Americans Win Doubles, Streak Keeps Davis Cup Hopes Alive
At Roland Garros in Paris on July 90 America’s Davis Cup doubles pair Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn defeated French duo Jean Cochet and Jacques Brugnon to keep the American team tied 2 1 in the series. The victory follows a French comeback in singles as Cochet defeats Allison and Borotra beats Vines, with Cochet set to face Allison in the first Sunday match and Vines to meet Cochet in the final.
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Roland Garros
Paris
France
Wilmer Alhron
John van Rom
Het Gochet
Jacques Brugnon
Ando
Fistich
Reading
Sanvd Steten
Brest
Atoning
Ellsworth Vines Dr
Jean Borotra
Aquatic Stars at San Pedro Featured Sunday Meet
Eighteen crack boy and girl swimmers will compete Sunday afternoon at Ben Pedro Park in the elimination meet to determine nine entrants in the city meet at Ben Pedro Park August 21. The Sunday meet starts at 3 o'clock. Entries in the men's division include Robert Crooks A Wiggins Cotter Grona Frank Cersias Bar nf Espinoza Lannie McDougal J W Ellson Portilio Salinas Sam Horn Charkey Cheek B Sommers Bot Coburn Rudy Pecehe Peter McKay. Women entries are Mary Smith Joan Tyses Marche Eher on and Joy Blackman.
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Ben Pedro Park
B. Sommers
Bot. Coburn
Rudy Pecehe
Peter McKay
Mary Smith
Joan Tyses
Marche. Eheron
Joy Blackman
Weighty boxing night headlines late bouts in California
A chaotic fight card in California features heavyweight mentor figures and mixed results. Promoter details drift while Georges Nicholls and Fidel La Barbe clash under fading lights as Warren Vekes and Comlynx Reixlert face off in a tense, unsettled program.
Playground Ball Thriller Nets Wildcats Over Hirllanders
In the American Vision League play at a San Pedro park the A B Frack Wildcats held a lead over the Hirllanders 13 to 4 Friday. Laroy Swartzkopf pitched for the Wildcats, allowing four hits and striking out ten. Benny Heal pitched for the losers, yielding Vikifis and struck out ning met. EL Patton hit a bases loaded homer in the left inning for Travellonere. Sheidon Howard smashed a homer in the middle of the seventh with bases full, lifting the Hirllanders to victory. Letty Vakphrous hurled for the winners. The Jesers, nese were the onielve, games.
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A B. Frack Wildcats
Celeste PrBdrick
Kats
Olg
San Pedro Park
Lrroy Swartzkopf
Tae
Kre
Benny Heal
Vikifis
Ning
EL Patton
Trwelonere
Sheidon Howard
Alume Goldbues
Letty Vakphrous
Fragmented historical oddities from an old Europe tale
A jumble of antiquated notes describes the Duke of Alba as a discredited aristocrat with many Spanish titles and honors. It recounts Linn B Whomhe Wilkbitunts turning a rock into a rock-hewn house, praised by the government, and Martin Barigitieeu famed for bullfighting feats.
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Alba
Spat
Europa
Duke Way
Spain
Linn
Alessea del Pinar
Ailel
Tia Tinn
Deati
Martin Barigitieeu
Ixmuus
Merlivchn
Goym Immertalizad Dine
Anweens
Martinelne
Lone Star Race Tightens as Cowboys Beat Redwings
In a San Pedro Park Friday double header, the Cowboys defeated the Redwings 7 to 1 as Redwings errors aided the outcome. Gomez and Hickman sparked the winners with strong hitting as the victory narrows the Redwings’ lead to one game. Prowers Drugs forfeited two games when Jefferson Independents failed to appear.
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Ae Poe Redwings
Ylsseseerese
Cowboys
Prassele Iecuiieseen
Wogentucht
Tesque-Jeading National Redwings
San Pedro
Redwings
Gomez
Hickman
Eillow
Prowers
Jefferson Independants
Symons Golf Entries Open at Brackenridge Park
Symons announced 195 names in the annual Symons golf event at Brackenridge Park. Qualifying begins Saturday with 9 fields over 200 entries expected. entries accepted through the week ending Sunday, August 7, with last year’s field totaling 8 groups of 22.
