Fuquay Clashes In Tarne State Tennis Meet Upset
Britt Barnes of Texas dominates in the Tarne State tennis tournament at the San Antonio Country Club. He defeats Fuquay in a tight last-set rally as Barnes advances toward the quarterfinals. Other Texas stars Taylor and Torkwand win to reach the later rounds.
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Britt Barnes
University of ‘Texas
Bas Ston
San Antonio
Clie Fuquay
Furquay
Barnes
Ducce
State Tennis MENS RINALES and Open Matches
Fragmented tennis score sheet lists players across colleges and cities including Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Eugene. It notes multiple matches, winners, and round progress from singles and doubles events with names like Karl Kamath, Jimmy Foroe, Joe Guggenwein, Martyr Gidlun, and University of Oregon participants advancing in rounds.
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Hestion
Eart Taylor
Austin Heagshaw Harrison
Greaon
Karl Kameathe Aualif
Verkelev Elt
Austin
Yotn Marz
Patiminy Gildy All Sherman Loti Imeny Gulck
Wallan
Sherman Locwoods
Jimmy Foroee
Metiarmid
Fort Worth
Wenry Welder
Joe Rilt Dralley
Auatin
Joe Guggenwein
Stasen
Bai
Marty Gidlun
Nanihia
Aura
Helbert Va
Jubarlkan
Juva Melcherl
Boua
Holden
Aledel
Davanport Bopscyle
Cunpinanam Furonama
Burkby Black Ve
Folhre
Deok
Chale Langhorm
Iynne
Ynne Hodees
Staples Ve
Foilin
Pvane Ferguson
Horen
McWarend
Hamzath
Tames
Touston
Chude Fuguay
Taston
Branley Septate Balverssly
Oregon
Fahak Bradhew Harrison
University of Orpecg
Charles Sloan
Hovaton
Kati Kamratm
Bert Love
Heiney Heth
Austiny
Lapascope
Houston
Iazts Dalton
T. Haga
Poe Worl
Defauit
Paps Gwin
Hel] Flynn
Ie Berr
Dallas
Allen
Balbeo
Garvin Gwinn
Finn ‘McBlermid
Fort, Werth
Aefent
Siggy Ghailie
Es Ech Gah Seeentes
Tinny "Iollen
Akitated
Red Alter
Piret- Ae Kraulet-Neer
University of Oregon
Lonuéeopehawarde
Heuntons Sray-Horen
Dalth
Frost- Woodward
Brorembam
Waseohsiin
Pisitter
Maulmai-Bglore Earacade
Cha
Barnes Promoter and Photographer Takes Summer Pictures
Holland the veteran Austin tennis player and photographer Godle om promotes a busy summer, taking pictures of Bruce Barnes and Aneta Tom. Barnes plans to showcase several shots as he eyes state tennis matches, aiming to capture victories and key moments while the season unfolds.
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Godle Om" Holland
Austin
Animaj
Ren
Froural
Bruce Marnes
le Fen- Tis
Aneta Tom Promslses
Barnes
Ie State
Mont
Bares
Roy
Stanford Sends Three Athletes to National Meet
Stanford enters 15 men from the Western conference champion squad for the eighth annual national collegiate track meet in Philadelphia. Southern California, Washington, and Northwestern are contenders with standout performers led by Williams in the pole vault and Jesup, a 250 pound six foot eight center of attention in the shot. Contain White Abbott Stine and Oringiech anchor the distance events and are expected to score.
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Philadelphia
Pop
Jesup
Washington
Tinwis
Artillerymen Rally To Win In Army Post League
Artillerymen beat Twenty-third Tafaniey 8 to 4 in a late rally. Goldieffithe and Viromy Hrought pitched for the winners in a tense duel with Shatter Combs closing. The decisive inning featured three consecutive hits and a Letts triple, giving Artillerymen three insurance runs in the ninth.
Tribe Rivalry Unveils San Antonio Gambler’s Run
A San Antonio gambler, famous in local circles, wagers heavily on a game. In the seventh inning with the score tight, multiple bets appeared across boats and players. The gambler wins big, hauling $107, then exits as a loss looms for others.
