New U S Tennis Queen and Texas Junior Golf Championship
The article reports the Texas junior golf championship at Willow Springs set for September 6 7 8 with 16-year-old Don Schuhmacher of Dallas entering his first major golf bid. It notes Schuhmacher’s recent near miss in municipal and national events and predicts a bright future with over 100 golfers expected, while also mentioning Helen Jacobs winning the women’s U S tennis title.
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Ketchoo Now Playing Quarterback at St Marys Moraga
Ketchoo, Moraga, Calif, Aug 22 Ins reports Edward P Malligan will list a freshman football squad at St Marys College. The roster includes Endy Erdaly Yerserski Thiraoul Brasnya Camblaniels Sartini Eldunyayy Kraijevlch Tacepnt Kirsa Delana Papajana Danilivich Drac va Magrini Matlos Rutos.
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Western Field Hosts Crowded Western Amateur Championship
A large crowd in Rockford Illinois watches Portland virtuoso Don Moe defend the golf title as top contenders including Charles Evans Jr Johnny Lehman and Seaver compete in the Western Field Amateur championship qualifiers. Seaver shoots 39 93.8 and Buss posts 69 as rounds proceed toward the finals with Moe favored to prevail.
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Charlie Seaver
Los Anegeles
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Keefe Carter
Jklahoma City
Barry Michelverger
Los Angeles
Warren Dawson
Chiings
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Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Nebraska
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Young Buss
Fort Worth Meet Sees Rising Entries for Local Tourney
The foreign entry list climbs to 19 with 20 more expected as Fort Worth's Byron Nelson and other local stars, including Gus Moreland, are invited for the tournament. Entries should be sent to The Light sports staff.
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speedboat record attempt tests in Lake St Grete
Kaye Don, famed for a 119 mph world speedboat record set weeks earlier in Scottish waters, trials a high speed boat over seven nautical miles at Harmaworth race course in Lake St. Grete. He aims to reacquaint with the craft, not push to maximum speed, despite expectations of higher speeds.
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Playground Ball League Sesons Start At San Petro Park
The Tocunerweln Jains face Primwera Tle Linwka Monin in the American division clash of the Dysineas Mou'a Playground league. Both teams have struggled this season with limited wins and few players, while New York’s C. F. Alenhauer leads with strong pitching and defense for the Indians.
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Week End Sport Review Highlights Diverse National Results
National title won by Wesen Jacobs in fencing following a 6-2 6-2 final over Carolyn Buhedek with Sarah Peitrey. Ken Drewes edges Loisville Simons 2-6 6-4 6-3 6-8 for public parks title. Vince defeats Allison 6-4 6-3 6-3 in casino invitation. Satisfying doubles with Gledhill. World shot put record broken with 2 feet TL 1- inches. Marathon title won by Martek with Wyeer recond and De Bruyn third. Spinaway Stakes to Easy Day. Hawthorne Juvenile Handicap won by Brilliant. Grand American trapshooting open championship claimed by Predominus. Seawahaka Cup goes to American yacht Jr. Injury for Boston Braves catcher Bautar.
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San Antonio to hear Red Cross referee at city aquari meet
Alfred W Cantwell assistant director at fist aid and life saving for the American Red Cross will come from St Louis to serve as swimming referee for the city aquari meet at San Pedro park next Sunday afternoon. M C McCulloch will be diving referee with Roland Kup announcing a full slate of officials including James Atlee Lawrence Weber Carl Cartwright Bill Dockman Roy auden Roy Suchey Margaret Gordon Wil King Dol Jack TeInt Ralph Shaver Tom McNamara and others. Two diving hinges remain to be filled. Sammy Lee of Berkeley California competes in a Wisconsin state meet Friday.
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Nationals and Tuling Split Twinbill in Narrow Wins
After a 1-0 shutout, Mexico Nationals edged Luling Oilers 7 to 4 at Tech Field in the opener. Pena relieved Perez in the fourth as the Nationals tied and pulled ahead on late hits. Gaffney pitched the second game for the Nationals as they won again, 7 to 4, behind steady batting and defense. The Living club will visit for another series after the season ends September 11.
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Hill Seeks Third Western Golf Title at Peoria
Opal Hill of Kansas City leads the field at Peoria Country Club in the Women's Western Golf Association qualifying. Jane Wreiller of Chicago trails, with 100-plus contenders including Mrs. Austin Pardue of Minneapolis and Mary E. Browne of Clave among notable entrants.
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Minneapolis
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Helen Jacobs Crowned Tennis Champion At Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs defeated Carol Ty Babcock 6 4, 8 2 to seize the women’s tennis throne, ending Helen Moody’s reign. Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey then won the doubles title from Alice Marble and Marjorie Painter, 6 8 1. The crowd hailed the 20-year-old’s triumph as a landmark in a tournament noted for Jacobs’s rapid ascent and Babcock’s strong finish.
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Boosle Weller
Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs
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Los Angeles
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Sharon
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Hay Twirls Sayers to Shutout Victory
Panthers beat Richter Butter Eyust Bakers 2 0 as Aubie Bay pitched a masterful game with 15 strikeouts and adding base running spark. Richter moves to face Hondo next weekend in a bid to rebound.