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Harry Symal
Paris
Symons
Ehel Pe
Arlington Park Futurity Draws Large Crowds In Chicago
Turb crowds of horse racing fans packed Arlington Park for a 30 day event program featuring two year old thoroughbreds. Overnight entries include Lin, $50,900 purse, with Ladyemin, Orphewa, Panorina favored amid rising betting interest as racing returns to Illinois.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Arlington
Ladyemin
Orphewa
Panorina
Coaches Seek Change to Dead Ball Rule at Mid-Summer Meet
At Pasadena the Americas Football Coaches' meeting discussed modifying the dead ball rule. After debate a recommendation was urged to allow the ball to be ruled dead only within the five yard line of scrummage on either side. The current rule keeps the ball out of play anywhere on the field when the carrier is down.
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Pasadena
Calif
Americas Football Coaches
Olution
National Foot
Dekorn
Willians
Woran
University of Calfornye
Weber
Alonzo Bue
Entermene
Lie Eniversity of Chicago
Howard
Calfortia
Bitulithic Bears to New Braunfels
The Southwert MLM hte Bens of the Gomimeretnt Teague will Lakyt OF the New Besantels Titers Sun day aflortionr on the atiary for Wales or Aleximetey' Iv due to hued for fie Bears.
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New Braunfels
Tilden and Kozeluh Clash in Pro Semi Final at Chicago
In Chicago on July 1, 1921, American William Tilden met Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia in the singles pro semifinal of the national professional tennis tournament. Tilden and teammate Brice Haynes had clinched the doubles title yesterday by defeating Mazerlul and Allerk Durke, with scorelines 0-2, 0-1.
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Kozeluh
Chicago
TisSi
William Tilden Faend
Karti Kozeluh
Gerchoslovakian
Mans Nestle
Germany
Roman Najoch
Brite Haynes
Treas
Hie Doles
Mazelul
Allerk Durke
Ion
Yesterday's Ball Stars Shine in Beaten Yankees
A scrambled recap highlights Earl Averitt and Cronin leading with key hits as New York falls to 4 runs. The Senators, Comarosky and Med rally, producing double and single hits to power a late surge amid uncertain lineups and fielding notes.
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Mees
Earl Averitt
Unions
Yankees
Dat Cronin
Senators
Hanes
Hort Bt
Adam Comarosky
Eis
Major Batting Surges as Leaders Shift Across Leagues
New York reports a batting shakeup as Jimmie Foxx extends lead in the American League while Paul Waner falls back and Don Hurst climbs to within one point of Foxx. Frank O'Doul and Heinie Manush push toward the top with gains, as Klein and Ruth post strong totals in runs, doubles, and home runs. Pitching leaders see Vernon Gomez yield twice, with Monte Weaver and Lonnie Warneke among top win leaders in a fluctuating cycle.
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Baltigroves
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Paul Waner
Pirates
Don Burst
Phillies
Frank O'Doul
Brooklyn
Heinie Manush
Washington
Smead Jolity
Boston Red Sox
Hurst
Citadel
Foxx
O'Doul
Paul Warner
Manush
Jolley
Klein
L. Waner
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Ott
Cinnis
Traynor
Lombard
Reds
Herman
Gehrig
Yankees
Walker
Tigers
Cramer
Ruth
Cronin
Senators
Averill
Indians
Cambs
Chuck Klein
Simmons
hilts—Kreim
P. Waner
Fox
l—Foxx
Ehdein
Stephenson
Porter
Myer
Yahkees
Sharks
Chapman
Yances
Johnson
Red Sox
Frisell
Cardinals
Vernon Gomez
Monte Weaver
Charley Rufling
Steve Bretonic
Pittsburgh
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago
Texan in Doubles Final at Seabright
Seabright New Jersey hosts the forty fifth Grabright tennis tour final day. The men’s doubles features Robert Grant of Chattanooga and John McDiarmid of Fort Worth facing Samuel Gilpin of Philadelphia and Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore. Ada Wood Jr. wins the men’s singles title in four sets over Gregory Mangin. Helen Jacobs advances. Caroline Babcock suffers a rib injury impacting her semifinal defeat.
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Seabright
N. J
Robert Grant
Chattanooga
Tenn
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Samuel Gilpin
Philadelphia
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Aidney Wood Jr
Gregory Mangin
Eelen Jacobs
Sarah Palfey
Caroline Babcock
Los Angeles
Nurmi Declines Pro Offers for Pro Status
Finnish distance runner Paavo Nurmi plans to reject professional bids and remain amateur, despite promoters estimating a $200,000 prize potential. The move would remove him from the world body’s list and trigger potential charges, with official Finnish party backing his stance.