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San Antonio Indians
San Antonio
Leavily Mowinst
Newisi
Anther
Eho
Collegiants Lead In Legion Junior Loop Victory
Collegiants top Nation division as Rangers overpower Branding Athletics 10 to 7 Wednesday afternoon. Rangers opened with four runs in the first inning, then added two in the second, one in the third and three in the fourth for all their runs. Dunsmorr pitched the fifth and held the Rangers. Carrien, Wolfe, Balas starred for the winners. Wolfe for the losers. Fillzam relieved Crain in the ninth to stop a three run rally.
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Srunaway Coregians
American Legion
Rangers
Lions
Tung
Dunsmorr
Carrien
Wolfe
Balas
Rune
Fillzam
Crain
Athletics
Retired chess master Richard Reti dies at Prague
Prague on starlet fever claims veteran chess master Richard Reti age 40. A famed participant in early 1920s events, he played Gothenburg 1920, Condon 1922 where he placed sixth, Carlsbad 1923, and Breslau Moscow 1923, London 1927, and Berlin tournament last year.
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Prague
Crxe
Richard Roli
Reti
Gothenburg
Condon
Carlabrd Am
Breslau
Moscow
Inisher
S” Lournay
London
Playei
Lust Yen
Nebraska U WINS BIG TEN TITLE BASEBALL SUMMARY
Nebraska claimed the Big Six baseball title in Lincoln yesterday with a 3 to 2 win over Missouri. Missouri outhit Nebraska 7 to 3 as the Huskers secured the championship. In unrelated notes, Barbara Wigins, 7, daughter of B A Wigels, caught a six pound bass while fishing at Medinn, with her father expressing pride.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Matcouri
Lands
Barbara Sua Wiggits
B. A. Wigelns
Medinnelty
Blue Larkspur Favo red in Belmont
Belmonth stakes looms as three year old Blue Larkspur faces a strong field including Withers winner Muturdus and others. If Larkspur replicates the Withers form, he could claim the Belmont over a smaller, evenly matched group. Odds favor a contested yet slim field of Eastern runners.
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New York
sisty-Trust
Reigh
Muturdus
America
API Oin
Dive Larkspur
Alassameca
Alassameca Duplicate His Smashig
Clyde van Dusen
Koel Bitel
Victor Yy
Naishapuc
Glide van Dusen
Rive Tarkan
Chief
Hixperts
Blue Larkspur
Jack Ak
Ghostvut Oak
Dr. Freeland
Tor Freeland
Jack High
Tomeri
Raul
Sun Beau
Vilo
Dalte
Matine
J. EB. Willener
Jack Keane
Jean Valiein
Hegoren
Max Schmeling Training Notes and Fistwork Bouts
In Lakewood New Jersey Max Schmeling intensifies training with four round sessions alongside Johnny Urban George Neron and Ray Neuman. German Dempsey foe preparations include possible future bout with Paulino Laewhin and a planned public spar with Knok. Other elites like Georges Carpentier and MS-Koline Uxendun feature in the period’s boxing chatter as prep moves unfold.
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Lakewood
N. T
Ivete G
Germany
Teller
Max Sehweling
der Daxle
Dempsey
Paulino Laewhin
Johnny Urban
George Neron
Ray Neuman
George Carpentier
Moosick Palle
N.yx
Koline Uxendun
Max Schmeling
Dick DeMaye
United States Davis Cup Team Sails for England
The U S Davis Cup squad, including Mennesy of Indianapolis Vann of East Orange and Wilmer of Fort Worth, plus Kilndelgaia and Fitz-Rugene, set sail aboard the Berengaria for England. They expect to reach Southampton next week to compete in Wimbledon and the inter-zone final of the Davis Cup.
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York
United States
John Mennesysey
Ingiianapolis
John Vann
East Orange N. J
Wilmer Mn
Fort Worth
Texas
Fitz-Rugene i Kilndelgaia
England
Berengaria
Southampton
Barcelona
Union 694 Faces Tough Opponents in San Antonio Preview
Union 694 and Union 614 of the Street Car Men coached by Sonny Tam clash with the Missouri Prefic Sunshine Specials at the Serial's Diamond Booster Park in South San Antonio. The Trillesmen chase Ronks fle at Brooks Field Saturday.
