Weekend Sport Roundup From Across the Nation in Brief
A partial weekend sports digest lists tennis results in Auteuil and Philadelphia, track times in New York and New Orleans, high school prominence in Chicago, and horse racing with Belmont Stakes and Oaks mentions. Notable performances include 100 and 200 meter trials, a 361 feet discus mark, and a national schoolboy record for 100 meters.
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Teack
San Francisco
Eastman
Elesel
New York
Ernest Crosbie
Baltimore
New Orleans
Topgina
Chicago
Arkansas City
Simmy Owen
Anderson
Sexton
Hacing
Cecilular
Flagpole
Caterwaul
Suntica
Cleveland
Ohio
Economie
Parish League games open second half with wins
The Gen Fernanda Cardinals opened the second half by beating St. Ann's 7 0. St Gerard's defeated St Gedlis's 19 2 and Sacred Meat beat St Patrick's 199. The page shows team lineups, innings pitched, and fielding notes with multiple players named, indicating a busy parish league day.
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Cpeche
Sinr Sppeneat
Rivzess
Ada
Slesyed Acruge Plaia
Algie Hares Mata Carte
Wurenteher
Ovina
Walle
Aft
Meier
Fischer
Af Tarche Viewie
Maser
Wiched Ball
Nzte
Wefl
Bt Gerard
Et. Cecilia
Tee Plu
Barr
Stahl
Wart Bt
Trieirk's
ABH UA
Rueme
Bury
Bad Taos
Inutonne Enerea
Frmiine
Nother
Airirs
Neoham
Venet
O. Ainelin
Mectabonie
Burk
Ville
Stestanon
Metiahen Golf
Golfers Start National Open Qualifying
Twenty one leading amateurs and professionals tee off in Dallas and New York as sectional rounds decide two spots for the National Open at Fresh Meadow. The field will total 116 qualifiers from 972 entrants, with 36 holes in medal play determining the two winners for Long Island June 23 to 25.
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New York
Fresh Meadow Club
Flushing
Jose Jurado
Argencing
Tomokichi Misamoto
Japan
Trnon Armour
Detroit
Sandwich
Dallas
Dallas Brook Hollow Country Club
Ted Alley
Hugh Carpenter
Dallas Cegar Crest
Tony Polter
Cornus Christi
W. B. Glass
5. M. Hill
John Avon
Mallas
Sam Scheinder
Kerrville
John Bredemus
San Antonio
Francis Scheider
Oren Williams
Longview
Tom Beckwell
Jack Grout
Lone Star Baseball League Opens with Victories
Thomas Jefferson Independents beat Dibble 10 3 in 11 innings on Seal field while National Redwings defeated the Hawks 7 2. Branham and Mitchell led the Redwings with power. McMahon and Boss doubled for the Redwings and Groom doubled for the Hawks. Heinz had no hits. Mercedes club defeats McAllen American Legion 4 0 with Eloy Gariela homer. Boatman and Etnire starred as Mercedes pitchers.
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Lone Star Baseball League
Thomas Jefferson Independents
National Redwings
Lone Star Amateur Baseball Irene
Independents
Dibble
Seal Field
Redwings
Hawks
Burris
Independent Vistas
Branham
Mitchell
McMahon
Boss
Red- Wines
Groom
Heinz
Mercedes
Texas
2. J. Haul
McAllen
American Legion
Eloy Garela
Boatman
Etnire
San Antonio Tennis Talent Heads to State Meet
San Antonio's players travel to Austin for the Texas district amateur tennis championship. Notables include state interscholastic champion George Dulling and veteran Carvel, with women entrant Miss Reichert partnering Catherine Pearson of Houston. Competition runs all week across men’s and women’s singles and various age groups.
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San Antonio
Austin
Annnal Suite
Genie
George Dulling
Jesse Pfeiffer
Herold
Jimmy Langham
Jenn H
Tonio Warner
Melude Miny
Mary O'Brien
Eunice Dean
Buialanan
Milks Reichert
Willy Catherine Pearson
Houston
Aubtin
Believe It Or Not The Moving 15 Feet High
Five wordy headline notes a surprising stunt described as moving fifteen feet high. Details unclear from fragmented OCR but suggests a daring feat or display with dramatic height and novelty. Entities include Movind 15 and zero dollars indicated by OCR oddity.
Motions atiplane hovering over Chicago airport scene
A stationary moored plane near Chicago Municipal Airport lingered as a pilot adjusted power to match wind speed. Reports describe a breeze stalling and the craft staying almost motionless above a fixed spot for about an hour, with the pilot maintaining altitude amid gusts.
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Chicago Municipal
Howard Stark
Mexico Nationals win doubleheader over Public Service
Malcolm Gaffney and Babe Mooney starred as the Mexico Nationals defeated Public Service 7-2 and 4-0 in a Sunday doubleheader. Mooney homered and drove in key runs while Pena and Hotty Butler provided steady supporting play. Next up, the Nationals face the Alamo Photographers in a forthcoming series.
