Richards predicts American victory in 1927 Davis Cup
Vincent Richards argues the United States will retain the Davis Cup in 1927 despite a disturbed prep. He predicts William Tilden will turn professional after 1927 and that Tilden Johnston and Williams can deny France in singles and doubles. Richards promotes an American Open tour to cash in on pro prospects.
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Er International News Service
New York
Vincent Richards
Marocco
Wiliam T. Tilden
William
Richard
Richards
Bar Henberly
Tiden
Williams
America
Tilden
Johnston
Tennis Association
Clink Clark
Big Pyle
Suzanne
Mary Browne
Howard Kin
Jim Anderson
Australia
Poul Feret
Fran Harvey Snodgrass
Avrostl
Marion Boosters claim win as Stealers fall short
In a tightly contested series finale, the Marion team capitalized on late breaks to edge past the Boosters at Grand Alleys. Treu Brute Dresch Wicks led captains with strong play as Lozoya, Clooney, Osh, Rasmussen, and Nixon posted notable scores in a charity prize bowl setting ahead of an Austin tournament next April.
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Marion
Eves Mredic
Uci
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Irsine
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Twe Clibs
Grand Alleys
Marios
Treu Brute
Dresch
Wicks
Austin
Liberty pistol club fails to set marks in first range practice
Liberty Pistol and Rifle club members struggle on the 300 meter range as they prepare for the Rome international shoot. M. M. Works posts 222 and leads W J Reed by seven in standing shots while Reed tops kneeling and prone. Fourteen members compete. eight submit complete scores. March tests at Fort Sam Houston.
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Uncle Samuel
Rome
M. M. Works
W. J. Reed
Works
Mark
Reed
Fort Sam Houston
BE Works
C. Barbera
G. H. Collins
B. E. Thompson
Johnson
L. EK. McFarlan
Percy Wells
Eeler
and Romeina
Chambless
Newberry
Trap Tournament Delayed by Rain
Delayed by rain the interstate trap shooting cup event in Kansas City Missouri was to resume at 4 PM. Fred Eteben of Cofferville Kan led with a perfect 64 after 100 targets while other notable shooters included L Kenny Cy Mark Arie Champ Pete Baggerman and CLOW Glner Wert.
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Kansas
Cepy
Fred Eteben
Cofferville
Kan
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Cy Mark Arie
Pete Baggerman
Clow. Glner
Wert
Derby chatter from Chicago hints at Derby talk rivals
Kentucky derby chatter heats up as the rumor mill shifts to Louisville for the May 14 event. Osmond, the J B Widener stable gelding, tops early nominations with Earl Sande likely to ride if he proves fit. Rolled Stocking from J W Parrish already in training at Lexington.
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Chicago
Louisville
Bubbie
Matt Winn
Kentucky
Osmond
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Aolready
Fell Coyne
Earl Sande
Widener Stable
Coyne
Pennant
Mary Belle
Thic Fellow
J. W. Parrish
C. C. van Meter
Lexington
Seppala Hypnotizes Racing Dogs After Big Win
In Wolfboro New Hampshire Leonhard Seppala follows a big dog race victory by claiming to hypnotize his dogs through calm clucking. Rival Si Mason, who finished fifth, calls Seppala superhuman and suggests hypnotism as the cause of the dogs’ extraordinary effort.
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Wolfboro
N.hs
Leonhard Seppala
Si Mason
Levinson Regains Form in Brackenridge Qualifier
Lewis Levinson, left handed youth and two years past city amateur champion, shot 76 in Brackenridge Park Golf association mid winter qualifier. Becks and Miller posted better rounds, but Levinson’s return to form raises hopes for the municipal course event. Qualifiers run this week with Cr 2400 Light Classified Ad.
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Lewis Levinson
Brackenridge Park Golf Association
Frank Becks
E. J. Miller
Levinson
Bob Kampmann
City Leaguers in Crucial Contest
The St Marys College Rat tlers on a road trip and Brackenridge High Eagles focusing on district prep set the stage for a pivotal City Ne niar week. Wednesday features a top clash where St Marks Lions meet Sacred Heart with the winner likely to seize the lead and the title race boiling with tension.
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Brackenridge High Eagles
San Marcos
Neniar Basketball League
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St.Mark's
Sacred Heart
Lions
Old Pitcher Lindaman Dies in Charles City
Charles City Iowa February 14 veteran pitcher V A Lindaman aged forty nine died Sunday after years with the Boston Nationals.
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Iowa
V. A. Lindaman
Boston Nationals
Exams Cost Rice Stars, Rumor Cuts Team Prospects
Houston ed reports mid year exams may rule three key men from Coach Ernie Wiertberg's track squad ineligible. Other track contenders, a baseball mainstay, a basketball starter, and football hopefuls may also be sidelined by academic tests, jeopardizing spring meets.
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Rive Hag
Institute
Ernie Wiertberg
Tien
Hors du Combat
School Skaters Clash With Cadets For Academic League Title
Main Avenue High School's ice hockey five upset the Texas Military Institute last week and aims to repeat in Thursdays final against the Cadets at Crystal Palace. Both finalists hold three wins and one loss, each to the other, in league play.
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Texas Military Institute
Crystal Palace
Bobby Jones to Enter Southern Open Championship
Atlanta Ga February 14 Bobby Jones world’s premier golfer will enter the Southern open championship at Duke Cox try club course March 24 25 and 26 He is a student at Emory University and delayed details about his absence after consultation with the dean Sarasota Florida saw a foursome win over Waty Guon and Sim Senter on the new Municipal links amid a Jones celebration with a 3000 strong gallery.
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Bobby Jones
Duke Cox Try Club
Bobby
Emory University School
Jones
Touis Tancaster
Sarasota
Waty
Guon
Sim Sent
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