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Kohler Pickles Win From Macdona 13-0
Kohler Pickles from Lyte defeated Macdona 13 to 0 in a baseball game. The pitchers were Pickles Kol ler and Koehler for the Pickles, Macdona White for the opponents. Earlier, the Sayers girls beat Lavernia Arts 18 to 7 and Tow Talk 7 to 5.
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Southwest Texas Tennis Field Third Round Play Begins
The Southwest Texas Invitational at the Bay Antonio Country Club starts Monday with singles action. Top players Quinn Connelly, Rico inatilule and Roy Midleteen lead as favorites after Sunday results. several matches, including Dunbar Duliiing and James Langham, advance in the third round.
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Flag Race in Texas League Heads to Fort Worth
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Texas League flag race event with entities including Fort Worth and San Antonio. The readable names include Fort Work, Ryuninocs, Towers Hoste, Dollar, and Wing Maniny Ran Autwilo. Details and outcomes remain unclear due to garbled text.
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American League Sunday Scores and Schedule Note
Sunday results show New York and St Louis posting notable hits as Detroit beats Cleveland 14 to 11. Washington games are on the docket with Chicago and St Louis scheduled, plus matchups including Detroit at Bay area and Cleveland at Washington.
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National League baseball scores and matchups recap
Fragmentary NL scores show Bucur and others with unclear teams in New York and Brooklyn. Boston defeated a Chicago opponent 7 to 2. Several upcoming matchups listed include Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Chicago with several unreadable names and venues.
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Races Near End In Oklahoma City Amateur Baseball
In Wichita Falls a double header ended 4 to 1 as Relaid White Stores beat Nobre Little hardware then lost 19 to 1 in the second game. Dallas awaits in the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation playoff first round after Dr Pepper team won 7 to 4 in 14 innings. Fort Worth saw Baronies Transfer Company take city title 15 to 1 and 3 to 1. Houston Lighting and Power No 2 claimed the Houston city crown 3 to 2 and 5 to 4 with 11 innings in the second game. Chinks Watts pitched both for No 1 as Fred Treadway closed out the night. Galveston hosts Rasmussen’s Genim who beat Lemacque 3 to 0 and will meet Houston next week in a three game drive.
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Cibalo Club Beats Martinez Plowboys
Cibalo Club defeated the Martinez O K Plowboys 2-1 in a Sunday afternoon hurling game at Cibalo. The winning pitcher allowed five hits while the opposing hurler Woods yielded six. Alein's mutiny aided the winners as Tesantan hit two for the losers.
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Night Baseball Night in Amateur Series in San Antonio
Night baseball opens as San Antonio Air Depot faces Texas Chiropractic College in the second game of a three game set at Touch Field. About 500 fans attended away in South San Antonio booster park with over 1000 expected for Tuesday’s rematch. Air Depot leads series 1 0 after a 10 to 5 victory.
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Joe Walcott in Bad Shape
New York August 22 A heart condition has sent 60 year old Joe Walcott former world welterweight champion to Bellevue Hospital The Barbadosemony of a years ago collapsed on the street and was tied to the nost nits where the diagnosis was arteria sclerosis and senile psychosis Walcott though in poor health remains upbeat saying he may be all right in a couple of days He has lived in the unsightly Harlem building on West Fifty seventh street working as a referee or instructor for ring aspirants in the neighborhood He once fought lightweights and heavyweights alike admitting he tipped the beam at around 127 pounds and faced bigger men such as Sid Lavigne Kid Curler Tommy West and Billy Smith
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Sarazen Guimet Set for Midweek Battle
Gene Sarazen, national amateur champion Francia Guimet to clash Tuesday and Wednesday in a 36 hole match. Sarazen and partner Dick May also completed an 11th straight exhibition, finishing 1 up to Brad Oxnard and Ray Lenahan, with medals of 7 and 60 respectively.
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Ormand Beach May Enter Northwestern Admission Question
Ormand Leech of Pawhuska Oklahoma, member of the 1930 Kansas Big Six football squad, may join Northwestern University. Raymond Nichols, secretary to Chancellor LinWey, said he received a letter from Northwestern asking for any comment on Beach's application for admittance.
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Sunshine Specials Rally Past Pleasanton Cubs 4 1
The Sunshine Specials defeated Pleasanton 4 to 1 on Sunday. A uniform was lost during the celebration when it flew off a car on the return trip. If found, call Travis.
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Creel Aims to Defend Colorado Title in Dallas
Denver reporting states 105 golfers queued for the qualifying round of the Colorado amateur tournament. Howare Crees of Pueblo, the defending champion, plans to move to Bulls, Texas, and seeks to carry the Colorado title with him.
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Cubs Fined For Abusing Amps In Chicago Game
Cincinnati August 22 Fines of 100 dollars were imposed on Grimm manager of the Cubs Guy Bush and Woody English for cresting row during the game with the Phillies Saturday in Chicago. Umpires complained there used foul language in protesting plays, President John Heyder of the National League said when imposing the fines.
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