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Malcolm Gaffney
Babe Mooney
Tech
Mexico Nationals
Minn
Mooney
Wats
Hotty Butler
Ining
Chlitics
Pena
Nats
Alamo Mud- Fraphers
Nationals
Patni
Nenaetit
Taniuen
Hinrate
Ramsmie
Benn T Wien
Senne
Doe Babula
Jerkim Hares
T Viliniee
Nationale
Pitya
Vrtiman Ta Radler
Pele
Eeplees
Fitita
Fohnuon
Wearer
Mavenré
Hime
Medical and Dental Golf Tourney Set for Willow Springs Course
The big medical and dental golf tournament opens at Willow Springs on June 22 with a f f y refining round. Appointed staff includes Drs Wheat Foster Wallers Wangemann and supervising doctors Cade Sykes Lehmann Paschal. Nearly 130 entries are expected for the coast. The final day features a blind bogey medal and a banquet with trophies post matches. In other highlights Ward Burris defeated Seth Pace one up to win the newspaper tournament at Alamo Club Forrest Burris led Moathorn at the start of Sunday. Final prelims saw Al Aburger beat Harry Burkhalter one up and PT Anderson topped Frank Hastings one up after Hastings’ shots.
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Willow Springs
Gommiblees
Devlele
T. Xt | Wheat
Talbot Foster
C. B Wallers
AE. Wangemann
W. H. Cade
M. 2. Sykes
jDr
Ward Burris
Seth Pace
Alamo
Forrest Burris
Moathorn
al Aburger
Harry Burkhalter
Alburger
Thay Bellinger
Anerson
Frank Hastings
Anderson
Hastings
Dixie Sports Book Two This Week Bulletin
This week features two games for Dixie Sports audience with St. Ann's on Wednesday and Sacred Heart on Thursday both after Su's lock on the No. demanded Concepelan part. Little Austins win and Kenind Gatwales’ good pileling ob Pole noted amid a busy schedule.
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Dixie Sports
St. Ann's
Sacred Heart
Little Austins
Heehall Sub Teac Une Chvaliers
Kenind Gatwales
Another Win for Weickline in Commercial League
Lefty Welckline extended his winning streak with a 14 to 5 victory over Richter Butter-Hhrusts as Great American Insurance led the scoring and notched three hits. In the other league game Alamo Paint defeated Southwest Bitulithic Bears 8 to 3 behind four-hit pitching by Bill Stewart, with notable runs and fielding plays shaping the outcome.
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Lefty Welckline
Richter Butter-Hhrusts
Rock Quarry
Alamo Painh
Bitulithic Bears
Bill Stewart
Alamo Pabut
Abwoa Ata
Bain
Ohana
Limo
Wiliama
Balli Weinert
Sfelugin
Willmate Teawn
Marcin
Stach
Morgen
Harn
Hurst
Muller
Matupin
McCarley
Murray
Bev Flay
Selucin
Mara
Hiv Mls
Bere An
Keystone Clouters Triumph in 12-10 Gil ebaight Claim
Keystone Vulcanizers defeated Use Portieus Squadron 12-10 at Kellyfield Sunday to claim a Gil ebaight win. Bitcher Moynahan drove in the tying run and Mei handled the winning at bat as Terras' Crips secured the victory. Vulcanizers seek a rematch for Sunday.
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Keystone Clouters
Keystone Vulcanters
Use Portieus Squadron
Kellyfield
Gil Ebaight
Bitcher Moynahan
Mei
Terras
Vulcanizers
Nixk
Gall Tennis
Merchance Transfer Impacts Leon Valley Umpire Dispute
A fragmented report notes a forfeit involving Merchanta Collect and the transfer firm at Leon Valley after an umpire’s decision. The item mentions a 4-3 score tied to a dispute and the transfer standings amid a Sunday game.
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Merchanta
Leon Valley
Merchants Transfer Company
Léon Veliey
Indiang
Dibble Sports Triumph in Poteet Game
A garbled report from Poteet describes Dibble Sports winning a game on a Sunday. The fragmented text mentions Wimberly, Mower, Chazaler, and Ovur falroel with scattered scores like 13-6, but many words are unreadable.
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Dibble
Poteet Divine Sports
Witkin
Wimberly
Poteet
Poteel
Bunday
Menghe
Chazaler
White's Great Win Streak Grows In City League Action
Tex White and Bankston pitched brilliantly as White's team beat Navarra 71 4 in a City Major game. Heukston of the Specials blanked the Sixty-eighth squad 9-4, allowing two hits. White allowed four hits and one unearned run in a three nine inning outings. Banks, Crowns and Sherrod credited with defensive plays. Chiro Hawks and Lionsfield plans noted for upcoming league game with Surstine Specials and a trip to Laredo.
