Tulsa Mission trip sparks three-game visit with Indians
Oklahoma City Missions beat Tulsa 5 4 in a Friday game behind Eitan Walkup as Dick Whitworth faltered. Mel Mazera joined Tulsa lineup replacing Hugh Holliday while Elton Walkup and Walkup endured late pressure from Ray Flood led rally. Debuts and fielding miscues shaped a tense ninth inning before Walkup’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Lonia
Oklahoma City
Ue Oylers
Mel Mazerra
Bent
Bob Coleman
Hugh Holliday
Ung
Wood Hall
Medinal
Eitan
Elton Gobbred
Ash Hillin
Hag Wa
Ray Flood
Texas Leaders By the Associated Piece Player-Club-B
Dallas players and Houston figures dominate listed standings and bases with Mosolf, Waetwood, Perl, and Strong among notable names. Tulsa and Galveston appear in team mentions, with various scores and hits recorded across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosolf
Dallas
Worth
Waetwood
Houston
Cyllec Bine
Mart
Trini Watwood
Mauston
Athetin
Stroner
Talsa
Hye
Tahnaon
Cote
Galvwaton
Blrikevale
Ele
Balveton
Riehnodd
Galveatan
Delle
Gill
Baker
Dalte
Galveeton
Fort Worth Fans See Steady Ballgame In Texas Clash
In a Texas league note, Reidy pitched for Galveston as Jakucki fanned batters in a 11-3 win over Fort Worth. Key plays included timely hits by Stein, Keane, and Watwood with several stolen bases and fielding rookies. The game clock read 2:15 with Reidy earning the win and Jakucki taking the loss as both sides plated runs throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govner
Bester McGeeth
Gimesan
Reidy
Lantigs
Galveston
Sahinary
Errers
Moore
Shellas
Stebbins
Heel
Guero
J. Moore
Busko
Stebpris
Susce
Poel
Fort Wacth
Jakuckl
Reeara
Sheasy Hung
Inojaga
Reid Ae
Jakuckt
Davis
Ifices
Hosteller
Bina Moser
Reid
Jakucki
Jaiuber
Jakucki Govereny
Coe
Simmer
Ine
Montague
Slilen
Schubie Watwood
Fare
Fran Stevencan
Leve Dliles
Epps
Stein
Kanne
Stevenson
Leas Twot Tose
Keane
Schutle
Omerun
Schuchter
Stiles
Jonnard
Bys Stevenson
Junnare
Slits
Nslj Inners
Paleyer
Alwand
Nauble
Strower
Stein le Keane
Watwood
Hongton
Dallas
Houston
Usg Nires
Fall An Cotter
Mrs Parnell Wins Texas Municipal Women Golf Title
Mrs Johnny Parnell of Dallas captured the Texas municipal women's golf championship yesterday, defeating Wirz after leading throughout the event. Once a favorite to defend her crown, she dethroned a top Dallas sharpshooter and surprised the field with a strong final showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Municipal
Johnny Parnell
Wirz
Wahl- Whel
Parnell
Wonlfakrt
Water babies in diving feature at New York meet
In New York on June 21, young divers Mary Hoerner and Marjorie Gestring led a field in the outdoor AAU championships. Mary Hoerner, 19, and 13 year old Marjorie Gestring were favored to challenge backstroke rivals Janice Lifson and Eleanor Jarrett in 220 yard backstroke. Miss Rawls added victory in the 100 meters medley, while Lenore Wingard and others vied for depth in remaining events. The Washington Athletic Club team from Seattle moved into a first place tie with the New York Women’s Swimming Association with 11 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Habies
Bemuttes
Mary Hoerner
Mia
Marjorie Gestring
Los Angeles
Mary
Tamaus Hotior Sist Frne
Annabeth
Tarrett
Mel
Jarrett
Woorisra
Katy Rawls
Miami
Lenore Kight Wingard
Ant
Homestead
Miss Rawls
Ward
Washington Athletic Club
Seattle
Womens Swimming Ace Socation
Fort Crockett and Randolph Baseball Series Set
Fort Crockett and Randolph in Galveston host a four game Fort Crocketts set at Wie Kelly Field. Schedule shows two games Saturday at 2:20 and a 4:00 Sunday tilt with Terry Weld listed among officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Crockett
Randolph
Fort Crocketts
Galveston
Kelly Field
Rivet FaMic
Gne
Terry Weld
Officials on Hand as West Trials Set in Memorial Meet
West officials crowded the Memorial meet as athletes failed to fill heats. Norman Bright of the San Francisco Olympic Club led a strong showing in the 400 meter dash, while Lew Zamperini of Torrance and Pablo Elomo of the Mexican Athletic Club battled in the 5000. Despite scheduling issues, several heats were held with top performers advancing to New York finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Targester
