Tarpon Rodeo to Include All Fish in Corpus Christi
May 4 to 8 deep sea fishermen from One Southwest stage a three day tarpon rodeo at Turk Aveenas Texas era. The Port Aransas Light-Tackle club previously hosted a tarpon rodeo drawing entrants from Texas and nearby states and recorded a record 209 catches in three days. This summer the club plans a new event with prizes for tarpon jackfish mackerel kingfish and even sharks. Club secretary Bare Farler leads organization and promotion.
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Amateur Ball in Major League Affairs Discussed by Board
Amateur baseball news outlines a board meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday to discuss major league matters including fields, scorers, and umpires. The report lists teams like Richter’s Bakery and the Public Service Company Utilities, standings, upcoming games, and local league events across multiple parks and venues.
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Rome
Utiilities
Richter's Bakery
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Depot
Explanations of Entbbe and Africa Lore
A fragmentary piece discusses Entbee and Victoria Nyanza in Africa, praising the continent while denouncing the term Dark Continent. It mentions Bolabe Upanda, tsetse fly dangers, sleeping sickness, and economic losses, plus a vignette about a Sahara caravan tragedy and a tease for tomorrow’s installment involving Dr. Hiptey letters.
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Squadon 46 Downs Boss of Squad Fifty three in League
Squadron Forty-six continued its winning ways in Randolph Field Baseball League Tuesday, defeating Squad ron Fifty-three 61. The contest featured three late runs, several errors, and standout pitching by Cross who scattered six hits. Hallman was the only player with two hits on either side, as Caruthers and Swirler anchored the defense and Gower, Morgan, Huee, and Murphy contributed in the batting order.
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Gower
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Sauariron
24 Speedbike Riders Enter at Parlandale Speedway
Twenty four speedbike riders enter an English style short track race at Parlandale Speedway Tuesday at 8 PM. Hal Tike announced sixteen five lap races with a final round among four riders to determine the overall winner and prize. Parking space is added for better viewing from the grandstand front.
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Uae
Galveston Corpus Race Set For July 6
Corpus Christ sailors prepare for the annual Galveston Corpus event on the coast. Local enthusiasts report strong interest with expected entrants and teams from Ren D. Fraxtes of Wouxton and Yooh Pow friends led by New Curry, last year’s winners.
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Light's golfing writer Felix Seppa McKnight returns home
Felix Seppa McKnight, golf writer for The Light, left Medical and Surgical Hospital Wednesday morning after a monthlong recovery from abdominal surgery. He rode home in Porter Long's distinctive black ambulance, flanked by friends and staff, planning a two week rest at Fort Harte before returning to reporting duties.
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Seppa ) McKnight
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Porter Long
Andy Ce
Stupa
Raat Harte
Senek
Lalace Belo-D RhitAul Falls in Contested Inward Battle
In a tense match Rodrigues led the Tigers with strong ball handling while tne 1lulacs faced a resilient inward defense. The game highlighted the teams’ skills, as Palfuthuas Igen claimed a narrow win amid strategic plays and notable effort from both sides.
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Lee Dope
Rodrigues
The
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Tulle
Tne
Gallant Sir and Equonoiles Race Proposed at Arlington
New York May 24. Rego Gallians planning a one mile race between Norman Church’s Gallant Sir and GC V2 White ley’s Equonoles, a handicap champ. Church issued the challenge. Whitney accepted with a returd maith at Belmont’s autumn meeting. No firm date yet.
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Arlington Movié
Whitney
Belmont Te
W. Lahrot
Axon
Belmont Park
Michigan Golfers Keep Big Ten Lead
Michigan golfers led the Western Conference chase in Chicago with a 650 total by their four-man team after two rounds, as Minnesota followed at 664 and Northwestern trailed. The field heads into the final round with detailed scores and individual leaders to be decided, while other notes mention junior baseball and local youth teams.
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Michigan
SMP
Tioga
Cochet Trains Hard for French Cup Challenge in May
In Auteuil France May 24 preparation for the French hard court championships centers on Cochet who trains intensely in cycling and practice at Roland Garros. He seeks to avenge Ellsworth Vines who defeated him in last year’s challenge round as he studies defense against sharp hard shots under coach Martin Plan. Meanwhile America's doubles team faltered as Frank Shields and Cilli Aussert fell in mixed doubles to Suzanne Barbier and Christian Boussus, and Dorothy Burke and Muriel Thomas exited in women's doubles to German pair Aussem and Krahwinkel.
