Hewitt and Curtis Duel for Top Net Status in State Meet
Houston athletes Curtis and Hewitt headline the state sectional tennis, meeting for the tenth time with Hewitt still seeking a win. Ben Weil of Corpus Christi advances to junior semifinals by routing Tom Runge 6 1 6 1. Stowers and Cates win doubles as Guernsey leads men’s division with Nixon.
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Hewitt
Curtis
Houston
Glenn Hewitt
Cadeway
Bobby Curtis
Snarch
Ben Weil
Corpus Chris
Weill
Tom Runge
Lamar High School
Sam Stowers
Robert Cates
David Bryant
Wayne Cox
Frank Guernsey
Ben Nixon
University of Texas
Guernsey
Local Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Sunday Games
Amateurs seek Sunday games with the Sox and other teams. Contacts include Harry Phillip in Boerne and Detke at PATIT for Friday or Sunday play. The Dairyland Dreamers plan Friday at Gunter hotel nine and want a Sunday game. Garters, Arthur Wessley and Jens Hire Department Rmonkies are arranging Fort Sam Houston Rams matches for Monday.
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Hoerne
Sox
Harry Phillip
Boerne
Dairyland Dreamers
Gunter Hotel
Patit
Polofield No. 2
Bomn
Kerrville
the Garters
Arthur Wessley
Main Avenue
Jens
Rmonkies
Fort Sam Houston Rams
Paychek Quits Boxing After Ten Round Loss
Chicago June 6 Johnny Paychek quits boxing after losing a ten round decision to Altus Allen at the coliseum last night. The 6- year old Chicago heavyweight, recently out of golden gloves amateur ranks, announced his retirement following the bout.
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Chicago
Johnny
Ting
Knotkett
Wie Coliseum
Altus Allen
Mrs Lee Christopher Wins Brackenridge Park Golf Night
Mrs Lee Christopher won the Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf weekly event with a net 88 and gross 78 in a replayed shot novelty format at the park. Second winner was Mrs W Sikes with 120 71, and Mrs Harold Kayton finished third with a 119 291.
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Lee Christopher
Brackenridge Park
Fishinc For Fun By BOB RUSSELL The Light's Fishing Authority
Fishermen learn to handle reels and brakes to save rods during saltwater catches. The column recounts aiming the rod, easing pressure, and guiding line while addressing the common risk of braking a rod rather than the fish. It notes days with good bites, from Port Aransas to Port, and stresses steady technique over brute force.
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Bob Russell
The
Light's Fishing Authority
Blue
Walter
Texas
Stars in Ph Ac Bouts A Perpetual Help Boxing Show
At least two district T A A champions and runners up from last week's tournament will box Thursday night at the Perpetual Help Athletic club outdoor arena 2101 Nebraska Street. Daniel Dizon featherweight and Manny Laredo lightweight headline representing the district at the San Angelo state tourney. Other potential stars Leonard Braswell featherweight and Johnny Keller middleweight. Card includes Braswell vs Andy Settles Lorzano vs Raymond Pacheco Simon Luna vs Keller Manuel Dizon vs George Hare Lyndall Harrison vs Butch Haney. Dan Dizon Laredo Ray Milton and three Randolph field boxers await pairing. First bout at 6 p m Admission 10 and 35 cents.
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Perpetual Help Athletic Club
Nebraska Street
Daniel Dizon
Manny Laredo
San Angelo
Leonard Braswell
Johnny Keller
Braswell
Andy Settles
Roy Lorzano
Raymond Pacheco
Simon Luna
Keller
Manuel Dizon
George Hare
Lyndall Harrison
Knothole Loop Senior Division Games at Concepcion Park
Knothole Loop schedules four senior division baseball games at Concepcion Park with matchups including Central Catholic against Brackenridge Lanier versus Jefferson and Alamo Heights facing South San Antonio. Early Friday morning features Elvimhi midget division action and multiple Diamond 1 and Diamond 2 matchups with Wells Emerson at 1 and 10 a.m. at the No 1 field and Hawthorne versus Horace Mant and Pare versus Burbank at similar times on No 2.
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Concepcion Park
Knothole Gang
Tech Va
Central Catholic
Brackenridge
Lanier Vx. Jefferson
Alamo Heights
South San Antonio
Xusito
Wot Wells
Emerson St
Harrie
Por
Hawthorne
Horace
Mant
Pare
Burbank
Irvine
Little Flower
Edgewood
South Bay Antonio
Lanier
Central Cribotic
Vw O
Gundaline
Horace Mai
Wimerson
Hawthane
Imernre
Fetanata
al Tunnes
Ad Snares
Surry
Whitney
Huerto
Enriquez
Martines
Henderson
Fimeraon Veces
Ian AM
Bbs Hawthorne
Ana Ane
Crale
Huffman Baldwin
Vaudeville and Club Nightlife Bits From Wartime Era
Walter Winchell notes mingle with nightclub chatter and showbiz gossips. Al Donahue’s band, Gypsy Rose Lee, Ann Sheridan polls stir Yale crowd, and Sid Silvers faces MGM budget strains. Street eats spots and frank restaurant tips appear amid entertainment buzz.
Cafes and eateries listed in midtown Manhattan scene
A noisy collage notes dining spots around Broadway and 6th Avenue with Canary Cottage in Greenswitch Village and various delis and Italian joints on 44th to 38th streets. It references waiter slang, cabbie HQs, and a stray critique of Gypsy Rose Lee plus a shipyard rumor about FDR and publicity maneuvers and a Montays sign reading Winchell for President.
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Bway
6Th
Canary Cottage
Dth Street
6Th Avenue
Greenswich Village
Irving’s
Binay
Ballila
Bleeker
Eas
Dreadway
Jel Perio
38Th Street
6Th Ave
Tft
West 45Th
San Francisco
F.10. R
Carl Byor
Byor
Offien Montays
Winchell
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New Berlin
San Antonio Sunda
Dibble
Paychek
Wastad
Davey
Davey O’brien
Texas Christian University
O’brien
Frances Buster
Fort Worth
Arthur
Lucki Ng
Port Aransas
Ph.ac
Xvanghline League
Port Arthur
New Theria
Alexandria
Rayne
Lefayette
Ram Lake Charles
Houma
Ram
Walter Winchell
Ark
Daily Mirror, Inc
al Donahue
Yale
M. Todd
Music Hall
Gypsy Rose Lee
Ann Sheridan
Sheridan
Gypsy
B. G
Sylva
Sid Silvers
L. B. Mayer
M~ GM
Sid.t
Mr. Mayer
Mayer
Sid
EL Rancho
Far Low
Pell Street
Paul's
Nostrand
Flatbush
New Orleans
Mth
Broadway
Bugs
Baer
Trasson
Avon
Kentucky
Brown-Farman Distillery
Indianapolis
Wilbur Shaw
Speedway
Crude Ag
Firestone
Firestastone
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
N. Alamo
Fannin
N. ST. Mary's
Garfield
Soleqad
United States Army Cie
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