Hearing planned to crown Baer after Louis bout
May 24 report from Washington states Buddy Baer seeks ruling that he should be champion, challenging the Louis title on grounds a foul occurred after the bell ending the sixth round. The hearing, granted by the District of Columbia boxing commission, could influence 28 other states in the National Boxing Association.
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California Assembly Protests Boxing Decision in Louis-Race Fight
In Sacramento on May 24, Assemblyman James h. Cassidy of Oakland introduced a resolution protesting the referees’ decision that Joe Louis won the Washington title bout after the sixth round. The measure asserts Buddy Race fought gallantly and was unfairly denied victory due to a late hit after the bell.
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Caiit
ENS
California
Joe Louis
Buddy Racy
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Oakland
Bela
Washington
Buddy Bace
Els
Assembly of
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Louis Beats Baer in Ring After Belled End Fight
The bout drew over 24000 spectators as Toc hit after the bell in the sixth round prompting ringside debate over a foul. Louis denied intent and the win stood while he plans a New York training camp for a defense against Billy Conn on June 18. Corin's manager Johnny Tay watched and concluded Louis had lost his punch.
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Hellman
Louis
Ner
New York
Billy Conn
Corin
Johnny Tay
Gray
Baer Cranks Up Caustic Talk After Title Bout
Sacramento report details Max Baer blasting the title fight between Huddy Baer and Joe Laitis. He mocks the referee and announcer, questions judging, and references injuries his brother allegedly suffered, drawing sharp comments on postfight conduct.
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INS
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Huddy Baer
Joe Laitis
Heesis
Mans
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Dony Ute
Toeger
Eric Ting
Dean
Clotter
Leo
Thekerye Trad Drier Balls and Terai 2
Clinton and Stanlien 4, AModine 11, Waterton 0, Gillere aed sehetled.
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Balls & Terai
Clinton & Stanlien
Amodine
Waterton
Gillere Aed
Putting Keeps Horton Smith Runyan High
In New York May 24 the 34 clubs compete in the Goodall round robin at Meadow Country Club. Horton Smith and Paul Runyan battle with expert putting. Smith carded 209 while Runyan was 12 under par alongside Ghezzi. Runyan unveiled a new grip for short putts aiding accuracy as Jimmy DeDarel, celebrating his 24th year of play, remains a strong contender.
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Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Moss Waipethodox
Smith
Run
Yan
Anak
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Ad Runyan
Vile Ghezzi
Deal
N. I
Runyat
Stalth
Paul
Willie Gosgin
Tony Henna
Jimmy de Darel
Older horses in spotlight at Belmont park
New York May 24 14 older horses headline Belmont Park action as the meet shifts to the Derby age crowd. The Metropolitan Handicap and the 65th Juvenile Handicap highlight a big program with notable entrants Eight Thirty King Cole Bright Gallant and Robert Morris among others shaping the day’s results and betting.
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New York
Belmont Park
Seher
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Eddie Arcara
J. Frederick Byers
Robert Morris
2 Me King Cole
Bing Cole
Leigh Tallaferro
Bright Gallant
Wideners
King
Boys Clubbers in TAAF Lists Top Contenders
Whitney's Hash Woodvale farms Hattal Joseph B Widener's Roman Barrington stable Olympus lead a strong field against Eight Thirty and four outsiders Arnold Hanger's Roman Flag Maxwell Howard's war reliance call The Chief Col B Bradley's Bold and Bad Mrs A PL Shermun's Gey Wolt If all the 10 named go for the post the mace will be wortl 35 The savorite a 400 added af fal will have a gross value of 10150 Thees 22 year old fig s long dash promises in beam open rare with Ware ren Wrielit's entry Sun Again Some Chance slightly favored over Mathassel stable Amphi theater DF Whitaker's Request nd Coldsweam stable's Albat ross
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Woodvale Farms
Hattal
Joseph B
Widener
Roman
Barrington Stable
Olympus
Arnold Hanger
Roman Flag
Maxwell Howard
Warreliance Call
Col. B
Bradley
Mrs. A
PL Shermun
Jate
Monk
Thees
Wareren Wrielit
Sun
Malhassel Stable
Whitaker
Coldsweam Stable
Albatross
San Antonio Ten Ball Games Rain Out Delays
Rain has postponed many of San Antonio's Texas league games amid spring showers. The Missions have had ten rainouts this season, with a daylight doubleheader planned for a make-up. Multiple Friday and Monday Ladies Nights affected attendance, and a Shreveport game marked the ninth postponement as weather disrupts the schedule.