Memorial Conset
Une
Norman Bright
San Fratciecca Olympic Club
New York
Hee Lime
Lews Zamperini
Torrance
Cail
Pablan Elomnigga
Mexican Athletic Club
Biidle
Texas League All-Star Ballot for Dallas Game
Readers are urged to vote for the Texas League All-Star team to represent the Southern division in the Dallas game set for Saturday night May 25. Submit ballots to the Texas League office in Dallas or to The Light and Guide sports department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas League
Pepe
Dallas
Aly
Neb
Norily
Saute
Texas Bases Hat League
Dulles
Texas
The
Light Aid IL
Youngsters Compete in Denver Golf Tourney Final
In Denver on June 274, 22 year old Aaroy Miley defends her title against 15 year old Meatrice Barrett. Barrett reaches semi finals after beating Dallas player Ban Cnan der 2 and 1 while Miley overcomes Potty Berg, then Barrett, on a day noted for challenging greens and mixed accuracy.
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Denver
Yew Wanen
Trinesissippi
Boekone
Tveslanan
Aarioy Miley
Texiheton
Meatrice Barrett
Minnneapolis
Miss Barrett
Minneapolis
Minnesta
Minneapolis Utes
Miss Miley
Potty Berg
Chandler
Gillian Athlet Uc upset ends San Diego AAU volleyball bid
In Dallas on June 27 the defending San Diego Call club fell to Gillian Athlet Uc from Fort Worth Texas in a three game opening round upset. Texas clubs captured the title with wins over Dallas Athletic and Oklahoma MCG A while San Antonio MG A was defeated early by Gillian 15 3.
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San Diego
Dallas
Call
Gillan Athlet Uc
Fork Worth
Texas
Nktlongs
Dark Horse
Texas Clu Wal
Park Worth
Dallas Athletic Ghich
Oklinema
M.cg. A
Eng Trans
San Anthlo
MG. A
Engvies
Gills
German Boy Set World Record Ruled Out
German born athlete Robert Rodenkirchen of Dixon High School in Jersey City surged to a world record in a US Olympic trial semi final at Wetward stadium but was disqualified when his German citizenship was found. Officials stated he could compete if he gained American citizenship by July 11, avoiding in trials at Randall’s Field.
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Inbridge
Mass
Robert Rodenkirchren
Dickinson High School
Jersey City
N.S
Wetward Stadium
Otherworld
United States
Yrar-Atd
Edeic Tolan
Redenkirchen
eGrmali
Bill Bingham
Ciairmas
Tal
Randall's Field
Nyy
Allen Nears Beard's Mark in Hurdles at Marquette
Allen of Oklahoma Baptist University matched Percy Beard's world record for the 20 meter hurdles at the Marquette Olympic trials. The event saw a swift time of 144 seconds, tying an Olympic record and signaling a strong performance at the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Beard
Milwaukee
Gam
Oklahoma Baptist University
Percy Bear
Marquette University
Track stars set fast marks in setbacks and showings
George Saling tops the field in 1992 trials while Ralph Metcalfe and Sam Stoller blaze times in sprint heats. University rivals from USC and Michigan compete for Olympic berths as Don Lish of Indiana debuts, Meadows clears 13 feet 9 inches in the pole vault, and Hurstiel Neil triumphs in the hops and jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saling
Beard
Phil Copp
University of Souther California
Allen
Ralph Metcalfe
Regre E Printer
Hic Marquetts Club
Thilwaukes
Metcalfe
Sam Stoller
University of Michmin
Amd? Wismat
Alrad Fiteh
University’ of Gaukhen California
Hou Canningham
Lawrence
Kan Tumed Jin
Don Lish
Indiana
Saveu Uvas
Earn Meadows
University of Southern California
Herstiel Neil
Maryville Mo
Track stars clash in Easter trials at Harvard stadium
At Harvard Stadium Cambridge Massachusetts the Easter semi final tryouts draw top athletes from across the East including Darlington star performers such as Torrance Snitz Garcia and Bon Arrow. Peacock withdraws with a damaged tendon and fades from sprint to long jump as others like OBrien Holtsteir Anderson and Hornbostel push for finals.
