Vines Winner Despite Bad Ankle In Wimbledon Debut
Vines, still hampered by an injured ankle, defeated Japan's FR Mill 6-2 4-6 9-2 in the third round of Wimbledon. He advances to face Daniel Prenn as Lester Stoefen and W. H. Powell also win. Californians Moody and Andrus keep American hopes alive with victories over UK rivals.
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Hilsworth Vines
Tusaday
Todey
FR. Mill
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Daniel Prenn
Lester Stoefen
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W. H. Powell
Chlet Butter
United States
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Mra
Helen Wis Moody
England
Little Mary Heeley
Dorothy Andrus. Burke
Bramford
Conn
A. C. Michell
Mies Jacobs
Trentham
Perez Lopez Favored To Win City Caddy Tourney
The Brackenridge park course hosts the annual city caddy tournament with Perez and Lopez favored to meet in the final. Perez battles Vic Caballero while Lopez handles Leonard Acocks as semi finals shape up and results from Thursday list multiple flight matchups and eliminations.
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Jesse Perez
Jeoss Lopez
Brackenridge Park
Perez
Vic Caballero Thurday
Lopes
Leonard Acocks
John Petry
Luis Cenze
Warian Ludeke
Karl Stenger
Fat Bricker
den Vache Gonzales
Joe Perez
Ani Hall
Ralph Caballero
Jon Salinas
Walter Hubbs
Cecil Furman
Tony Gondales
David Rodriguez
Frank le Desma
Raymond Hall
Preesy Garza
Gandero
Mike Lagunas
Tony Zavala
Hudsiph Regio
Mike Sanches
Altre Alamenan
Manual Anchedo
Rilva Cutierre
Wooly Clayin
Mike Conzales
Jacinta Alamanen
Tack Kulig
Nick de Leon
Wartenmegen
Louis Hernandes
Henry Breiga
P. F. Weeres
Otto Birkner
Juan Gerluche
Frank Stanet
Ralph Neaves
Fidel Harerra
Pancho Martines
Martinen
Leo Hides
Namo Rameriz
Charles Klsin
Jos Ramon
Frogs! Neaves
Hausérmenn
Mateo Villaneva
Carlos le Desma
Tony Branks
Rudy
Avalar
Ine Avalar
Angel Pena
Ramon Cover Fault
Reymond eGee
Sam, Person
Eque Valle
Tito
Raymond McGen
Jesa Valle Ua
Rudy Garcia
Cisia Games
Boh
Angel Mike Macacaga
Afotph Chapa
Tex Jeanes Released by Dallas Club in 1938
The Dallas club announces Tex Jeanes, a center fielder nicknamed the Steer hawk, has been released again after being reemployed June 1 1938. Also back with the team are Pred Brickell injured and Oscir Fuhr who was placed on the regular radar. A blotter list is available at The Lightwart counter on Meh street without charge.
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Tex Jeanes
Dallas
Hawk
Bean
Hip» Morse
Texas Tongues
Jennes
Te Btears
Brickell
Oscir Fuhr
Alco
Lightwart
Aronwar al Meh Street
Tomorrow a Golden Eyed Beauty in Bellevant or Not cartoons
The note discusses linguistic curiosities and name derivations from Lithuanian and Nordic languages, mentioning Sharkser and Za kawski as well as the Pollak name. It hints at a future feature titled Tomorrow a Golden Eyed Beauty and invites readers to write Mr Ripley with stamped envelopes for questions about the Bellevant or Not cartoons.
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Sharkser
Zakauskas
Zakawski
Zuk
Ripley
Bellevant
Stanford Net Ace Coughlin Dominates Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney
Stanford ace Joe Coughlin, seeded seventh, has advanced to the quarter finals at the 49th annual national intercollegiate tennis championship at Merion Cricket Club. He has played 106 games across seven sets and three matches, including a marathon second round against Yale’s Bgbert Mills that went 54 games in one set. Coughlin faces Dick Murphy of Hamilton in the quarter finals as top contenders Tidball of Cal and Horton of Williams meet in the other bracket quarter finals.
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Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Stanford
Joe Coughlin
Bgbert Mills
Yale
Coughlin
Miles
Sterling Williams
Texas
Dick Murphy
Hamilton
Kar
Kaimoath
Martin Busby
Alo
Bidett Loushhn
Navy
North Carolina
Wilmer Hines
Jack Tidball
University of California At Loy Angeles
Sharkey Carnera Showdown Promises Rugged Title Fight
Boxing notes preview a heavyweight title bout between Sharkey and Carnera. Sharkey brings experience and psychological edge plus recent decisive win, while Carnera counterbalances with size youth and improved ringcraft. Public perception cites career volatility and financial pressure shaping both fighters.
