AAU National Track Meet Opens In San Antonio At Alamo Stadium
San Antonio hosts a two day AAU national track meet with junior and senior divisions. Events run Friday night and Saturday afternoon featuring competitors like Leusarl Strand and Purdue’s Bill Bangert with top entrants from Texas and beyond.
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San Antonio Acule
Leusarl Strand
Sweden
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Bill Bangert
Purdue
Willard N. Greim
A. A
Dan Ferris
Allen Lawley
Texas
John Robertson
NCAA
Robertson
Tennis Aces Advance in Texas section tournament
June 27 results from the Colonial Country Club show third roundists advancing. Mrs. Marteen Rank Scheel of San Antonio and Julian Oales of Waco won to reach the third round, with Scheel defeating top seed Mary Cunningham 7 5 6 4 and Oates beating Dallas’ Jack Turpin 9 7 4 6 7 3 in junior boys singles. Harold Folks defeated Grady Gordon in men's singles, Herbert Karren beat James Garner, and Ethel Norton defeated Maurice Vowell. Pat Torti took a default from Peggy Keith.
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Rory Wortit
Colonial Country Club
Marteen Rank Scheel
San Antonio
Julian Oales
Waco
Follaws
Ilarold Folks
Grady Gordon
Herbert Karren
James Garner
Amarillo
Ethel Norton
Maurice Vowell
el Paso
Pat Torti
Dallas
Peggy Keith
Trojans Lead NCAA Tennis in Quarterfinal Push
RVANSTON WI June 27 USC dominates the NCAA tennis tourney as fourth round play opens. Bob and Tom Falkenburg lead the Trojans with singles wins and doubles pairings advancing. Other results include Mabry over Nohnson, Likas over San Francisco and doubles teams Mabry/Chew and Match/McCarthy securing victories.
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Rvanston
INS
University of Southern California
Phe
Bob
Tom Falkenburg
USC
Trojans
William and Mary
Miami
Texas
Rice
Ted
Bob Falkenburg
Clarence Mabry
Eugene Nohnson
Rensselaer
Harry Likas
San Francisco
Gardner Larned
Ben Weil
Sam Match
Leslie Longshore
Tulane
Ed Chew
Robert Dake
Lawrence Daley
Northwestern
Ken McCarthy
Arnold Brown J
Andy Moses
Western Michigan
Robert Falkenburg
Southern Calfornia
Jack Blanton
Latin St Francis softball selections and workouts
Names of players listed for the Latin St Francis American and girls leagues with workout times. Softball athletes from multiple clubs such as San Pedro No. 2 Cha.se Casas Luther Chape and Joe Schuhardt among others are slated to train Friday at 3 p.m. at San Pedro while the American team features J Paya Pat Fogarty Johnny Sutter and several others from St. Cecilia's St Gerard's and related clubs.
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St. Francis
Ramiro Gonzales
San Pedro
Chase Casas
Luther Chape
Mond
Mounglaw
Mike Arcevalos
Manuel Guerra
Joe Schuhardt
Chepe Martinez
Joe Rodriguez
J. Stiveries
Manuel
Johnny Sutter
Telephone Company
Jimmy Lieberman
Tumey
Perry Lloyd
Seven Up
Johnny Johnston
Sid Robbins Clothiers
Herman Dresch
Rosy Vorphal
Huggle
St. Ann's
Rodgers
Clarence Ebtinger
Mel Kwenning
R L Bottlers
Johnston Marsden
S. A. Jiminy College
Len Rose
Iarold Sashiveky
B’nai B'rith
Tony Narelyco
Betty and Babe Koes in Western Open Debut Highlight
Zaharias, making a repeat performance in Des Moines, wins two matches at the Western Open, defeating Jean Hutto 6 and 5 and facing Rey Jameson in a quarterfinal. Betty Hicks falls to Row, while Phyllis Oda and Louise Suggs win their early rounds. Patty Berg advances over Freese as others vie for positions in the upper and lower brackets.
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Miarches
Rey Jameson
San Antonio
Betty
Shirley Spark
Detroit
Phyllis Oda
Atlantic
Towa
Louise Suggs
Lithia Springs
Phyllis
Kathleen Carey
Cedar Rapids
Georgia
Lucile Robinson Mann
Des Maines
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Marjorie Row
Riverside
Patty
Betty Hicks
Chicago
Miss Row
Freese
Portland
Ore
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Owas Whiner
Catherine Fox Park
Glen Ridge
N. J
H.R. Staats
Davenport
Sports Roundup: Open water, fights, and trades across leagues
San Diego selected for the A U U men s outdoor swimming meet August 2 3 and 4. Lawson Little and Sammy Snead arrived in London for the British Open. Buffalo club signs Tackly John Malisi and Eugene Ball from Duquesne. Comiskey Ray fight in Boston postponed due to illness. Oswald Bernard Rowle 18 signed as free agent by Dallas Rebels. Bowie farmed to Hanmond in Evangeline league. Vic Johnson optioned to Baltimore by Cleveland. Edney named Auburn varsity cage coach. Karl Sarpolis suspended 10 days in Texas for unsatisfactory handling of a match. Jim Wallace optioned to Indianapolis. Ray Robinson cancels match in Milwaukee after breaking hand. Heiny Becker acquired from Nashville. Veeck orchestrates moves involving Rocco Treichel and Klieman. Empire City stakes field set. Arlington classic on July 27. Durocher fined 100 after run-in with umpire. Nate Andrews released by the Giants. Cerdan Williams Paris bout postponed to July 7 or 8. Wes Ferrell resigns as Lynchburg manager. Ellsworth Vines wins Massachusetts open title in playoff.
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San Diego
Lawson, Little
Sammy Snead
London
Buffalo Club
John Malisi
Eugene Ball
Duquesne
Boston
Comiskey
Oswald Bernard Rowle
Hammond
Dallas Rebels
Bowie
Hanmond
Evangeline League
Vic Johnson
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Edney
Auburn
Karl Sarpolis
Houston
Texas
George” Wagner
Sterling Davis
Ed Klieman
Indianapolis
Max Hirsch
Durocher
Tom Dunn
Nate Andrews
New York
Paris
Marcel] Cerdan
Holman Williams
Chicago
Kramer Triumphs in Wimbledon Fourth Round Sweep
Jack Kramer of California edged Igmace Trocaynski of Poland in straight sets 6-1 6-0 6-0 to reach the quarterfinals at the All England Championships. Kramer battled a blistered racket hand and dropped seven points in the second set as he advanced with the youngest clear win of his run. Tom Brown of San Francisco upset fourth seed Pancho Segura of Ecuador 4-6 6-3 6-3 in another upset on the London grass.
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Wimbledon
Jack Kramer
California
Jintao
Igmace Trocaynski
Poland
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Kelly Field Fliers Schedule Rosita Miners Series
The Kelly Field Fliers host the Rosita Miners at Richter Field with three games on July 4 at 2 30 and one game on July 5 Kelly and the A A M J E C club also play at Richter Field Saturday
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Kelly
Rosita
Kelly Field
Rosita Minas
Mexico
Richter Field
Fiom
A.A. F.amje.c
Richterfield
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