Wimbledon Pomp and the English Spirit in Tennis
Freddie recalls Wimbledon’s grand show with royal presence and stage setting, contrasting English pomp to American baseball. He notes the intense Umpire scrutiny, the crowd’s cheer, and the lingering question of why baseball failed to take root in England as Budge, von Stam, and the British team clash for the Davis Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speckacle
Wrinbledon
Freddie
Jay
Tye
Wayne Nischnjl
England
Wim Dieden
Jsom
Knee Deep Wins Latonia Glacia Trophy Runaway Favorite
Favored Knee Deep winner at Latonia in Covington Kentucky as the two year olds race six furlongs for a $2500 prize. Knee Deep Insided, by Percenione out of La Plauche Da Briante, started as the prohibitive favorite at 3.40 to 2, defeating Rocky Road and High One among a 11-entry field.
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Latonia
Covington
Jusdames W. Pachih
Latonia Taos
Percenioné
la Plauche da Briante
O. F. Hamilton
Rocky Road
P. LeBiano
High
Aix
Rain Delays Vanderbilt Cup Auto Race at Roosevelt Raceway
Rain forced a two day postponement of the 300 mile Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway Westbury Hy. Officials halted the second running after heavy showers reduced track speeds and raised accident risk. About 2,000 spectators received rain checks as foreign drivers Rosemeyer and Caracciola expressed disappointment but remained confident they could win Monday under clearer skies.
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Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
Offictria
Vanderbilt Cms
Jn Val Healy
Derid Rosemeyer
Rudo Carecotola
vAnyhow
Caraccola
Weil
Ladny
Lavender beats Pope in Abilene golf tourney duel
Abilene July 3 Dennis Lavender of Dallas defeated C B Pope of San Antonio by a close margin at the Abilene Country Club Invitational golf tournament. Lavender, a recent state municipal champion, shot 69 in the second round, tied the course record with 64 in a previous round and totaled 12 under par for the tournament. Pope and Lavender are former Abilene residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
C. B. Pope
San Antonio
Dennis Lavender
Dallas
Abilene Country Club
lLarvender
State Municipal Chminaton
Pope
Lavender
Yeaterday
Dader
San Antonian High in Texarkana Skeet Championship
Eugene Lower of Retoglo won the Lee smal-bere Southwesterly skeet title with 40 of 50 Saturday in Texarkana. Ten other entrants from six states were runners up with scores from 45 to 48, including Josh Strick Intl Tyler Herman Ehler Dallas Wall Dlager Conner San Antonio and GC E Heath Morris Oklo among 47s.
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Tyler
Jatin Lawdon
Bel Lindsay
Paris
Conner
San Antonio
E. Heath
Morris
Oklo
Ward
Strete Rock
Junior Parker
Tulsa
Women's Net Title to Allison Harrison
Philadelphia July 1 Adson Harrison of Philadelphia won the women's middle states doubles and singles titles in the first set rallying to victory over Crom and Knowles. The doubles crown went to Patricia Newry and Helen Pedersen who defeated Knowles and Leboutilier 6 2 6 0. Miss Pedersen was last year's singles champion.
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Allison Harrison
Philadelphia
Adson Harrigon
Knowles
Philadelphian
Patricia Newry
Los Angeles
Aivd
Helen
Pedersen
Bramford
Cann
Miso Knowles
Florence Leboutilier
Giants Buy Two Players for Jersey City Farm System
New York Giants owner Mariner Bil Terry announced the purchase of outfielder Pru Welhtraub and pitcher Wal fey Brown from Cincinnati for the Giants Jersey City farm system. Welhtraub, a former International League standout with Rochester last season, joins after a disappointing year for Cincinnati. Brown brings veteran pitching depth as the club seeks to salvage a troubled season.
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New York
Mariner Bil Terry
New York Giants
Mday
Pru Welhtraub
Walfey Brown
Cincinnati
Giants
Jersey City Farmery
Jerry
Deen
Gian Ter
Weintraul
Titemp
Lional
Rochester
Aitl
Reds
Ferney
Wanace Gilves
Rett
Newark
Yrae
Federal and State Dove Law Partly Co-ordinated
Texas counties face dove hunting openings under a partially coordinated federal state rule. Regions across the state set seasonal dates from September to November, with zones differing by area. Affected counties include Yoakum Terry Lynn Goera Kel Stonewall King Cottle and Childress.
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Austin
Anily
Texas
Yoakum
Terry
Lynn
Goera
Kel Stoatwall King
Cottle and Childress
Munger Wins Denver Golf Title In Dense Finish
Dallas amateur Jack Munger captured the Denver Country Club 72 hole event with 284 total, three under par. Kraft of Denver was second at 286, while Arthur Deering of Stanford Chicago tied for third with 280 as Dawson faded from the lead.
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Denver
Jack Munger
Dallas
Munger
Dawson
Bestle Holt
Bb. Louis
Gyatst
Reynolds Smith
Oplns
Harry Todd
East Texas League Team Standings and Bouts
East Texas League results show Meadows and Andrews, Renlinardrs Whitney, Hendoreon, and Tangview. Batterlin and Wainy compete as Tyler, with various scorers listed and a note on attendance and venue details.
