Amarillo Fights For Foster Mobility In Indian Baseball
Amarillo officials declined proposals to relocate the San Antonio Indians for the season. President Hammond says travel costs and fan interest drive the decision, with the Tribe finishing their home schedule if crowds pick up. The doubleheader at Techfield drew modest turnout, highlighting Tyler’s bus travel and Texas players’ efforts as the Indians split the games.
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Four Drivers Hurt Halts Salem Race at Rockingham Speedway
Salem New Hampshire June 27 four cars roared through when officials halted the Rockingham speedway ten mile stakes after a crash. Al Gordon of South Bend Indiana was declared winner as Bert Aarents Detroit Al Asien Philadelphia Jon Russo Indianapolis and Frank Farner Winsted Connecticut were among the four drivers injured and another rider knocked against the fence.
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Mason Wins First Half in Hill Loop UANQ Meet
Mason beat the field in a tight Hill Loop race on Sunday as Teague edged Liang for a narrow win. The team built early momentum with strong guard play and steady defense but faced micro-locks from rivals. In other scores Treenricksburg defeated Iheblan 22 to 0 while Brady Letmnedt Korrvillo fell 8 to 5.
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Believe It or Not Prize Winner in Canada Tour
National Belowe 1 u Not Contest ALLERPENSE TRIP THROUGH PROVINCE OF QUEBEC CANADA, IN COMPANY SMITH COLL. Powers-Who SUBMITTED THE SUGGESTION I Checker's-WITHOUT Losing A MAN.
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Helen Jacobs Wins Again at Wimbledon Semi Final Bid
Helen Jacobs advances to the Wimbledon semi finals with a 6-2 8 4 victory over Hilda Krahwinkel, avenging last year’s upset. Mary Heery and Mrs Eileen Bennett Whittingstall push toward the semis while Rene Mathieu ousts Hetty Nutall. Helen Wills Moody also progresses, meeting Mary Beeley in the semi finals.
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Readable fragments name tribes and individuals such as Mantle Meniv Mumia Antwan Poin Viliwanl Tens Wim Carl and Vanes, with scattered references to Monro Sintty Thome Amith Pane and other proper nouns. The passage is a garbled OCR segment listing numerous names and places without a coherent event or narrative.
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Oklahoma tennis stars vie for state title at OKC
Gharias Davis of Oklahoma City and Ed Overholser meet for the Oklahoma men's singles championship after a day that saw Davis and Jerry Sasso win the men's doubles. Women's doubles were claimed by Mae Omiryorst and Virginia Pillars, while Weiland won the Worth Texas skeet crown with 98 of 100 targets.
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Winner of Silverware to Toobert F Lancaster of Larwill IN
Yesterday's Explanations notes Toobert F Lancaster of Larwill Indiana received Rokers Community Plate silverware for his entry in the Believe It or Not contest about his armndparent the Atonzo Lancasters of South Willer Ind. The Lancaster family, ages ranging from a year to over 80, includes four children eighteen grandchildren ten great grandchildren and fourteen in-laws. The couple celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with most of the family present. Tomorrow features A Wonder of Prosupificity inviting readers to mail questions to Mr Miptes care of the Paper with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Multigraphs Beat Stowes In Afternoon Duel
Dallas June 27 news brief reports Multigraphs defeating Stowes 6 4 on Public Service field. Klapp and Hay pitched well for Lettermen with Brightwell Hendricks and Wynn contributing solid defense and offense. Separately Wilis Ming won a junior baseball game while Elmer Francis Blount died at base during the day. he is survived by widow Ridson.
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Loughran Fights Tilt to Upset Steve Hamas in New York
Boxing card in New York features Loughran and Hanns in a clash with talk of youth versus age. Promoter plans a stacked lineup including Charley Retzin facing Marinier in Chicago and Christopher Battallon renewing a featherweight feud with the Petros family at Queensboro Stadium.
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Bikes Leading Morning Loop in Sun Day League Victory
The Janes Bikes notched their twenty fourth win in 28 starts Sunday, moving into the Sunday Morning League lead with a 14-0 shutout over Litbel's Cubeard. Hinton's Cafe beat Cevilcal Power and Light, while other listed names appear in a garbled, partial ledger of standings and players.
