Final Park Tennis Play Opening Across Wednesday
The final Park tennis event begins Wednesday with matches at the Redro Pak courts. Results highlight Miss Schiffers and Bitsy Howe in close sets and Mrs. Richard Brent defeating Thr tille Goodwin in a three setter. Corinne Vickers and Kathleen Hinchcliff also win titles in local interscholastic play.
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the Sun
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Ae “Brent
Municipal Courts
Miss Goldwin
Ber
Ineligible Massie Faces Second Round For Salesmen Clash
Saturday managers ruled Dr M Massie of the McKinley Avenue team ineligible to play against the Salesmanship Club by the second round. He had appeared with a semi pro team then in a Saturday League game against the Salesmen. The rule change and coin toss decide remaining pairings as teams shift players and signings are announced by several clubs.
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Dr. M. Massie
McKinley Avenue
Sie
Nnt
Cluh
Bob McIntyre
W. A. Busby
Joseph M. Holliday
American Legion
WM. Teel
L. Ke, Justelin
AL M. Brock
Bob Meyer
Harrison Piace Christians
W. VY. McDonald
L.A. Belly Laurel
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W. H. Busby
Day Dallar
Dempsey Plans European Sailing After Talks
Jack Dempsey announced he would sail for Europe with his wife Estelle Baylor on May 6 after a conference with promoter Dex Rickard. Rickard doubts top fights this year due to June bouts involving Tunney, Gibbons and Wills Weinert, and Dempsey plans to train three months, delaying any title bout.
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Turney
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Charley Weinert
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Wirpo
Wills
Rickard
Dempsey
Europe
Harlandale Baptist juniors host world like games event
The Harlandale Baptist church juniors plan games Friday and Saturday with Mistletace to play two practice games at 5 pm Wednesday on Van Daele stadium. The Coca-Cola Bottlers beat LaPrensa 12 to 9 as Coca-Cola outhit 18 to 1 and both teams had four errors. Delina and M Perez pitched for Coca-Cola with Coredsos and Alons behind LaPrensa. The Bottlers travel to Hondo next Sunday. A Victoria version of a San Antonio Victort Southern Pacific game at Victoria saw rapid bunting in the first inning produce four Victoria runs. San Antonio faltered as Grack pitched well but fielding hurt him. The Second Division will tour next month with regimental leagues. Fredericksburg hosts the Giants on Saturday May 9.
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Southern Pacific
San Antonians
Grack
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Fredericksburg Giants
Demolay and Christians Lead Toss Up Rosters Revealed
Rosters list numerous players and managers for Demolay and Christians teams with many mis-spellings. The long roster contains names such as McWinley Charley Low, Earl Engish, Tom Dargett, James Miller, Alden Weaver, Bob Melt aon, and many more. The piece reads like a typist’s dump of players, assistants, and supporting staff for Demolay and Christians with scattered affiliations and unclear roles.
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Christians
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TR. Wells
Howard Rosanian
Paul Villarat
Bryan Naylor
Tennent
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Damiel
Josseph Holliday
Mager Spitz Chirke
J. Ey Burnett
Bud Margele
Collins
Storting Burke
OL B Wurzbach
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George Graves
Pan Rayndale
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M. Mell
Ent Giraud
Carl Buch
Opin
John Onion
Dbemolay
Bill YN
Wor Till
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Janky" Pletcher
Miek
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L. Nelson
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WN. Hanehey
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He Wharton
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S. Means
T. Means
L. Gotforth
C. J. Baldwin
A. Baggett
Medones
We J. Bushy
Raby Dattan Marlin Christiins
J. D. Bridgan
Manner
A. Freeman
J. Long
E At Hughes
A. Mirit
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Gine
Burkhart
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Het
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Ta A. Roll
McDonald
Ae Taoglan
J. Ke Vuliger
Manwort
W. Wright
Vietor
Michael
If Ting
A. Taminus
Newbing
We Clark
M. Pricdman
Lewis Still Champ Says Bout Referee
Chicago Tribune reports Walter Bates, third man in the ring for the Mupy v Lewis heavyweight bout in Kansas City last March, says Lewis remains champion. Bates says Munn threw Lewis from the ring not as a foul, the referee did not call it deliberate.
