Boxing and wrestling show drew near 3000 in San Antonio
A large indoor turnout at the muntelpel auditorium Monday night featured a boxing and wrestling event by the San Antonio Sports Association. Attendance was between 2900 and 3000 with receipts near $900 to $1000 and net profits around $600. Prominent bouts included Henry Moreno over Kid Carmona Malin and Roberto Gomez over Kid Bruno in a six round set, while Gomez edged Gomez for a share of the action.
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Carr Admits Running Days Are Over
Philadelphia report says Olympic champion and 400 meter world record holder from Pine Bluff Ath has acknowledged the doctors’ verdict and will not sprint again. He accepted the likely end of his competitive running after injuries from an automobile accident.
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Detroit Likely To Return In 1934
San Antonio remains the Tigers training camp favorite as Buck Harris hints at making the city a permanent March base. He notes many factors could shift plans, with Hank Greenberg possibly staying for utility duty and a third baseman role still under consideration. A practice game may occur Wednesday, and Detroit’s sole exhibition will close ramp week against the New York Giants. Jack Leswick tops scoring in the American Hockey Association with 40 points.
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Heine Schuble Ag
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Greenberg
Hias
Frank Navin
Herris
New York Giants
Conlan Joins Mission Workers For First Workout
Conlan added to the Mission staff joins regulars from Longview club for an Eaglefield session. Walkup and Griffin, key battery absentees, are expected soon as Hank Severeid begins first conditioning with local Texas Leaguers at Eagle Field ahead of Detroit Tigers move.
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Joinail
Eaglefield
Elton Walkup
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Hank Severeid
Eagle Field
Detroit Tigers
Tech
Hank
Mystery in Camp of White Sox Solves Yet Recurs
In Pasadena California March 204A The White Sox Two Chamberlain mystery unfolds with a rookie pitcher claiming to join from Waterloo Mississippi Valley League after signing a contract yet failing to report He is pursued by Clarence Fiebe e a San Francisco compatriot who locates him in Pasadena only for the mystery to reappear as the figure vanishes again
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Lew Fonsee
Figain
Babe Ruth Weighs In At 232 Pounds After Training
Babe Ruth shed seven pounds during a heavy training week but settled back to about 232 pounds. The star has done little baseball work recently, reserving time for warmups of an hour or so as he nears a New York Yankees contract decision.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Ice Hockey Tonight In North American Leagues Schedule
Tonight Canadian American leagues feature several games with teams like New York and Montreal. The national circuits list matchups including Americans versus New York Rangers and a Canadian team facing Windsor with time details in vague city listings.
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Alotrirat
Plazas Tog Club Shifts Practice Times All Week
The Tog Club at the Plaza hotel moved its session to 9 p m after a noon meet on Tuesday, finishing 11 over before midnight. Monday drill ran from 10 until nearly 1 a m and the schedule will continue for the rest of the week with Brackenridge High School athletes taking the field at 2 o'clock.
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Cochran Hoppe Tie in World Bulletin Championship Match
Cochran and Willie Hoppe faced off in Chicago on March 21 in a 1 point world championship match. Hoppe led 100 to 88 at one point, but the two ended tied in a brisk competition featuring three-cushion billiards.
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Welsher Gochran
Willie Hoppe
Balkling Tilehalder
Hoppe
Cowboys and Fernando Tie In Dim Weather Classic
Dene Seng's Cowboys and the San Pérnachio's Cardinals, state parish champions, battled to a 4-4 draw after darkness halted play in the seventh inning. Pitcher Gor tinas delivered a solid outing for the Cowboys, limiting San Pérnachio to six hits. Plans are underway for a Tuesday Telurn game at the same field with return matchups penciled in.
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Aml
Rojan
Miller Again Risks His New-Won Title
Miller defends his California bantamweight crown as he faces Dada in a ten round title bout in Los Angeles. The fight is seen as a test of his speed and stamina with both boxers rated as strong contenders.
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Preddle Miller
Akent
Lambert Grid Leader Shot by His Son in Family Quarrel
COLUMBUS Ohio March 31 Dr FA Lambert a renowned Spotball official and national rules committee member was shot and likely fatally wounded by his seventeen year old son Samuel during a family quarrel. Mrs Lambert told police her husband had been drinking and that the youth grappled for the revolver. the son said the shooting was accidental and that he was summoned by his mother.
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English Race to Be Run as Scheduled at Lincoln
Rain drenched Lincoln racecourse delays cleared and pumping drained the waterlogged track. Officials said the Lincolnshire handicap would proceed tomorrow if no more rain alter the schedule, with Victor Emanuels Totaig among the notable entrants.
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Post Boxers Go In Action at Fort Sam Houston
Runners up and third place men in a boxing journey staged at Fort Sam Houston are set for a Tuesday event at the War Department Theater No 1. Five bouts headline the card led by Joe White of Twenty first Infantry meeting Bonin of Twelfth Field Artillery in the welterweight division. Sabine Appara of Ninth Infantry faces Red Walker of Twelfth Field Artillery in the semifinal welterweight. Will and Feminute of Twenty third Infantry also feature in light heavyweight and another bout includes Jakes on Culp of Twelfth Field Artillery in heavyweight. Winners receive medals and a team will be chosen to travel to Fort Sill for an early April team match.
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Kansas City Suspends A A U Star For Transfer Rule
Missouri Valley A A U officials disclosed that Billy Johnson former University of Kansas basketball star is under suspension for playing with the Oklahoma City Boosters Sunday against the West Tulsa Oilers. Officials raid because Johnson played in the recent national AAU tournament here as a member of the Southern Kansas State Line team of Kansas City. He could not be transferred to another team for a year.
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