Sykes Tackles Tough One In Brown
Local amateur Ralph Sikes, who has turned pro, meets Willard Brown of Muncie in a ten round or less bout on Callaron Street Monday night. Brown holds slight favorite due to ring experience as Sikes boasts a 10 and 0 punchout record in recent tuneups. Semi final features Id Hrimo versus Bobby Gomez in six rounds. Laredo argues with Lopes in a six round special while Bobby Battista headlines a night of curtain-raisers promoted by Kinky Flores.
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Callaron Street
Ralph. Sikes
Tates
Jooks Uke
Mighty Tough Lad
Willard Brown
Muncie
Ind
Pelt Wall
Brown
Texas
Bruop
Reed
Kid Laredo
Kid Williams
Nos
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Laredo
Tare
Roy Soft
Bobby Battista
Bobby
Weekend Sports Brief Aboard National Meets and Championships
Weekend sports items from multiple cities note Eastman winning 860 meters at Pacific association championships. Michigan repeats as Big Ten champion with 18 points from Evans and Ward. Yale beats Harvard 73 1-2 to 62 1-2 in pole vault and high jump setting marks. Louise Ann State claims Southeastern Conference title with 74 1-2 points. Utah tops Rocky Mountain Conference, Nebraska retains Big Six title, Boston College wins New England intercollegiate. Notre Dame defeats Pitt 65-1 2, Princeton 78 1-4, Army beats Manhattan 68 1-2. Princeton, Penn and Columbia in Childs Cup, Syracuse varsity edges Cornell by two half lengths. National rowing results include selections at Childs Cup and King OConnor wins King’s Plate in Toronto. Davis Cup results show U S securing series clear with wins over Caberiga. Germany, Austria, South Africa, and England noted in various matches.
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San Francisco
Eastman
Evanstoll
Ward
Michigan
New Haven
Conn
Brown
Yale Downs
Harvard
Birmingham
Ala
Louiseaa State
Denver
Utah
Albany
Dave Kimonen
Toronto
Kiiometer Mp
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WN. O
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cambridge
Mass
Boston College
New England
Shields Wins First Match at Auteuil
Frank Shields the sole US entrant in the men's divisions of the French hard court championships teams with German champion Daniel Pream to defeat Pascal and Francois Merlin in the first round doubles at Auteuil. They won 8-2 5-3 0-3.
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Auteuil Auteuil
France
Frank Shields
United States
Daniel Pream
Pascal and
Prancois Merlin
Collins Swats Em in Squadron 46 Win
Johnny Collins hit all three triples and a double, driving in five runs as Squadron 46 from Randolph defeated heat D H unts 13 to 0. Other players listed include Bundey, Menton, Sve Dlte, Watterles, Heaton, Behoefer, Langfirid, Nestor and Pingrr.
Village of Snow Dwellers Trt Wash Enduring Snowbound Life
Saturday's Explanations: a description of a village at the end of the Great Northern Railway cut through the Cascade mountains. The deep valley enclosed by mountains often hides the town in winter with buildings linked by sleds and life continuing under heavy snow. Tomorrow the feature invites readers to believe it or not and to mail questions about the cartoon.
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Qeste
Great Northern Railway
Cascade Mountains
Severa
Wheatley Walton Head Elected At Texas Convention
A Wheatley of San Antonio was re elected head of the Izaak Walton League Texas division at the convention in Waco. The gathering approved resolutions condemning commercial bass sales and praising conservation projects. Ben Crain of Dallas Chamber of Commerce gave the welcome address with Carl C. Hennessey of San Antonio replying. Will Tucker head of the state game department also spoke, along with Loro of Minneapolis and G C M Hocher of San Antonio among others.
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Co. A. Wheatley
San Antonio
Wee
Izaak Walton
GC. M. Hocker
Houston Bulls Cut Ticket Prices Amid New Plan
Houston Bulls announce price reductions at admission offices effective immediately, consolidating paid seats and reserved grandstand. Unreserved seats drop to four bucks, with 10 percent federal tax included. Plan aims to attract crowds, including 200 unemployed fans who will receive free tickets on select nights, while ladies and children retain free or reduced boxseat access with a 25 cent upgrade.
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Msi
Brosh
Fred Ankenman
Houston Bulls
Eit
Buffalo
Ankernman
Llano Leads Hill Country Baseball Standings After Win
Llano surged to first in the Hill Country Baseball League by beating Junction 5 to 1 as Fredericksburg lost to Brady 1 to 0. Mason beat San Saba 4 to 1. In Mexico City, May 22, the Aztecas upset California 9 to 1 before 19,000 spectators.
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Ty —Ylang
Jinclion
Fredericksberg
Brady
Mason
San Saba
Collegians
Mexico
Aztecas
University of Californ
Simmons Defies 13 On Birthday With Slugging Splash
SMICAGA May 22 Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox, in a string of 13 straight games with a hit, raised his batting average from a slow start to .364 for the season, ranking among the American League leaders. Today marked his thirtieth birthday as he turned in a hot stretch since May 4, lifting his overall average from an anemic start to a solid figure.
