Beasley Denies Coaching Caused Davis Cup Loss
New York August 2 Princeton tennis coach Beasley says he did not coach the U S team to defeat in Paris insisting blame rests elsewhere. He notes Ellsworth Vines was in good physical condition and cites Don Manuel as improving British play while returning with teammates Suiter and Stoefen from Wimbledon duties.
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Princeton
United States
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Vines
Allison
Tribe Rnte
Don Manel
Princeton Anentor Sait
Bensley
SNCF
Suiter
Lester Stoefen
Kennel Club Celebrates 6th Year With Barbecue Event
Members of the Ben Antonio Kennel Club and guests attend a barbecue at Koehler Park at 7 o clock next Wednesday August 9 to mark six years in dog circles and kick off the new season. The season will culminate with the all breed show on October 21.
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Mexican semi pro rivals split two tight baseball games
In Mission Park Texas on August two, the Monterey Rifles beat the Mission 30-30 team 4-3 after Mission won the opener 5-3. Billy Walsh of Mission struggled early before a shutdown seventh inning. Ernest Whites and Bill Cannon delivered slick defense with a Leo Najo homer. Remon Bruyong and Speedy Montalvo dueled in a late night game as errors marred late chances.
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Mission Park
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Billy Walsh
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Mission
Ernest Wlotes
Bill Cannon
Leo Najo
Anahuacs
Remon Bruyong
Montalvo
Tve
Luo
Naturalization Powers Revoked in Tex. Federal Courts
Federal Judge Charles A. Boynton in the Western District of Texas revoked the naturalization examiner duties of Charles FL Tucker after his resignation. An earlier September 23 1926 order empowered Tucker to conduct exams, but a formal change was needed. Tucker’s successor has not been named as bureaus merge in Washington.
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Amateur Ball Preview Sparks Local Youth Matchup
Amateur teams look to showcase talent as the Yellowjackets clash with the Maverick Cubs at Linns Field No 2 against Leon Valley Boar. Tobin Hill MIR challenges loom while Cubs plan Friday practice at League Park with the Chiro Hawks.
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U. S. Davis Cup Players Blame Perry and Austin
America s returning Davis cup team blamed Pred Perry and Bobny Austin for the Interzone defeat to Great Britain. Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison cited opponents errors and the British duo s strong play. George Lott and John Van Ryn won the doubles, while Vines considered turning professional if offered $60,000.
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Allison
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John
van Ryn
Lott
Ridney Wood
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Rye
Newport Jeter
Forest Hillx
Texas Boxes! Errora Kennedy Norma and Team Hit Update
An error filled baseball recount shows Kennedy Norma and teammates delivering mixed hits including home runs by Windle and Willingham. Pitchers McHenry Whitworth and Sullivan faced a flurry of plays as Beaumont at home showcased multiple bases on balls, stolen bases, and defensive misplays with umpires Galloway and Cochran officiating.
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Memphis Disposes of Protested Pitcher Beam
Memphis Negro league club Memphis dis posed of pitcher Beam after a protest by Knoxville over his classification as an A player. Beam had pitched in enough games to be A classified but Memphis never forfeited their win with him on the mound. The decision followed information from Beckley club supporting the A classification.
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Historic Saratoga Opens 27 Day Racing Season
Saratoga Springs prepares for a 27 day racing program led by O V Whitney owned Equipoisn aiming to win the Wilson Mile and other features. The meet features a large entry list and social attention with Payne Whitney Vanderbilts Widener Ziegler Kilmer among the prominent onlookers.
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Shields Back In Top Form At Meadow Club Invite
Frank Shields, 22, of New York, advances to the Meadow club forty third annual invitation tennis tournament quarterfinals after sweeping Herb Bowman in the second round. Shields joined Sidney Wood, Gregory Mangin, Frankie Parker, Jack Tidball, Dick Murphy, John McDiarmid, Bryan Grant in the looming knockout stage as doubles saw Lott and Wood reach the quarterfinals with Parker defeating Berkeley Bell 6-4 2-6.
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Fort Worth
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Hildebrand Fined and Suspended by Cleveland Manager
Cleveland pitcher Hildebrand faced an indefinite suspension and a 100 fine after a temperamental outburst in St Louis. He argued with Manager Walter Johnson and threw a resin bag in the dugout after being pulled in the seventh inning, aiding St Louis to a 12 to 8 Browns win. Evans will review the case with General Manager.
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Local baseball action and exhibition match results at Hecht park
Report covers a 9 to 7 win in the opening game at Hecht park with several infield errors by the Flav Malis and a late four-run rally by the Maida in the seventh. Also details an exhibition contest where the Daily Former Stars edged Joske's Mannequins 3 to 4 in four innings and notes plans for a Wednesday evening rematch and future events.
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Western Loop Stays Intact in Pro Baseball League
The Western loop remains intact with Muskogee Oilers as a traveling club after Topeka owners vote to take over the Muskogee franchise due to salary issues. Clyde Class named as an Oiler and league aid to replace four players who joined other teams. Protests from Springfield Gainesville and Muskogee against Topeka cited rookie rule violations. Exhibition games were held. Joplin beat St Joseph and Bartlesville shut out Muskogee Oilers 4 to 0 as first division faces second division foes.
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Horseshoe Pitching to Be Elevated by Amateur Group
CHICAGO Aug 2 LINS Passing from professionals the National Horseshoe Pitchers control today went to a group pledging to elevate the sport in the AAU standing. A five member committee will develop the amateur phase of the sport after a convention session.
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U. S. Stars Sweep Meet at Hamburg
U S stars dominate the Hamburg meet sweeping seven of eight events as German rivals struggle. Hans Sievert wins shot put with 49 feet 864 inches defeating John Anderson of New York and Henri Laborde of Shin ford.
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Henri Laborde
Shinford
Receiver to Manage Fort Worth Cats in Receivership
Fort Worth club placed in receivership by District Judge Marvin Brown with Dr. Webb Walker as receiver. Roy Meehan to remain business manager and Jake Alz field manager. no playing personnel changes. Norman A. Perry of Indianapolis purchased most of the club’s stock earlier this year amid creditor claims.
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Washington Trades McAfee and Chapman for Rochester
Washington Senators pitcher McAfee is traded to Rochester of the International League for Edward Chapman of the Wings. An unnamed cash payment accompanies the deal. Rochester is owned by the St Louis National League club.
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Park Boxing Ad Rassling At Promoter Dick Amstrongs Show
Promoter Dick Amstrong brings a mixed card to Brackenridge Park Wednesday night. Main event features Warren Wiggins versus Tampa Smith, with Pee Wee Dempsey and Kid Marvin in a semi final. Other bouts include Brickey vs. Allison and Reed vs. Blessing. Wrestling showcase ends with Hasse beating Saunders.
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Cantrell suffers broken collarbone in Dixie League game
In New Orleans area, Cantrell, pitcher and manager of the Longview club, was struck by a batted ball and broke his collarbone during the fourth inning of a Dixie League game between regional teams. The injury was sustained yesterday and ended Cantrell's playing duties for the day.
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Wilcox Sues Race Officials Over Disqualification
Indianapolis Aug Dante Howard Wilcox auto race driver filed suit against Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials and the race board seeking 100000 damages for slander and defamation after his disqualification from the 500 mile race last May 30. He alleges the medical examiner Dr Fran Allam’s report ruined his professional standing.
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