MITZE PICKS COLLINS TO FOOL SPUDDERS IN STATE MEET
Mitze nominates Collins to outwit the Spudders as Carlton and Hant clash for the state golf crown. The narrative shifts to a baseball recap with Jim Rabbitt, Walt Golvin, and Ping Bodie star rivals in a high scoring Bears vs Spudders game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitze
Collins
Spudders
Carlton and
Hant
Tiny Owens
Fred
Grainard
Wichfells Spudders
Honus Mitze
Ake
Spade
Tf Mike
Congood
Privas
Ately
Jim Roberts
Eulas Mora
Tom Estell
Jet
Dallas
Houston
Conley
Bears
Big Jim Rabgles
Galvin
Owens
Rabbitt
George Distel
Spudder Cum
Ping Bodie
Xajo
Felding
Gossin
Washburn
Bed
Lyin
Golgip Meade Eevers
Tre
Innine
Ficerald
Fitz
Strass
Tis
Baecing
Tiuberia
Stephens Stops Coast Fighter in First Round
Brooke Stephens of San Antonio, Texas, a left hander, knocked George Stone of San Francisco to the mat in the first round of an eight round bout in Sacramento California. Stone showed no fight after the body shot, ending the match early.
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San Antonio
Sacramento
Cal
Brooke Stephens
Texas
George Stone
San Francisco
Heep
Stone
Unclear OCR sports recap with scattered player notes
Fragmentary text lists names, teams, and shot events across multiple basketball items. It mentions Hobarts Wichita Falls San Antonio and various players with limited readable scoring and play-by-play terms. The copy is damaged, producing a jumbled summary without a clear single event.
Latzo defeats Walker in world welterweight title bout return
In Scranton Pennsylvania Pete Latzo defeated Mickey Walker to claim the world welterweight title by a narrow margin. William H. Recap of the state boxing commission indicated plans for a rematch within 99 days at Sesqui-Centennial Stadium Philadelphia. Board member Harvey Surle opposed forcing a quick defense before the six month limit expires.
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Scranton
Pete Latzo
Mickey Walker
Chamipion Co A
Aptedy Retern Beut
William H. Recap
Pennsylvania State Duxing
Teocan
Philadelphia
Charles F. White
Neuman to Meet Stribling in Ten-Round Bout at Atlanta
Ray Neuman a light heavyweight who boxed as an opponent of Jack Dempsey in an exhibition at the local baseball park has been matched to fight Young Stribling for ten rounds Monday night in Atlanta Gr. Newman recently lost a close decision to Paul Berienbach who is the former heavyweight champion and is expected to present a tough challenge to Stribling.
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Ray Neuman
Stribling
Hay Neuman
Voly-Poly
Jack Dempscy
Tember
Atlanta
Newman
Paul Berienbach
Ight
Hart
Fulton and Windsor Banned From California Rings
Fred Fulton a heavyweight and Fred Windsor former Tony Fuente manager were barred from California rings by the state boxing commission. The ban cites alleged abusive language toward a state inspector in Stockton after a recent decision. The incident followed a verbal attack by the pair on the inspector.
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Hollywood
Cat
Fred Fulton
Fred Windsor
Tony Fuente
California
State Boxing Commission
Stockton
Ring
Windsor
Fulton
Jadiex galt women's golf meet ends in deadlock at course
The Jadiex galt tournament on the municipal course finished with a tie for first place among Mrs Franck sind Mre ALK Neilsin and Mre ML don Whit took second. The tournament continues May 20 for several days with prizes including a winner’s cup and a runner-up prize.
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Jadiex
Franck Sind
Alk
Neilsin
Don Whit
Neyyook
Youn
Dane Koctier
Chipries Honter
J. Webb
Lucille Moitirgsch
Vigiturs
Inet Pliyees
Helen Murgge
Wravieast
295-Pound Starter to Lead Indianapolis Race
Seth Klein weighing 295 pounds will be the official starter for the international automobile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday May 32. He signals the start from a 25-foot high stand andfires the flying start as 80 cars roll from the grid, with pacing and safety concerns noted for drivers and officials.
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Indianapolis
Seth Klein
Automyvlie Racing
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Klein
Peter de Basseine Duesenberg
Opnanan
Bern
Wis Kit
Fehl
Averiskins
Cader
Traphane
Kleist
Fight Results Show Mixed Outcomes Across Cities
AP reports a series of boxing results with Georges Carpentier and Eddie Huffman winning in New York and California, Teddy Silva knocked out in California, Napoleon Dorval scoring a technical knockout in New York, and other regional bouts in Davenport Rock Island Des Moines and Toronto.
