Patty’s Serving Army Beans Now at Hal Amazon Tourney
AT HALAZMON, MICH a fall youth of 18 nicknamed Patty Yeats a former national junior champion noted for his public courts background in Los Angeles. He spoke of his wartime K P duties and dream to become a Davis Cup star after the war while eyeing results of the national junior tennis tournament.
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Fyt
Edward Budge
Los Angeles
Army Air Forces
Fly den
Muller
Pionship Cauper
Patty
Bobby Riggs
Adr Forens
K. P
Kearns
Finelly
Tater
Davis Faces Weight Test In Junior Heavyweight Bout
Davis must weigh no more than 200 pounds for his junior heavyweight title defense against Leroy McGurk at the Municipal Auditorium. He has dieted to reach 201 pounds and will be weighed at 2 p.m. Wednesday with about eight hours to rehydrate and eat before the match. Promoter Sem Avey has McGurk contracted for a mid August rematch, and Davis has been urged to sign a similar deal. Preliminary bouts include Paul Jones versus Roy Graham and Hay Clements versus Herbie Schultz. Tickets can be reserved at the Municipal Auditorium box office.
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Davis
Leroy McGurk
Municipal Auditorium
Rgore
Sem
Tulsa
McGuirk
Paul Jones
Roy Graham
Hay Clements
Herbie Schultz
Muncipal Auditorian
Olice
Garfield
Fight Results reveal scattered boxing outcomes across cities
In a chaotic card several bouts produced diverse results from coast to coast. Notable scores include Little Tiger Wade 158 San Francisco defeating J Lewla 150 Denver while Freddie Archer 147 Newark stopped PHU En zines. Henry Vasquez 172 Puarl a Rea outpointed Sal Bart a 130 Reston. Johnny Ryan 142 in dianepedis lost on points to Rovers Siminns 146. Johnny Dent eon 200 Indianagolla and Archis Manve 148 San Diego both credited with points.
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Aaron
Little Tiger” Wade
San Francisco
J. Lewla
Denver
Newark
J.—Freddie _ Archer
idMa
Phu En Zines
Baltimore
West Spritefield
Mass
Sal_ Bar ta
Reston
Henry Vasquez
Puarla Rea
Labor Day Net Tourney Set for Beaumont This Year
The twenty-fifth annual Labor Day tennis tournament runs September 4 to 6 in Beaumont with five divisions of men and women singles doubles and mixed doubles. Bitsy Grant, a nationally known star now at Kelly Field, is invited to participate if he can obtain sufficient leave from the army.
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Beaumont
Southwest
Iplay
Bitsy Grant
Kelly Field
Army
Favorites Win in National Tennis Meets
Top seed Robert Walkenburg of Los Angeles reached the junior division third round at the national junior and boys tennis championships in Kalamazoo with easy wins. Beverly Hills’ Robert Flam advanced to the third round in the boys division by defeating Louis Gross of Chicago. Other seeds and first round winners advanced, including Howe Atwater who received a bye and a default.
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Isalamazoo
Mich
Robert Walkenburg
Los Angeles
Rerbert Flan
Beverly Hills
Calif
Falkenburg
Henry Goetzer
Milwaukee
Flam
Louis Gross
Chicago
Tel
Howe Atwater
Netter
William Thaler
Indianapolis
Ed Ray
Taft
Texas
Bernard Schrijber
Beltimors
Bernard Bartzen
San Angela
Donald Gerth
Waterford
Wis
Netters
Robert, Galloway
Due West
Sidney Schwarts
Brooklyn
al Retzeck
Hamtramck
Fred Sceribher
Forest Hills
John Martin
St. Louis
Buddy Beh Tens
Fort Lauderdale
I le
Leonard Steiner
William Turner
Narragansett
Bradley Pitney
Minneapolis
Robert Redfearn
Highland Park
Peter Lemon
New York
Lee Wood
Washington
D. C
Burton Woyahn
Waukesha
Fred's to Play Brown Ramblers at Tech Field
Fred's Place team of the Spanish-American league is set to face the Brown Ramblers at Academ on Wednesday at Tech Field replacing Pell Furniture on the Ramblers schedule. The Helly Field Brown Bombers, 17 of 18, meet Fort Clark’s Tenth Cavalry next Sunday night at Tech Field. The fast negro nine clash begins at 8 p.m.
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Haddalph Neld Brown Bombers
Fred's Place
Academ
Tech
Eld
Fred’s
Pell
Brown Ramblers
Helly Field
Brown Bombers
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Clark
Techficid
Mioland Wins Close Belmont Race At Saratoga Meet
Mioland Majors victory in a tight Belmont meet race at Saratoga under Ted Atkinson. The six year old son of Foray TI and Melodiana paid 7.39 to win, with Royal Nap third for Lazy F Ranch. Sagamore plans at Meadow Brook sale and Sagamore colors may feature yearlings under home farm education.