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Smicaga
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Simmons
Simfeon
Alamos Slam Out Easy Win In Weekend Showdown
The Alamo Multigraphing lettermen dominated the Austin city champs in Sunday action. Lefty Webb and strong team defense propelled a steady 7 point lead as the visitors built momentum into the final period. Next weekend the Lettermen travel to Mission for two games with Leo Najo's 20 30s. Later in June they head to Monterey for a three game series with Zarrosa's champions.
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Lefty Webb
Lettermen
Austin
Vicliman
Doug McHride
Austin City
Mission
Leo Najo
Helen
Xasne
Mexico's win streak ends in twin bill loss at Van Daele field
Magnolia Financiers beat the Mexico Nationals 8 to 7 in game two as Zip Myler fanned the hitters and San Mer and Pacheco led Magnolia. In game one San Mer and Cassillas sparked a 6 to 5 Magnolia win while Best powered the Financiers and Gult belted a homer as Mexico fell short. Umpires Andy Andrews and Tom Seward worked the doubleheader with a 1:45 time.
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van Daele Field
Magnolia Fifsanelers
Mexico Nationals
Zip Myler
Chee-Chee” Perez
Jimmy Peres
Matey Boys
Pacheco
Cassillas
San- Mer
Magnolia
Seare
Finanniers
Salon Ar
Prince Ipanes
Makoate Finazclera
Mexico
Netlongis
Delam Errors
Ramirez
G. Pere
Funy Sela Cansillier
Facheco
Ado
B. Pers
Pele
Lonale
Andy Andrews
Tom Seward
Elakley
Sonnler
Germment
Spills Mark Dallas Race as Riders Escape
A Dallas speedway event featured multiple crashes with riders unharmed. Vern Ellis seized top honors after Challender faltered, while Miller and Mackey suffered track misadventures but avoided serious injuries.
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Lack
Yeater
Lave Field Speedway
Miler
Jack Hess
Miller
V. D. Mackey
Act Challender
Houston
Vern Ellis
Challender
Polish jockeys killed in Warsaw Grand Prix chaos
Two jockeys died in a chaotic Grand Prix at Warsaw as horses charged the course. Polish star Magdallankh was among those killed while others sustained injuries and nerves ran high after the dramatic incident.
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Warsaw
Poland
Magdallankh
Prin
Play to Continue on Schedule Despite Derby Setback
New York May 22 The three year old turf championship now seems wide open after Head Play’s disappointing Wood Memorial run at Jamaica. Head Play trailed to finish seven lengths behind Mr Khayyam and four behind De Valera, but Mrs James M Austin’s team plans to press ahead with planned engagements. They ship to Chicago for the $25,000 American Derby at Washington June 3, with the Latonia Derby and $35,000 Classic at Arlington Park in July also on the slate.
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Sas B. Mason
Jamaica
James M. Austin
Mr. Khayyam
H. C. Phipps
de Valera
Hart Play
de Y Velere
Chicago
Washington Gutl
Arlington Park
Outboard Drivers Win in Corpus Christi Yacht Races
In Corpus Christi on May 23 4A Ramor Oval Ramor Oval Ramor Oval hosts yacht club events. San Antonio drivers dominated the meet with H E Taubert aboard T 131 winning five first places and one second. Rap Russell on TA 129 took one first and three seconds with Roy Bernard and William Sheer earning several seconds and thirds.
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Texas
San Antonio
Ramor Oval
H. E. Taubert
Wene
Rap Russell
Roy Bernard
William Sheer
Red Bridge Aces Triumph Over Yellow Jackets In Brief League Clash
Red Bridge Aces defeated the Yellow Jackets in a Saturday game on the school diamond. Captain Pedraza led at bat with three hits in four chances while other players like Caneco Padmore and Vega contributed key at bats. Pitching mixed as Pedrazo worked innings with several runs charged to him, aided by defense and a double play from Luckie to Torres to Keayla. Umpires Pena and Robinson called the game.
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Red Eth
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Tolaia
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Rung
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Bedrazo
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Arelana
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Bak
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Uy Lone
Pena
Robinson
Brackenridge Park Golf Net Heads to Semi Finals
Renubet Albaugh and Tommy Lawrence advanced in Brackenridge Park city municipal finals with Lorraine Young, while Halbert Grumbles moved to the semi with Young. Lawrence beat Lewis Levinson one up and Albaugh downed Gerhard Schriever 3 and 2 as pairings and results rolled in for the tournament.
