Hook Battles Bruno In Top Boxing Bout
Promoter Francis Cunningham presents a Tuesday fight card at Walkathon arena led by Henry Hook known as The Hoosier Hurricane. main event features Hook at 123 pounds from Indianapolis defending against Big Brim from San Antonio in a 40 round bout. Other bouts include Scott of San Angelo vs Woolsey of Phoenix in 10 rounds, Feliz of San Antonio vs Young Bena, plus Delgado and Escamillo in 4 rounds and Torres vs Sanchez in 4 rounds. Hook returns after an absence to challenge Brim, with Hook aiming to extend a recent win streak and avenge past foes in a card packed with regional fighters and noted matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoek
Indianapolis
Big Brin
San Antonio
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Mike Woolsey
Phoenix
Ariz
Raymond Feliz
Young Bena
Mike Delgado
Frankie Escamillo
Dackle ‘Torres
Harlingen
Chick Sanchez
Walkathon
San
Henry Hook
Kid Brim
Francis Cunningham
Wallathon Arena
7 Hook
Henry Moreno
New Orleans
Joaquin Arizona
Mexico City
Woolsey
Geoif Zacado
Frankie Gratam
Eddie
Kid") Speaks
Young Seni
Feliz
Seng
Lena
Buddy Etheridge
Popwhat
Brooks Heid
Peggy Wattles Wins Augusta Medal in Golf Event
Augusta Ga March 26 91 Peggy Wattles of Buffalo N Y earned the Augusta women invitational medal honors with an 82 credit ahead of first round play. She faced Mrs Charles Harbaugh of Cleveland Ohio while defending titlist Miss Jean Dawer of Providence Rhode Island met Mrs Reginald Maxwell in the lower bracket. I C U Baseball: Fort Worth defeats Marshall 24 to 1 in Fort Worth March 26 7 in the opening game of a two game series with a rematch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wattles
Augusta
Buffalo
Sotay
Wattles
Bern
Charles Harbaugh
Cleveland
Ohio
Jean Dawér
Providence
Reginald Maxwell
Fort Worth
I. C. UV
College of
Pmarshall
Seta
The First Kingfish: Faustin Soulouque’s Rise and Fall
A column recounts Faustin Soulouque’s ascent from servant to emperor of Haiti. It notes his self coronation after 1847 revolutions, brutal rule, creation of nobility, and self-styled titles. He was deposed in 1859 and exiled to Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridiculous Biler
Faustin Soulougue
General Lamarre
Senate of
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Faustin I
Haith
Little Bell
Pimento
Syringe
Hazar
Pretty Besil
Jamaica
Taubert Tops Boat Standing In Alamo Boag Club Regatta
Henry Taubert leads the Alamo Boag club outboard motorboat standings after two wins two seconds and a third in the Lake MecQueeney regatta Sunday. Fritz Reuter Dick Hall and Kenneth Savage follow with strong points amid a 14-boat field and multiple race results across Class G V-bottom hydroplanes and runabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taubert
Alamo Boag
Lake MecQueeney
Fritz
Buddy
Reuter
Dick Hall
Kenneth Savage
C. ©. Perkins
Lynn Daniel
J. Jackson
F. Bonnemassop
C. B. Sherry
M. J. Reek
Keen Koetter
F. L. Hillard
Sanford Nathan
E. Johnson
Jackson
Rock
Koetter
Hilliard
Pertins
Hall
Sherry
Perkins
Savage
Nathan
Taubert
Daniel
Bonnemaison
Daniel Lagond
Tailbers
Bonnermaison
Oberholzer to Discuss Birds in Texas Lecture
Dr. Harry Oberholzer of the United States Biological Survey will speak on Native Texas Birds at 7:30 p.m. in the tapestry room of the St. Anthony hotel. The talk is under the joint sponsorship of the Walton League Texas Science Club and the White may club. A noon luncheon in the Oak Room of the St. Anthony will honor the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Oberholzer
United States Biological Survey
Tzank Walton League
Texas Science Club
Tme
Si Anthony Hate
Bredemus Shares in Golf Laurels in Ft Worth
Fort Worth and Dallas golfers tied for top honors in the Texas Professional Golf Association pro am sweepstakes. Claude Whalen and JL Renaud led with 66, closely followed by George Arbach and Bob Davis at 66. A three-way tie for 67 included Emiley Rowland Harvey, John Bredemus, Col. Trang, Francis McGonagill, and Vernon Willoughby with Fort Worth participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredemus
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas’Professional Golf Association
Claude Whalen
JL Renaud
George Arbach
Bob Davis
Port Worth
Emiley Rowland
Francis Harvey
John Bredemus
San Antonio
Col. &. O. Trang
Abiington
Francis McGonagill
Vernon
Willoughby
Brown Votes for Braddock in Heavyweight Showdown
New York reporters say the New York state athletic commission may intervene in the heavyweight scene. If Commissioner Brown has his way, Max Schmeling could be declared ineligible as a title challenger until he defeats Braddock, the resilient contender who beat Lasky in Madison Square Garden. The commission may require Braddock be acknowledged before any Baer or Schmeling title bout receives approval. Jimmy Johnston reportedly has Schmeling and Baer lined up for a June championship, pending commission action and formal approval.