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Cambridge
Masa
Harvard
Falace Peacock
Peacock
Cone Cette
Tseing Wyvesure
Dex Torrance
Dinmy" Snitz
Boston
Eddie Garcia
BI Bon- Arrow
Gene Venzke
Randall's
Skand
Daly
Glehn Hardin
Louisiena Slatence
Eddie O'Brien
Syracuse
Jack Holtsteiur
Dartmouth
Indiana
Chuck Hornboste
Jatin Wood- Twee Pittstingh Negro
John Anderson
Olynyie
Henrry
Monk
William Pid Mary
Hop G'Dell
New York A. GS
Henry Draver
New York A.C
Dudley Wilkins
Wis Suutiweset Ay Cbedsueme
Ae C
Bostwick and Garcia clash in Monday show at Tech Held
Bostwick, who beat Young Seta last Wednesday, faces a tough assignment Monday at Tech Held. He collides with Carlos Garcia in Astxere and bol on the Wield Brown-Tony Hee tora dele card for the rabid fight fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostwick
Garcia
Young Seta
Hiself
Tech
Carlos Garcia
Bol
Tony
Morris Leads in Decathlon at San Francisco Meet
The decathlon at MacQuille University Stadium opened with Glen Morris of the Denver Athletic Club leading after five events and 38 points ahead of Robert Chatic of the San Francisco Olympic Club. Notable scores include Morris 4963 and Clark 4265, with competitors from Kansas, Notre Dame, California, and Oklahoma gathering in Milwaukee. Hayward of Grinnell College injured in the broad jump as the event progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Stumie
Seader
Glen Morris
Denver Athletic Club
Robert Chatic
San Francisco
tUchia
Macquelle University Stadium
Mortis
Kansas
Runar Stone
San Figueisco
Cotluxe
Leynott Mark
University of Oklahoma
Joseph Hall
Stantic
Beaqbuerd
A. A. UL
State College
Arnold Prehein
Department Sf Agriculture
A. A
Washington
D. C
Agron Phillips
Los Angeles
John Sniscak
Department of Agriculture
J, C
Anthony Minnino
New York
Ve Hayward
Grime College
Four Remain In Trans Miss Golf Tourney
Wichita, Kandune I George Matson of Wichita survived the parsbusting Trans Miss golf event, eliminating Dallas champion Jack Muncer 6 and 5 in the quarterfinals. Walter Emery of Oklahoma City and Johnny Dawson of Chicago advanced, while Goodman and Dojd faced late trouble as others struggled with a bril liant rally by O Hara Wetts and Hankinson from Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kandune
George Matson
Goling Goadenutt
Flir
Walter Emery
Okishount City
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Matson
Society Girl Weds Gridder Scarborough in Virginia Home
Virginia Verderlip weds Frank A. Vonderlip at the bride’s family home in Virginia. The groom, a banker, is linked to Cleveland Ohio society circles. the couple’s notice notes Schoales family connections with football and lacrosse fan circles.
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Gridder
Scarborough
Virginia
Frank A. Vonderlip
Dadiey Neyhan Schoales
Cleveland
Ohio
Schoales
James J. Schoales
Camnell Vnivers
Potts Faces Sutter In Intercollegiate Tennis Meet
Chicago June 27 An unseeded entrant Potts of North Carolina meets Ernest Sutter of Tulare in a feature singles match at Northwestern for a place in the final. Vernon John of Southern California, a southpaw, yesterday beat Ben Dey of Stanford 6 3 1 4 4, advancing to the semis. Potts reached the semifinals by beating Lindsey Franklin of Texas, while Sutter edged Gardner Mi of Miami. Johns and Cars of Southern California face Dey and Seward of Stanford in doubles with the winners set to meet Bickel Burgess of Chicago for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University
Ramsay "Potts
North Carolina
Ernest, Buller
Tulare
Vernon John
Southern California
Paville Cuoss
John
Ben Dey
Stanford
Fotle
Lindsey Franklin
Texas
Sutter
Gardner
University
Eran
Bickel
Burgess
Western
Canteretics
Dick Bennett
Paul Newton
Y P L Tennis Doubles Meet At Gimes Club Courts
Y P L Tennis participants Jey Sami Levey and Ill ifpyar face Jean and Sidney Wieder in a doubles seminar match during the Young Fev e s teacup enmis tournament. Levey and Lipter advanced to the semifinals with a 5 7 8 1 victory over Louis and Sam Aiki Pridgy ni. Oliine.