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Strangler) Lewis
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Muon
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Tewis
Champion Izzard Defends Lightweight Title in London
Ernie Izzard defended his lightweight title of Great Britain against Eddie Baker in a 20 round bout in London. Izzard used a straight left to control long range while Baker pressed in close. The bout swung several times but Izzard finished with a clear lead and won on points.
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Ernie Izzard
Great Britain
Eddie Baker
Baker
Izzard
Babe Ruth Scores Boxing Victory in Philadelphia
Baltimore featherweight Bobby Garcia lost to Babe Ruth in a ten round boxing match in Philadelphia. Ruth dominated with strong punching and controlled the bout from start to finish.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Bambins
Bobby Gacia
Bobby
Prayer Opens Baseball Season in Knoxville
The South Atlantic baseball season opened in Knoxville with Rev. George EB Moody delivering a season opening prayer before the Knoxville Charlotte game. The contest started but was rained out in the second inning. Grover Davis, Knoxville club president, supported the prayer ritual amid mixed fan reactions.
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Billy Sunday Club
Minor League Babe Ruth Joins Baltimore Internationals
April 28 Baltimore Internationals newcomer Tcuny Thoser, a left fielder, led the team with nine RBIs in thirteen games this season after two consecutive hits. An Orioles–Syracuse game is noted for upcoming action.
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Dutch guarantee keeps 1928 Olympics in Europe
Paris reports that Charles Van Rossum confirms to Baron de Coubertin that Holland will host the 1928 Olympic Games even without full government funding. Talks mention Los Angeles as a backup, while Holland’s organization is reportedly secured by local sports groups. Also, Tommy McMillan moves from Milwaukee to Toledo in the American Association.
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Toledo
Tommy McMillan
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Milwaukee
Otto Borchert
The
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Overflow Opening Day Attendance Sets League Record
Opening day crowd at the new Bear Park was reported around five thousand five hundred. actual figures show 5351 in attendance. Dallas led with a league high turnout of 6518, while San Antonio posted the smallest city figure. Leaguewide Spring Day totals reached 40 541, a record surpassing prior marks by over 3000.
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Mays Could Receive Release After Lame Shoulder
Cincinnati Ohio April 28 The regular pitcher Mays may be released tomorrow depending on the surgeon's diagnosis. Mays has not pitched this year due to a lame shoulder that has resisted treatment. Club officials hoped the examination would show a temporary condition.
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Speedway owners admit fake purses in Los Angeles
George Bentel, president of the Ascot Speedway Association, and three others charged with false advertising over race purses appeared in police court. They changed pleas from not guilty to guilty after officers alleged the ads overstated prize money for Ascot Day races.
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George Bentel
Ascot Speedway Association
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Seattle Club Bids for Walter Mails Shattilie Mound Recruit
Seattle Tadinne manager Wade Killefer sent two telegrams to Hyandh Rickey of the St Louis Cardinals by April 28 to bid for four wives of Walter Mails on the mound staff. Mails is a southpaw.
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Hyandh Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
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Moundstaff
Tverllien
Baylor Bears shut out Arkansas as Texas tops Owls and Aggies shine
In a Southwestern Conference slate Baylor blanked Arkansas 3 0 behind Carl Freeze as Texas Longhorns edged Oklahoma Aggies and Smokey hit two homers. Allen collected six hits powering Texas. Other results included Centenary 6 Mississippi College 1 and Georgetown 3 West Virginia 3 with limited detail.
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Arkansas
Austin
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Ames
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Terris Edges Kansas After Controversial Foul Call
In Buffalo on April 28 Newark lightweight Terris outboxed Rocky Kansas despite a disputed foul in the fifth. Terris weighed 131 1 2 pounds to Kansas's 155, and recovered after collapsing briefly at the bell following the foul.
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