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Houston
Chamber of Cain- Poor Chamber of Commerce
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Mission
Tritiny
Shreveport
Tech Ikid
Tomn
Beaumont
Iair
Starr Keeps Indians Aiding With Seven Wins In Season
Jean Ray Starr, veteran former Cardinal and USC star, has been the standout for the Indianapolis Tadlanayolls this season. He accounts for seven of the team’s 15 victories this year, helping maintain a solid position in the American Association standings.
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Long
Jean Ray Starr
Tadlanayolls
Hin St. Louis Cardinals
Uscirchai Gang
Indians
American Association
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Tatatler
Ife
Columbus
Red Birds
Art Kerring Anh
Kansas City
St. Paul
Blues
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Milwankie
Brewers
Milterk
Bernie Orn
Ulveron Pally
Ab Wright
Fort Worth Fury Worth ABILOA Box Score
In a rough box score style recap for Fort Worth, Horton and Eaton drive scoring, Bevanine and Gross contribute, with Wilke and Sturdivant providing key plays. Pitchers Hayworth Clarke Malizhee and others are noted, with umpires Naylor and Thinn listed and timing at 1:58.
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Janego
Floydus
Mortip
Aaronin
al Hecker
Malizhee
McDoue
Binines Dla
Fort Ware
wbeLeri
Hayworth Clarke
Blass
Haven
Thallay
Fey
Naylor
Texas Leaders Face Varied Results Across Cities
A jumble of names and places from Texas cities including Fort Worth Shreveport Norman and San Antonio appears in a garbled report. Mentions of players and teams such as Norman Wiles Wilks and Munson surface amid scattered references to games and dates, with no clear game outcomes or dates verifiable.
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Howriga
Gregory
Fintig
Waxhingston
Shrevep White
Jan Eerie
Tuna
Hutton
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Una
Grevary
Taller
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Ty Pollet
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Wikke Finertun A
Jinineette Dy Wilks
Hintiktian
Alt Kernda
Mullet
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Ovis
Atmnay Galina
Iniig
Ber Antal
Fight Results for Lovin and Others Recounted
Disjointed report lists fighters Lovin Te itrol and Te itrol rivalries with California events. Disqualification noted for retaliation in the seventh round. Names include Frank Martin New Worker and Miry Siva amid chaotic credits and locations such as Los Angeles and Tarowna.
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Teitrol
Migopee
Waer
California
Bary
Frank Martin
Cnet
Panaitann
Galt
Miry Siva
Howndde Timamy
Antic
Vil
Los Angeles
Staeped
Frewitin
Ino
Tarowna
Wininuia i Tinney
Utlanalie
Rluo
Alyrany Aone
Niabsiile
Aa Barramienin
Ina Monutand
Brackenridge Eagles Swim to City Championship
Brackenridge Eagles won the city high school swimming title with 76 points, taking first place in all eight events at Woodlawn. Jefferson was second with 34 points, Tech third with 26 as Don Smith set two records in wins and individual times led Brackenridge’s relay and individual scorers setting new marks.
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Brackenridge
Woodlawn
Jake Pack
Eagles
College Station
Jefferson
Tech
Don Smith
Smith
Richard Weetkweninet
Hrack
Enridge
Title Conferred on Ill Fielding Yost
The University of Michigan board of regents conferred Professor Emeritus in Theory and Practice of Athletics on Fielding H Yost upon his retirement as athletic director. The resolution praised his service as coach and administrator and noted his inspiration of manhood. Yost has been ill with a heart attack recent days.
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University of Michigan Board of Regents
Fielding H
Yost
Idna Naehytile
Toni
Kogpieal
Yenss
Sixth World Swim Mark for Bill Smith
Honolulu reports Bill Smith Jr aged 7 swam 1000 yards in 1 37 149 beating the previous world freestyle mark by 22 1 2 seconds set by Jack Medica in Seattle and Portland in 1843. Smith aims to surpass the record two weeks later.