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Union
Sonny" Tam
Missouri
Prelfic Sunshine Specials
Booster Park
San Antonio
Trillesmen
TW Ronks Fle
Brooks Field
Bowling League Scores Highlight City Action
National League action saw Ve and H. Coffee team win all three games with a narrow pin margin in the Meat Company Wire game. Ford Delninger led the group with 367, followed by Judmaler and Aili, while Wand and Coffee Company posted the top team score. In the Tenfin League, Maurer Doctors staged a strong series as Conrad Sheik and others posted high marks, including a new 250+ feat. Turner and Elky posted notable scores as the Ladies Nineven League played through a record-breaking session with Turner alleys delivering multiple 100s.
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San Antonio’ Meat Company
Cab
Ford Delninger
Ir Termen
Judmaler
Aili
Wenice Meailiater
Ilore
Ncoren
Wand
Fudrnater
Campans
Hutsner
theMeanstar
Ash Thiele
Serlea Roark
Maurer Doctors
Conrad Sheik
Bhelka
Dulinic
Gilare
Oilers
Omark
SteaElity
Ladiey
New Wien
Mixa
Gullmie
Turners
Ree
Jerlach
S. A.A. C. Tespis
Tour Amb
Nixon Ouers
Bath
Trieth
Thinalmen
Beagle
Lerribin
Lasera
Bheer Remarz
Warry Nixon
Ping
EU Handicayt
Ito
Iga
Say Saener
Eisenhauer
B. Meinars
Will’ Howard
Kurts
Anderson
Ranalehen
Nell Bottling Company
Hawara - la
Conn
Lam
Deans
Nansteben
Venehoen
Deftman Ee
Harday Niem
Columbia Sautres
Hla
Palmer
Dullat
Carr
Trum Ul
Mars Manis Erickmen
Carroll
Dau Sin
Anil Er Iin
Milzijotoe
Lee Crean
Eich
Sanger
Meyer Wern
Conn Gryer
Muntenau
Conrad
Bon
Tilia Roeser Mendes Ms
Als Touaren
Harare
Uutinae
Kuleror
Yemple
Ana
Han
Dutler Yy
Boy's tale ties to a fish tale ending tragically
A reader recounts an odd courtship of a pet fish named Oscar by a boy and his family. Oscar is enlisted to catch dinner using improvised devices, and after a run of misadventure the fish’s fate becomes a cautionary anecdote. Nearby neighbors witness the ending as the boy laments the loss of Oscar and the pond scene turns somber.
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Oscar
Mackie
Thoms
Houston backs push for boxing bill reform
Boxing fans in Houston organize to form a bill study group. Andy Anderson, sports editor, notes a state plan to send representatives to cities, hold meetings, and gauge fan support. If backed, local sport figures will advocate for the measure in Houston and Galveston, with meetings planned for next week.
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Houston
Tegismiuee
Andy Anderson
Mauston
Ty Houston
Galveston
Jave
Irish Clean Up On Tri Ied Belpatr Ireland
Reports from Belfast describe activity around the English Derby. Trigo the horse faced heavy betting and a chalk-marked path on Royal Avenue. Trigo’s owner Aga Khan offered 29,000 with rivals bidding around 10,000 before the 2000 pounds stakes, but the owner refused.
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Belpagt
Ireland
Rigo
Trick
Bellyas
Boss Shiuig
Trigo
Royal Avenue
Belfast
Aga, Khan
Bac Hett
Roy Moore Returning to Play With Buffs
Houston reports Roy Moore returning to the Monkton Buffs after a trade flight from Providence. Teiel Wirt, a first baseman, has been assigned to Chattanooga of the South Atlantic for Moore who played for Shreveport in 1927. President Fred Ankelman announced the move last Wednesday.
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Houston
Teiel Wirt
Chattanooga
Neuinatian
Ray Moore
Eve Shreveport
Fred Ankelman
Monkton Buffs
Buffs
Weight Iuligit
Providence
Cremo cigars marketed as superior 5 cent choice
An advertisement directed at a tobacco buyer touts Cremo cigars as superior. It claims careful selection from ripe leaves, a lengthy maturation, and a Sumatra wrapper. It asserts over 7 million spent perfecting the Cremo method to ensure uniform, foil wrapped, germ-free cigars.
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Cremo
Marshall
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