Advances With Easy Win In Opener At Wimbledon
Alice Marble, United States champion and Wimbledon favorite, won 6-3 6-2 over Mrs J S Kirk in the first round of the all England championships. Marble showed powerful serves and forehand but some control issues early. Helen Jacobs advanced 6-0 6-2, defeating Mrs. By Haylock in a match where the English women offered little resistance.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Alice Marble
United States
Day
J. S. Kirk
Grea Britain
San Frencisco Star
Alice
Miss Marble
Duto
Mis
Hark
Oddie
Celifernis
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley Calif
Helen
Queen Mother Mary
EL Haylock
Jeante
Blwood Cooke
NoNeil
Gens Smith
Owen Anerson
Fanjo Punged
Prang Kukuljevic
Britain
Buring’ Austh
Vika
Joseph Asboth
Hungary
McNeill
Austin
Inobody
Riggs
Lee
Bob Helen Jacobs
Tennis Scores at FIMELEDON Championship
Fragmented report lists several women's singles matches with players from Great Britain Denmark Poland and France. Results show 6-4 1-? and 6-2 scores, with multiple British competitors and mixed nationalities advancing to later rounds.
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Fimeledon
Eng
Belgin
Ty Kiabwinke
Denmark
Mirx Ging
Great Britain
Fitz. DL
Little
Spelea Ah MO Stewart
Brigin
René Mathieu
France
Foroxova
Poland
Ure
Ronald Ellis
Gress
Mekelle
Creat
Great Tiltaln
Des Fested Mrz
EA. Niddleton
Ritalin
Ick
Britain
Reremary Thomie
Valerie Sebit
Fa Mrz
Ly. Hertst
Bohey Satin
Ern’ Wheeler
Sentu Manis
Judgment for Armstrong case in Kentucky court
A Kentucky circuit court returned judgment of 10227.50 against Henry J. Armstrong, a welterweight boxing champion, in a car accident case arising from a January 29 crash on the way to a Louisville appearance. Sarah Reynolds, 25, a Covington physical education instructor, testified she suffered injuries. Armstrong was in England on an exhibition tour and did not attend the trial.
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Armstrong
Warsaw
Henry J. Armstrong
Cal Aston
Sarah Reynolds
Louisville
Armatrong
Y Biss Reynolds
Phyal
Blanton Returns Home With Arm Strain
Darrell Cy Blanton veteran Pittsburg Minite pitcher heads to Oklahoma to rest his sore elbow for at least three weeks and possibly the remainder of the season after a no hit effort and a draining stretch in which he spent much time on the beach due to a elbow injury.
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Fitysburge
Suse
Darrell Cy" Blanton
Pittsbucek
Oklahoma
Blanton
All-Star Team Five Missions Lead Vote In Texas League
In Southern division voting for the Texas League all-star game at San Antonio July 0, Dynamite Dunn advances to first base. Wallie Eaves of Shreveport remains a 14-game winner, with several shifts in the first-base and other position rankings among voters and clubs.
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Guy wAiray
The
Missions
San Antonio Park
San Antonio
Alamo Battery CO
U. S
A. S. Tires
Unclear Texas Leader list includes multiple names and places
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous personal names and places such as Shreveport Beaumont Houston San Antonio Oklahoma City and Washington with scattered numbers and initials. The passage reads like an index of people and locales without a coherent event or narrative.
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Nevikett
Tessa
Narchani
Shreveport
Franklin
Beaumont
Sullon
Houston
Ing
Oklahoma
Lucadelie
San Antonio
Brel
Cristy
An Antonio
Chatham
FWI
Brotenhave
Aolfia CW
Pang
Bastering
Geis
Thaings Phono
Garhiens Anz
Greer
Giihs
Eaves
Mandlerr Tate
Run In With Umpire Costs Kilgore Boys
Kilgore players Lew Goielta and Ch Klugy were fined 50 dollars each and suspended indefinitely after a run in with umpire Lea Engey during a Texas Baseball League game in Yvacksunville on June 27. The Tyler Fulquee company provided context for the incident.
