Orphanette Balshaw Go Opens Softball Tourney
Orphanette Balshaw go opens the state girls softball tournament at Ban Pedr park with Als A team facing Bale Shaw of Houston at 4 30 pm. Other games follow 6 pm Galveston Anicos vs Ravey Jayders of Ausliliz 8 00 pm Austin Tre vs Bar fll Guslierettes 9 30 pm Wight Mins of Dansson Alooso Apwelers of San Antonio. Games continue Tuesday with bracket play and double elimination ends Wednesday.
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Vic Schule
Orphanettes
Inel
ALSA
State Girls Softlistt Tourmsment
Ban Pedr Park
Bale Shaw
Houston
Galves- Lon Anicos
Ravey Jayders
Ausliliz
Austin Tre
Barfll Guslierettes
Wight-Mins
Dansson
Alooso Apwelers
San Antonio
Agar Mid
Amateur Ball Dats Cole Defeats Hot Weils Rambler 4-2
Amateur ball action reports Cole defeats Hot Weils Rambler 4-2 with Wilson homering and two doubles aiding the winners. Teals and Shippin-Teals deliver key singles, Rudy Peche earns a win in a near no-hit effort for the Borden Creamers over North de Bronce 5 4. Jiydie-Oss edges Manuel's Weld in a doubles header 16-13 and 5-4. The Beunbin Batterymen shutout in 2-0 victory as Sunney and Walker throw for the win. Sam Houston Rams face Mathewson field clash Tuesday.
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Dats Cole
Wilson
Beore
Hat Wells
Dan's Cafe
Charles and
Shippin
Tee to Green at Lubbock Invitational Golf Tourney
Tee to Green at Lubbock Golf Club sees U Mbtle Tipp finish strong on the eighth hole to claim second. meanwhile Dallas star Harry Todd defeats Don Gehumacher in Wallas event near Lakewind. Locke.
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Tubdock
U—Mbtle
Lubbock
Anocdwa Hall
Pia Gore
Ampric
Taibbock Country Club
Wallas
Harry" Todd
Dallas
Don Gehumacher
Noda
Todd
Lefty Brown Wins Dallas Net Tourney Doubles
In a Dallas tennis event, Lefty Brown leads a balanced field with notable results. The report notes BAMA participation on August 28, with matches including Sauk Rovers and Tir santutte. Fred Mover and Minty Chics appear in doubles, and the final scoreline 6 0 is mentioned for one victory.
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Lefty Brown
Dallas
Bama
Talient
Bea
de Wille Wei
Sauk Rovers
Tir Santutte
de Weil
Fred Mover
Houston Wins Polo Laurels in National Trophy Finals
Houston repeated as polo champions after defeating Chicago in the finals. Texas rider SeAveg scored 37 points as Chicago fouled out, ending the national tournament here. Next week the event continues in the regional tournament.
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Chicago
Dratons
Tinisley
Coce
Texas Riders
Eunice Dean Loses in Essex Tennis
Essex tennis report from Manchester Mass details Eunice Dean’s defeat amid scattered OCR text. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a match outcome and tournament context with limited readable facts.
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Eunice Dean
Essex
Manchester
Mass
Eunice Wean
TANAS
Wits Drlratrilly
Paul- Bele
Loo Angeles
Gert
Charley Moore Named Coach at Waco High
Charley Moore of San Antonio the former Brackenridge High star and captain of the ace institute football team has been appointed coach at Waco High. Moore succeeds veteran Paul Tyson, who remains head coach, with Rolstiwn High noted as his prior posting.
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Charley Moore
Waco High
San Antonio
Brackenridge Hight
Schior
Ace Institute
Paul Tyson
Moore
Rolstiwn High
Pro Changes Gawky Kid's Style and Champ Results
Betty Jameson, once a gawky teen, is transformed under Ted Meneefee’s coaching into a national champion. Entries from 1893 and 1999 mark her early lessons and final prep before Garien and the Trans Mississippi championship, with notes on swing grip changes, teaching methods, and now supervised practice to refine her form.
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Gawky Kid
Betty Emenon
Betty Janesoft
Garien
Conn
Menetée
Betty
Francis Schelder
Brook Hallow Co
Dallas
Hetty
San Antonio
Ted
Oiles
Tod Gob
Fatty Berg
Minneapolis
Matical Champlus
Werause
Patty
Hatty
Menelec
Menefee
Mrarine
Hagen Ends Last Tournament In Poignant Farewell
Chicago reports Hagen announces retirement after 35-year career marked by many championships. He reflects on a lifetime of consistent play, detailing major wins including five Western Opens and top earnings around a quarter century. The event honors him with a post-tournament match featuring peers as fans praise his enduring skill and influence.