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Jey Sami Levey
Ill Ifpyar
Jean
Sidney Wiedermenn
Gimes
Levey
Lipter
Louis
Sam Aiki Pridgy
Oliine
Great Rookies Land Jobs On Star Teams
Boston June 2 6 The National and American League all star teams will take the field here July 7 with two rookies highlighted as standout talents. Joe DiMaggio and Stuart Martin head the standout inclusions as major league voters select the 21-man rosters for the midsummer classic.
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Boston
Teokien
Yor DiMaggio
Yankee Joulfletter
Stuart Martin
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Charley Grimm
Cubs
al Summons
Joe Cromp
Atel Harder
Joe Yosmik
Frankie Frisch
Paul Waller
Pepper Mur Ho
Dean
Divay
Charlie Gehring
Ganby Harbnets
Bed Grove
National League
Joe Medwick
MclCott
Joe Mooie
Giants
Wally Berger
Bees
Frank Demarce
Bill Hernan
Atky Vaughan
Pirates
Bill ‘Jerry
Cards
Finkey Whitney
Philies
Dizzy Door
Carl Hubbell
van Mungo
Doggers
Lon Warneke
Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Oubr
Emile Lombardi
Reds
Joy di Mage
George Gelkirk
Bart Averill
Tidians
Ray Radcliffe
White Sox
Ben Chapman
Smavs
Tatieléers
Charley Gehringee
Tigers
Luke Appling
White Sag
Loi Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sok
Finkey Higgins
Athletics
Lefiy Grove
Reg Ox
Vernon Gomez
Monte Pearson
Lynwood Rowe
Mickey Cochrane
Bill Ulokey
Rolly Hemstey
St. Louis
Whitney
Sreak
Phillies
Browns
Caleher Gus Munvise
Glanta
Winnie Bru Maker
Ernic Lombarill
Pinkes" Whitney
Phil
Siniksely
Rollie Hemsley
Ha Browns
Qochrane
Frank
Pinkey
Fight Results From Worcester Bouts Noted
Faint and garbled lines show fighters listed with ages and hometowns including Worcester Newark Los Angeles Cleveland and New York. Names such as J. Dani Pablo Dera Jon Royce Pete Redo appear among a broken bout record with weights and venues missing clear results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Bn Fiewusilert
Ballyuate
Newark
J. Dani
Balpian
Aix
Andiny O'Shea
Hongo
Alow
Califi
Pablo Dera
Los Angeles
Lepine AL Rem Pna
San Diego
Hallywood
Jon Royce
Baa
Texas U Plans to House Athletes in One Dormitory
A Texas University proposal would house all athletes in a remodeled Wesleyan college dormitory with meals served in a common room. Wages for athletic tasks would be paid into the house account to cover board and room, reducing living costs. Officials have not announced the plan, but Dr Benedict acknowledges consideration by university councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas U
Passibilly
University of Texas
Wesleyan
Benedict
White
Alileaig ‘Council
Board of Regents
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Jack Brilheart
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Reine
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Je Hleken
Sig Gryska
Risin
Stanton
DMN
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Rebine ‘Howe
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Stein Gan
Naylor
Welch Pima
Stein Nut
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Cnet
Stowel
Wyatt Ar Innit
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Neugton
Dallas Aeelo
Setrble
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I Evans
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Lepingy
Howston
Marjorie
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Eleanor Hohe Jarreth
Mary Hopager
West
Ano
Frank Wykoff
Nike
Cam Daier
Robinson
Graham
Ben Eastman
Wii Ab
Jimmy Lavatle
Bill Sefton
Ernie Sutter
Tulane University
Cliff Sutter
Morris
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