vinson and Hull from Hughes Springs were forwards, Horre Lemesa Conlar and Barses Wright from Denton were guards.
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Cards Sign Up Joe Medwick
Brade ston Fla March 1 L in Wel Joe Ducky Medwick, hero of the 1944 World Series, under contract at start of spring training. Medwick signed yesterday after decisive conference with President Eamon Taadon. Emile Orsatee remains the only worded top player on the roster as the season opens.
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Sir Malcolm Turns Fifty on Speed Goal
Sir Malcolm Campbell marks his fiftieth birthday in Daytona Beach as he plans another attempt to reach 200 miles an hour in an automobile. He faces rough beach conditions and a favorable wind shift could bring high tides to the strand, complicating a record run.
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Dooge Pigeon Wins Georgetown Race
A Doege pigeon's win marks the opening of a race series by the Blue Bonanza Pigeon Racing Club starting Sunday from Georges County. Results list A Dooge 929 235 and others. next race targets Hillsboro about 200 miles away. Also notes golf stars at Belleair Florida with top women players from Englewood Lexington Providence Oshkosh for the Belleair championship opening.
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St Marys to Play Sul Ross in Spring Football Game
St Marys University plans a spring night game against Sul Ross Loboes at Eagle Field, date to be set. Athletics manager Mose Siminis said preparations include five weeks of practice, equipment issue on Sunday, and possible opener vs Texas Longhorns as 1936 season teased.
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Dizzy and Babe Shake On It War Ends
Stark baseball notes from St. Petersburg report Dizzy Dean and Babe Ruth trading playful jabs as spring training reshapes expectations. The ledger of rosters, drafts, and infield trials shows players like Hank Leathers and Stabley French eyeing spots, with Muldi Mauldin and rotation plans taking form ahead of upcoming exhibitions.
Exhibitions Tampa Fia Batch 11 first Ruths bat futile Sunday
In a rough report from the exhibition games, Boston Braves defeated Cincinnati Reds 12 to 3 to even the series. Ruth and Neme zun kine provided notable hits, while Norley and Eugenn Schott starred for their teams in a sprawling day of baseball with inconsistent defense and multiple strikeouts.
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