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Tommy Lawrence
Lorraine Young
Halbert Grumbles
Bracken—idge Park
Lawrence
Lewis Levinson
Albaugh
Gerhard Schriever
Grumbles
Young
Tom Lawrence
Lewla Levinson
Reuben Athowth
Ie Hehriene
Loraing
Moore
B.lang
Dr. Relnarz
Tob
Anil
Tack Scholl
Edwin
Ray Salinas
J. W. Tekles
Abegtsa Mi Laird
Carver de Fafemled
Carver Va
Werthington
Thurmond
Volar’ van Gordan
Byrne James Becomes N.Y. Regular
Cincinnati dispatch reports May 22 that Giants manager Bill Terry used two rookies to disrupt the Joe DiMaggio streak. In the second game of a doubleheader at St Louis, Byrne James, young second baseman from Dallas, started at second and Paul Richards from Minneapolis started behind the plate. Each got a base hit but James also committed an error.
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Joel Ing
New York Giants
Bill Terry Hut
St. Louis
Byrne James
Yoong
Seman
Dallas
Hugh Critz
Paul Richards
Minneapolis
Gus Manouns
James
Nealon Dominates Kerrville 6-3 In Firemen Comeback
Alamo Heights Firemen beat Kerrville 6 to 3 at Pantherfield to seize first in the Mountain Jesque. Clark Nealon starred on the mound and at bat, driving in runs and pitching through a tough Kerrville lineup as Turner and Peilly homered in the first frame. Extra-base hits and solid defense backed Nealon while Kerrville made a late rally, but the Firemen held on for the win.
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Pantherfield
Alamo Heights
Clark Nealon
Turner
Peilly
Uebbie
Colmie
Mor'a
Fells
Grouim
Wores
Nealon
Kereville
Slouat
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Turnee
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Peille
Whitney Rors
Peitle
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Mey
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Iley
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Epee Healan
Riley
Whitney Ta
Sheridan
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Alt der Arack
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Ricker
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Eal
Same U S Players to Face Argentina in Davis Cup Final
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced that the same US team that defeated Canada last week will play Argentina in Washington next Thursday through Saturday for the interzone final. Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison will contest singles, with George M. Lott and George Van Ryn in doubles. the winner faces the European zone champion and then France for the right to challenge France. Germany, Italy, and South Africa remain in contention in Europe with Holland, Austria, and Switzerland eliminated. Germany will face Japan on June 9, Italy will meet England on June 19.
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Vines
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South Africa
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George van Ryn
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Genoa
England
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Basle
Italian racer wins Berlin auto race on Ayus track
Italian racer won the Berlin auto race on the Ayus track Sunday driving a Bugatti. Varall was warmly congratulated by Joseph Goebbels, Chancellor Hitler's minister of propaganda.
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Mayee
Acnilly Varal
Ayus
Varall
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Cardinals Rise With Winning Streak In Major League Play
The St. Louis Cardinals gain ground by sweeping two games from the Giants, moving to within a half game of New York and 2 1/2 behind Pittsburgh. Pepper Martin sparks a hitting streak as Lac Durerber strengthens the infield and Chicago Cubs win twice to extend their streak to four. Cincinnati splits with Philadelphia as Walter Miller shines for the White Sox and Browns, aided by strong pitching, climb in the American League standings.
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Fullerton Associated Press
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Lac Durerber
Pepper Martin
Mey
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Pittsburgh
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Jumping Joe Savaldi to Meet Ed Lewis in Return Match
New York May 22. Jumping Joe Savaldi, ex Notre Dame star, faces Ed Strangler Lewis in a return bout at Matisog Square Gardez. Savaldi seeks to regain form after recent losses as Lewis aims to extend dominance in the heavyweight showdown.
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New York
Joe Savaldi
Notre Dame
Strangler
Texas League Boxes Ballar 6 Nitauoma City 0
A garbled Texas League box score shows Ballar defeating Nitauoma City 6 to 0. Players and inning notes are incomplete with multiple misspellings and unclear names. Key names such as batters and pitchers are partially legible but many line items are unreadable.
National League Sunday baseball recap incomplete
Fragmentary update notes a National League game with Bulger Hi Clostomer 2 and New York 4 but lacks clear teams dates or full context. June style shorthand mentions Teale 38 and Mly Zames but details are unclear. The readable elements suggest a score line and player names without full attribution or game context.
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Bulger
Clostomer
Teale
New York
Mly Zames
Eras Peague and League Baseball Schedule Fragment
A highly garbled OCR page shows scattered baseball schedules across multiple leagues. Mentions include American Desuor Monday Be Sent at Enadelonia, National League games in Chicago and East at Lut Pulladel, Southern Association teams like Pearl, Dixie League with Barado and Baton Rouge, and Coast League notes. Contains fragmentary lineups, game results, and player references such as Hunterian, Goebel, Blake, Coleman, and Power with unclear dates and locales.
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Iterlex
Grittney
Coleman
McPhail
Pee Honterson
Allericg
Buiers
O. Jackson
Balliiegs Oldie
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Hott
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Byeram
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