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Associated Press
New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Ddie Huffman
California
Ail ‘Brown
Teddy Silva
Mike Edta
Heathwinny Wiesse
Germany
Napoleon Dorval
Dan Licher
Vic Urban Dominates College Meet With Two Firsts
Vic Urban formerly of Brackenridge High School led Howard Payne College in the Texas Conference track meet at Sherman. He won both the discus and javelin events with throws of 142 feet 4 inches and 18 feet 2 inches. Southwestern University topped the team standings with 68 points, Simsmons second with 7, followed by Howard Payne and Austin College with 20, plus Trinity. Burgin of Southwestern was high scorer with 14.14 points, winning the 220 yard dash and high jump. Sims of Simmons could not run Friday due to a knee injury. Advertising notice appears at the end.
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Vic Urban
Brackenridge
Texas
Sherman
Urban
Howard Payne College
Southwestern University
Simmons
Howard Payne
Austin College
Trinity
Burgin
Southwestern
Sims Af Simmons
Houston Stars Reach Texas Amateur Finalists
Houston stars Carlton and Hunt advance toward the Texas Amateur Championship final at River Oaks course. Carlton beat Tacdby 2 and 1 after morning wins. Hunt defeated Wynne 7 up 6 to play and Golding 4 and 2 to reach the final.
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Houston
Ver
Opsie Carlton
River ‘Oaks
Willie Hunt
Carlton
Hunt
Hisstorians
Tommy Cochran
Wichita’ Falls
Leonia Jacoby
Daliak
Cochran Hid
Chanes
Jacoby
Stir
Tacdby
USA
Corktom Shott
Splendid
Dallas
Wynne
Goldeng
H. H. Wynne
Fort Worth
Fred Gelding
Hongton
San Antonio
Preston Moore
Lewis
Wee Rusdell
Moore
Rt. M. Colting
Levinson
Lewis Levinson
Lewis Jr
Tom Gregory
Bred Langham
W. Allen Ryle
Tan Bam
Tingley
Penick
Kyle
Langham
Bob Scott
General Offices Lead Utilities League With Victory
General Offices pulled ahead in the Utilities League by defeating the Live Wires 12 to 8. O. Tengler led the offense with a triple and two singles, while N. Browning and Menger excelled on offense and pitching. Dov Aaron added three Live Wires hits, as Gilles, Menger, and Schwarz combined for the win.
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Ham Meizer
General Office
Transportation Bearcats
Rigale
Public Service League
Menger
Major Leaders in National and American Leagues
Associated Press summary of batting, hits, doubles, triples, homers, and stolen bases leaders in the National and American Leagues through May 21. Key figures include Southworth and Adams for batting, Cuyter and Meads for other marks, Ruth leading several categories, and Pennock among pitchers.
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Associated Presa
Southworth
Giants
Rans
Henticote
Adams
Cubs
Cuyter
Pirates
Strisol
Bottomley
Cantinsis
Cupler
Meadlowe
Pennant Chasers in League Standings Update
A fragment notes pennant chasers and league standings with partial phrases and unnamed teams. The unreadable portion obscures specifics but signals ongoing race for top position in the league.
Cleveland and Philadelphia Batter Nos Show In Uneven AL Tilt
In a chaotic box score type report, Cleveland edges Philadelphia with uneven scoring. Names like Buckeye, Rommel, Pate, Beamgartass appear in fragmented lineups amid stray digits and obfuscated terms.
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Cleveland
AL Philadelphiz
Acta Philadelphiz
Obo
Buckeye
Rommel
Pate
Beamgartass
Bermach
Aha Perkins
Coghrane
National League Play Babuyday Across Multiple Cities
Fragmented box score notes show teams such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, St. Louis and Boston in various matchups with incomplete results. Batter lists, line scores, and player names appear scattered across leagues including the Pacific Coast and Texas associations.
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New, York
Cleveland
Washington
Phiiadelphia
Detroit
Leaga Ose
Los Peteey Nageren
New-York
Phiadelphiag
Chicago
Boston
Erispy
Washington, Y
Etroli
Washington OR
Hrateau
Ade I. Battellessoner
Holo Colling
Partont Ena Ey
Woodalll Lyery Seivaria
Marberey
Feri Ms
New York
Lowis
New ‘York
Goltine
Boston Seaway
Schalk Zabnleer
Lyonk
Blachoée
Wha
Gaston
Babuyday
Philadelphia
St. Leo
Pittsburgh
Brooklya Ab
Cincinnati
Pet Cineionall
Vepe
Brooklyn
Pittaburgh
Louis Aes
Wan Philadelpnia Rene
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Ping
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Stephens
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Janiogs
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Dan Moody
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Ta—hlike Dandes
Rock Island, MI
Joe Janson
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Fargl
Danny Cooney
Trenton
Jone
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Joe Nous
Mank
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Charlie
Ur" Resenberg
Okie Mbber
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Houston Stars
Utilities League
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Ruth
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American Association
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Coumbus
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Texas Association
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