State tennis field narrows to finals at San Antonio tourney
Texas tennis finals loom as Priday hosts matches at the San Antonio Country Club. Notables include San Antonio’s Jesse Pfeiffer vs Fred Royer of Dallas in the men’s singles semis, Brackenridge’s James Moses in the junior singles, and Kay Pierson of Houston leading women’s singles as top seed. Other finals and semi finals feature Lois Campbell, Francis Mortis, Charlotte McQuiston, and Anna Reichert with multiple doubles pairings advancing toward Sunday play.
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San Antonio
Jesse Pfeifver
San Antonio Bope
Fred Royer
Dallas
Missouri Valier
James Moses
Brackeneldee
Paschal Warhol
Gynce Williams
Lois Campbell
Kay Pierson
Houston
Francis Mortis
Charlotte McQuistan
Dillas
Anna Mae Reichert
Royer
Bob Ryan
Jeake Pfeiffer Ples
Wilbur Hess
Gorton Preass
Bob McGinnis
Roy Velinder
Georges Dulling
Edgar Weller
Pascal Walthall
Grace Williams
Lois Camp
Ded
Ray Pierson
Frances Moris
Charlotte McQuiston
Mre Reichert
Ryan
Gwynne
Carvel
Denman
Folks
Bledsoe
Sloan
Love
Adone
Roger
la Coste
Joe Hralley
Austin
Pierson
O Brien
Craig
Ford Worth
Anna Mar Reichert
Nas
Tobin
Finela
Wilbur Hees
Carl Smalley
Gordon Pease
Jesse Pfeiffer
Fred Por Resalta
J.B. Alone
Fred Rover
Carl ‘Smalley
Lasker
Mup
Hest
Conneliey
Peiffer
Pease
Plereon Houston
Loi Campbell
Frances Morris
Bra Tobin
Charlotte Re Quisted
Marc O'Brien
Jocelye Lyons
Mary O'Brien
A Rickman
Sumier Singtes
George Dulling
Jobo
Austin and El Paso Shine in Girls and Boys Tennis Matches
Results from a tennis meet show Grace Williams and Lois Campbell winning in girls singles with 62 60 and 64 - Evelyn Harper fell. Junior doubles saw Edgar Weller with Bob Kamrath defeating Bill Devine and Albert Biedenham 63 26 60. Boys doubles semis featured Jean Derma and Manhatl beating Heicheld and Horkabs 64 61. Austin claims victories over San Marcos and others in a tense semifinal round.
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Hagar Eialies
Austin
George Ball
Paschal Walthall
Max Camp’bell
Fort Worth
James Binges
Russell Ball
Remus
Bos’ Bingles
Bob, McGinnis
R. Frisch
Roy Velinder
HR Fezillie
el Paso
Jean Derma
Heicheld
Horkabs
Hicker
Hiveman
Peal Bedichek
McGinnis
The Great Witwatersrand Gold Discovery Chronicle
A March 1896 account recalls George Walker who uncovered the Witwatersrand reef near Johannesburg, sparking a gold boom that reshaped wealth. It notes Walker’s poverty in life, his widow’s later death, and the vast unmined riches believed beneath the fields. Also recounted is Dick King’s legendary 1842 ride to warn Grahamstown, saving a British detachment with a grant and a statue now overlooking the bay.
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Struben Stoibers
Langladgte
Johannesburg
Witwatersrand
Walker
Krugersdorp
Dick King
Richard Bing
Isipingo
Cape
Vaptsin Smith
Durban
Natal
King
Bluff
Grahamstown
Teo
Motor Bike Finish Crash Delights Harelandale Oval
Spectacular short track motorcycle race on Tuesday night at Harelandale oval. Mural Murry led early with Wesley Neal and Leonard Sloan close behind. Sloan crashed near the finish, Neal hit the wreck and both riders tumbled. Neal and his machine crossed second, Meyer Philly claimed third. Final spins and slips plagued Don Smith but he recovered to finish among money winners.
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Harelandale Oval
Mural Murry
Fron
Wesley Neal
Leonard Sloan
Murry
Ing
Sloan
Neal
Als
Meyer Philly
Johny Seymour Wok
Ure Pigit
Pal Pursity
Pods
Tony Sleye Tone
Xeranth Baral Murry
Tim Witham
Elbert No
Bal Purwley
Armatrona
Grady
Alitral
Newls
Neddeo Fieni
Armour Jolts Open Field With 68 In Open Championship
Tommy Armour shot 68 at North Shore Golf Club to take a five stroke lead on day one of the Open Championship. A crowded leaderboard followed with 32 players under 75, including Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen, while Armour benefited from favorable links conditions and transformed rough into a scoring edge.
