Southern Net Aces Advance In Amateur Tennis Tourney
In Nashville \(June 927\) Bobby Rigbus of Los Angeles outpaced two opponents to reach the third round of the Southern Amateur tournament on Belle Meade courts. Top seed and fourth nationally Earl Reynolds defeated Rigus and then Dick Covington of Asheville without losing a game. Hunt and Forman, seed two, beat Bach 5-3, 8-2. Walter Senior, debuting as Wye meet, defeated Ross Cueste of Nashville and advanced with other favorites including Sut ter from Tlane University and Ken Cram.
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Marvin Bach
Vanderbilt University
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Tlane University
Ken Cram
Polo Players Head East for Matches in Connecticut and Long Island
San Antonio polo players Jack Lapham Charles Armstrong and Charles Armstrong Jr depart Friday for a series of games in Connecticut and on Long Island. Lapham and Chet Armstrong reportedly shipped equipment last week as they prepare to meet a Park San Houten team at 3 o clock Wednesday in Pershing flirted.
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Charles Armstrong
Charles Armstrong Jr
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Park San Houten
Pershing
Texan Survives Stable Fire After Fatal Burn
Clyde Bailey of Big Spring Texas and several Ak-Sar-Ben stable hands survived a fire that killed three stablehands and 71 thoroughbreds. The fire’s third victim died Tuesday as physicians reported Bailey out of danger.
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Jane
Clyde Bailey
Big Spring
Texas
Sllver
J_E, Bally
Banker
Fight Night Results Across Cities Highlight Draws and Wins
Fragmented report lists multiple boxing bout outcomes with refereed decisions and near-sellout crowds. Notable bouts feature Paris Anles and Frankie Blnie in New York and Houston matchups drawing thousands. The data includes scattered place names such as Tacoma Chicago Los Angeles Providence and Lake Charles with varied scores and outcomes including a draw and decisive victories.
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Wish
HP Cilsaro
Freke
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Scholathoy
Erlodkin
New York
Paris
Anles
Providence
How to Play Tennis Court Position by Ellsworth Vines
A ninth article in a series on mastering tennis by Ellsworth Vines explains standard court positioning while receiving and serving. It advises standing four to five feet behind the baseline when receiving depending on the opponent’s serve, returning to center behind the baseline, and rushing toward the net after each return. It also covers favoring forehand, avoiding the “man’s land” between baseline and service line, and weighing hit timing on the rise versus after the crest of the bounce.
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Ellsworth Vines
Dennis Champion
Universal Erv
Mike Con- Jess
Jrito
Baseline
The
Service Inc
City
Lennis
Greal Ie
Hin
Sal Pinglig
She ‘Hall
Riverside park golf tournament qualifiers begin in San Antonio
The Riverside park golf tournament qualifying rounds started in San Antonio and run through Sunday June 20. Warr en Ludeke leads with his 18 holes while Tack Williford, a top ranking star, is scheduled to qualify at 1 30 Sunday according to course notes by Olio Birkner.
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Last American Girl Out of British Golf at Turnberry
Hathara Thompson of Altos, Coif, the last American in the British women's championship, was eliminated in the third round by Pepsy Nan-Kivell of Melbourne, Australia, one up. Pam Barton, defending champion, lost 6 and 3 to A M Holm after twisting her ankle on a ninth hole recovery shot.
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Scotland
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Os Altos
Coif
Pepsy Nan- Kivell
Melbourne
Australia
A. M. Holm
Pam Barton
Address Tee Eles City Bee Enee State Entry Note
Tournament entry note lists phone numbers and asks for names and addresses for doubles partner. It specifies men’s singles doubles and women’s singles events and requests partner details alongside participant contact information.
Race Drivers End Strike in Indianapolis Derby
Indianapolis June 9 The nations leading drivers end a sit down strike over guarantees and set to race toward New York for the George Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway. Only the 40 fastest cars move on with $50,000 to the first 18 finishers and $20,000 for the winner.
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New York
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Roosevelt Raceway
Deol Duray
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Hey
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Unclear OCR: scattered names and numbers from Mexican and Texas track results
Fragmented text lists names and places tied to track results with scattered figures and foreign words. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or outcome from the legible material.
Bill Wallace Named Grid Coach at Rice
Bill Wallace is named Rice Institute grid coach and will join as assistant coach to Dr. Dayford Johnson, business manager of basketball. The Rice team seeks all-American backfield talent and a spark plug for the backfield.
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Rice Houston
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Rice Institute
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Businness
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Tas
Cagle Lake Rams
Southie Wes
Miky
Pepa Ri Ky
Chicago Horse Show Opens at Soldier Field
Chicago hosts a $30 000 horse show from June 3 to 5 at Soldier Field featuring saddle horses war horses jumpers and hunters for 3000 in prizes and 30 championships. Stable entries headlined by teams from Kentucky Texas Connecticut Pennsylvania Michigan and Canada compete in divisions across the arena. Central event organizer WESTBOY LAGGIE ALOUX appears among participants representing multiple states and regions.
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Cbicagg
Kentucky
Texas
Connecticut
Pennseylvania
Michigan
Canada
Bill Wallace to Coach at Rice Amid Coaching Changes
Rice appoints Bill Wallace as coach after liaison with sideline staff changes. The move follows the resignation of freshman coach Fattie Dyer and shifts within the Rice football program. Wallaces prior work in Louisiana mills is noted, with assistant Dr Inhnean remaining on staff as the team adjusts to new leadership.
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Sam Antonio Softball Opens Season With Narrow Loss
The Sam Antortd Liem dropped its first game of the season 4 9 9 to 4 4 9 9. Jimmy San vhes held the hard hitting pawapapor moh to two hits while Bartholomew and Sauer, along with Gourley, produced key plays. Teammates and coaches noted miscues cost the team, as Neal and others contributed offensively. The season’s next game looms against a strong opponent as recovery plans are set.
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Toon
Oil News From Texas Wildcat And County Tests
Oil activity reports from Webb, Duval, McLennan, and Victoria counties detail new wildcat wells, test results, and drilling progress. Notable items include New Miranda test near Amuilas, Webb County. Lee County No 1 in Sand era showing potential. and Caldwell County exploration with multiple wells entering testing stages amid changing pressures.
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