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Solms
Cara Colaic
Ferre Haute
Ind
Middletown
Jew Braunf
Tenyins
A. Emeger
Tlea
AL Sa
Priesth
E. Bielstein M
H. A
Babe Tal
Iabe Wetz
Gos
Detroit
Timmaermay
Staats Iso
AL Sands
Westerday
Traveott
Ocel
Alex Kowals
Chicexe
Nebergall Alfend Galle
Ruppet
Stratemann
Bzaeling
Appel
Landinay
Jess
AL Galle
Ars
East Beer
Bill Klein
Rattle and Weidner
Creek
Mich
Pensburn
Cummings
Henne
A. Henemeyer
Stricklin
Hammami
Boessine
Dar
Neuse
Superior
Aers
sKuchuck
Geren
Woltsinls
Mueller
Obirkampf
Werner
Gureminesz
N. Henne
Voigt Pa
Elie Seon
Handicapirchner
Schriexer
Iso
Hanson
Riteier
PL Ruppel
Heidemeyer
Ave Ramet
Ite
Aes
Triesch
Ang
Howard Cleaners
SIL
Dygos
King Bottoms
Hottenstein
Eurail
Lemens
Yar
LaBroche
Smit
Btreigler
Air
Chandler
Ang Behroeder Wey
Ang Brown
Aus Company
Grom
Baenger
Rewer
Schneider
Evers
Hand
Talin
Hans Hanshearry
Hazenond
Bisnehan
Ans
Otels
Ietzel
Borden Whall
Phas
Wasserman
Frank Senroeder
Teifeste
Fotels
Teiber
Keles Sapten
G. LeLaurin
Schacter
Ilson
Tandicap
Joerner
A&p
Greshenny Baker Wi
Converse Bee Ae Ib
Alier
Lapham
Riscoll Ain
Marchax
Jangkap
Hempssos
Taufler
Babt Cargo
Marquardt
S Tor. Pampany
Aisbury
Caimbach
Yhardt
Ormoea
Renrens
Wurst
ATG
Asa Bol
Zimmerman Ra
Bremer
Western Assn
Buckner
Ae Bartlesville
Ohio
Merch
Thurnament
Western Association Cub Own
Taston LL
Agnati Obe
Kan- Metche
New York
Varga
New York State Athletic Commission
BU Brown Hay
Solons
Max Schmeling
Inmy Braddock
Chaumax
John J. Pheland
D. Walter Weat
Brown
Dévil
Braddock
Art Lasky
Madison Square * Garden
Max Daer
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Schmeling
Baer
Squadron 53 Beats Randolph Field Team in League Opener
Squadron 53 opened the Randolph Field baskell league with a win over Squadron 47. Mig Brown homered early as Squadron 53 led 4 0 after the first inning and held on for victory. Batteries: Guthrie and Franos for Randolph. Pakkala and Ore for Squadron 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Baskell
Squadron 47
Mig Brown
Pakkala
Guthrie
Franos
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Ripley
King Fens
Rock of the Cross
Meer Wittenberg, MO
Grant
Creely Bog Hospital
Franisco
George Scramling
Hubbard
Oregon
Portland
EW. Moore
San Francisco
Alrough
L. A
XFAV
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New Braunfels
Texas
Socla
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Albert Trmmerann
Wee Jey Ronenhere
Costleyse
BSS
Turner Ladies
Karney
Mary
Grasso
Dethletfeen
Spahn
Seidel
Besch
Schmidt
Anvandl
Spann
Conri Thorman
Dethleffeen
Squadron
Randolph
Bax Antonio
Light
Fannin
Broadway
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