Londos and Cox Stun Crowd in Masked Bout
In Mericg City on a May day 20000 fans watched champion Londos and Joe Cox of Kansas City clash. Two falls delivered by an airplane swing ended in 35 minutes with Cox unmasking as Joe Cox. The bout drew vivid suspense and preserved Londos prestige amid the mystery surrounding Mack.
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Landes
Londos
Mack
Hye
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Polo Drawing Set Tuesday at Fort Sam Houston Tournament
Fort Sam Houston hosts a spring polo tournament next Sunday with four to six teams. Fort Clark fields two squads including the Fifth Cavalry first team. Second Division and San Antonio Polo unit Yellowjackets also compete. Universities of Texas and Houston Polo, Riding Club invited. Matches at Crackeridge Park and Hatchard Field. Second Division to receive steeplechase cup won last winter. Abe Brackenridge Park game planned next Sunday.
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Aid
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Pershing
Specials Twice Nip Sutherland Springs in double-header
The M. EK and T. Specials swept a Sunday double header at Sutherland Springs. In game one Haney drove in the winning run in the 10th inning for the Specials, with late hits from Ackerman and Williams and solid defense behind Hanes.
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Sutherland Springs
M. EK
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Haney
Specials
Ratherland
Avila
Burris
Authacland Springs
Brand
Hanes
Seyrarer
Dawson
Edwards Prepares Rough Upset in Heavyweight Bout
Kan sas City wrestler Ty Edwards vows a rough approach to challenge Jim Londos for the heavyweight title. The match headlines promoter Marty Collman’s all star card at the Municipal Auditorium, expected to draw the biggest crowd in San Antonio. Fans from Edinburg, Litterie, and Kenedy have placed reservations, with Jesse Wilson of Austin ordering 50 tickets.
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Kansas City
Cnln
Jim Lendos
Wileh Tops
Marty Collman
Moenicipal Auditorum
San Antonio
Shooting Winners Named In San Antonis Gun Club Event
A. Holland led with high score while Bod Sellers took second and Mrs. Topperweth placed third in the weekly San Antonis Gun Club show Sunday afternoon. Sellers fired two perfect scores, with Holland and others posting strong scores across multiple events at 25 and 50 yard ranges. Don Nissen won the Invitation pistol shoot at the Exposition range with 1109 aggregate, and Mrs. RB Tate claimed the women’s state title with 191 in her match.
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Don Nissen
Exposition
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Heweman
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Owen Iitley
Cantain Harvey
Awecekate Soaringen
Veremnan
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Wetmore Road
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Austin
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Raven
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Coley
Alkiin & Hankey
Armike
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Sarris
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Franke Baldos
Riverside park golf tournament unveils paired matchups in first round
The Riverside park golf tournament opens with 107 golfers finishing qualifying. Lieut Ken Rogers and S Grumbles headline the championship flight with a 74 4s score, as numerous pairings are announced for the first round across multiple flights.
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Riverside Park
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Habhart Grum
Jack ‘Thurmond
Tom Law
Lonnie Wendland
Lecame Young
Heenhard Schriever
Werndington
BR. Taylor
Roy Rogers
Jessie Claments
Sergeant Rewsa
Secoan
Cantain Prentice
Cecil Cheatham
L. Morgenthaler
Westall
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Pred Muppertz
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Rob Schsonover
Vercy Guess
Weed Rodriguez
Snapp
Chick Brandt
Kubitz
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Rulten
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R. B. Oliver
George
Brewer
Brown
Joe Monre Jr
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CM Steith
Ko Prince
BA. Webster
Jack Bond
Bill Soleher
Ted Landon
Ine Zucht
C. Boyle
Sot. Smith
Dr. Tra Blade
Jimmy Sotther
J. L. Childress
Wilford Greenrond
Harry Ruest
Merks
Pete Deschuer
Dr. & Dick
Sart Snepp
Bitallasher
Ray Bikea
I. H. Cheatwaud
Lous Jonge
Dennis Miller
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Amateur Ball MP seeks out-of-town clash Sunday plans
Fort Sam Houston based Amateur Ball MP schedules practice and games through next week. Meadhnen at the post, Lambert reservations, and Tar Alamo Paintmen set dates for Tuesday and Friday. South Side Cubs face Greenburg Harpshire in UL innings. tie broken next Sunday at Bunny Slope diamond. Raat Sports adds a Sunday win over San-Tex Printers by forfeit and plans Tuesday practice at St. Francis diamond. Chapa Soles sweep Morales Heer Garden games, Paul Swaren pitched 32 innings. Lakeview Dairy tops Atascosa All Stars. Pleasanton hosts next tripleheader.
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Greenburg Harpshire
Devard
Bunny Slope Diamond
Raat
San-Tex Printers
St. Francis
Chepa Soles
Morales Heer Garden
Paul Swaren
Chapa
Junior Yanks Hold Field Day at Eagle Field
The Junior Yanks of American held a track and field day at Eagle field Saturday with all towns taking part. Troop 8 Alania Wreights school led with 64 points, Troop 4 Robert R. Green school second, and Troop 11 Riverside school third. Events included dashes, high jump, baseball throw, and archery with many noted troopers and scores listed.