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Parker Wins Over Stoefen in Western Tennis Final
Parker, 16, from Milwaukee, defeated Stoefen to win the Western singles title at River Forest Tennis Club. Rain halted play after a 7-6 6-4 finish. Stoefen showed strong net play as Parker, 5'6", leveraged precise serving and baseline rallying to secure the victory amid weather disruptions.
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Auto rule decision looms at USGA on Moreland
Moreland waits for a USGA ruling on auto something likely affecting a winter golf event. The Trans Misassaipus tourney featured 30 hole teams with Davi Goldman. Sahurcay notes MM Wylie city efforts. A German women's relay set a new world mark at 1 minute 45.8 seconds, with Willman Laenemann Poldnan and Gerleke driving the record.
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Long former 5M. U. star loses arm in crash
Long, once a noted long snapper from a Methodist university, suffered severe injuries when his car was sideswiped by a truck near Terrell. Surgeons amputated his left arm above the elbow. Doctors expect recovery as he battles after the collision.
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Leon Valley Trims Alamo Heights Nine
The Leon Valley Indians beat Alamo Heights 9 to 4 at home and will face Texaco Oilers in a double header next Sunday at Leon Valley. A lengthy, garbled follow section lists players and amateur stats with unclear details and stray names.
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Hagen and Jurado Win in Exhibition Match
In Baltimore on June 27 Walter Hagen and Argentine champion Jurado defeated Glen, Boencer, and Tomikichh Miramoly Incan in a wolf exhibition match 9 and 6. Hagen moved around the course under par with a 6 at the fourth hole while Miyamata and Spencer posted 78s amid trouble with putts.
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Two Games Divided by Collins Gardens Sunday
Collins Gardens split a pair at Tunghinrs Park. In the morning, Baker pitched for a 15 9 win over the Knob Hill club at Pittman Sullivan pare. In the afternoon, Sun Novelty beat Collins Gardens 9 4 at Tunghinrs Park.
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Symons Golf Tour Opens July 20 at Beckenridge Park
Hany Symine announced July 20 as the start date for his eleventh annual Symons Golf Tournament at Beackenridge Park. The event attracts about 200 plus amateur players. Reuben Albaugh won last year.
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Opening of 1932 Grand Circuit Race Delayed
The North Randall Grand Circuit racing season opener was postponed due to rain and will be run tomorrow if the weather clears. The program originally set for today will be moved to the next day under weather permitting conditions.
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P. W. Team Triumphs Over Mexican Eagles in Sweep
The P. and F. club shut out the Mexican Eagles, winning the first game 19 to 4 and the second 17 to 5. Robles and Origin won the morning game while White Pena pitched the afternoon contest.
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Still Sulking Games and Mixed High School Notes
Fragmented local sports notes show Woodlawn Eagles losing 6 to 5 at Brooksfield Sunday. Names like Ed Pol lock and Greckrel appear with unclear roles amid a jumble of scores and team references.
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Week End Sports Review from scattered meets and races
A collage of late season results across sports from Oklahoma City to Richmond and beyond. Notable finishes include Gros Morelann defeating Dave Goldman in a close match, Billy Vowell holding Virginia amateur crown, and Brock clocking 3 59 for 1660 meters in trial events.
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Paavo Nurmi aims for 2 22 marathon time at Olympics
In a Finnish report Nurmi claims a short 40 200 meter marathon could set a world best. He would beat Hannes Kolchmainen’s 1920 Olympic standard by over ten minutes, with El Ouatt of France winning Amsterdam 1928 in 2 12 57. Nurmi trains hard while awaiting reinstatement by the IAAF before Los Angeles Games.
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Cleanup Spot Ruins White Sox
CHICAGO June 27 The cleanup spot in the batting order sabotages the White Sox with players moved to the four hole after hitting streaks. Bob Fothergirl Het Kress and Johnny Hodapp are named as recent victims of this strange malady as Red Kees struggles despite earlier hits.
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