U S Tennis Stars Reach Wimbledon Semis in Doubles and Singles
Pancho Gonzales and Frankie Parker advanced to the doubles semifinals by defeating Gizani Cucelli and Marcello Delbello in straight sets. Ted Schroeder edged Frank Soderine to reach the men's singles semis as the United States maintains a growing presence at Wimbledon.
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Wimbledon
UINS
Pancho Gonzales
Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Gizani Cucelli
Marcello Delbello
Maly
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cziff
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Tony Mothany
Geoff Paish
Helen Petersen Rihbany
Boston
Posey Dawson-Sccott
Britain
Rihbany
U. S
Little Gem Heading
Gussie Moran
Santa Monica
Louise Brough
Beverly Hits
Margaret Osborne duPont
Bellevue
Del
Sheila Summers
Ethel Wetermeyer
South Africa
London
United States
Calif
Schroeder
Frank Soderine
Mathens
Eric Sturgess
Ted
Davis Cup Stars Rally as Bromwich and Gonzales Fall
In a tough field at the postwar Davis Cup event American and Australian players clash. Bromwich dethroned defending champion Bob Falkenburg in five sets while Geoff Brown toppled Richard Gonzales early. Other Americans Mulloy and Cochell eliminated as Schroeder eyes Sturgess after a 21 year old upset bid. Drobny and Bromich loom in finals with uncertain matchups Friday.
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Af Crzechoslovak
John Bromwich
Australia
Bromwich
Bob Falkenburg
Js Angeles
Geoff Brown
Richard “Pancho” Gonzales
Los Angeles
Gardnar Mulloy
Eart Cochell
Sedgy
Schroeder Reust
Eric Sturgess
Gonizales
United States
Frank Parker
Ted
Sturess
Drobny Ner Bromich
Peete Brown
Gonzales
Jarcstav Drabny
City Major Teague double header at Richterfield
In the first game Wednesday night City Majors Carpenter's union faces Voelker's. Grand Prize Beer and A E Axle meet in the nightcap. The opener starts at 6 30 pm and the second game at 8 75 am.
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Carpenter's Union
Voelker’s
Teague
Richterfield
Beer
A&e Axle
Young and Lever Wed in Kenedy Home Ceremony
Loraine Young and Alia Lever wed at the home of Samy Beck in Kenedy on Sunday evening. Gil Cavanaugh served as best man and Jerry Lynn attended. Lever, UT student, stood with her mother as the ceremony joined two prominent local figures in a city event.
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Loraine Young
Ita Lower
City Women's Inks
Young
Samy Beck
Kenedy
Gil Cavanaugh
Bandera
Last Valley Ranch
Jerry Lynn
Lever
University of Texas
Tudent
Ever
North Texas Golfers in Good Form
A storm delayed a collegiate golf tournament at Ames, with 223 players needing resumption. Harvie Ward led morning qualifiers with a 69, while Arnold Palmer and L M Crannell Jr tied for 70, as North Texas State led the team standings at 297 and Michigan next at 302 amid unsettled weather and possible extra rounds.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Harvie Ward
North Carolina University
Ward
Soomcoh
Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest
L. M.crannell Jr
North Texas State
Gene Towry
Bob Tyavenick
California
Harold Spears
Georgia
Crannell
Fowry
Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Michigan
San Jose Red
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa State
Purdue
Freak 11th inning tactics mar Valley league game
The Corpus Christi and McAllen Valley League contest stretched 11 innings over 3 hours 45 minutes with deliberate errors and time-killing plays as both sides sought to end the game by darkness. Corpus Christi won 7 while McAllen stalled, with sides mistiming plays and pitchers implausibly delaying action.
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Billy Byrd
Corpus Carisli
McAllen
Byrd
Kelly TT Wnemeck
Laredo
Brownsville
Wil
Hermann Sons
Corpus ‘Christi McAllen
O.k
Corpus Christi
Derstand
Robstown
de Rio
Between the Lines at College Station Golf and Gossip
Long sports column teases hidden implications in a College Station notice about Aggies star Harry Stiteler shifting from weekend golfer to near golf “hotshot.” The piece hints at caution for football players, mentions Bill Carmichael’s resignation, Kyle Rote’s wedding wager, and a Labor Day doubleheader from Shreveport to San Antonio, plus a road race plan El Paso to Guatemala City and a junior golf entry from Corpus Christi.
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Sports Page
College Station
Harry Stiteler
Aggies
Patbal
Harry
Sani
Harry Stifeler
Aggie
Bill Carmichael
Bryan
Footoall
Kyle Rote
Betty Jamison
Jefferson
SMU
Sonny Payne
Charley Lutz
Pat Knight
Ellis Wilson
Kyle
Tne
Park Tennis Deadline Set For Highland Park Tourney
Players have until 12 noon Wednesday to enter the annual jelly playground tennis tournament at Highland Park courts Thursday and Friday. Miss Low Hamilton, director, announced the meet open to any boy or girl 18 and under. Registration at nearest playground or by calling the recreation office. Four divisions and events include boys and girls singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Pairings drawn 4 PM Wednesday at the recreation office. Play begins 9 20 AM Thursday at the courts at Rigsby and S Gevers Streets.
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Highland Park
Low Hamilton
Eesr
Rigsby and
S. Gevers Sts
Cincinnati Tune 28 Rain Delays Open New York Tennis Championship
In New York state tennis defense opens with byes and two victories to reach the fifth round. Hollis Young of Brookville and Henry Van Kehem of New York fall to the amateur by 63 67 and 60 60. Seymour of Greenberg Chicago advances to the round of 16 after beating Ted Romney and Reginald Weir, the latter a 38 year old former negro national champion. The event, tied to the Cincinnati tune up, sees postponements and mixed results as players press toward the later rounds.
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New York
New York State
Hollis Young
Brookville
Henry van Kehem
Séymour
Greenberg
Chicago
Unclear Fight Results Report With Mixed Names
Fragmented report lists boxers and places including Newark Newark Larkin and Philadelphia, notes a decision for Parserma and a wide margin in a Central League bout. Mentions San Francisco attack and Whitish boxers, with unclear scores and dates.
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Pittsburg
Joey Barone
Neeork
Jordin
Penestown
York
Sherman
Prusdelphie
Jiminy, Coorer
Wyabeden
Leo Lebrug
Newark Digay Larkin
Gar
Fete
Itso
Nowa Fitton
Ted Angel
Lille
Argentina
Washiziston
Artum
Roeder
Ruesba
Billy Henderson
Deciston
Lucera
San Francisco
Lrycera
Parserma
Parserma, Who Is An ‘Rodior Alexas Tech
Leagte
Gharteston
Saetraw
Usceson
Grand Popids
A. Dayton
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U.S
Louise Suggs
Phillip G. Lenz
Betty Jameson
Oklahoma City
Alia Lever
Order of Eagles
Pittman Sullivan Park
Eagles
John van Neys
S. St. Alary's
Natro
Seguin Aztecs
Seguin
Sennyland Diamond Suly 4
North Texas
MicAllen Force
Pacific Coast League
Xope Scoohien
RIO Grandoe
Uren
Brewensville
Letitia Se
Sola Company
Gas EP Teaf
Cice-Cote Company
Harold Scherwitz
Mission Stadium
Shreveport
Pilestons
Mexled
el Paso
Guatemala City
Starling
The
Light
Marvin Wad
Corpus ‘Christi
Tom Lawrence
Oso Beach Municipal Course
Cincinnati
Waea
Fancus
Famous
General
O. R. Mitchell Motors
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