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Alania Wreights School
Robert R. Green
Ai Polala
Aras
Riverside School
Roy McClanahan
Bobby Byrd
Recor Lester
Darrell Ingen
Tutstm Kincaid
Dean Douglas
Benny Leonard
A. Clags
Hichard Cody
Bobby Wright
Rudolph ‘Steffler
Marks Coulter
Croop
Toseah ‘Allbee
Kennel
Ohne
Bill Javesle
Graree Hains
Jammie Brattard
Sallings
Willy Nobling
Richard Cady
Robby Hyrd
Aie Clanahan
Bryan Naylor
Tiorec Naylor
Charles Meyer
Tobn Burges
Beslte
Tingle
Jack Gravel
Darrell Horan
Glenn Huldér
Clits
Roy Vic Clanahan
Charles Lawis
Rudloph ‘Steffer
Marion Coutter
Vernon ‘Mitchell
Bo Ulass
Carles Meyer
Thomas Moteh
Joseph Mitchell
Glass
Dae Ail Faeckle
Kleth Schlomeing
Timeile Stafford
Alvin Rees
John Bur Bss
Chsef Cunning Bryad Jann
Dar WW Hogan
Glenn Halder
Roop
Bean Douglas
Kieth Schieming
Kieth Sohening
Milton” Farner
Robmeé Steffler
Harvey Dardan
Glassy Chinning
Hutson Kincaid
Harry, Skinner
Revluy Lester
George Ewing
Jarvey Jorden
Hubert Stelfier
Roger Naylor
Fyrat Sveut
Juignat Warewer
Aull Skinner
Lloyd Schwariy
Birdaone
Lloyd Seinwartz
August Darizey
Bill Skinner
Loulé Jirdaong
Loyd Schwartz
Bih Skimmer
Firties Social Dareger
Louis Birdsong
Troup
Lloyd Schwarte
August Garexér
Tenn
August Daveger
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Bi Skinner
Lloyd Schwartz
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Lenis Birdsong
Anquat Dareger
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Tracy
Toni Tarddang
Roy McClanshan
Robby Byrd
Richard Cody
Charles Jever
Kenneth Cline
Joe Fi
Tracekle
John Burgese
Jimmie Stafford
Barrell Hogan
Glenn Tistder
Joe Bettencourt
Frank Brothers
Harlandale Takes Two Ball Games In Doubleheader
Harlandale Achiroles swept both ends of a doubleheader at Fort Sam Houston, winning 2 to 1 in the opener and 3 to 4 in the nightcap. Key hitters included Rose, Curry, and Halder with multiple runs, while McCall and McDonald contributed on base, and defensive plays supported the double victory.
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Wmilitary
Fort Sam Houston
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Ib Thome
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Rozese Golvinet
Shuterst Allison
Schaeler
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Aine Lowe Rose
Gudleraine
Robert
SrBanald
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Marder
Halder
Phampaon
Parkinston
Raatinston
Thompenn
McGall
Hilder Tare
Nilphred Tall
Heléor
Tim
Weekend Sports Wrap: Preakness, Relays, and Davis Cup Wins
Fairhame-Omake takes the Preakness at 225.025 with Firethorm second. Coldstream wins stakes as Princeton, J-Harvard, and Carnell place in a league meeting. Davis Cup matches see United States sweep singles. Shields edges Bartosh in California tennis. Cincinnati and Princeton contests highlight a busy weekend with various notable results.
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Firethorm
White Cockpile
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Coldstream
Princeton
Harvard
Carnell
Calumbia
Brown Yyaten
Dabby
Presco
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Qmirks
Hethlehera
Niddle Attonte Gong
Rutgers
Cincinnati
Hank Clemao
Ute
Mexico
TDF
United States
Chima
Grant and
Budge
Los Angeles
Shields
Gerald Bartosh
California
New York
Fred Jaratyas
North Bergen
Albany
Soondat Marathi
Hewark
St. bAis Cantrals
Herzl Socter
Princet
W. J—Fenn
Toronto
tHeden
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Ady
Eng
Tarse
Houston Volley Team Retains National Title in Straight Wins
Houston's veteran M C A volley ball squad defeated Division Street Chicago 11 15 15 8 15 8 to claim the national title for the third straight year. Division Street beat North Philadelphia 15 7 15 3 to reach the final.
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Houston
Navy Picture With Powell Audy Aas at Navy Parade
Los Angeles May 13 1908 The crowd watches Dick Powell Ruby Keeler and Ross Alexander star in a Navy picture sequence. The piece mentions Page Allss Glory Broadway Gondolier Anchors Aweigh and Annapolis background with Delmer Daves as writer and Frank Borgage directing.
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Parsons Yolton
Universal
Tony't
Universal Service
Cae
Los Angeles
Dick “Powel
Ruby Keeler
Ross Alexander
Navy
Annapolis
Anchors Aweigh
Warner Brothers
Dow
Ostie
Delner Daves
Aweigh
Huby Keeler
Frank Borgage
GANGLAND S HE LE SURE GANGLAND S HE LE SURE
A chaotic cinema column reviews the new Warner Brothers film G Men at the Aztec with Cagney as a government agent, praising its thrills but condemning a railway scene as in poor taste. It notes audience disruption and predicts solid box office, while praising other May 1935 Hollywood developments and stars.
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Moving Pictures
Warner Brothers
Hushitss
Chicago
Heights Firemen Defeat Alamo Paint Team
Heights Firemen beat Alamo Paint with key hits by Judmes Turtle Fireman Jed and Warneke. Players Goutte Tov vines Wp Palit vrcresee DOL AM N2O show singles and doubles as Paint offense stagnates in Sunday game.
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Scorinis
Judmes
Jed
Warneke
Bebe
Tov Vines
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