Levinson Leads as 315 Golfers Enter National Tournament
Louisvill a Ky July 18. Morris Levinson, a debutant Texan from San Antonio, posts one over par on a 6000 yard track as 315 players begin the national municipal tournament at Bhowner course. Rainy greens hinder scoring while many anticipate a 96 hole journey, with 194 hopefuls to reach championship play and defending champion Habile Ferrera of San Francisco among those anticipated.
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Morris Levinin
Texas
Nore
Bhawner
Levinson
Vackenridge Park
Eldgin
Habile Ferrera
San Francisco
Iaarels
Ite
Cissell and Kamm Lead Indians in Winning Streak
Cissell and Kamm spark the Cleveland infield as they power a 5 4 and 8 6 doubleheader sweep at Houston. Cissell drives in a run in each game along with a double and two singles in the nightcap. Tom Oliver is injured while robbing a homer as the Indians extend their road winning run to 12 of 14.
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Wille Kamm
Chicaga
Roger Peckinpaugh
Huston
Cassell
Kamm
Kamim
Tom Oliver
Star
Rob Averill
Indians
Yankees
New Yorkers
Chicago White Sox
Hobe Ruth
Charlie Huffing
Find
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Texas League Scoreboard Mixed Results Across Cities
In a fragmented Texas League lineup, Galveston played, Beaumont, Fort Worth, and others reported varied outcomes. Baseball and football-tinged notes mention New York teams or venues, with placeholders and garbled team names and matchups across cities including Washington and Cleveland.
NATS Overpowers Hultigrapers in Semi-Pro Clash
The Nats defeated the Lettermen in a doubleheader at the Alamo Multigraphera venue, led by standout performances from Herrera and Pena. Sandy McNair pitched well in the series, while Stewart and Berway contributed on the mound. The Lettermen were swept in the first game but won the second, extending their recent head-to-head with the Nats.
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Alamo
Emo Herrera
del Rio Cowboys
Res
Randpa” Pena
Bil Stewart
Fnai
Lettermen
Neries
Sandy McNair
Adarton
Mexico
ANH
Berway
Tominaya
Peru
Alruck
Pana
Iesing
Plioher
Fort Worth Team Changes Hands
Fort Worth baseball club to be operated by the Texas league for the 1982 season after owners Lord and Robinson turned the franchise over. Clarence Grraft appointed as member of the Cats. Meehan remains business manager and secretary. League takes control of park, grounds, and equipment. players included with the transfer.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas League
Sesson
Amateur Loop Playoffs Set for City Championship Begin
Plans for a four way city championship playoff to begin August HB and 1 will be discussed at a Wednesday Amateur Baseball commission meeting at Roemer's store. Three league titles are already decided the Great American Life in the Geminertial league the Bell Toats in the Alspanoc American and the Texas Chiro Pracit ic college in the City Major league. The Sunday Morning league champions San Antonio all Depot beat James Bikes 1 to 1. The breakfast loop continues to August 7. First round opponents will be drawn Wednesday from the four leagues. Sunday Morning titleholders face their opponents in a four game series August 13 and 14. The other two champs play August 5 and 7 with the survivors meeting August 20 and 21 to decide the city idle.
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Amateur Baseball Commission
Roemer’s
Great American Life
Bell Toats
Alspanoc- American
Texas Chiropractic College
San Antonio All Depot Nine
James
Legion Ball Meet at Austin Friday
In Austin this weekend the American Legion junior baseball meet will hold semi finals and finals. Theo Belmont said games could be Thursday and Friday or Friday and Saturday. Four teams still had not been certified to the region.
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Legion
Austin
American Legion
Theo Bellmont
Lott Wins Colorado Open Singles Title
George Lott, the number two United States tennis player, captured Colorado's open tennis championship by defeating Karjis Coggeshall of Des Moines in the men’s singles final, 7-5 6-1 6-2. Dorothy Workman of Los Angeles won three titles, taking women’s singles, mixed doubles, and women’s doubles. Cecilia’s nine will practice on Concepcion diamond Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. all players must attend.
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Colorado
Denver
Lott
Karjis Coggeshall
Des Moines
Dorothy Workman
Los Angeles
Lwon
Indians edge Panthers in hot Sunday ball game
Fort Worth Panthers and San Antonio Redskins split a doubleheader opener in sweltering heat. Sackett making his Panther debut yielded two runs in four innings as Gabler relieved, but the Panthers pulled ahead late to win 11 8 before Fort Worth seized game two. Kaye Don sets new world water speed record at Loch Lomond with Miss England 11 averaging 119.01 mph across two runs.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Clay
Fort Worth Panthers
Forrest
Sackett
Decatur
Glen Gabler
Indians
Texas
Fabian Khowalik
Panthera
Cats
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Aaffeir
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Loepp
Hooke
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Plaskamver
Crossley
Flash
Fitygerald
Scarritt
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Tay
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Terry
Gabler
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England
Mille Nouvee
Lach Lomond
Don
Dick Garner
Garner
Arthur Bray
Marine Motoring Association
Bray
Gar Wood
Eighal
Detroit
Gary Wood
Lake St. Clair
Wood
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Algonac
Kaye Don
Loch Lomond
Scotland
Stana
Dan
Harmsworth
Barbers Take Game From Goad Motors
The Mendiola Barbera defeated Goad Motors by seven to four at Polo Piel No. 2 Sunday. Lopez pitched steadily for the Barbers while Gonzales and Rodriguez led the offense.
