Cochet Falls To Crawford In French Championship Final
In Auteuil on June 6, Jack Crawford defeated Henri Cochet 8-6 6-1 6-3 to win the French tennis championship. Crawford’s win ends Cochet’s era and boosts Australia’s Davis Cup prospects as Margaret Scriven and Elizabeth Ryan claim women’s doubles and Scriven reaches the singles final.
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Hair Defeats Cason for Title in Local Tourney
George Hair, longtime northeast Louisiana tennis champion, won the Monroe Invitational by defeating L. D. Lupe Cason in four sets at Forsythe courts. Hair took 6-4 6-4 3-6 6-1 while Cason received the silver statuette and he also promoted the event. Cason earned second place and tennis balls as his reward.
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Waco Dixie League Scoreboard Summary
Waco .360 with 201 runs and 601-19 record faces Jackson .020 000 200 for 4 runs. Henderson held to 10 runs by Shreveport 20. El Dorado beat Longview 6 to 0 with Cantrell Womack Robinson and Coleman contributing.
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Grove Hurls A’s To 7-4 Victory
Detroit defeats Cleveland 7 to 4 after ninth inning rally. Key hits include Gehringer two base blows and a homer by Gehringer. Sorrell earns the win for Detroit with Connally taking the loss. Craghead and Frazier also see pitching work.
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Doubles Tennis Tournament Set for Monroe
A Monroe doubles tennis tournament will start next Sunday afternoon with local players entering under United States lawn tennis rules except matches may be played at convenient locations. Trophies await first and second place. Entry contacts are Bunny Kennedy or George Hair.
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CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN
Puzzle clues list across and down with numerous entries including baseball implement fasteners and various terms. This appears to be a print puzzle page segment prompting solver to fill a grid with answers.
Parker Wins Two Matches In Kentucky Net Tourney
Frankie Parker the Milwaukee teen opened his summer tennis run by defeating George Jackson 6-0 6-0 and John Forsee 6-1 6-0 in the Kentucky state tournament in Louisville. Billy Doeg of Santa Monica won his first round 6-2 4-6 8-6 over Turner Howerd, while Kenneth Apfel of South Orange beat Dick Panthe 6-2 6-0.
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American Association Scores Briefs From Twin Cities Tour
St Paul 3 at Columbus 6 and Minneapolis 4 at Toledo 9 highlight two night games in the American Association. No other context given.
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