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Bir Walter
Wits
Plobe
Ching Liswais
Amltrasia
Eindis
Pel
Bebby Jones
Gene Sataxen
Davis Cup Team Seeks Young Standouts for Challenge
Haverford Pa August 2 Younger players vie for U S Davis Cup squad to defend the cup against Australia with Bobby Riggs Frank Parker Jack Kramer and Hunt among hopeful singles and doubles picks as veteran Gene Mako sits out. Australia flights arrive for practice after defeating Yugoslavia in the interzone final at Brookline.
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Haverford
Unites
Britas
Ateira
Bobby Riggs
Frank Parker
Dne Tent
Jack Kramer
Waller
Pate
Australia
Jugoslavia
Brookline
Mass
Parkis
Los Angeles
Riggs
Chicago
United Tales
Hunt
Los Angels
Is & Midshimnan
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kramer
Pee
Packer
Gene Mako
California
Dan Budge
Hin
United States
Umno
Dromvyleh Pid Adcian Quint
Drago Mile
Mranjo i Kukubjevec
International League Sunil '4 Reaulte. 74 Newark 3 Hattimare 2.4 2
Newark defeats Hattimare in a high scoring International League game. Key players Sunil and Mraleral contributed notable numbers as Taranino and Foiltnig also registered scores.
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Sunil
Newark
Hattimare
Mraleral
Taranino
Barbers Defeat Houston Juniors In South Texas Title Bid
Barbers win 12 to 6 over the Jim Glass Rosters of Houston at Dunesn field to reach the Texas finals. Ray Congour delivered a three run triple with bases loaded as San Antonio surged in the third inning, while Lefty Tony Neugebauer held Houston to fuel a decisive victory and set up the state finals against Dallas or Fort Worth.
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Dutch Diesser
Loyd Barbers
South Texas
Jim Glass Roosters
Houston
Dunesn Field
T. A
Alf Funley
Teo
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Tony Neugebauer
Ray Congour
Barbers
Keene
Billy McGee
Harber
RHO
AL Carura
Kurmoass
Te Origavis
Stockbridge Og
le Larimer
Battenstar Rudehoes Congour
Storrie
Kouster
Antonio Ons
Travis A. Wells
Sheentan
Stackbridee
Larimer
McGee
Tnuiea
Congeur
Atorzie
Tinvston
Amonlo
Tenvis
Ienguin
Gaubals
Gaubals, Home Guna, Tear Vis
Sarrificcs
Statrin
Wroter Buges
Stradol
Travis
Pasuet Halt
Siriknouts
Innines
Neugehaurr
Runa
Hita
Hanes
Pbrikenuts
Davbin Plas
Mor Geek Congone
Time
Hinpires
Teberteon
Dean
Midget Racing Meet With Multiple Heats And Consolations
Midget racing results from Houston and Dallas events include first heat of eight laps won by Dan Cassey in Augting Birrest St. Grex Houston. Second heat eight laps saw A Slaughter Jay Boot and Ckishon competing. Consolation 20 laps featured Slane fer Bootesang Burl. Class A handicay ten laps included Slanef fer Hooth Turbine Gases. Other top finishers included SL Cree Baath Radeliff and Don Yorn Esa An Tonle.
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Suonay
Reser
Dale Burt
vAugting Birrest St. Grex
Houston
Dan Cassey
Mourton
Gewis Turteville
A Slaughter
San Atlanto
Jay Boot
Ckishon
Crea
Blelttone Buddy
RateWit
Dallas
Jack Crasford
San Antonio
Oklahoma’ City
Slanefer
Bootesang
Burl
Handicay
Slaneffer
Hooth
Turbine
Tyler district gains four baseball champions in playoff series
Tyler district teams claim four baseball champions after sweeping Waxahachie 4 1 and 10 6 in a TA ACP playoff. Randolph Ramblers edge Southwest rivals 2 4 to beat Austin Battlers at Techfield. Houston reports a single game at 3 pm Sunday with a double header Monday. Ramblers win an exhibition 5 2 as Brown’s double sparkles in the late innings.
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Tyler
Waxahachie
Christy Mall
Foxteam
Houston
A. G. Roemer
Mondey
Randolph Ramblers
Southwest Oners
Austin Battlers
Techfield
Galveston
Ramblers
Fron Houston
Duncan
Tech Teli
Sun- Uy
Missions
Amig Brown
Amny Woolyard
Hoth
Nihith Feame
Sigles
Soslinauy
Rendolph
Finney
Langley
Austin Burton
Gilmore
Yan Ae
Karian Finney
Amlerson
Waedvari
Shatner Aleta
Randolph
Brackenridge team faces a tough season under Forehand
Coach Forehand of Brackenridge outlines a lean 25 man squad with four lettermen, promoting a new double wingback offense and heavy forward passing. He pins hopes on Dilly McGee and Cliver Hehrimecher while shifting Moarkeste to center and Moore to guard. The Eagles aim to refine signals with Humble as sergeant in the huddle and prepare for a demanding schedule after a patchy spring.