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Tex White
Bankston
Butchall Rague Binday
Texas Chiropractic College Hawai
Misgouri
Eilie Sunshine
Heukston
White
Alrong Navarra
Ramitran
iMenilors
Suerred
Stielttle
Howes
Salas
Sherrod
Bankstom
Chiro Hawks
Bumars
Phillie
Hildebrand
Kuch
McCarly
Buller
Staten
McCarky
Carcifiom
McCarty
Ames
White J
Golly
Dietzel
Hawks
Gols
Hall
Muvaery
Pasad
Fale
Bandai and
Hoge
Chiro Teanks
Lionsfield No
Welock
Techfield
Surstine Specials
Laredo
Milma Club
Walker and Risko Rematch Set for June 17 in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 6 reports say the scheduled bout between Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko will take place June 17 after a postponement caused by Walker's injuries. The two fighters have been re-matched for the clash in the early summer program.
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Walker
Risko
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Johnny Risko
Lakeview Dairymen Defeat Artillery Nine at Home
Lakeview Dairy beat Twelfth Field Artillery in a home game. Lineups included Escoq Nean berg Lindsey Phillips and ABIZONS-TEXNAN T.BAGUR. Scores referenced include 4-3 and 25 at Albuquerque and Tucson with Bacon and Tye nits noted.
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Lakeview
Twelfth Field Artillery
Escoq
Neanberg
Lindsey and Phillips
Abizons-Texnan
Bishee-Dourlac
Alpuquerque
Tucson
Hawkins Lopez Bout Tops Southland Card
Hawkins Lopez headlined the Monday boxing card at Crawford Mount complex on SIL West Houston Street. Dell Hawkins battles Eddie Lopez in a 14 round main event greeted by local amateur and regional contenders Teudy Espinosa Ray Felice Johnny Domingues Shurly Majay and Al Lopez among others. The show began at 8 39 with bouts featuring Buddy Etheride and Joachim Benha and state AAU welterweight champ former champion Ralph Sikes and Junior Cone among a mix of amateurs and pros.
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Dell Hawkins
Eddie Lopez
Crawford Mount Compen
Sil West
Houston Street
American Legionrena
Alamo Post
Lopez
Otis Macerte
Teudy Espinosa
Ray Felice
Johnny Domingues
Shurly Majay
al Lopez
Martin Manes
Inur
Ralph Sikes
Junior Cone
A. A
Cheamplan
Buddy
Etheride
Joachim
Kid
Benha
Sayers Panthers Clinch Seven Wins in Eight
Sayers Panthers beat Denver Helphia Hears 1 9 at Sayers, extending streak to seven wins in eight games. Team improved overall record with only one loss in the span. Ensigns of Columbus players called to practice Tuesday at Concepcion diamond No. 7 and Friday at Polo field No. 2.
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Sayers
Sayers Panthers
Denver Helphia Hears
Panther
K. C
Enigins
Columbus
Concepcion Diamond
Polo Field
Kallio to Meet Craig on Friday in Wrestling Main Event
Gus Kallo world middleweight champion in the eyes of the NWA will meet George Craig Talea blacksmith in the main event at Ex- Position arena next Friday night. Craig weighed 167 1 3 pounds after a straight falls win over Tiger Murdock to earn the title shot. Walter Stratton returns to face Red Lindsey in the undercard. Silent Ratin meets Jack Domer while a 15 minute limit bout closes the card.
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Gus Kallo
Champlon
Wil
George Craig
Talea
Craig
Tiger Murdock
Walter Stratton
Chicago
Hugh Nichols
Red Lindsey
Shreveport
Silent Rattin
Ned
Jack Domer
Jack Curtis
Casanova Set for Walker Show After Big Mexico Ring Win
Casanova, the Mexican light heavyweight, boosted by a sensational victory over Gaylla Rico, prepared for a June 29 bout with Mickey Walker in Los Angeles. In Mexico City, Casanova defeated Rico in a MW round clash, weighing 174 to Rico's 205, before a 25,000 crowd that vociferously cheered the decision.
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MixIvo
Gaylla Rico
Cibon
Sandy Casanova
Mealey
Wil Mickey Walker
Los Angeles
Casanova
Rico
Mexico City
Record at Camp Mabry Sets New State Mark in Big Bore
A new slain record with a regulation service rifle at 300 yards was set yesterday at Camp Mabry during the state big bore meet. The record-maker, 18 year old Paul Farren of Houston, hit 40 consecutive bullseyes, surpassing the old mark of 35 by J C Talcait of San Antonio.
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Austin Austin
Ayas
Camp Mabry
Thegar
Fron Houston
Paul Farren
J.C. Talcait
San Antonio
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