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France
Cochets
Ami
Martin Plan
Vines
Tim
America
Frank Shields
New York
Cilli Aussert
Suzanne Barbier
Christian Boussus
Dorothy Ardyus Burke
Muriel Thomas
Fraulein Aussem
Hilda Krahwinkel
Humphreys Signs to Ride Head Play
CHICAGO May 74 Mrs Silas H Mason winner of the Preakness and runner up in the Kentucky Derby will likely ride Head Play in the $23 000 American Derby at Washington Park June 3 Lee Humphreys the leading rider is to ride the horse Mason yesterday purchased Humphreys contract and the rider was ordered in report without duty for trainer Tom Hayes at Washington Park Head Play reached Gareck yesterday Mr Khayyam winner of the Wood Memorial last Saturday in which Head Play ram Waird 19 expected at Washington Park before the end of the week PARISH LEAGUE MEETS A Parish league meeting slated for Wednesday has been postponed until next Monday
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Play
Silas H. Masons
Lee Humphreys
Washington Park
Mason
Sumphreys
Dufy Fo
Tom Hayes
Ganerack
Khayyam
Playground Ball Leads Spanish-American Girls League Rally
The Prosper Hill team Gonzales 1, led by Antonia Pena and Delbesen, dominance in the Play Ground league with Flores Garate and Geneve Acoma belting home runs. Flores Garate and Acoma sparked a late rally that put the Queens ahead, as Bert Garcia, Pamen, and others contributed runs in a tense nine inning contest at Sam Pedro Park. The Queens won behind strong pitching and timely hitting, while Gonzales countered with key defensive plays and the absence of star players. A big crowd watched the decisive offense unfold as the team established the league lead.
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Hart
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Pete Amentiola
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Atronic Gonzales
Sam Pedro Park
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Lenglen to Play on Own Terms in May 2011
A garbled report mentions Suzanne Lenglen pursuing independent play with terms set by unspecified parties. It references requests for sanction from a church or federation and notes Vatican or United States involvement, with a focus on personal and wedding-related matters.
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FairFans Seek Separate Seats for Dempsey Bout
A group of women boxing fans petition Promoter Jack Dempsey to reserve a special seating area for ladies at the Baer Schmeling fight on June 8. They argue it would allow them to attend respectfully if accompanying companions are unavailable, avoid crowd disruptions, and enjoy the bout in privacy from a secluded center-field section.
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Black Panther Defeated In Collins Garden Card
An 800 strong crowd watched Young Williams challenge the feared Black Panther in the main event at Collins Garden Athletic Club. Sanchez beat Miner over three rounds, Schmeling and Carpentier rematch exhibition, King and Valdes drew, Dunn outpointed Rudy, Tommy fell to Pete, Sanchez beat Ozona, and Red beat Hogge in a three round exhibition. Referees Overman and Terry Young officiated.
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Dretsmn
Kimminer
Max Schmeling
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Ray Overman
Terry Young
Marathon Results Highlight Mixed City Track Action
Partial race notes show Fox and Euclid Villare leading in Ohio events with 24:10 times and 56:00 scores. Mentions of Chuck Anderson Sweden, Jim Browning Verons and other named athletes across Cincinnati Toledo and Texas venues.
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Georgy Craig
Tulwa
Fight Results From Seattle to Chicago Card Report
A fragmented report lists fighters including Seattle fighter Fred Lansart and Chicago competi tors with mentions of Miami Pla Oklahoma City and other locations. Results show defeats for several labeled opponents with no clear dates scores or finals.
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Lansart
Tacoma
Larry
Juineon
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Fort Walth
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Cadet Winner of Schreiner Meet 5 A
A San Antonio youth G W Parish scored 333 of 400 to win the Schreiner Institute inter company clue competition. Second went to Kerrville’s Joe Delaney with 328, Tommy McPeake Akron Ohio 322, Bill Mayfield Kamnes City aca. Mayfield among few not on Company B’s tear. medals to be presented May 30 at final review and parade viewed by Ninth Infantry Fort Sam Houston officers.