Rifle Laurels To Umberger
Retired Cherence Umberger of the Twenty third Infantry Fort Sam Houston is the Texas Rifle Association state champion with a 4267 score after the annual meet in Austin. Gene Parvon of Houston placed second with 380. Fort Sam Houston's Ninth Infantry won the four man beam match, Thurman Handle of Orlins and John Dolan of Arabin placed second and third. Umberger, former backfield star and captain of the Twenty third Infantry football team, is celebrated as an all around athlete with a history of military and civilian shooting titles.
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Bens T. J. Dalby
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam Honelon
G. 1S
Peterson
Jess Raven
Austin
Wneastrer
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2A Haa
Also-rans Get Their Chance in Soldier Field Trials
At Soldier Field the Junior class tests for the national Amateur Athletic Union track and field games feature many hopefuls who failed earlier events. A strong senior field includes top names like Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, who recently tied the world record of 0:08.8, promising a standard event in the meet.
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Jim
America
Soldier Field
Wit Khoot
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Sodier
Adidch
New World
Pmn yAble
Omorn Nbhb
Senor Mrn
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette Wniversity
Dese Owens
Cleveland Prep
Fred Fussell Throws No-Hit Ball Game
Fred Fussell pitched a no hit no run game to lead Albany to a 4 0 victory over the Keezers. Only 38 batters reached base against Fussell, who allowed two bases on balls in innings. Fussell, a former Texas League pitcher, had recently been traded from Buffalo.
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Fred Fussell
NoRsisy Ger
Slint Jeffhamler
Albany
Buffalo
Bkeezers
Fussell
Amateur Baseball Club Seeks Players and Matches Amid Turbulent Schedule
Obscure amateur baseball notes list teams like Merbeth Cubs and Coulon Street Tigers facing 9 30 Sunday morning games at Lindbergh Park Commerce Ave. plus Hispano American league clashes at Leal Field and Rock Quarry diamond. Mentions managers Saavedra Martine Perri and players Werther Andrews and Aird while flags a July Fourth schedule and draft-like signings for Richter Bakers and La Fe club.
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K. Alp Parla
Coulon Street Tigers
Lindbergh Park
Commerce Avena
Roberto Martine
Ernest Perri
Dalling Oiers
Rock Quarry
Rangers
Oilers
Andy Andrews
Menard
Beals
J. Andrews
B. A. Andrews
Bhi Mulligan
Cfs
Blamey
Vig Vanderbilt
H. Duliing
Ly Meugin
Selvantte
Uwe San Fernanda’s
Cardinals
Bank of Commerce Romps In Parade Of A Relentless Attack
Federal Reserve and Bank of Commerce square off in a pitching duel where neither allowed a base on balls. Frasier and Foster cash three hits in four tries for the winners while Nelson and Mueller collect a pair each for the Federals.
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Federal National Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserve
Fragier
Foster Cash
Nelson
Mueller
ABH
O.A
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Fight Results Reported From The Ring Bout
Fragmented OCR text mentions fighters and outcomes with unclear names. Main idea: a boxing or wrestling event with results, opponents cited and a knockout or decision noted but specifics are unreadable. Entities are likely places and participants though names are garbled.
July Fourth Flag Golf At Club San Antonio Event
Practically every golfer at the San Antonio Country Club will be featured in the Fourth of July flag golf tournament. H. B. Andrews won the event last year over a strong field, with past winners including Dr. Franz Paschal in 1894 and 1925, W. B. Mase terson in 1836, Captain d. H. ODea n in 1927, and others through 1931.
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H. B. Andrews
Franz Paschal
W. B. Maseterson
D. H. O'Dean
Jar Gugenheim Jr
Stil Mueller
L. D. Ormsby
Bee W Sulla
Magnolia Financiers Plan Monterrey Invasion Series
Magnolia financiers invade Monterey with a three game set against the We Goeubtemns Cubs in early July. After home games, a clash with the San Antonio Black Missions at Van Duele field on July 4 follows, then a two game stretch at Brule Pass around July 9 and July 24. Manager Bob Towery seeks 48 Wingers for Monterey tele.
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Magnolia Financiers
Monterey
Vitac Oy
van Duele Field
Brule Pass
Bob Towery
Monterey Tele
Sie
del Rio If
Crystal City
Parish league doubleheader recap with Sacred Heart teams
In a Bihe venture game at Ernomt Al Broster Park Sacred Heart and St Ann's split a doubleheader. St Marys, the half champions, trail with an impressive early record. Central Athletics chase a July Fourth game and list an outfielder and a shortstop. contact Crane via L-28N6R or write 18 Thirbank Street.
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Hendry Simday
al Broster Park
Sacred Heart
St. Ann's
St. Mary's
Gantral Athletics
Crane
Rhirbanks Streck
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