Texas stars cut wide swath in tennis bell victor in eastern tourney
Texas ace Wilmer Allison from Fort Worth and doubles partner Lovins Thalhrimer of Dallas reached the final of a New York state tournament as the Crawford Notch event drew a strong field. Allison, ranked high in the national collegiate list, led Texas in singles and teamed with Mather for a high seeding in doubles while U S Lawn Tennis Association praised his all around game.
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Lovins Thalhrimer
Dallas
Allisoz
U. S
Lawn Mera Association
Texas
Allison
Mather
Bracken Beaten Scrappy by Strong Dudes in Sunday Showdown
In a uneven game, the Dudes overwhelmed Bracken 15 to 1 as pitcher Taylor fanned fourteen and allowed four runs. The box score lists numerous players with hits and RBIs, highlighting Gucklan and Moths among top contributors as Bracken struggled on both offense and defense.
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Druder
Taylor
Yrteen
Te Dodes
Toenl
Ring Guekido
Travis Sebi
W. Buddey
Ae Moore Ea
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Captain Berry Rifle Expert Named for Matches
Captain Kaarit Len Berry of San Antonio a former Texas university and army athlete now stationed at Camp Benning has been selected among the 40 008 in the US army for rifle and pistol practice at Camp Perry Ohio The selection leads to participation in battalions rifle and pistol matches at Camp Perry in August selecting Berry for the 18th event and continuing training through August 21 before the matches.
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Kaarit Len Berry
San Antonio
Texas University
Army
Camp Benning
Camp Perry
Ohio
Can 'Y
Texas League Box Scores From A Turbulent Game
In a Texas League clash between Waco and Shreveport, errors and wild pitches colored the box score. Key names appear as Adkins Elliott Kerr and Blankenship among pitchers, with Dy Kerr yielding runs in 2 1 3 innings. Umpires Irwin and the Parks crew presided as Fort Worth defeated Beaumont 5 to 1.
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Diatol
Viware
Woodz
Tame Mins
Windle
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Mayworth Taylor
Waco
Shreveport
Beam An Bald
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Dilotl
Blankenship
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Bidekerby
Munsee
Acova
Bear Rookies Return to Bear Camp After Tioga League Tie
Reported influx of fringe players from the Texas Valley and Lone Star leagues arrives Monday as Farmed out prospects rejoin the Bears. Veterans Gallo, Harri, and others recently in Edinburgh rejoin in Bring Sunday activities. A planned recruitment of Lone Star League talent follows the April 12 Texas League cutoff with scout Pat Moynahan active.
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Vorel
Texas Valley League
Galloway
Harri
Edinburgh
Lone Star League
Mmit
Texas League
Pat Moynahan
Hanlowt Red Rak
Harry
Eagles Clinch Sectional in Industrial League Play
In a Sunday Industrial League clash the Eagles beat Richter's Bakery to clinch the American section lead while Nel-Stones fell to Jack Neal Nash Motors, delaying a sectional title. Leo Picard extended his hitting streak to seventeen with five for five, Ray pitched sturdy for the Eagles, and McCarty led Walshmen with two timely hits. Forfeits spoiled two other games as President Clarke called a league meeting for Monday at the Travelers hotel.
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Richter's
Abet
Bas Tenner
Jack Neal Nash Motors
Billie Burke
Bi Eagle Publishing Company
Richter's Bakery
Car
G. Walshmen
Eagle Publishers
Industrial League
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Eagles
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Jennes Candy Nine
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Traveléps
Death of golf great Walter J Travis in Denver
Walter J Travis, famed American amateur golfer once matching the prestige of Jab Jones, died in Denver after a long illness. Born in Australia in 1882, he won the British Amateur Championship in 1904 and held the U S Amateur title three times, plus four Metropolitan championships. He helped design courses and edited an American golf magazine before retiring in 1927 after conflicts over amateur status. Burial planned in Manchester, Vermont.
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Colo
Walter J. Travis
Kobby Jones
Manchester
Travis
Sandwich
United States
Australia
Schenectady
Gt. Andrew
Travin
Atding
Travix
Amétrican Golfen
Amateur Box Scores Show Pitching and Hitting Totals
Amateur box scores summarize pitching lines with Carter and Prenke, Lun and Tyans, plus errors, walks, and hits. Notable events include stolen bases by O Shaughnessy and Naylor, sacrifices by Melaon, and a 2 points attendance figure with umpire and scorer details.
