State tennis spotlight in rainy Dallas delays first round
In Dallas the annual state tennis championship started slow due to rain with play moved from Dallas Country Club to Brookhollow Country Club. About 34 first round matches were scheduled with several results listed, while junior and boys singles were to resume Wednesday. top seeds included Nixon San Antonio Hewitt Houston and Gold San Antonio among others.
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Dallas Courtry Clu
Brookhollow Country Club
Tain
Lae Probyac
Malelm Snow
Fort Worth
Tip Jones
Glenn Hewitt
Houston
Senrey Perguson
Randolph Scott
Denton
George Ritchey
San Angelo
Bobby Curtis
Filiott Smith Denton
Ford Hiexinbotham
J.B. White
Angk Rogers
Emil Oster
Banantemi
Clifford Hall
Bennie Estep
Juaiors
Hays
Sani Nixon
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Glen Hewit
Jota Sickmoan
Ben Nixon
San Antoni
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Sugeles
Don Gold
Beck
Ted Norpath
Billy Tabola
Honston
Homemade Racket Fares Hungary's Young Joze Asboth to Fame
Budapest reports a 15 year old Jozeph Asboth who built his first tennis racket from hotel wine hall and wood. He rose from a government clerk to Hungary’s hope at Wimbledon, drawing praise from Henri Cochet though few expect him to top the world. Asboth’s rise began after winning Budapest singles and earning a Davis Cup chance, with support from coach Cortes and modest training in local courts despite poverty.
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Jozeph Ashoth
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Tenri Cochet
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Yugoslavs and Germans Set for Davis Cup Final
Yugoslavia faces Germany in the European Davis Cup eliminations final with the winner to meet the American zone champion for the U.S. cup holders. Germany beat England 4-1 at Berlin led by Menzel and Von Metaxa, while Yugoslavia at Zagreb won 3-2 with Pulnec and Milic triumphs.
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Klein Freed by Phillies as He Seeks New Club
Charles Chuck Klein receives release from the Philadelphia Phillies after a long major league career. He may sign with Pittsburgh or pursue other options as a free agent. Once a league MVP in 1932 and batting champ in 1930, his form had waned since a 50 000 sale to Chicago. Colorado State announces Paul Cope will compete at the national track meet in Los Angeles June 16 17.
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Chattanooga Routs Atlanta In Southern Association Clash
Chattanooga hammered Atlanta 14 to 2 in a high intensity Southern Association game. Al Williams was ejected for protesting, Babe Barny led with five safeties and Crip Poill drove in five runs as Chattanooga tallied 19 hits off four Crackers pitchers.
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Southern Association
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East Texas Polled On Longview Franchise Shift
East Texas league officials conducted a survey in Longview amid discussion of moving the franchise. President Marshall and Dernier of Morell Cub led talks while Mosley and Yangview representatives argued for retaining the team.
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Unclear OCR: Baseball News Fragment and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions home run hitters and players with scattered surnames and numbers. It references teams and possible scores but the readable content is garbled, offering no coherent events, dates, or clear outcomes to summarize.
$200 Fine for Bill Cissell
A $200 fine was imposed on Bill Cissell of the Pacific Coast league for criticizing the baseball player Tuttle. Cissell was not placed on probation, though the probation time was not specified. The order was later rescinded after an interview involving sports writer Art Coffa.
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Shultout of Yanks Gives Whole Circuit New Hope
National box score update notes a high scoring baseball game with St Louis and Philadelphia tied 7-7. Key players Medwick West Slaughter Brown May Gleeson and Mueller contribute multiple hits. pitchers Higbe Dean Lillard and French are cited with various earned runs and strikeouts. Attendance recorded as 29,25.
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Standings Snapshot From an Mysterious Club Meet
Fragmentary standings show Momlain Renults and Jan Antonie G. in competition with Weytte 2 and other unnamed teams. Gkishown City and Howeten appear in tie scenarios, with Tas and Tales al HEM listed among results.
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National League scores and scattered game results
A garbled recap lists multiple MLB and other league scores with teams such as Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland and Minneapolis. The text mixes player names, venues, and erroneous figures, yielding a fragmented snapshot of results without clear game-by-game details.
BAL Softball SUPIBANE ASSOCIATION seas Thearing Nichi
In San Pedro park division of the BAL Softball SUPIBANE ASSOCIATION major division, teams and players are listed with numerous names and affiliations. Match details and event notes appear amid cluttered OCR text, highlighting participants like Axle and Wire, Sorelga SN, Adeimon'a Meu Shop, and others, with season context and venue references.
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Freeland to New State Job Changes Highlight Local Move
Freeland officials report a reshuffle with another state job transfer. Jie Bipnman, linked to the Tinno Gaach project, resigned today to join the state recreation segment, signaling a shift in local governance.
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Baseball News From The Major Leagues Of June 4
Reports from Detroit and across the league highlight standout pitching and hits. Tom Bridges of Hour in Detroit notes strong shutout performance against the Yankees while Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers push for dominance as White Sox and Red Sox rally in the standings. Trade rumors surface with Louisville and St Paul involving Trevi Media and Noken as clubs shuffle rosters.
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Holder of Grid's Kick Record Dead
Baltimore banker J Teipredt Haxall, famed for a 5 yard football placement kick for Princeton in 1862, died aged 98. The record, listed among the oldest unbroken sports marks, was set against Yale on November 35, 1882.
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Detroit bids for 1944 Olympics in London meeting
Detroit officials push for the 1944 Olympic Games with a 9.5 million dollar plan for a 100000 seat stadium and an Olympic pool at River Rouge park. Brundage praises Detroit's preparation as delegates gather in London for the IOC session with Montreal and other cities bidding for winter games.
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Unclear Night Card Matchups Filename Teane Leachir Kart
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Pacific Coast League Night Keeps Fans Guessing
Fragmentary text mentions teams and places in the Pacific Coast League. References to players or terms are garbled, with mentions of Hollywood and San Diego. No clear event, score, or date emerges from the readable portions.
Martin Suffers Broken Wrist in Boston Game
News item reports Martin, a 94-year-old St Lady Carding figure, breaking a wrist during a game in Boston. X rays confirm a fractured wrist. manager Ray indicates planned recovery time with Marky and Laila to handle duties, expected to last several weeks.
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