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Corydon
Elmelich
Withiers
Mio D'Arerza
Ticeland
Lines
Seabiscuit
Howard
Wax Werth
Ritters
Ted Atkinood
New York
Mioland
Terhniiue
Royal Nap
Lazy Fi Ranch
Aurion
Forny Bonr
Gordon State Park
Bummer Dag
Gallant Free
Suffolk Downs
Jules Wessler Hag
Blur
Sysoney
Ywasnington Park
Neegmore Stable
Sir Jeffrey
Woollard Farm
Baltimore
Bill Reedy
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Sagamore
Vanderbilt
Worthington Valley
Meadow Brook
N. Y
Reedy
Bahram
INS Race Handicapper Hits Em at Belmont Park
International News Service handicapper Tom Conk reports five straight winners at Belmont Park on Saratoga cards. Selections included Matesan, Lidlie Viana, Faro Quen, Mioland, and Devie with varied prices from win bets to exacta-like returns.
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Belmont Park
Ro Y
Tom Conk
International
Munday
Ned
Saratoga
Jim
Cook
Matesan
Lidtie Viana
Faro Quen
Mioland
Devie
Sir
Pearsall Pride Highlighting Friendliness and Civic Zeal
Pearsall, seat of Frie county, sits on the Rio Grande plain in southwest Texas. The town, famed for watermelons and rich loam, hosts the annual Winter Garden fair in October and supports a broom factory, cotton seed mill, and seed plant. Residents praise the community spirit, tradition, and scholars who leave for college yet return home.
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Pearsall
Rio Grande Plain
Texas
San Antonio
Laredo
Jusbani
Pool Enjoined On Race Count
A Texas court halted Terrell Wells pool operations after J. Rodriguez sued for racial discrimination. Judge R. W. B. Terrell heard the case this week, with George Clifton as pool attendant. Stumberg’s attorney argued the privately owned pool, bond set at sixty dollars, appeal noted. Rodriguez cited a Texas legislature resolution and governor Stevenson proclamation opposing discrimination.
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Terrell Wells
Henry Sturmberg
Dudge
M. C. Gonzales
Rodriguez
Texas
Cake Stevenson
S A Police Heads Set Detroit Trip
Anderson and Police Chief Aubrey Hopkins announced plans to travel to Detroit on official business. Anderson will leave Thursday for a meeting of the national committee on general disease control, Hopkins will depart Friday for a convention of the International Chief of Police Association August 9 to I.
Tax Assessment Urged by City Tax Commissioner
Tax Commissioner Alfred Callaghan urges property owners to assess now to avoid the last minute rush. The assessing period ends August 1. after that unassessed properties will appear on the unrendered rolls.
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Alfred Callaghan
Thesday
Pearsall Town Shows Wartime Community Pride
Citizens of Pearsall praise neighbors and local leaders for unity and service. Residents including Claude McCauley and Mrs. George Kemper commend town climate soil and amenities while many serve in the armed forces and support war bonds. Local businesses like Howell Brothers Hardware and Barnes Lumber highlight community spirit and recreation.
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Pearsall
Claude McCauley
George A. Kemper
Kemper Mercanthe Company
Mitel Meuten
Air Corps
Tam
Leer
Ruby Gills
Howard Brothers
Prargall
Henry Bilbartz
Charles Kuic
Armed Services
Navy
United States
Red Cross
U.S. C
Green Martin
Rothe Martin
Rit
C. BR. Martiny Owe ii
Missing S A Man Listed As Dead Amid Naval Action
Leonard Davis Arty Anderson 24 reported missing on the USS Juneau after a naval battle off Guadalcanal on November 13. Navy states no survivors found and all crew believed killed. Anderson, from Brady, attended Brackenridge High, served as electrician's mate second class. Dutch submarine Dolfin torpedoed an Axis supply ship and sank two schooners in the Mediterranean.
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Leonard Davis
Arty” Anderson
Pary Hies
Als Moshey
Ide F. Anderson
Betty
Jean Street
Juneau
Guadalcanal
Action
Sullivan
Jaws
Anderson
Brady
Brackenridge High School
London
Netherlands
Dolfin
Guntire
Mediterranean
Three Fined in County Courts
In Court No. 1 Brown of 333 Nebraska Street was fined 10 and costs for displaying a njstel on July 3. Samuel D Lindsey of 124 Rivas Street pleaded guilty to borrowing an automoble without the owner's consent and was fined 10 and costs. In Court No. 2 Alter Garcia, listed as the ely jail, was given an additional 3 days to serve after passing a bad check.
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Nebraska Street
Costa
Samuel D. Lindsey
Rivas Street
Alter Garcia
Ely
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