Florida tennis coach seeks crowd funded pep at Florida
Tampa report notes Coach Harry Fogleman proposes inviting the University of Miami to play matches with colorful crowd participation to boost interest in tennis. He criticizes the sport’s no cheering rule, contrasts with Dixie tournament attendance, and questions why stellar players draw fewer fans here than local baseball.
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Fogleman
Gurdnar Diuley
Bitsy Grant
Mulloy Captures Dixie Tennis Championship in Tampa
Gardnar Mulloy of Miami wins the Dixie tennis title in Tampa on January 9 after a tight finals showing. He defeats Bitsy Grant 61 64 62 to claim the singles crown and shares the doubles title with Sidney Schwartz of Miami, beating Trabert and Belser. Laura Lou John of Clearwater takes the women's singles, later teaming to win the doubles with Barnett, defeating Jensen and Nichols 63 64.
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Hirst
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Sidney ‘Shhwartz
University of Miami
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Trabert
Cincminati
Arnold Belsser
New Orleans
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Clearwater
Ogee Marta Barnett
Dorlg Jensen
Heather Nichols
Rollins Solfege
Undefeated Cage List Fades Fast
New York report notes Indiana Holy Cross and Duquesne among country’s top teams with strong records as one third of the season passes. Other unbeaten squads include Cincinnati Auburn and Army while several top entries have dropped 1 to 3 games. Duke upset NC State and Canisius beat St Louis in notable results. various top games listed for upcoming nights.
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Curl Battles Delph Quijano For Texas Light Heavy Title
El Paso Jupiter Jany osmi my Gurl of San Antonio, the state middleweight champ, fights Delph Quijano tonight for the Texas light heavy crown. Quijano also holds the Texas heavyweight title and will weigh 185 pounds, 20 under usual. Curl, a natural middleweight, will scale 160.
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Trinity Tigers Face Howard Payne In Non Conference Clash
Trinity University Tigers host Howard Payne Yellow Jackets in a non conference game at Trinity Gym Monday night with 8 p.m. tip. Trinity seeks rebound after a 67 62 loss to Houston at Alsma Stadium Gym last Saturday.
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Ross to Direct Dream Girl Caulfield Play
Hollywood gossip notes Frank Ross moves from producer to director for theCaulfield vehicle Dream Girl opening at the Lo Sombrero theater Phoenix. The piece cites his past work with Jean Arthur and mentions other stars and social events.
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Joan Caulfield
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Joen
Lo Sombrero
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Eb. Pank
Jean Arthur
Jean
Mrs.Ross
Evangeline League To Stay Class C
Ho UMA Louisiana January 9 Directors of the Evangeline League decided to continue the class C designation. The bonus rule was endorsed. Under the C classification each club is allowed six class men six of limited service and four rookies, the same as last year.
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Holub Evangelne Baseball League
Braves Fresh Start Aimed At Strong 1950 Season
Boston plans a near entirely new starting lineup for the 1950 National League season, swapping stars like Eddie Stanky Alvin Dark and adding Luis Olmo Willard Marshall Sid Gordon and Gene Mauch. Key holdovers are first baseman Earl Tergeson and third baseman Bob Elliott.
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Missions Opener At Night At Mission Stadium In 1950
The San Antonio Missions set their first home game for April 13 at Mission stadium against Beaumont Exporters after opening the season April 11 in Beaumont. Tarleton said Beaumont will visit Mission for two nights and Shreveport for three games on April 15. Ticket sales for the home opener will start well in advance as president aims for the best opening attendance. Roy Jones dies in Springfield. former army colonel and Olympic pistol committee member passes away.
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