Fort Sam Sends 26 Boxers to TAAF Meet
Fort Sam Houston leads with 26 entered boxers for the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation tournament to be held June 2 to 4 at the Municipal auditorium. Directors and coaches from Fort Sam, Boys Club, Randolph Field, and other units race to finalize entries as fans anticipate a packed three nights of action.
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TAAF
Finch
Rowdy Parker
Lievt
Rea
Aldm
Pengation
Instmonti
Army
Elmer Smith
Tony Franco
Parker
Chester West
Panama
Jomnpie Vigil
Toby Vigil
Louis Perez
George Zuerner
Gatlin Jones
Maryman
New York
Hot
Sgt
Benny Brast
Ninth Infantry
Leo Brady
Randolph Field
Alf
Brast
Zuerner
Frank Shelton
Rudy Barrera
Laie Gillegos
Bantos Hernandiz
Enrique Urenda
Atox Amainarelia
Cliffore ‘Monht
Lia
Joe Mangiapane
Marion Gatia
Chief Marshall
Nathan Horge
Frank Penak Jr
Grambel Huey
Leon McGarrah
Oscar Goldmen
Lavell J. Clem
Edwin Tatum
Fort Sam Houston Gang
Cerpetus Help
Chimp Normayle
Lockhart
Boss’ Club
Salinas
Ruhnee
Hugh Berry
Gene Abr
Julian Bam Pic
Jesse Metcalf
Joepee
Latin American Sports selects team for upcoming event
Toe Martinez and Pete Erat Idez, ages 135 and 120, are involved as Exquirel selects the team to represent the Latin American Sports association. Tighter will receive special trunks and gear in honor of the occasion.
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Pete Eratidez
Durinny Exquirel
Latin- American Sports Association
Necaston
Aggie Baylor Tilt Delayed By Rain
Weather forced postponement of the Texas A and M Baylor game in Waco as rain disrupted the conference schedule. The teams will resume play Saturday afternoon at the Texas college, with Baylor visiting Aggies for the re scheduled matchup.
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Holguin Meets Browning In Junior Golf Championship
Tony Holguin of Hawthorne and Sterling Browning of Owain reach the city junior high golf final at Brackenridge Park after decisive semifinal wins. Holguin edged Phil Harkins 9 and 8 after taking the medal with a 79 in qualifying, Browning crushed Abbott 10 and 8. The 18 hole title match is set for Saturday morning with other first flight semifinalists to follow.
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Lindsay and Jurich Fight Another Draw
Vancouver bantamweight Kenny Lindsey battled Jackie Darteh, former world flyweight champion from San Jose, in a ten round bout ending in a draw. Weighed in at 127 pounds. It was their third encounter with Jurich ahead by one win. The Californian previously out pointed Lindsey in a prior meeting.
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Fifteenth Winner in Artillery Duel
The Fifteenth fled artillery nine banged out 22 hits in seven innings to win the thirty seventh artillery game 15 to 4 Wednesday. Pat Port Gam Houston Johnson had a perfect day at bat with two doubles a pair of singles four trips. The pitcher, Heat, collected four Varce for four.
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AFL Crane Club Names Top Players in Milwaukee Event
A garbled 1940s- era sports note lists players Fletcher Allan Warto Becker Pant and Garhark among event participants. Mentions Milwaukee and Minneapolis arcane venue details with unclear team names and dates, typical of brief wire-service style summaries.
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Becker
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Garhark
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Minneapolis
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Aif
Rathers Lose Again Fifteen Runs Not Enough
Hoy Springs Ary May reports the Rathers suffered a second straight loss as they trailed 20 95 to Tranrkaria. The team had entered the night without a victory in recent games and relied on Ad falls NBC pts for several runs, while Helena Iixt tallied 41 runs.
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Rathers
Women Bowlers Shine at W I B C Event in Los Angeles
San Antonio teams lead as the Women’s International Bowling Congress opens day seven in Los Angeles. Leaders include Tulsi Gila and Syracuse contenders. the Alamo City five features Emma Trelbez Elizabeth Wall Nell Hensley Juste Muse.