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Goad Motors
Mendiola Barbera
Goad Motora
Lopez
Gonzales
Rodriguez
U S Olympic Cycle Quartet Selected
Three Eastern riders and one Far Western rider earned spots on the U S Olympic road cycling team after final tryouts yesterday in San Francisco. Henry OBrien from San Jose led the 100 kilometer course from Golden Gate Park to Redwood City and back in 2 hours 39 minutes 50 seconds. Frank Connell of Jersey City finished second in 2 41 44, with Otto Luedeke of Union City and John Sinaboldi also earning places with times around 2 42.
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Wheeling
United States
Henry Obrien
San Jose
California
Golden Gate Park
Redwood City
Frank Connell
Jersey City
New Jersey
Otto Luedeke
Uilon Cuy
John Sinaboldl
Union City
Eastern Circuit Drops From Minor League Status
New York July 18 The Eastern league a Class A circuit formed 16 years ago wound up operations after major league clubs New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers surrendered Bridgeport and Hartford franchises The league directors decided to terminate the season following yesterday’s games
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New York
New York Glanta
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bridgeport
Hartford
YANK NETTERS TO MEET TEUTONS IN DAVIS CUP FINAL
Paris July 18 The American team led by Ellsworth Vines Jr Frank Shields Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn set to meet Germany in the Davis Cup interzone final at Auteuil Friday Saturday and Sunday Bernon Prentice American captain announced hard practice would start today for the meeting with the Germans German victory in the European zone was sealed by Gottfried Von Cramm and Karl Janek taking key singles and doubles matches in Milan this weekend The Americans had swept the American zone to reach the final.
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Sesm
Germany
Auteuil
Ellsworth Vines
Whmbledon
Frank X. Shields
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Bernon Prentice
Milan
Italy
Tian
Gottfried von Cramm
Mario del Bono
Karl Janek
Giovanni Palmer
Atwell Wins First Invitation Championship at Fine Crest Club
Leonard Atwell of Marshall won the first Invitation championship at the Fine Crest Golf and Country Club in Longview. He defeated Joe Lesage of Longview 3 and 2 in the 36-hole finals after Lesage had been the medalist in the tournament.
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Atwell
Longview
Leonard Atwell
Marshall
Fine Crest
Joe Lesage
Lesage
Messengers Defeat Lobo Negro 5-3 on Palo Field
In Pacific Coast League action the Messengers edged the Lobo Negro 5-3 at Palo Field on Sunday. Steeange pitched well, allowing nine hits and fanning 10. Messengers seek another game next Sunday. The day also featured San Francisco 4-1 with Angeles 3-8 and Hollywood 0-4, Borland 1-1, and Sacramento 9-4.
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Isangang Arumug
Lobo Negro Tobaera Company
Palo
SteEangge
San Francisco
Dtleginan
Jon Angeles
Hollywood Gaktnd
Borland
Haalte Sacramento
Olympic team set for Los Angeles showdown after trials
The United States Olympic track squad aims to build on record-smashing trials with a strong-but-raw balance. Coach Lawson Robertson notes strength in sprints and jumps but warns distance events may lag and field events may be vulnerable. Standouts include Metcalfe, Tojan, Simpson, Keller, Heard, Hallowell, and Graber among 68 qualifiers.
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Alan Gould
Palo Alto
Calif
Uncle Bam
Lawson Robertson
Los Angeles
Robertson
Amsterdam
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Yecreeprinter
Eddie To Jan
George Simpson
Bob Kiesel
Frank Wykoff
Hee Dyer
Emmett Toppinn
Southern
Gene Venzke
Jack Keller
George Baling
Percy Heard
Keller
Bil Graber
California
Bill Miller
Stanford
Leo Sexton
John Alderson
Today s Pitchers and League Standings Snapshot
Regular turns list national and american league pitchers by team including Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland Boston New York and more. Arizona and HI Faso shows scattered scores and player references with mixed legibility and broken names.
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Vanne- St. Louis
Val New Tank
Waller
Chicago
Fush
Phedelphia
Ledley
Pittshunch
French
Detroit
Waltehhii
Wesileton—Brown
Chicako
Oaston
New York
Pingrasa
Cleveland
Brown
Boston
Amirayya
Loule
Tindre
Phuadelphia
Frelee
National League Scores and Pairings Tangle
Patchy recap notes Ruhinyas and Monson in New York as teams mix results. Boston Braves win twice over Cincinnati 5 3 and 3 1. St Louis topples Cubs 9 3 while Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 8 5. Dodgers win late as Malone and Root quiet Giants 3 1 and 8 4.
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Boston Braves
Oles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Paul Derringer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pat Malone
Charley Root
Crazy Dean
Giants
Malone
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