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Lackfield
Porenand
Brackenridge Wilts
Forenand
Jeiuad
Tunsday
Bird
Milton Crakis
Bova
Aysten
Eagles
Forenand Pranisea
Aince
Hor
Dilly McGee
Ciiver Hehrimecher
Jattermen Redyrting Ara
Johnny Manrr
Snel Cullen
Tack Galpes
Vixidon Humble
Joe Hon
Markesle
Donald Diehl
Billy Moore
Crain
Moarkeste
Moore
Porehand
Parly
Glenn
Byrd
Poathty Winston
Punch
Hill
Bubh
Chris
Temple
Kercelin
Wihiels
Une Eagles
Histrict Chimp
Mero Kerrville
Tragian
Warbirds
Amarillo
Bon Angelo
Oucht
Hill of L A Voted Most Popular Waser in Semi Pro
Yohnny Hill of San Antonio UT longhorn first baseman for Mt Pleasant Texas club earned top popularity honor in the national semi pro championship at Wichita by fans vote. Krom YUL named for the honor. Mt Pleasant finished runner up to Duncan Ohio in the final. Pleasant players share 2800 prize for second place. Hill had the only two run homer in the final game.
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Yohnny Hill
San Antonio
University of Texas
Mt. Measant
Texas
Wichita
Krom Yul
Rons
Sunmlay
Mt. Prasant
Duncan
Ohio
Wyt. Pleasant
Peru
Semi Pros Race For Prize Money In Tour Event
The article notes a continuing semi pro tournament on page seven with races and standings as the top ten teams split 15027.30 in prize money plus mileage. It mentions players including Clarence Steamer Struss Duncan Statler and others on the mound and in the field with listed scores and placements. The figure exceeds ２０００ over 1938 touring figures cited by President Haymond Bue mont.
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Fio
Clarencn
Steamer
Struss
Duncan Statler
Haymond Buemont
Phasynh
Duran
Griffin
Miler
Ginith
Blruss
Parker
Close Races at McQueeney Regatta
Choppy water did not hinder McQueeney regatta on Sunday as six tight races were held. Dies Hall won the free-for-all with Iwi Wiativke second, while heats featured Titers, Morcenewer Clann, Wienke and others contending. numerous names and placements surface in a busy but unclear report.
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San Antonio
Take McQueeney
Dies Hall
Iwi Wiativke
Oliva Aranatunte
Deen Tiree
Morcenewer Clann
Wienke
Themason
Bane -Sropnd Wests
Thomenon
Crawford
Boone
Ash GC
Dan Bodson
Hex Themason
Crate Vil
Fere Tne AM
Dick Ham
Warne
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Orphanette
Balshaw Go
S. A
San Pedro Parks
Betty Jameson
U.S
Dorothy Kirby
Darien
A Ia
Miss Jameson
Betti
Itt
Eh Tae
Hutty
S.A
Rudy Peche
Borden Creamers
Nori
Jiydie-Oss
Manuel
Weldems
Ruiy Peche
Boren Creamers
de Bronce
Beunbin
Suuney
Walker
Belimeth
Sam Houston Rams
Borden's
Creamery
Mathewson Field
Fort Sam Teuston
Southern Association
Chattanonna
American Association
Hagen
areOld Velerin Aylor
Jane Tocked
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Byille Burke
Cleveland
Margit
Ralph Guldahl
Harold McBpaden
Landing
Vyron Nelson
Dick Metz
Hagen-Sarazen
Tommy Arnourdimmy Thomson
Henry Plcard
John Revolla
Paul Rusyan
Nerton Bmith
Denny Shule
Duten Racetsay
Dudley and
Burke
Bird Hunters
Vreeland Anil Cher
Pieste Potchernick
Tack Kramer Moungster
Iit
Sertea Aly
Aistinet High Schant
Academirs
Fey
Nea Bolt
Huackenruin Koei
Phacthe Davie
Kouston
Takin Debi
Pauneni
sUarlantale
Wario Betoher
AL xAyAlla
Mahl
Basle Tela
Elmendorf
Coacil
Ted" Foreianu
L. A
Mqueeney
Veerera
Rcorer
Srelnars
Rintn
Ruma
Finkey
Dtung Hlybell
Rovana
Munras
Mitr
Tingles
Wolford
Branhase
Hints
Austina
Rancholnis
Culawhy
Crextwalte
Alratk
Colasky
Hinnisey
Grusswalte
Gonacit
Catoaky
Colosiy
Sei
Umisszon
Frerrova
Lyonat Senver
Kregner
Timme
Bing Pat
Burtom
Softarl
Bormes
Fatlea
Rossel
Tamsay
Hi Seeder
Bony
Aurinett
Randolin
MSA
Esa
Sota
Eas Eta As
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