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Tyler Aemg Vmk
Toxarke
Batterlin
Meadows and
Andraws
Renlnadrs Wiitseh
Hendoreon Yee
Tangview
Falinvien
Wainy
Tyan
Euator
Corier
Baleaine
Hmgaro Ld
Wrateh
Budge Dominates Wimbledon to Claim Third Title
Donald Budge of Oakland California soared to the Wimbledon throne winning the singles title and with partner Gene Mako captured the men’s doubles. Budge and Mako defeated Hughes and Tuckey in straight sets and added the mixed doubles crown with Alice Marble, signaling a banner year for American tennis. The victory caps Budge’s historic sweep as he also holds the Davis Cup hopes for USA.
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Wimbledon
England
Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Rams
Pacific Coast
Gene Mako
Budge
George Pattick Hughes
Charles R. D. Tuckly
Ang
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Yvon Patra
Mime
Reve Mathieu
France
Ute
Grravest
Bill
Den
Henri Gochet
Fred Perry
Wombs
America
Helen Hull Dycobs
Dorothy Round
Methollish
Snalish
Kul
Jarwiga Jedrecjowssi
Poland
Miss Round
Mmr
Rene Mathieu
Billy Norske
Phyllis Mudford King
Joan Pittman
Freda James
Kay Stammers
Bellisi
Hays
Ameésice
Mike
Wil
Mako
Gottfried You Camm
Gail
Maka
Where They Play in Major Cities This Week
Fragmented OCR page lists numerous baseball and football matchups across cities including Houston Fort Worth Dallas Beaumont Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati. It notes venues and tentative dates with several unclear team pairings and locations mentioned throughout.
Baseball Standings American Association Chaos in Minneapolis
Fragmentary standings list shows American Association teams with scattered results and names such as Toledo Columbus Minneapolis and Indianapolis. The garbled text references players Sorrell Trout Linton Goenner and others, plus battery notes and a few partial game lines. No clear dates or complete results are readable.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolia
Eoneag
Vipledy P
Sorrell
Trout
Linton
He Goenner
Crouc St Pianak Minar
Rogalski Players Involved in Staged Collision At Game
A muddled report lists Rogalski and several teammates in a dramatic incident during a game. Players such as Rogalaki and Byrnes are named along with others including Cox and Fowler. The text mentions a struck ball and a passed ball with timings around 2 42.
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Rogalaki
Key
Blin
Mnasera
Byrnes
Treadway
Hancken
China
Aucrificon
Steery
Rueih
Byrne
Dwain
Christ
Perry le Dunn
Bais Te Grea
Karp Slanton
Halle
Tokolekh
Rogalski
Bary
Rowalski
Cox
Tine
Aniidires
Fowler
Pate
Chipper Beats Missions 4 3 In Marathon Night Game
A sparse crowd at Tech Field saw the Chippers edge the Missions 4 3 in twelve innings. Dynamite Dunn sparked Beaumont with error stress in the twelfth, while Gryske misplayed a key ball. Rogalski pitched well for the Shippers, Samx hung tough with seven baserunners, and Beamon stole several bases in a high tension late game.
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Tech Field
Miss Sons
Gryske
Dynamite Dunn
Joe Rogalski
Dahnny Sams
Samx
Courage Quay
Mane Beaumont
Bex
Man Ertur
Nob
Houston
Hall
Austin
Beaumont
Trenchway
Hinto Catiter
Dana
Hancken
Mazzerate
Gronkit
Rogalski
Jong
Haugken
McCoskey
Dunn
Perry
Rhein
Bunn Wits
Bunn
Matieken
Hogalski
Bis
Bo Mauer
Burtt
Misson
Sis
Nl San Anttonio
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AL Ermyntende
HOYS
Ingerlig
Unites States
Gor Budge
Baron Gottfried von Stam
Beany
Val Craum
Hentel
Funde
Company
Folo Lown
Gogh
Budge Poy
Bagisa
Continent
Continent and Thie Brfish Isles
Iits
Ealtor
San Antonian
Texarkana
U. 5
Uncle Sam
Lnveien
Dun Budge
U. 8
Rannier
Davis
Otteler 1
Corpus Christi
Fae Red
Dover
Nny
Denver Golf
East
Coast Redhead
Tuckey
Hughes
Shan Antonio
Pall
Galventon
Houal Fork Worth
Na' Galveston
Antonie Miaht
Ae Shisha Chy
Fort Worth
Dallas Beaumont
Ares Teagury
Saraley
Nshington
Tronton
Detroit
AL Civelanta
Shtengo Masons Iy Berene Om Mroaton
J Chicago
Deira
Cleveland
Touls
Nationa
St. Tea
Haw Yorke
Réaton
Bhiladeinhin
Renokion
Insinnati
Laule
Chicago
Tallabia City
Bsaac
Braamont
Dallas A. Yee
Labore T. Dallas
Founter
Elroy
Tee
Eli Boeton
Washington
New Fork
Cotton States League
Wen
Henenurg
Baltevien
Orton
West
Modest Vescot and
Condon
Dark
Jena
Ghoxen
Baaumoit
Fleming
Aa Rogalski
Cal
Seharein
Bolws
Mezzore
Zo Stanton
Gryake
Sawa
Itr
Jobling
Chempion
Sep Palin
Indiannapolis
Greyhound
12. D. Baker
St. Charles
Heme
Muscletone
Phyly
Sams
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