State Tennis Champions at San Antonio Country Club
Winners announced for women's singles Anna Mae Reichert San Antonio. women's doubles Mary O Brien and Mrs C A Mitchell San Antonio. junior singles Steve Latham Mason Taylor. junior doubles Hill Devine and Irving Stewart San Antonio. boys singles Roa Tonnes Austin. boys doubles Rea Tonnes and Edward Hatzfeld Meningsins. men's doubles Paschall Walther and George Divine San Antonio.
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Race bettors press judges at Aqueduct finish
At Aqueduct New York a close hairline finish in a race for 3 year old fillies caused whispers of impropriety as judges awarded ER Bradley's 12-to-5 favorite with Vicaress the 2-to-1 second choice. Blossom Again challenged late while Pretty Might trailed two lengths back, amid a crowded scene near the pagoda.
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Stock Car Race Planned Sunday at San Antonio Speedway
A 100 lap modified stock car event is being arranged for Sunday afternoon at the San Antonio Motor Speedway on the Segui highway. Time trials are set to start at 2:30. Oil was applied to the run wing surface to guard against dust. Hurler Dick Ward is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Pitcher Dickard Recalled by Cardinals From Rochester
Right handed pitcher Dickard has not recalled the St Louis Cardinals from Rochester of the International League and reported for duty today. Last season he played with Los Angeles, where he won 13 games and lost 7.
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Frisch Names All Star Lineup For Cleveland Game
Frisch unveils tentative NL starting eight for the Cleveland All Star game. Pepper Martin of St Louis at third Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh at shortstop Mel Ott of New York in right field Joe Medwick of St Louis in left Bill Terry of New York at first Wallie Berger of Boston in center Frankie Frisch of St Louis at second base Jimmy Wilton of Philadelphia as catcher Dizzy Dean of St Louis Hubbell of New York on the mound Carl to pitch for New York.
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Big Fourth Ahead For Springs Team
The Sutherland Springs baseball club, after beating the New Braunfels Textile Millers, gears up for a big July 4 slate. In the morning they travel to St Hedwig for the deciding game of a three game series, then face a picked State Hospital and Randolph team at home in the afternoon.
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Amateur Golden Gloves Night At Yankee Stadium
About 60 000 boxing fans were to see amateurs clash as the first international Golden Gloves matches between Great Britain and America unfold at Yankee Stadium. The three hour program features 11 championship bouts with 7 supporting events. Gene Turmey is listed as a contender and the IGL TT champion of the world serves as referee.
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Aged Walker Century-Old Mail Route Trek
Ages ago in 1833 to 1836 Alesis Clermont carried mail between Chicago and Green Bay Wis walking 240 miles at about eight miles daily In his eighty ninth year he repeated the journey to Chicago for the Chicago world’s fair opening The note invites readers to write Mr Ripley for questions about the Believe It or Not cartoons
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Loughran to Fight Overseas in August
New York July 2 Tammy Loughran Philadelphia boxing master will sail for England in August for a Wembley Stadium bout late August against either Jack Felersen or Walter Neusel. He also plans fights on August 8 during Dublin hose show week with other opponents named Dustin Tre- Tand.
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Young Luce Wins In First Flight Witte
Arthur Luce, son of George Luce, advanced to the third round of the amateur golf tournament with a 4 and 3 victory over W G Ashuy after an early third round lead. The match continued as Luce stayed ahead of the field in the championship flight.
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Old Jinx Back On Trail Of Caldwell In Baseball Duel
In Galveston on July 2 the San Antonio Mission ace Caldwell squandered a chance to break his eight loss, nine win record as Galveston Bars pitcher Max Butcher notched his fifteenth win. The game stayed tight with limited hits six extra base plays. Despite late rallies and defensive brilliance including a miraculous stop by McIlor, the Missions fell 4-2 in extra innings with Butcher holding firm.
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Texas Boxes Event Summary
Disjointed box score notes describe Texas and Dallas games with players such as Vincent Yuna Thomas McCoy Rizo Fileger and York. Mentions include home runs, stolen bases, double plays, and multiple pitchers including McDougall Belway and Welch. Ends with timing and inning details from the Dallas Tulsa matchup.
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Texas Leaders vie in prong leading hitters list
Prorval and Prevost of Galveston lead the high scorers with 82 and 53 points respectively while Weis of Beaumont posts 21 doubles and 22 runs batted in. Frerest and King add 87 and 26 in the star lineup as Saint Stanton and Grimes contribute in San Antonio and Fort Worth.
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Marble Falls Withdraws From Hill Country Baseball League
Brads replaces Marble Falls in the Hill Country Baseball League for the second half of the season. Marble Falls withdrew because the loss of the Colorado River bridge handicapped travel and competition.
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Joe Kirkwood blasts golf prize money in British Open
London July 2 Joe Kirkwood, runner up at Muirfield, lambasted the small Open prize money. He urged a revision of British prize funds, arguing Americans would play in America otherwise. He noted the crowd size, cited Alfred Perry’s £100 share, and claimed American players need about $2,500 to make trips worthwhile.
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Creighton Hires New Athletic Director in Shakeup
Omaha July 2 Athletic Director A A Schabinger of Creighton University today resigned by post effective July 21. He was succeeded as athletic director by Mariond Sehnwarte, head football coach. Schabinger did not disclose any other signed offers nor whether he had accepted elsewhere.
Hemsley Stricken With Appendicitis
CHICAGO July 2 NI A sensational young catcher for the St Louis Browns was taken badly ill today with an acute attack of appendicitis after being struck down last evening about dinner time. The illness is described as serious but not immediately life threatening.
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