State Tennis Meet features rain delayed finals
Rain slowed Friday action at the Texas state tennis tournament as finals loomed in junior boys doubles and girls singles. Rod de Lisno swept titles with dominant wins, while Ed Ray and Berard Battzen faced tough opponents. Top men's quarterfinals included Grant and Mabry, with heavy challengers from San Antonio and Laredo advancing in several divisions.
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Jimny Lang
Diam
Country Club
Ed Ray
Tall
Berard Battzen
San Angelo
Moet Charles
Chick” Harris
Sylvan Wotlson
Corpus Christi
Patty Nixon
San Antonio
Eliabeth Eby
Houston
Tinel Maten
Rod
Rod de Lisno
Disck
Hatred Lax
Rede Youth
Hej
Rebstown
Carel Best
Bobby Martin
Merbert Warren
de Liono
Laredo
Pic
Bryan “Bite
Grant
Herold Folks
Leo LaBorde
Beaumont
George Dulting
Gann Antonio
Joha Hickman
Ray Antignat
Ed Braswell
George Ball
Paro
Mabry
Hickmen
Young BA Ray
Taft
Ball
Tom Gordon
Ethel Norton
Taplies
Diing Thureday
Tennis Results From San Antonio Rivalry and Semi Final Qualifier
Bobby Smith of El Paso fell to Marsteen Rank who beat Mrs Willie Myrlin Meander 6-2 6-4 to reach the semi finals against Shelhy Frixcell of Austin who struggled to defeat Aire Janet Langham of San Antonio 5-7 6-4 5-1 in the American Association update with related baseball notes on Minneapolis and Milwaukee games, home runs, and postponed events.
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Bobby Smith
el Paso
Mar' Steen Rank
San Antonio
Willie Myrlin Meander
Shelhy Frixcell
Austin
Aire
Janet Langham
American Association
Columbus Nou
Minneapolis
Barrete
Davis Faces Bashara in Promoter Coffman Card
Sterling Davis a 214 pound Houston contender meets Ellis Bashara a seasoned Oklahoma veteran in a feature attraction next Wednesday night. Local favorite Rey Fekert of St. Louis faces Juan Humberto in a best two of three semifinals. Dallas’ Jack Kennedy meets Chief Joe Little Beaver in the opening one fall bout.
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Sterling
Digzy" Davis
Houston
Wil
Ellis Bashara
Oklahoma
Harry Coffman
Rey Fekert
Louis Will
Juan Humberto
Jack Kennedy
Dallas
Joe Little Beaver
Softball roundup in San Antonio Amateur League action
In San Antonio Amateur Softball League play Thursday night, multiple Division C games featured strong pitching and hitting. Sunter Kufawa of Coldfield’s Reception Center limited a key foe to one hit as his team beat Navy. Brooke Genere led Glvinian to victory and Alanson, Brooks, McContell, Kulawa, and Smith contributed offensively in a 12 to 10 finish. The Reedge and Engineering divisions also posted results with Pugh and Portman among top performers, highlighting a busy evening across Kelly Field and San Pedro Park venues.
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San Antonio
Soteinil
Sunter" Kufawa
Yook
Navy
Brooke Genere Hoepilel
Bisht
Brooke
Alanson
Fuller
Crow
Gener
Brooks
McContell
Kulawa
Smithy
Ixthova
Pasa
Paris
Stepping
Kellyfield
Ramon Et San Pedro Park
Wink
Agein
Henney
Alrplann Parte
Pugh
Nix Ang Maines
Peer
Foley
Milly and Portman
Arcinson and Johnson
Texas Oregon Grid Game Postponed for Interuniversity Clash
Eugene Ore June 4 The interuniversity football game between Oregon and Texas is postponed for the duration of the season. The planned Portland venue would have hosted the second meeting between the schools after Texas 1941 victory over the Webfoots by a wide margin.
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Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Texas
Fortland
Tennis Results In Week of Round Action
Tennis report lists third round results across men and women singles and doubles. Notables include Brown Giant beating Clarence Ma and Folks topping Rod de Llano, with GaRarde and Saunders winning in tight sets. Juniors and doubles showcase Fitz, Meeks, and Ray advancing, with several byes and close scores across multiple venues.
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Brown Giant
Clarence Ma‘ Yay
Alice
Harold Folks
Rod de Llano
Lareda
Leo GaRarde
Beaumont
Dem Saunders
Geareeege
Dallas
Jim Daniel
Schw
Hickman
Ed Ray
Tatty
Et. Ray Antignat
Frost Carvel
Fd Braswell
Warren Mesfillan
George ‘Ball
Tom Gordon
Jeffersons Sprint Champ Falls To Emergency Surgery
Jefferson high school sprinter Parker Ciptley, state record holder in the 100 and 220 yards, underwent an appendectomy at Santa Rosa Hospital on Friday morning. Coach Bones Irvin said Parker, soon bound for the AAU nationals in New York, is recovering well. Funds raised by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to cover the trip will be returned to donors.
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San Antonio
Ciptley Parker
Jefferson
Santa Rosa Hospital
Farker
Irvin
New York City
Acene
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Irvin Aaid Parker
Parker
Austin J
Tevin
Harlandale Star To Sheppard Field
Ernest Denham, a Harlandale High standout in football and basketball for three years, left Friday for training at Steppard Field in Wichita Falls. He graduated late in May as the third athletic star in his family, with brothers Robert and Billy preceding him at Harlandale. Accompanying Denham were J Whitney Draper, former Express sports writer, and J C Golgher, former Sao Angelo High School football star.
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Harlandale High School
Steppard Field
Wichita Falls
Denham
High Setina
Robert
Billy
Blo
Narlandale
J. Whitney Draper
Express
J.C. Golgher
Sao Angelo High School
Don McNeill Wins Buenos Aires Tennis Title
Lieut. Donald McNeill, former United States champion and naval attache at Buenos Aires, won the Rio de la Plata tenis singles championship defeating defending titleholder Alejo Russell of Argentina 8 2 0.
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Buenos Aires
Donald McNeill
United States
Alejo Russell
Argentina
O, Tod
Randolph Rambler offense caps striking no hit bids in league tilt
Seven Service Baseball league clubs saw Randolph Melds Ramblers sweep the season with an 4 to 1 win over the Navigators behind Tom Finger's sharp pitching. Hondo slipped to a tie with Stinson as Kellyfield fell in extra innings, Janik starred with six hits and three runs, boosting Normoyle to a 12 to 1 rout of War Workers and moving Cadet Center into a share of second place with a decisive victory over Brooks field.
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Fight Results By the Asaa Plated Prev Brooklyn Riporta
In 1834 Dee defeat atonped Aneran, 16 Nile Fall River, Ellin 380, Aw stopped Frankis Tritt. 149, Fars 3.
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Aneran
Nile Fall River
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Frankis Tritt
Fars
War Workers fall to Rovaniantes in winter interlude
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Alah
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Williams
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Conner
Tjatale
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