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E- San Esq
Carter
Prenke
Tyans
Aizikenuls
Woest WE
Gore
Tase Fils
Franke
Citizens Transfers Win Double Header
The Citizens Transfer aggregation took a double-header Sunday in the Transfer diamond, defeating the First Spanish-American Evangelical Brotherhood in the morning 104 to 1 and routing the National Tigers 4 to 1. Three games will be played next Sunday. In the Transfermen call Batteries: First garee-Buenroee trained Sala Cantaveda and Gus.
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Evangelical Brotherhood
National Tigers
garee—Buenroee Traied Sala
Cantaveda
Gus
Hecind Gamem Daniel
Galhani
Isidro
Domingo
Nick
Zapate
Major Leaders by the Associated Press July 1 update
National League batting leader Harris of the Pirates at .297 with Hornsby of the Giants leading runs at 66. Water of the Pirates tops with 152 hits. J Waner 30 doubles. H Waner 2 triples. Williams of the Phillies hits 22 homers. Frisch of the Cardinals has 32 stolen bases. Hill of the Pirates won a game and lost none. American League batting leader Simmons of the Athletics at .393. Gehrig of the Yankees leads in runs with 105 and hits at 151. Burns of the Indians 41 doubles. Manush of the Tigers 14 triples. Gehrig 35 doubles. Sisler of the Browns 21 stolen bases. Ruthers of the Yankees 12 wins and 2 losses.
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Harris
Pirates
Hornsby
Giants
L. Waner
PB. Water
P. Waner
Waner
Williams
Phillies
Frisch
Cardinals
Hill
Gehrig
Yankees
Burns
Indians
Manush
Tigers
Géurig
Yakees
Sisler
Browns
Ruéther
Wau
Pauls Grove Beats Sacred Heart In Grave Sunday Game
Pauls Grove won a gong game against Sacred Heart on Grave Sunday with a 4 to 2 score. Batteries for the winners were G Tenel and Conway. for the losers Gilaspir and Green. Azern tripled, Gillespie and Muller doubled for Sacred Heart, as the winners improved their batting in the match.
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Paul’s Grove
Sacred Heart
Paul'r Grove
Racred Heart
Tuesday Fight Sale Goes Over Big Near Saledad Roof
Crowds pack the arena as Kid Pancho and Johnny McCoy battle to a draw after sluggish starts and late rallies in a long anticipated rematch. Both fighters promise a decisive clash in their fourth meeting, with Shelton announcing heavy advance sales for the San Antonio card.
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Johnny
McCoy
Tiro
Timyeights
Saledad Roof
Frostoter
Shelton
Billiken
San Antonio
Favorites Win in Legion League Playoffs Scramble
Favorites of the American Legion League continued a romp as five Sunday games produced strong pitching and tight scores. Friedens Lions Field and Dibble Sports each posted wins. Lions Field swept Alagnelia Tigers in two games while Friedens beat Exanress Newsies 4 to 3 and 3 to 2. A playoff for the first half title is set for August 4 between Lions Field and Friedens, with President A. F. Mitchell ordering managers to meet at Lions Field.
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American Légion League
Élony
Friedens
Evangelical Brotherhood
Exanress
Newsies
Slam Pedro Pi Lions Field
Alagnelia Tigers
Dible
St. Alary’s
Friedons
Lions Field
Dibbla Sports
A. F. Mitchell
All American Legion League
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Crane
Dibble
U'S
Mills
Magnolia Tigers
Ras Pis
Fens
Ae ‘Seraw
Feiedens
Ster
Peven Bite
Pea Slingers Win Thirteenth Straight in Tight Victory
The Pea Slingers dominated the Nixo outfit 63 to win their thirteenth in a row. Hank Fimly led with a strong half, while Lockman Woods Bain and Feltman contributed key hits for the Pen Torsets. Droducerz Batteries, Dale, Hubler, Féimi T. Billings and Hewitt noted in battering.
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PEA Slingers
Collins Company
Nixo
Hank Fimly
Lockman
Woods
Bain
Feltman
W. Billines
Droducerz Batteries
Dale and Hubler
Féimi T. Billings
Hewitt
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