Star Ousted From Tourney In Colorado Venlefinal Round
Denver July 13 The Colorado tennis tournament saw top stars reach the venlefinals. Leonard Patterson Los Angeles upset Fritz Meteor Bethlehem Pa 6 4 3 5 7 5 Sem Milstein Denver eliminated Billy Does Santa Monica 2 6 6 3 6 3 Patterson and Gerla Phipps Denver then beat John Barr James Quick Dallas 7 9 8 6 6 2 Lott seeded No 1 defeated Does 6 3 6 2 and with Does topped local teams in doubles
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Patterson
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Dallas
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Does
Mexico Sends 53 Athletes to 1992 Olympic Games
Mexico’s delegation of 53 athletes leaves for Los Angeles for the 1992 Olympics headed by General Tirso Hernandez, chairman of the Mexican Olympic Committee.
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Lead ers Dytin Answerated Pres Including Yesterday s 9 Games
Summary of scattered baseball box score items across the SATIVSAT LEAGUE and AMINICAN LEAGLE sections. Mentions pitchers batters players like Waner Phales Hur at Phillies Klein Reds Dodgers and Yankees era stats across multiple teams with unclear phrasing and disjointed lines from yesterday’s results.
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Phales
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Toledo Run Three Rapid Heats Report
Toledo Ohio July 15 Seven heats of the Grand Circuit pace at Ft Miami track May EB featured Grattan driven by C Farl Pittman winning the opening round in 2 00 1 4 and repeating in the second heat while Calumet Adams driven by Childs posted 2 003 4 for the final trip.
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I Stars Ready for Trials at Stanford Stadium
Stanford awaits a thrilling two day trial of top sprinters and distance runners with 10 000 to 15 000 expected spectators. Metcalfe Venzke and Eastman headline a field of world class athletes in 100 200 and 1500 meter events with six dash places up for grabs and no broadcast.
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Hawkins Delaney Return Headline at Legion Armory
Legion arena announces a Monday night all star boxing card featuring Dell Hawkins returning to San Antonio to avenge a prior loss to Karo Castillo. Hawkins meets Mike Delaney in a visible showdown as Cowboy Henry faces Jack Curry of Houston in the seven bout program aimed at reigniting local boxing interest.
Alamo Beata Frost Leads Bank League
Alamo National led the Bank Jeane Friday after a bitter defeat to the Frost nine Thursday afternoon. The score 13 10 7, Alamo batsmen tallied 16 hits off Frost hurlers. Alamo advances toward the site for the first half split spAoon and will play the postponed game with Commerce Day Allrnoon as Engle Sied to stop them.
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Tribe Gets Two Hurlers In Tight Indian Roster Shuffle
Evansville alum signed as Tribe adds two pitchers to an 18 man roster. House pitched well in Longview as Indians slugged 12 runs on 17 hits. Flaskamper Fitzgerald Cox Dunlap Brewer Mealey led the hitting spree, with Crossley and others contributing across six innings of action. Longview's Garms Klora and Bejma toed the rubber for later scoring.
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Thei
Kowalik
Moore
Smith
Sanders
House
Vantec
Longview
Hank Severeid
Flaskamper
Fitzgerald
Cox
Dunlap
Brewer
Mealey
Crossley
Green
Tribe
Garms
Klora
Burmeister
Clit
Badgro
Bejma
Boxecore
Literary Marvel Joseph Conred Master of English Prose
A fragmentary notice profiles Joseph Conred born Korzeniowski, a Pole who learned English late after moving from Dharseilles to England. It notes his late start in publication, claiming he published his first novel at 39 and praises his mastery of English prose. The piece hints at future content about a cartoon topic and invites reader correspondence.
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Korzeniowski
Poland
Dharseilles
France
England
Doctors and Dentists to Duel for Best Golfer Title
San Antonio physicians and a dentist will clash again to decide the top golfer of their profession after a buffet at Willow Springs. Dr. E. M. Bykes, physician, won the championship digit trophy while Dr. T. M. Wheel, a dentist, took the medal. Dr. B. Reinarz received a prize as the third name noted. Teerett Wilson placed in the third honey tourney at Willow Springs.
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den- Hiata WM
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Willow Springs
Maxie Keeps Title Claim In Dramatic Boxing Match
Buffalo witnessed Maxie Rosenbloom defend the 175 pound light heavyweight title after beating Lou Scozza in a tough 14 round bout. Rosenbloom dominated early and held on for a clear victory as Scozza failed to mount a late rally. A crowd of 10,000 saw Rosenbloom weigh in at 175 pounds while Scozza was two pounds lighter. The New York State Athletic Commission recognizes Rosenbloom as champion with no legitimate protests filed.
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Scozza
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Leon
Rosenblogm
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Scoma
Two Los Angeles Boys Win Boxing Titles in Texas Tourney
Two San Antonio guards won in Mineral Wells Texas at the Fifty sixth Cavalry brigade encampment. Chico Salinas 160 pounds defeated Spike McCarter of Dallas after a hard four rounds. Johnny Knox 118 pounds won by foul over L Hargeson. Salinas hailed as outstanding, while Knox fought hard despite the foul.
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Knox
L. Hargeson
Dallas
Borgeson
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