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Giants redirect roster as Salveson eyed for vacancy
In Cincinnati on May 24 the New York Giants ship pitcher BI Shaves, ex Athletics, to Kansas City as an option. Giants reportedly plan to acquire pitcher John Salveson from Dallas to fill the roster vacancy amid ongoing roster shifts.
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Gincinnati
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John Salveson
Dallas
Four Champs on Park Bill at Brackenridge Tonight
Four champions headline a Brackenridge card tonight starting at 8 pm. Army featherweight champ Cevanaugh faces Kid Tombrellar in a grudge bout. AAU lightweight champ Buddy Etheridge meets Kid Young. Becond Tank’s K Shelbourne, Panama Canal Zone lightweight champ, opposes Kid Garza. Eddie Gurtis, Texas amateur welterweight champ, meets Pug Mifer. Don Martinez and Pat Headick stage a second wrestling match. Sonny Reed and Tee-Wee Dempsey open the show.
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Army
Kid Garza
Eddie Gurtis
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Don Martinez
Pat Headick
Sonny Reed
Tee-Wee Dempsey
Race Drivers Take It Easy In Indianapolis Race
With five days to qualify for 18 remaining spots in the 500 mile speedway race at Indianapolis drivers pace as 23 pilots already qualified. The 42 car field ends Sunday and drivers circle the 2 12 mile brick course at over 100 mph. Argentine Raul Rigand, driving Ivan Gaudino’s racer, hoped to qualify late today.
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Corbett Slights McLarnin Methods Ahead of Bout
Corbett ridicules McLarnin's training, saying practice must fit a fight and derides his foe's approach. McLarnin has skipped training rounds to golf twice this week, while the welterweight champion prepares for the upcoming 15 round match next Monday night.
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Jimmy Melarnin
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Corbett
One-Hit Game Sets Time Record in Local League
Brady, May &.-Roy Brosla pitched a one hit game Sunday afternoon against the Fredericksburg Giants in HY Country League action. The game lasted an hour and 10 minutes, a probable new time record per league officials. Only sly Glanty reached first base and none advanced past the mutes sack as Brady silenced the Giants with strong defense and solid pitching. DALKY PLE TO COACH SONWAY Ark May 24 For miorly A football star AL Tian university Jerry Dalrymple of Little Rock will be director of athletics and head football coach at State Trachess college here Hex senson
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Mredericksburg Giants
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Hex Senson
Promoter Wrights Semi Final Card Heads Week-Long Meet
Promoter Charlie Wright has lined a semi final in Wrights weekly mat card at Exposition Park next Monday night. Chick meets Demetral in a high profile bout noted for its pace and power as fans expect a decisive run toward the main event. Cyclone Fox and Walter Achu headline the speed boys in a fast tag style show that promises tough grappling and crowd action.
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Bull) Demeral
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Wright
Exposition Park
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Lougheat
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George Craig
Twtsy
Jon Pare
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Pris Fay Matt
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Nive Jesson
U S Davis Cup Squad Ready for Action
The United States Davis Cup quartet prepared for the final round in the American zone facing Argentina. Captain Wilmer Allison, Ellsworth Vines, George Lott, and Johnny Van Ryn arrived at Chevy Chase for eleven days of practice as officials hoped President Roosevelt would conduct the draw. Vines, amid rest and golf, led a demanding schedule with Allison and Van Ryn in extended practice for singles and doubles.
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Ellsworth Vines
George Lolt
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Chevy Chase Country Club
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Aldermar Echeverria
Hector Catharina
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Simmons Tops Ruth in Votes in Chicago Balloting
In Chicago on July 8 Simmons of the White Sox led the American League in votes with 1681, edging Babe Ruth who trailed with 1620. Earl Averill of Cleveland had 739 votes as the league’s top outfielder in the ballot presented amid mentions of other players and teams.
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Legion Juniors Prep for City League Playoff Tidings
The district junior basketball scene features Legion Juniors and multiple squads in close races. Betters include Buckeye club teams and local venues such as Maverick Park and Linna field as playoff seeding shapes the upcoming rounds.
Unclear Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Game
Readable fragments describe White Sox Hi Roto pitching a homer and single by Steve Bwetonie. Benoters and Morberry key in an 81 win. Don Avrgt Philties-Wallowed three douling again at Guiss fon Genvlis. Yaathers eighth homer of season with two on base. Treiley Roy Parmeter and Giants-Manhed involved in late scoring.
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