Gallery noises stir debate at sports events
A sharp column by a seasoned sports critic rails at how galleries in Britain and abroad now deride players with loud disapproval. It recalls tennis crowds, baseball stands, and a Mexico City incident in 1921 where fans roared through a game, drowning out the umpire and bat crack, urging players to endure or react with composure.
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Cote
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Dors
Boxers Bum't And Kept Secrets In Braddock Fight
DAVIS J. WALSH argues Art Lasky took an avoidable beating from James Braddock after a disputed 15 rounds. Lasky’s reported hand injury preceded the bout, with questions raised about doping and timing while noting Schmeling’s looming title clash.
San Fernando Cardinals Rout St Anthony's in Parish Baseball Clash
The San Fernando Cardinals defeated St Anthony's Yellowjackets 18 4 in nine innings on the St Anthony's diamond. Card Thirlers Barrera and Forest held the Yellowjackets to few hits while Martinez led an 16 hit San Fernando attack with four runs driven in. Batteries: Bufreni Peres Villa Arcos Turnuy Decker.
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Champion fast and famed French chef Taillevent dies
Saturday notes detail Taillevent, chef de cuisine to Charles and Philip II, author of the first French cookbook. A famed royal table steward and champion faster, he died mid war and is buried at St Germain en Laye. His tombstone mentions extended water and meat fasts.
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San Antonio Horses Triumph at Ft Worth Show
Large closing day crowd marks Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show as it ends in Fort Worth. Senator Crawfud, owned by George Brindies of Omaha and shown by B B Tucker of San Antonio, wins champion road horse. Night Alarm owned by Amy Novich of San Antonio named champion five gaited saddle horse. event features a $4,750 stake.
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George Briindies
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San Antonio
Night Alarm
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Mako Wins Over Budge in Tennis
Gené Mako, likely to represent the United States in the Davis Cup against Mexico, defeated Donald Budge of Oakland in a weekend match. Fred Perry, the world champion, beat Frank Smiths of New York with a strong net game and powerful returns.
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United States
Mexico
Mako
Donald Budge
Oakland
Fred Perry
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Prank Smiths
New York
Taft Tigers to Open Season Against Lakeview Dairy team
Taft Tigers manager Jonny Lynan announced the season opener scheduled for Sunday March 21 at home against Lakeview Dairy of San Antonio. France beats Germany in rugby action as Paris reports a high scoring Sunday contest.
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Louisville hi takes honors in Chicago basketball final
Xavier of Louisville wins the Rational Catholic high school basketball title at Loyola gym 29 24 over St Mel Chicago Catholic league champions. Sally scores key third period bursts with four field goals and a free throw, earning MVP honors amid all star selections including Beverman Pare Norris Schmitt and Quick Bear.
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Fittsburgh
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Schriever Sets Brackenridge Record in Brilliant Round
Bernhard A. Schriever, San Antonio amateur golfer and former city champion, shot 67 at Brackenridge Park to set a back nine record and help Hack Williford and him win 6 and 4 over Loraine Young and Tracy Cox. Wendland defeated Jack Thurmond 7 and 6 to reach the final against Ken Rogers, with Schriever’s 29 on the back nine key to the day’s drama.
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Loraine Young
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Jack Thurmond
Ainal Brackenridge
Wendland
Sinut
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Hack Whiiford
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Halbert Grumbles
Louis Levinson
Reuben Albaugh
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Still Think Perry Will Join Net Pros
MEMPHIS Tenn Maren 23-07 Bill O'Brien New York tennis pro promoter said today that he still base for Fred Perry to sign a professional contract for a three months indoor period in the United States before next January Perry will carry on for England in the Davis cup competition for at least one more campaign DALLAS March 25 H L Edwards veteran Dallas golfer sank his fifth hole in one Sunday at Brook Hollow Country club driving 235 yards to the cup on the No 8 green he was playing with Earl Sain Sr and W E Brown
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New York
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Weekend Sports Roundup From The Associated Press Racing
Weekend sports brief highlights racing at Bay Meadows and track and field results from Butler relays. Intercollegiate swimming championships see New York Yale Army and Penn in title contention as Hoyt sets medley mark. Basketball and tennis events across cities report scores and advancing teams.
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Tulsa Stones Face Tough Defense in National Tourney
In Wichita Kansas on March 25 Tulsa Oklahoma Stones defend the women’s national A. A. U. basketball title. They face 29 teams from Atlantic Seaboard to Utah with Meade Kansas as their first round opponent. Shreveport Louisiana led by coach Leni Babb fields two teams in the regional.
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Levinsky Prepares Lightly for Wednesday Bout
Dallas March 25 heavyweight Levinsky works light in training for his on deck fight in Omaha this week. King Levin, Chicago, Babs Hunt of Ponca City, Okla, also at gym as plans firm for Wednesday night bout. The Kinefish undecided on entry today.
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Eastern coaches seek plan to challenge Western wrestlers
East's top wrestling coaches urge drastic moves to beat Oklahoma A and M and halt Western dominance as Oklahoma wins the 1936 National Collegiate A. A. titles at Lehigh. Indiana and Illinois rise, Lehigh and Penn State lag. Howard Johnston of Penn State wins an Eastern division. Three coaches named to lead Olympic grappling hopes are Gallagher of Oklahoma A. and M., Tham of Tulsa, and Sheridan of Lehigh.
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White Sox Paradise for Kid Players in Spring Training
White Sox manager Jimmie Dykes moves slowly with lineups at Paradene camp as players like Bonura and Radcliff vie for regular roles. The club wins early exhibition games against Cubs and Pirates, while Dykes laments Babe Ruth’s departure from the Yankees to Boston.
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Ball Boys Sweep Chicago Tennis Titles in 2008
Northwestern sophomore George Ball won the indoor singles title for the second straight year by defeating Gene Quinton 8-8 8-1 6-0, in Chicago. Ball and his brother Russell won the doubles final over Frank O’Connell and Gordon Braude 6-2 6-4.
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