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Nurmi
Los Angelar
I— Friends
Pauye Nur
Rainner
Iyimpirn Griner
Dela
International Analy Athletic
Finniah
Leai
Dunlap Thrown Out for Park Controversy
Bill Dunlap was expelled from the park by San Antonio Indians management after a salary dispute. The slugging outfielder, aiming to join Galventon or the Buccaneers, sat in the stands as officials ordered him excused before game nine. Dunlap left after a brief exchange with park staff.
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Galventon
Bill Dunlap
San Antonio Indians
Buccaneers
Dunlap
Indians
Bill
Tech
Padonal Benefit Association
Oll
Pfeiffer Dominates to Claim San Antonio Tennis Titles
Tex as star Pfeiffer defeated Bertram Wellingen 3 8 0 2 4 8 2 in the manyinals at the San Antonio Country Club to secure a spot at Fort Worth state municipal meet. Harold Folks won the junior singles title 6 4 6 4 7 3, with Folks and James Challis set to face Pfeiffer and Gordon Fease for the men's doubles title.
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dJesac Pfelffer
Texas
San Antonio
Bertram Welling
University of Texas Star
Billy Byrd
Thomas Jefferson Senor
Folks
James Challis
Pfeiffer
Gordon Fease
Anna Mae Reichert
Cisea
Mary O'Brien
M. Hornet
Frances
Her Horses Win But Where's Coin
New York dispatch reports Miss Meyer won bets on two horses after laying live dollars on each. The owner she bet with refused payment, prompting a tense court appearance. The magistrate ruled gambling debts unenforceable but urged sportsmanlike settlement. Moore left without committing to pay.
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New York
Ehen Meyer
Miss Meyer
Mish Meyer
James Monre
Moore
Unpaid Indians Hustle In Defeat At Longview
Indians fall 6 1 to Longview as crowd of about 1000 watches at Tech field on Friday night. Players claim back salaries are owed but expect payment soon per club president Homer Hammond. Dunlap out with salary dispute. LeMeillier subbed, Vance and Crossley spark fielding but offense stalls against Willie. Saturday’s 6 15 start and Sunday 4 o’clock finale set to close Tech series.
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Wiltie
Bill Dunlap
Homer Hammond
Tunlap
Ginte
Lab
Globe
Hammond
Loneview
Mea Jey
Crossley
Joe Vance
Willie
Owls
Baler
Raymond LeMeillier
Brackenridge High
Dunlap
Valce
Backett
Socker
Longview
Tne Indians
Tech Yeld
Pyler
Indian job listing fragment hints at employment search
Fragmentary notice appears to offer job opportunities and guidance for finding work in India. Details are incomplete, but text suggests an intent to help readers locate employment. Specific roles, organizations, or contact points are not readable in the provided segment.
Texas League Summary From A Scrambled Box Score
A noisy OCR style snippet shows Texas League results and upcoming games. Mentions Welduyin Mestilns, Sh Antonin, Tyler Galveatan, Flor, Worth, and Philadelphia at Cleveland. Also New York at Detroit, Chicago at Boston, and Washington with assorted scores. Western Association games cited with Bartonaville. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or full team names.
Todays Pitchers National Tlaagur Overview
Pitcher list includes Amara on vegulyt and Stileusg Malono, Urnatyn Tharecon, damia Ilalnea, Tindton enehac, Miaborgi vreneh mila telonip, Gortha and Hinofonn du erat. American taagaut Aruntan Averner Sh Loule thachaller Wikentniten Lienwa Untuini tiat ben. Cleveland hat ee Mew Mireng cu Lavra Tare.
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Tlagur
Malono
Urnatyn
Tharecon
damia—Ilalnea
Tindton
Enehac
Miaborgi
Vreneh Mila Telonip
Gortha
Hinofonn du Erat
Yurk
Amuhmcan
Tlaagut
Aruntan Averner ' Sh
Loule
Thachaller
Schmeling Fights Here in September
Max Schmeling will return to Germany on August 26 and fight someone around September in Chicago or New York. The exact opponent is unclear but reports say he may meet Mickey Walker in New York this fall.
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Schmeling
New York
Max Sehwarling
Germany
Xomeone
Tuurope
Ducals
Schryeling
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Sunshine Specials to Play in Poteet
The reorganized Gunahine Spe cll, wil fa t Patent Sunday bo pag Wilsatt Mongum's Strawberry Pickers, The gaye nlack Ab 3 Calack. The Sprelali want more Raines, Grik Travanova.
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Poteet
Gunahine
Spe
Wilsatt Mongum
Raines
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