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Janes
Los Angeles
Bill Simon
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May Marquardt
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Gee Arguing Over Salary In Dallas Return
Dallas May 22 Inss John ny Gee tall pitcher in organized baseball in Dallas Wednesday after a week of signing autographs for fans He was optioned to Portland earlier and has a two year salary dispute with Pittsburgh officials Gee 6 foot 2 inch left hander won 20 games for Syracuse in 1938 and was bought by Pittsburgh for 75000 His arm trouble limits value since then and he hopes the weather and Texan trip will ease the troubles before a possible return to form.
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Junior high swim meet at Woodlawn pool Thursday
Water splashes spark the annual esty Jantor high school meet at Woodlawn pool with Hawe Thorpe defending champions. Four events per division Class A B and C feature three swims and one diving. Breckendedge Sages, two-time state champions, defend city titles with swimmers from Apalhat Jeffer Son Teck Burbank and Lanier.
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Esty Jantor High School
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Breckendege Sages
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Rom Jeffer
Son
Teck
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City High Golf Title On Line At Willow Springs
The city high school golf championship faces a decisive Thursday as defending Jefferson Mustangs meet the Tech Bustalacs at Willow Borings Jinks. Jefferson, with a bye into the floats, is favored to win in the four matches and retain the title after Tech defeated Brasketiridge in the first round.
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Jefferson Mustangs
Tech Bustalacs
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Tech
Brasketiridge
Odd Scoring Fragments Mention Local Teams
Fragmentary report lists unclear scores and team names including Decatur Clinton Evansville Cedar Rapids Waterlan and Aetna in a garbled line. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or standings to form a full item.
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Clinton
Evansville
Binns Bate
Cedar Rapids
Waterlan
Aetna
World bantamweight title fight results from Omota Neb
Absoctattd Press reports Roscea Binith won a world bantamweight bout in Omota Nebraska stopping Chet Janes in 146 seconds. Rock Veland and Kenny Linney also fought in Vancouver turning up with bouts against Jackie Turich. result details are incomplete from the fragment.
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Floresville Netmen Defeat Seguin Team in Tennis Meet
Floresville clubs defeated Seguin 5 matches to 3 in a local tennis meet at Floresville on May 22. Singles saw Marjorie Spruce of Floresville beat Lehnhoff of Seguin 4-4, 5-1, and Hardy Wurst of Seguin defeat Joe Tom Howton of Floresville 7-5, 6-3. Doubles contests featured De Potrell and McCaurty of Platoingitle beating Moore and Jim Setudlgen 6-1, 6-8, while Wendell Dyer and Brave Mangum defeated Raymond Mairfield and Joe Moore 6-3, 5-7, 1-0. Ladies' doubles Kil, Dorothy Brown and Spruce beat Vickers and Mrs. Glenn Vaughn 6-2, while mixed doubles Brown and Dennis beat Vickers and Brewert 8-5, 8-1. A second match noted Barcos Smith of Omaha scored a technical knockout over Chet Jones in a welterweight bout.
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Semun
Joe Tom Howton
Plorasvile
Jost
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BI McCaurty
Platengitle
Toe Moore
Jim Setudlgen
Randolph Field
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Christoforidis Favored Over Lesnevich in Challenging Bout
In New York, May, Christoforidis is favored to defeat Lesnevich in a proposed light heavyweight title fight. Promoter Mike Jacobs maneuvers dates and venues, while the New York Athletic Commission and NBA weigh recognition and crown plans. Betters expect a heavyweight tilt later as the champion’s claim shifts amid promoter strategy and city approvals.
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Gus Leanévich
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Shin
Fost Cvaty
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Ghis
Tony Austo
St. Louis
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New York Commission
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IHI1
Billy Boy
Cann
Winsner
Jimmy Webb
Texas
Cyretatoridis
Eid Lesnevich
Lytery
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