Tilden Declines Stage Role for Davis Cup Captaincy
William Tilden quits stage acting to lead the United States Davis Cup effort. He will captain the team from Augusta on March 1, training camp opens to select the squad for the April Mexico match. Other players named include Frank Hunter George Lott Wilmer Allison Arnold W. Jonge Jobn Hennesseer J. I. Frank Shiehls and Wilber F. Coentry.
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Main's Track Aces Split Between Two Meets
Coach Douglas Fessenden will divide Main Avenue's track squad for two meets this week. Five of the fastest runners will join Worth Luckett to compete in Fort Worth, while the rest stay for a Youth rite sponsored meet in Harlington. The rumor of a strong showing and possible all-event entries circulates as preparations begin.
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Bowling Scores and Standings From Weakened Weekend Meet
International News Service reports on the Bowling Congress championship events with results from the Wetmore North Loop and Bexar divisions. Harvey’s Heat Nation, fattest pins, and high singles scores highlight a day of mixed form, with details on individual leaders and byes.
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AAU Meet Upsets Field In Across Major Contests
In a March 1 session of the AAU event, a wave of upsets shook several teams. Notable runners and squads including Yuan, Kaw Quine, and Grindgeaty of Alri advanced, with implications for national standings and upcoming matchups across venues.
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Pinkey Whitney and Gang Allegations Surface in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pinkey Whitney and references a gang, with scattered names and place hints. The text is incomplete and unclear, but signals a crime or gang-related item tied to Philadelphia and other named entities.
Senior League Organization Forms and Elections
The Senior League organizes new officers and schedules with teams from Air Intermediate Depot Seellyeld Smuchwestern Tell Telephone Conpanus and others. John K. Weber is expected to be president. Harves Winker elected secretary treasurer. Duh lig Service to field teams in two leagues. standings update follows.
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Smuchwestern Tell Telephone Companus
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Mrs Grice Victor In Handicap Golf
Mrs Grice Victor wins the weekly handicap golf event at San Antonio Coyotes club. Contenders Gafford Mins Clarte Rue and Mrs dae Wile place, with Gafford posting an eighteen stroke gross score. Details trimmed to readable fragments of this damaged OCR.
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Winters Calls Elks for Three Workouts
Manager Virgil Winters announces Elke baseball club will hold three workouts this week, Wednesday and Friday evenings after 7 o clock and Sunday morning, aiming to build readiness for upcoming play.
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Roemer Hosts City Teams in Night of Basketball
A. J. Roemer leads the City boys and girls teams in a basketball night against rivals at Tus hotch song arena with local supporters and a service event by F230.
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Kaufman Wins Own Prize at Hillcrest
Abe Kantiray of Wasbec wins a belt and prizes at the Hillcrest golf event. The nine-hole tournament lists Stn Wallach with 28 handicap, Wallach places third, and Toe Strags with Ned Henry Cypenbein earn a belt.
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Schultz Weed Out St Marys Squad For Prockenridge Practice
Coach Schultz trims St Mary's squad ahead of a game at Prockenridge Park polo field. Manager Vic Beto schedules a seven o clock practice in a dimly described setting as the team pares down numbers.
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