Indians Extend Winning Streak in Long Texas League Clash
No. 5 in row for the Indians as they defeat Longview in a marathon 16 inning game at Tech field. Sanders pitched masterfully through 16 frames, while White struggled. Flash returned but broke a thumb, Baker sidelined. Crossley and Dunlap led in scoring as the Tribe push to top second division standings and set playoff hopes.
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Basketball Rules Adopt 1942 Changes For Season
New York reporters reveal the joint basketball rules committee will implement changes from the annual meeting. The ten second rule and the so called black pivot play are to be incorporated into the code for the 1942 season after a six hour discussion among coaches and officials.
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Wimbledon results outline U S players advance in England
In Wimbledon action on June 24, Helen Wills Moody extended her winning streak with a 6 2 6 0 victory over Kitty Meiane Godfree to reach the quarterfinals, while Helen Jacobs defeated O H Jameson to reach the same round. Betty Nuthall beat Barak Palfrey to reach the quarterfinals as did American Davis Cup players Frank Shields and Spence with partner P D Spence. Wilmer Altgon and John Van Ryn won a doubles match, and Sidney B Wood Jr Gregory Mangin edged a Spanish English duo in doubles. Ed Ellsworth Wines Jr defeated I Agki in four sets, as Ellsworth Vines led the Americans in singles. Giants game vs. Baltimore scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM.
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Prank Shields
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Shooting match for Liberty Pietal club and police at Exposition range
Officials from Liberty Pietal club and San Antonio Police Department plan a pistol match at Exposition range Sunday morning. Teams from Dallas Fort Worth Austin Laredo El Paso Houston and possibly Calh? Beaumont will fire 20 shots from a 28 yard course in slow fire.
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Commercial Teams Clash as Leaders Face Bears Saturday
Great American Tare and Ansuror's winners of the first half of the Commercial league race seek a half turnaround to tie the Southwest Billithic Bears in the second half. They meet Alamo Paint and Varnish at Eagle Field Saturday afternoon in a key division showdown.
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Dr Dyson Wins Putter Masters at Willow Springs
Dr T M Dyson wins champions flight in a tight match over Dr BH Grainger 1 up and sets a new back nine pelting record at Willow Springs. Other results include Dr E M Sykes over Col RH Mills 2 and 1 and Dr A E Wangemann over Dr R W Kissner 3 and 2. In first flight Everett Wilson defeats Fred Fougerousse 5 and 4, with Dr L Beaggs over Dr J L Burnett 4 and 3 and Dr A Bill over Major C G Skelton 1 up. Dr T M Wheat beats Dr G B Bogshardt 9 and 2, and Dr Herbert Hill defeats Dr Belvin Pritchett 2 and 1 while C D Henry beats C E Stephens 5 and 4. Tigers Play Stars at Longhorn Park this Sunday.
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Boxing Fury Over Schmeling Fight Decision Draws Worldwide Indignation
Protests erupted after the Tuesday night ruling stripping Max Schmeling of the world champion crown. Officials defended the decision as honest, while Schmeling and supporters urged no protest, and Joe Jacobs admitted regret for earlier claims of theft. California officials compared boxing to baseball’s judge Landis, urging stricter oversight.
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FIGHT RESULTS From the Apagonited Treats Event
Fragmented report lists numerous names and places tied to a boxing or combat competition. Mentions Oklahoma City and Davenport Iowa as locales with several fighter references such as Karl Marsie and Wanker Wilhur Mhernlion. OCR errors obscure details but the piece signals a southeastern regional title bout with multiple contestants.
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Fragmented OCR sports notes yield scattered names and figures
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Fort Wayne area race results and notable performances
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Friday Pitchers and League Scores Across Baseball
A garbled wire copy lists multiple baseball results from the National and American Leagues, with teams such as Brooklyn, New York, Baltimore, Reading, Rochester, and others. It provides scattered scores like Newark at 4 to 1, Reading 7 Rochester 8, and Baltimore 7, plus various minor leagues and coast league mentions. The piece also notes upcoming or scheduled games with limited clarity and includes erratic team names and locations from across the United States.
Women Stara Meet in Oklahoma Final
Oklahoma City hosts the Oklahoma women’s tennis championship final with Mas Cuervyorst of Wichita and Mrs. Oswald Jacoby formerly Mary McHale of Dallas in the feature match. Other matches include the semi finals of the singles with Lowe Runkle and Ed Overholser, both of Oklahoma City, and Charles Davis vs Arthur Voss of Topeka. The No 1 player Thalheimer of Dallas defeated Overholser after taking the first set 6-1 and losing the second 6-4. The Smith Transfer baseball team seeks three games, one Sunday and one each on July 4 and 4. Call Edie Pollock, Crockett, Wa.
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Purses Large for Mexican Road Race
Lee Truax confirms a $3000 purse fund for the 140 mile international road race from Laredo to Monterey on September 4. Endorsements come from the Laredo Nueva Laredo and Monterey chambers of commerce plus local auto clubs and the Mexican government. Monterey and Nuevo Laredo chambers contribute $3000 with $500 apiece from Nuevo Laredo and Laredo. promoters back $300. The event will feature racing classes for type cars, stock and modified stock, and motorcycles and will invite amateurs and professionals. Truax previously handled the opening of the Nugro-Lereco-Monte Yey paved highway traffic on Sept. 1, 1930.
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Decathlon trials spark bid for Olympic team
Twenty competitors gathered in Evanston for final decathlon tryouts to join the American Olympic squad. Top contenders included Jim Bausch of Kansas, famed in discus and shot put, with a noted 1500 meter weakness, and Wilson Challes Jr who raced from Kell Institute. Texans Graham Batchelor of San Antonio and R F Baldry of Rice Institute also compete, as squads seek berths. A separate note mentions the Martinez Plowboys seeking a tough opponent for Sunday, and a Kerrville rodeo led by Zach Miller slated for Friday and Saturday.
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