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Yvacksunville
Mosles
Texas Baseball League
Uwe Kilgore
Lew, Goielta
Ch Klugy
Lea Engey
Tyler Fulguee
Kleberg Wins Corpus Golf Championship
R M Kleburg Jr son of Congressman Richard M Kleberg won the Corpus Christi Golf and Country Club annual tournament final round defeating J A Manley 73 to 75 after 38 holes in the title match. Semifinals saw Hack Scholl edge Manley, and Mantey defeat Harvey Weil. Roy Huner beat O K Dowell on the 20th hole. Other flight winners included McCampbell, Curlin, Van Ness, Holt, McKamey, Coleman, Box, Nelson and Beevers in various rounds and consolation matches.
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Corpus Chrigtt
R.M. Kleburg Jing
Richard M. Klevere
Aternoon
J. A. Manley
Corpus Christi Golf and Country Club
Polf
Jehete
Manley
Hack Scholl
Mantey
Harvey Weil
Roy Hulnter
O. K. Dowell
Fnals
John G. McCampbell
Hen Well
Hght
Dwight Curlin
Winening
Murray Edleon
R. C. van Ness
Bruce Baxter
Birne Holt
Herbert
Voney
Mfth
Camalaljon
H. FP. Sehwaty
Cpionship
Ster
Veteran Paschal coach Meyers dies after operation
Fort Worth honors Moyers veteran coach of Paschal High School athletic teams who died unexpectedly following a medical procedure. He had been hospitalized a week after surgery on June 20.
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Coacie Meyers
DIRS
San Antonio Sports Rally Stalls Missions In Double Boss
In a tense game, San Antonio pitcher protests when Byrnes was caught stealing, then the Sports push runs in the sixth and eighth innings. Criscola singles, Criscola scores on a passed ball, and Munster Peel relieves late as the Sports hold on for a victory.
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Prom Page
Connors
Kigerner
Lucnnelia
Byrnes
San Antonio Piiot
Silber
San Antonio
Uns
Criscola
Dunn
Spilgere
Swift
Beldue
Kherner
Tacadello
Major Leaders by the Axeneloaded Tre Am LE Furling AcQuinan
A garbled box score style item lists leading players and stats from the American League. References include Baston, Waishington and Trane, Fox ton, Greenberg, Rolfe, Trinkes AcQuion, Louie, Kelt cher, Pixx, Parrott, and Wright with mentions of home runs, doubles, and stolen bases. unclear dates and places and several OCR errors cloud the exact context.
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Tre
AcQuinan
Louls
Baston
Rons
Crye
Waalington
Trane
Foxton
Huts
Wiliiis
Jay Tate
Case
Washitelin
Sky McQuinn
Greenberg
Detroit
Rolfe
New York
Trinkes
AcQuion
Louie
Keltcher
Cleveland
Wright
Tray Qin Teuwis
Washington
Creenher
Pixx
Boston
Bere
Parrott
Waatstmston
Its
Baxter Jordan Exits Phillies To Orioles Minor Leagues
Baxter Jordan formerly the Philadelphia Pallet first baseman was sold outright to Baltimore in the International League. He was sent to Syracuse briefly before a league commission decision returned him to the minors in a reshuffle of rosters.
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Baxter Jordan
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Palley
Wave Bres
Baltimore
Jordan
Syracuse
League
Exhibition Baseball Breatyn and City Matchups
Fragmented OCR lists multiple baseball teams, players, and venues with scattered names such as LeMarier, Pilon, Bystrom, Stanford, and Charleston. The text hints at exhibition games and intercity matchups with various players and locations, but readable details are limited.
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Breatyn
Bpelesiodd
LeMarier Footie
Pilon
Ie le Cran
Bivingatin
Bystrom
Stadford
Bantan
Bralford
Fery
Ansgrown
Calag
Meleneh
Sehoettie
Flak
Brinkdobnts
Kanistock
Charleston
Leleverre
Jon Ron
Palsbureh
Mitterton
Weintaeiman
Clemenzon
Bral
Mit Wayker
Ciena Anf
Miaukes
Dillerd
Texans behind in college tee meet aligns leaders at Wakonda
Three golfers Vincent D Antoni Tulane Ray Visquain Iowa State and Lewis Deling Virginia led the opening round of the forty second national intercollegiate golf tournament at Wakonda Country Club. Seventy eight players from 47 schools tied for par as darkness halted play with Visquain posting a 72 after a 39 front nine.
