Talk of foul affects dope on big fight
A chaotic backroom of boxing talk surrounds Max Baer and Joe Louis ahead of their title clash in New York. Talk of fouls and rough tactics mixes with alarmist chatter about the gate and betting odds as promoters push for a record crowd at Yankee Stadium while camps guard against unexpected incidents and improvised tips from trainers.
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Walsh
New York
Snat
Max Baer
Joe Jvis
Baer
Sweeney's
League of Nations
Geneva
James J. Braddock
Pompton Lakes
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Trom
Yankee Stadium
Sam Boston
Louis
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsy
Great Palle
Mon
Shelby
Rocca Stramaglia
Dempsey
Paul Cavalier
Tunney
Camera
Louis Lowe
Paul
Joe
Sack Blackburn
Éamp Chord
Birthday Party for Miller at 41 South Pinto Street
A birthday gathering for Ralph Miller, age twenty, was held at 41 South Pinto Street after a Rice Institute football game. Family host Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Miller, and about 29 guests from the Rice squad attended, with cramps, tape patches, and minor injuries noted among attendees. The event followed the game at Beattie Field and started around 9 p.m. due to the late return.
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South Pinto ‘Street
Rice Institute
Ralphs
Vic Rice
Bi. Mary's
Wi P
Eatte Field
Vincent sets world record at Tulsa regatta
Frank Vincent of Tulsa set a new world record of 51.46 miles per hour for the five mile Class C professional race on opening day of the two day national outboard regatta at Lake Sequoyah Mobewk Park. More than 100 boats from across the nation competed in 12 preliminaries as the championships continue Sunday. Vincent broke the previous mark of 50.223 mph set by H. H. Turk in Jacksonville Florida last February.
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Tulsa
Okla
Frank Vincent
Lake Sequoyah
Mobewk Park
Vincent
H. H. Turk
Jacksonville
Fla
Bobcats beat Twenty-third infantry 26 to 0 in San Marcos
In San Marcos on September 21, the Southwest Teachers College Bobcats defeated the Twenty-third Infantry of Fort Sam Houston 26 to 0. Harold Reeder scored in the first, Joe Reeder and Holloway added points in the third and fourth quarters, with a long pass from Mangum sealing the finish.
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SAN Marcos
Reeder Brothers
Harold
Jose Ammong
Southwest
Teaas Teachers' College Bobcats
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Joe
Holloway
Mangum
Magn
Torantes Barker
Ay J. Reeder
Mangrum Goodman
Martin
Vaughe
Reeder Holloway
Rattlers Bow to Ride Owls in Lone Star Grid Battle
Patchwork Houston lineup and substitutions highlight a Texas college football clash as the Rattlers fall to the Ride Owls. Key players include Miller Staith Atkins and Nichols stepping in, with Wallace Smith and Cop scoring for the Owls. Rice dominated yardage with 262 rushing and 44 passing yards while St. Mary's defense forced errors and several interceptions.
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San Ant Antonio
Miller
Staith
Atkins
Tou Eal
Houston
Howard Nichols
Bob Biering
Gaar
Ley Moore
F. M. Daugherty
Arthur Hughes
Mike Seale
Ellerkeoy
St. Mary's
Rice
St. Marra
Hill Country Loop Decides Ball Championship Sunday
LUANG Sept 21 Brownwood and Riohlong Springs clash Sunday for Hill Country Baseball league crown. Fech won two of five in the series. A handball committee has been appointed to prepare for the state tournament next January. Arthur Sandin heads the committee with Magnon and Grunn among others assisting.
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Brownwood
Riohlong Springs
Hill Country Baseball League
Fech
Faul Forler
The
M.A
Arthur Sandiin
Veternarrow
Acolph Magnon
Henry
Grunn
Mr. Sykes
Gaubatz
Will Wor
Golf Notes Junior chamber tourney pairings listed
The monthly Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament will be played Sunday at Willow Springs. George Hoffman announced pairings with times from 12:50 to 4:00, featuring players such as Frank Condy Arthur Schneidler Roy Temes Fred Bayes Dr. Butler Lloyd Hen son Husypeth Healey Noel Waldok Stephan Fletcher Randal Keene Harry Martin T. Mt. Clanter R. F. Rivers Pipkin Leroy Blowers George Teresi and others.
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le Fletcher
Ce Randal
Hares Keene
Herry Marttt
T. Mt. Clanter
Guy “Bonham
R. F. Rivers
Gordon Pipkin
Leroy Blowers
Mo—George Teresi
Larentha Faas
A Mhavez
Jack Clanton
Balt Hosea
Karli Stele Lusk Te Cari
Stinley
Brooks Field Upsets Ninth Infantry In Army League
Brooks Field defeated the leading Ninth Infantry 4 to 4 in a key Army League clash at Christy Matthewson Field. The win, aided by strong pitching from dacot and timely hits, shook up standings and left Randolph Field with at least a share of the title.
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Army
Army League
Randolph Field
Ninth Infantry
Twenty-third Infantry
Tig
Kelly Field
Artilles
Bradys
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Twelfth Field Artilers
Fort Sam Houston
Twenty-third Infantes
Fort Sam Houstom
Brooksfield
Grey Geese
Infantry
Marchus
Christy Matthewson
Letty
Dacot
Ganders
Manehys
Brocks
Slaughter
Haverty
Bale
Bowie
Pearder
Brooks
Infantee
Woodward
Reisty
Evans and others reach Mardscrabble semi finals
Fort Smith Arkansas September 21 Chick Evans of Chicago Howard Greek from Pueblo Cole and Horace Tacey of Little Rock advance toward the semifinals of the Mardscrabble Country Club invitation golf meet after darkness halted several matches Saturday The field totaled 161 entries a record with players like Lonmie Wendland Cant Pop Weddington and Emil Mueller from San Antonio Also Chasteen Harris Oklahoma City outfielder and infielder fell to Cummings of Memphis before losing to Lacey 4 and 3 Evans defeated Spen Goldman of Dallas 2 and 1
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Fort Smith
Ark
Chick Evans
Chicago
Howard Greek
United States
Pueblo
Cole
Horace Tacey
Little Rock
Mardscrabble Country Club
Guz Moreland
Peoriz
Ben Mays
Lonmié Wendland
Pop Weddington
Emil Mueller
San Antonio
Wendland
Don Gean
Oklahoma
Serry Hart
Arkansas
Ddington
Mueller
Ny Cummings
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Chasteen Har-ris
Texas
Lacey
Evans
Spen Goldman
Dal-las
Gridiron Officials Will Meet Monday Night
Southwest Texas football officials association members will discuss the situation at a 7:45 p m meeting. President Frank Bridges has appointed Maxey Hart and Wright Riley to lead the discussion. Everyone is invited to attend at the Gunter hotel.
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Southwest
Texas Football Offclals' Association
Gunter Hotel
Maxey Hart
Wright Riley
Frank Bridges
Billy Burke Wins Cancades Open. Sam Snead Falters
Billy Burke, a Cleveland professional, shot 73 in the final round to win the Cancades Open in Hot Springs West Virginia. Sam Snead, the young local professional, struggled to an 80 in the last round, leaving Burke with a commanding overall score.
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Hot Springs
W. Va
Cleveland
Clare Ak
Sam Snead
Burke
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