Ten Year Old Makes First Swim Entry at City Pool
The San Antonio Light reports the first swim entry by a 10 year old, Rogers, in a city pool event. The Swim Week schedule includes one hour classes each afternoon and two evening sessions for men, with entries accepted throughout the week at the Physical Education Director on Martin Street.
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Mahan Vies For Welterweight Laurels In Los Angeles Bout
May 28 1971 in Los Angeles Mahan makes a bid for the welterweight title against Freddie Maboo after two years of inactivity. Maboo, once barred in California, passes a rules test to box and will defend the title against the active challenger in a ground bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The veteran Callahan headlines the undercard as Maboo seeks to reclaim the championship it is viewed as a strong favorite since his 1969 New York clash with Andy Divodi.
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Giants blank Kerrville Tourists in home game victory
The Fraik ericheburg Giants won their second night game over the Kerrville Tourists as Smokey Hlaekner limited the Tourists to three hits in a 1 to 0 victory Sunday afternoon. Leonard Maddox pitched well for Kerrville, allowing four hits.
Pirates Fight For Lead In National League
Pirates gain in the National League race as Donte Bush and a strong lineup pace Pittsburgh. Grimes, Petty, Kremer pitch well. Bucs win six of eight to move within one game of the Cubs. Reds beat the Cubs ending a nine-game slide. Phillies edge Braves. White Sox sweep Detroit. Browns top Indians in extra exhibition game. Babe Ruth hits two homers in an exhibition clash.
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Babe Ruth Smacked Two Homers and Low Gebriz
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Homer Race Results and Player Standings Report
Fragmented OCR notes list race results and player tallies including Wallenat-Ore Klein Jackson O’Man Tottemley and American-Gehrig with scattered scores. Mentions Pittsburgh Grantham and White Sox Whitney Phililes Sure, unclear dates or events, but records leading players and totals across leagues.
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Free Swimming Lessons Start At The Y M C A
The Light sponsors a free course at the big Y pool beginning Monday June 3 for adults and children who cannot swim. Fill out a coupon and mail or bring to 304 Martin Street to enroll for a week of instruction at no charge. No obligation, just help non-swimmers and promote safety.
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Death Recalls Trabue's Grit On Texas Gridiron
The New Mexico hospital report recalls William A. Trabue a Texas football icon from San Antonio. A former all conference quarterback he served in WWI and WWII era, battled tuberculosis after service, and later captained the Longhorns with famed broken field runs. Friends in Austin mourn his passing and arrange funeral honors.
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Sandlot Rivals Meet Again In Major Leagues
Arthur Whitney of Bruckenrlige High school and Byrne James, once rivals, faced each other in a Major League doubleheader. Whitney, now a star third baseman with the Whitnex, homered after a goalless first game. James, contending for a regular shortstop job with Boston, contributed defensively as both sides were involved in a double play.
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Texas Leads In Ball Stars In American League
Texas contributes the most talent to the American league with twenty-two players managers and coaches born in the Lone Star State. California and Illinois each claim a strong share of players, New York leads cities, while Norway, Wales, Cuba and Canada also supply shooters.
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MOPACS Play On Wednesday Postponed Baseball Game
The Missouri Pacific Sunsbine Ape tints play the Patestine team in a Missouri Pacific league game that was postponed from Sunday due to rain and rescheduled for Wednesday at New Braunfels.
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Jinx Continues On Elizondo Ring Cards
A fragmented boxing report describes Elizondo event after action merest notes. Fights included Loupe Lived versus Willy and Castillo bout with injuries and ringside crowd reaction. Other bouts featured Henry Moreno versus Henry Perez and Blackie Paiz against Angel Garcia with prompter Nizindo stating future cards will proceed regardless of profit.
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Love Terror in Southern Dallas Football Feud Deepens
May 28. Controversy over the strength of the Terns league and Southern ax circuits heats fans as Birmingham end Antonia hurler Loce wins four of his starts this season for Barong. He is batting around .350 after two strong Texas league seasons.
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Rain Extends Scribe Golf Tourney Limits
Weather delays force extension of the Scribe Golf Tourney as rain soaks the course. Organizers say play resumes once conditions improve and players stay ready for rescheduled rounds. Credits note uncertain event details and local connections.
YLE BATTLES MAXIE PELZ TUESDAY AT BEETHOVEN ARENA
YLE BATTLES MAXIE PELZ TUESDAY in the star bout of the fislie show under local American Legion auspices at Beethoven Arena. Pelz from Portland heads south for the Doyle shot with notable win over Pete Tintzo and a high 100-point work rate. Navarro, a tough Mexican, meets Red Foster in a key bout. Morena faces Robert Gomez in a special event. Kid Surrez tackles John Domingues while Benny Rodrigues meets Ben Perez in a four-round clash.
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Mandell to defend lightweight title against best opponent
Promoter Jim Mullen announced a deal with Sammy Mandell who aims to defend his lightweight crown against the top challenger. Yarrows Malone in Oakland is linked with a potential bout, while Wilson Varbs Ghivaza, a Black middleweight, was seen as a possible opponent for Jack Malone in a scheduled eight round match in St Paul tomorrow night.
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Bobby Jones May Retire After Pebble Beach Defense
DEL MONTE California May 28 A report says Bobby Jones plans to retire after defending his amateur title at Pebble Beach by September noting his long record of major wins and his intention to quit competing. The famed golfer, winner of every major title, may step away from active play regardless of defending his crown.
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Routis Trims Buster Brown in Baltimore Title Bout
Andre Routis of Ernnee, featherweight world champion, won his title today by knocking out Tinster Brown in Baltimore. Routis attacked the body in the third round, flooring Brown twice for a seven count, and Brown’s seconds threw in the towel.
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Fight Results From New York and Other Cities
Boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters from New York Boston Baltimore Milwaukee Chicago and Indianapolis. Knockouts include George Uoffman over Mike McTigan and Danny Delmont over Veving Vernit with several other planned or announced matches. Corpus Christi board of education hires coach for an athletic program including a steel-brahe iron and baseball element.
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Fordham Ace Johnny Murphy Signs with Yankees
Fordham University pitcher Johnny Murphy, a right hander and six feet two inch, 105 pound ace, has signed with the New York Yankees. He will report on Saturday after completing his college season. Murphy backed Fordham’s strong pitching staff this season as a principal reason for the team’s success.
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