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Richard VW
Randolia
Joan K. David
Purdue
Stanley
Kowal
Michigan State
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
Maryin-Mesch
Oklahoma
Warren Tansey
Drei Ritchie
Kansas
Tom Itoak
Towa State
B. R. Morrill
Yale
John Hemery
Michigan
Stewart Alexander
Duke
Robert Brownell
Puke
John Selby
Princeton
Walter Myers
Ca’fordia
John P. Burke
George
Town
Rufus King
M. A
Harvey Haverstick
Swarthmore
Art Floberg
Helon
Frank Parpich
Bert McDowell
L. S.A
W. A. Cordingly
Harvard
Don P. Kennedy
Stanford
Dan Carmichael
Erinteten
Buck Lage
Fay
Nell
Stoonquist
Minnesota
Rennie J. Kelly
Southert
California
Bill
Black
Arthur
Riggs Flop or Champion Wimbledon Will Find Out
Wimbledon fans await two weeks of action to see if Bobby Riggs rises as a top contender or disappoints. The US No 1 remains confident amid mixed results, facing tough rivals from Britain and Europe as the field hopes to unmask the likely champion.
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Riggs
Wimbledon
Iawa State and IU Qualifiers Set for Elite Match Weekend
After today's play the 64 high qualifiers enter the bracket. Double rounds run Wednesday and Thursday. The SG-hole semi finals are Friday and the Elite match features Ailsa over 36 dates on Saturday.
American Association matchup details and players listed
Fragmented OCR lists teams and player names such as Wagner Stadjeakt Rogalekl Barnsack and others across venues like Toledo Kansas City and Box One. It reads like a boxing or wrestling ledger with scattered scores and affiliations.
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Howlsele
Dua
Toledo
Wagner
Stadjeakt
Rogalekl, Barns and Ack
Kansas City
Paul
Vance and MecCullourhs
Cain
Pasex
Tadisnapafig
Scumbys
Gontone
Logan
Amireng
Sterle Cops Golf Sweep at Willow Springs
Elson Sterle won a golf event at Willow Springs on Monday. Charles Kirin finished second with a 12 over par score, while George Terrell posted a 78 7 72.
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Elson Sterle
Willow Springs
Charles Kirin
Pra
Willow
George Terrell Hind
Evangeline League Take Charles 7 One Time
A fragmented note describes fielding changes as Evangeline League players Charles and Therla join Rayon 1 with staff shifts affecting Ainxen operations. Details are unclear due to partial OCR text.
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Evangeline League
Charles
Therla
Rayon 1
Gotners
Ainxen
Guernsey and Kamrath Winters in Intercollegiate Tennis
Guernsey and Bob Kamrath advance to the quarterfinals at the National Intercollegiate Tennis Championships in Haverford Pennsylvania as 41 colleges are represented. Defending champion Guernsey faces Hardie in the fourth round while Kamrath from Texas meets Bobby Law in a tough third-round battle.
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Haverford
Dune
Fom
Abefor Crickets
Midwest
Bobby Law
Stanford Sophomoore
GB Chub Stert
Chemsey
Fnals Wheating
Warren Christaner
Texya
Marion
al John's
Brooklyn
William Hoges
California
Ronald Lubin
Southern California
Marvin Kauropitz Tehigh
Guernsey
Hardie
Fishback
Hegel Lowl
Pero
Lubin
Va Krakowitz
Memmth
Kilgus
Bobbitt
Wachman
Harman
Padesta Murphy
Peacock
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Kilgore Boys
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Ra Ae ES
Fact Ach Brewhg Corporation
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Kleberg
Corpus Golf
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Brite
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Ow Tyler
Geo Fay
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Jimmy Perrin
New Orleans
Everette Rikkimize
Sioux City
England
Bobby Riggs
Bobby
Boston Braves
Rene Lacoste
Stiggs
Ma McNeill
Batu Gott
Jaye
Nisten
J. Dhamija
Anyon Paod
Robby Riggs
American Association
Sterle Cops
Bob Kamrath
Frames Schonen
Yapr
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Tire
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Battery Company
Hk Home Town Boys
Joe Dimick
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Wellard Sign
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