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Tommy Armour
Haly
Wat
North Shore Golf Club
North
Armour
Beact Ted
Nel White
Southern California
U. S
Walter Hagen
Johnny Revalta
Southern Links
Henry Oiuci
Flushing
N.Y
Craig
Maurice J. McCarthy Sr
Cleveland
Gene Garazen
Sarazen
Armnour
Tom Creavy
Jo Kirkwood
Charley Mayo
Oldster
Lito
Young
Ky Lefoon
Denver
Dutra Brothers
Morte and
Olin
Johnny Farrell
Ralph Guldahl
Gus Moreland
Bobby Cruickshank
Pawl Runyan
Johnny Fisher
Payne Falls to Hatch in River Crest Open Matches
Dallas medalist Gibson Payne is eliminated by Elliott Hatch two up in the River Crest Country Club Invitational in Fort Worth. Tommy Cochran shoots sub-par 89 to beat Bob Davis, while Louis Nowlin defeats O Mara Watts 2 and 1 after morning win over Ned Phillips. Quarterfinal pairings list Hatch, Cochran, Nowlin, Southworth, and others as action continues.
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Fort Worth
Gibson Payne
Dallas
Tommy Cochran
Louis Nowlin
River Crest
Worth
Bue Bab Caffey
Port Worth
Jack Fouls
Tommy Cothran
Dale Ise
Dalla
J. D. Southworth
Bweetwater
May Clark
Pret Worth
Jack Batterwhite
Texan
Bell to arrive here at noon Saturday
Matty Bell of Texas A and M will attend the San Antonio A and M club barbecue at Max Tosperweln's near Leon Springs Saturday at 7 p m. He will discuss football game arrangements with Texas A and M and Angelo State next October in San Antonio. Russell White leads the local A and M club as barbecue chairman with T D Warden and E B McQuillan also attending. Frisky Maid Wins at Riverside Park in Kansas City.
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Texes ‘A
San Antonio
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Leon Springs
Bril
Texas
Kingaviile
Russell White
T. D. Warden
Fortworth
A. and M. Ex-Students’ Association
E. B. McQuillan
College Station
Open Golf Scores Parade of Names and Scores
A lengthy OCR list details golf scores and player names from Chicago to Cincinnati including James P. Heaney Rochester and Frank Walsh Chicago among many others. The data shows player scores like 44, 42, and other figures, with numerous locations and clubs across the United States.
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Playor One
Mich
Frank Walsh
Chiosgo
James P. Heaney
Rochester
Eas Red Gann
Cnattanooga
Pipers T. Barnett
Chevy Chane
Otsnerd Dodson
Springfield
James Millholland
Los Angeles
Fat Seiner
Anmury Park
Jyahh B. Moyer
Long Deach
Agit Goodou
Buttala
Bou MacDonald
Chicago
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Nee Farell
Msinsroneck
Tioreland
Dallas
Texas
Tha Talbot
Bneingfield
Made
Albany
N.W
Wis
Manats Somparte
St Louie
Ben Smith
Oakpark
Ill
Goltinile Mac Hadren
Guinée
Lee
Willy Cox
Aronklyn
I Stuns
Bethel
Minn
Therman Rama
Flunhing
N.Y
Roa Brennan
Palladerphia
Ona Rovella
Menominee
Aich
Ene Ball
Tony
Port Chester
N. C
Tigatk
Chartotte
Playground Ball Ends In Strings Of Softball Scoring Errors
Local park league action yielded a chaotic scoreboard as teams like Cardinal and Mannequins traded hits and runs. Pitchers Mazon and Conwey battled through a flood of sharp hits, while batters like Bibbie and Stevens produced key drives. Final tallies included a 14 to 5 win for Malau over the Gtute Hospital and Trinity Methodist Church round robin results.
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Hidece
Durely
Tonayuca
Tha Ridarg
Homer Inlet
Sendere
Kimner
Thingle
Forrester
Ieunber
Jonke
SegGirl Stevens
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Agathem
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Lyle
Reiwire Mazon
Etenore
Ang Guerges
Psalm
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Aigsie's Inn” Neguina
Ami Bibbie
Itor
Malau
Gtute Hospital
Aids
Tanion
Patigaen
Dinidee Heck Wae Bion
Reieees
Ant Thurmond
Japan Opens Davis Cup With Win Over Germany
PERLIN, Tuna batch former Japanese champion, today led Japan to a lead in the Davis Cup match by defeating Baron von Cramingee of Germany in the first singles 6 3 2 6 1 3 6 4.
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Germany
Perlin
Tuna
Baron von Cramin
Gee
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