Armstrong's Comeback Ends Quickly in Tulsa
Armstrong's comeback stalled as manager Fred Sommers says a finger injury, initially thought bruised, is a broken finger. He seeks four to five weeks of rest after an auto accident near Warner, Oklahoma. Doctor M A Houser of the Tall Athletic commission confirmed the break after X rays. The former feather, light, and welterweight champion was in Tulsa for an exhibition tonight as a turnabout.
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Henry Armstrong
Fred Sommers
Des Moines
Chicago
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M. A. Houser
Tall Athletic Commission
Independents in grid work in San Antonio area
Independent football interest in San Antonio waned but clubs continue drills for league play. Richard Hernando, organizer of independent shows, plans a meeting at the Continental hotel to form a league with some clubs ready to play and others needing weeks of practice. Albert Martine of Salinas Sports grid team is challenging clubs, Kentucky Club readies defense, Denver Heights Mustangs eye independent circuit, with workouts at Edgar Allan Poe and Irving Junior schools noted.
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Chile
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Continental Hotel
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Kentucky
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Prospect Hill
Jankers
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Cement plant’s 2600 degree kiln shoots a Remington cement gun
Harold Scherwitz profiles a Longton Cement Company tour where engineers demonstrate a Remington cement gun firing into a blazing kiln. The piece emphasizes how modern industrial processes replaced brutal manual methods, noting the dramatic blast, heavy machinery, and the safety glare of the plant.
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Shell & Friend
Mike
George F. Wiesel
Longtorn Cement Company
FE. G. Spencer Way
Hunter
J. W. Bunn
Dunn
Engineer Dunn
Loyd elected head quarterback for Saturday Morning club
Victoria reports James Shorty Loyd chosen as head quarterback succeeding W R McCright with Tr Linebaugh Jr named secretary treasurer The club meets at a cafe each Saturday to discuss the previous night’s game The scoring list mentions multiple fighters and locations in a colorful but unclear section
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Victoria
James “Shorty” Loyd
W. R. McCright
J. ‘Tr. Linebaugh Jr
Squadron 64 Kelly Champ at Kelly Field
Squadron 64 defeats Squadron 81 10 to 2 to claim softball title at Kelly field. Alonzo Meissner pitched a one hit performance with one strikeout as 500 fans cheered, while Squadron 64’s bats powered the win with strong offense and noisy support from the stands.
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Kellyfield
Squadron 81
Alonzo
Gene” Meissner
Liberty Drugs
Squadron Orchestra
Meissner
Simon
Boles
Remy
Latin Americans Award Tennis Prize Winners Named
The Latin American Bpors staged a tennis tourney awarding prizes at El Jardin restaurant on Friday night. Matron Aparicio won the men’s singles and Margaret Zepeda the women’s. Adolph Garcia received a medal with Rudy Carroll the runner-up in women’s singles. Tony Merciner and Emil Merciner attended as guests. Vic Satulex, director of the city recreation department, planned to present the awards.
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AL Aepanguet
el Jardin Restaurrant
Aparicio
Margaret Zepeda
Apartele
Adolph Garcia
Witnness
Rudy Carroll
Wom
Prs
Hiacelee
Nonor
Tony Merciner
Emil
Pinto
Vic Satulex
City Recreation
Scrappy Grid Gossip From Assoriated Preview
chaotic college football chatter from sports wires notes players returning from the army, shifts in positions, and early practice scrimmages. mentions Oklahoma Oklahoma State Notre Dame Purdue Indiana Vanderbilt and other programs with scattered quotes on players and coaching moves.
Frickey Shines in Minnesota Workouts
Chicago reports Minnesota’s spring practice highlights Herman Frickey a 190 pound sophomore, touted as a possible starter at right half. The Gophers, led by veterans at most positions, rely on new sophomores to bolster the squad for Big Ten and national play. Frickey’s versatile, energetic play excites fans who expect him to compete for significant duty against Washington.
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Gophers
Minnesota
Binish
Mre
Gopher
Herman Prickey
Prickey
Billings
Mont
Frickey
Bay
Clevelancs
Hicaeb Cardinals
Detroit
Chia
Jelvesson
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
Plitebureh
Washington
Bester Brooklyn
Dalrast
Philadelpha
Pittsburgh
Grown Bay
Cleveland
Philadelphiis
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Fears
Green Bay
Javelinas in Phoenix Drill Before Thursday Game
Javelinas of Texas A and I prep in Phoenix two hours after arrival for Thursday night clash with Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe. Coach Bud McCallum reports 35 players came through Friday’s game against San Jose State Spartans in California without serious injuries. Spartans won 14 to 7, avenging last year’s defeat.
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Ariz
Texas A
Arizona
State
Teachers College
Torops
Bud" McCallum
San Jose Siste Spartans
Californie
Spartans
Javelinas
McCallum
Tempe Rx
Bulldogs
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Quality Painters to Take on Welders
In their most recent start the Quality Painters beat Somerset 4.4 at Polo Field No 1. Gutierrez Hernandez Ilor ae and Flores led the Painters in the victory as they prepare for a game against the Manuel Welders next Sunday.
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Manuel Welders
Polo Field No. 1
Gutierrez
Hernandez
Ilor Ae
Flores
Pbeltery
Cline Wins Pistol Short at Capital
Harold M. Chine of San Antonio won the grand championship of a gate shot tournament in Austin. Clink led Branley Permington of Aviatin in the joint aggregate while Edward Beckelhy mer of Laredo trailed by 14 points and De Lawrence of Austin by 17 as Ty Me irrland of Big Spring trailed by 18.
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Eiles
Macay
Drake
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Ana Ulny Hallery
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Mronklyn
Tevancer
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Herat
Waroche
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Crowe
Hutchineus Panter
Ag Vanes
Gomez
Racing Club
Atul Charles Neubaum
Mastuso
Carés
AOR Cauwer
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Owens
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G. Kuricky
Muller
Dickey
Yank
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W. Munier
Orden
Corgan Beesteeee
Frosirai
Austin
Harold M. Chine
San Antonio
Clink
Branley Permington
Aviatin
Edward Beckelhymer
Laredo
de Lawrence
Ty T. Meirrland
Big Spring
Oregon State Warns Foes on Beavers Squad Prospects
Oregon State coach Alonzo Bitner faces a challenge with 21 lettermen and a strong sophomore class after losing 11 seniors. He plans two complete teams, expects a tough season, and aims to upset big rivals despite doubts. The opener is at Montana and the schedule includes California, Washington, and Oregon.
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Corvallis
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Coun
Alonzo Bitner
Oregon State College Beavers
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Iarardy
Younce
Oregon Blaze
Aner
Suby
Leris
Huhte Suner
University of
Three Rodeo Shows at New Braunfels
Three rodeo performances are slated at the Texas open contest rodeo in New Braunfels. Shows begin 8 p.m. Saturday with two matinees Sunday at 2 p.m. and another time. General admission is 50 cents. Hob Marfield is director and T Droaks Wood is producer.
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Vine Plesens
Highland Park Homing Pagéan Club
Whiten
Whitestarn
Texas
Perener
Jenn
Hirdy
Noble Geredn
Nigist
Coma County
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T. Droaks Wood
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