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Honolulu
Bill Smith Jr
Jack Medica
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Smith
Evangeliite League Names New Plaintiffs and Teams
Evangeliite League announces new participants and fixtures with listed teams. Alexingdily, Lafayette Meedamea, Cake Chailen Det Artiste, and Jayne areamong the names associated with the updated league schedule and match lineup.
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Alexingdily
Nairhes
Lafayette Meedamea
Cake Chailen
Det Artiste
Jayne
Star Golfers At Houston
Elinor Jones Southwestern champion from Albuquerque joined early arrivals at River Oaks Gauntly club course for practice ahead of the Trans Miss Championship. Notable players include Marion Miley Pat Grant Betty Jameson and Betty Jane Macmerie among others as Jameson heads to defend her national title with practice rounds.
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Elinor Jones
Albuquerque
River Oaks
Miss Jones
Tracy the
Marion Miley
Lexington
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Illithe Elder
Ace
Negro Track Meet Staged in Dallas May 24
A Negro track meet was held in Dallas featuring college high school and sprinters as part of the South Atlantic association's event. The gathering served as a qualifying meet for the National AAU championship in Philadelphia, drawing about 300 athletes from Louisiana and Texas schools in a sectional display.
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B. AS
College High School
Souths Én Association
Amheur Athletic Association
Tie Meel
Anipa
Philadelphia
Indine
Abely Wareals
Louisiana
Texas
Boys Clubbers Enter Light's TAAF Meet
Seven boxers from the Boys Club enter Light's district TAAF tournament at Municipal Auditorium on June 24 led by former state champion Manuel Dizon and including Pete Hernandez Harry Perez Babe Sete Robert Drigado Frank Espinosa Frank Castillo and Serna Delgado. The entries mark an impressive amateur slate with roots in past Crosden Gloves and statewide finals.
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Pete Hernandez
Herry Perez
Babe Sete
Robert Drigado
Frank Espinosa
Frank Castillos
Manel Dizon
Municipal Auditorium
Osher Bays
Zon
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Manny Laredo
Crosden
Hin. c Best
Dizon Eve Serna Delgado
Mn Hoosten
Army Boxers Defeat Span Ams In Local Tournament
Port Sam Houston entrants shone at The Light's boxing event, with six of seven bouts won. Rudy Hernandez was the lone Span-American victor, defeating Frank Mattina. Other notable results included Chief Mewal, Nata Harga, Hai St Leger, Wilann Preusser, Frank Mendez, Enrique Uren, Huson, Chick Compos, Louis Peres, Jack Sb Leper, Salvador Martie, Kid Leroy, Frank Radsigura, Jesse Samodlo, Charles Kerr, and Ralph Aneondo all competing in various weight classes and draws.
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Sal- Ailers
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Frank Mattina
Mewal
Angel Compatin
Nata
Harga
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Wilann Preusser
Frank Mendez
Enrique Uren
Hilario Chaves
Tommy
Huson
Chick Compos
Louis Peres
Jack Sb. Leper
Hunters
Salvador Martie
Kid Leroy
Prank Radsigura
Jesse Samodlo
Clmrey Kerr
Ralph Aneondo
Dates Set for U S Amateur Golf in Forty Two
The United States Golf Association announced dates for the 1942 amateur championship at Pebble Beach California and Del Monte with a September finish. The 1949 Open champion title is placed in contention at the Augusta National event in Minneapolis with club setups and officials named.
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U.S
New York
United States Golf Association Today
Pebble Beach Coutac
del Monte
Calif
Women golfers battle in Port Sam opening day
Port Sam Heis ton hosts a Fort Sam Links event as Mrs Hy Tyes defeats Harriotte Atkins by 8 and the field crowns Mrs J O Mitchell with strong nine stroke pairings. Philp Messenger wins Willow Springs San Antonio Women’s Golf tourney with 18 hole score 0-22 18.
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Browning
J. O. Mitchell
Hrawit
Philip Messenger
San Antonio
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