Norton Begins Pro Career in Doubles Exhibition
Brian T. C. Norton, former South African Davis Cup star, leaves amateur tennis to join a professional tour. He will compete in a Florida exhibition series with Lil Wilden, with a $1000 first prize, as Vincent Richards guides his transition and anticipates future pro-amateur play alignment. Norton has resided in San Antonio and has ties to local clubs and players.
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Brian T. C. Norton
Biter Vogle
Lil Wilden
United States
Tennis Aleks
Ormond Wench
Norton
Vincent Richards
Norton Ias
Munner-Uo
San Antonio
Gilbert Dinan
Antonio Connery Club
Tenniy. Com
Ich
Antonio
Micharis
Kleberg County Meet Draws Twelve Schools In March
Texas coverage notes Kleberg County interscholastic meet with twelve schools set to compete at South Lexington college on Friday and Saturday. Participating districts include Kingsville Most Wach, Inguville Plaza Wid, Wings ville Wich, Miearda Wigh wedgel, Wiearda Gramione, Al vied Wigh, Hiviera Grammay acthon, San Fernando Grammat sthon, Sania Gertrude, and Stephen Austin Ward xehaal.
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Kleberg
Kingsvalle
Texas
Miearda
Wigh Wedgel
Wiearda Gramione School
Alvied Wigh School
Hiviera Grammay
Acthon
San Fernando
Grammat
Sania -Gertrude Schoal
Stephen Austin Ward Xehaal
Kingsville
Rain Delays Indians at New Orleans Camp
Rain dampened New Orleans practice as the Indians faced slow drills and a worried manager. Wet fields and soaked work hindered preparations for upcoming events with uncertain conditions.
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New Orleans
Oullans
Mitreh
Ruth Backs Further From Plate In Bat Experiment
Ruth Backs Further From Plate reports Babe Tutte testing a new bat style to boost output and batting average. The article mentions Vieukers, Lucey, and a Braves game with two hits, noting adjustments to hitting technique and gear.
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St, Putersburg
Ili
Babe Tutte
Intco
Lucey
Vieukers
Adogles
Buty
Adams Averages Lead In Skeet Club Shoot
Dr. K and Adams head the Skeet Club event at Gimes range as winds push scores low. Top scorers include Ben Tugby 65 and Auber 57 with others ranging from 40 to 18 as shooters battle gusts during the afternoon.
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K&s. Adams
Shuesday
Ben Tugby
A. Luber
O. P. Steffler
le Strickland
He Wachob
Elifler
Illinois relay carnival draws 800 track stars
Champaign March 1. More than 700 Leuek nul Geld yetans from 77 universities colleges and high schools head for Champaign for the twelfth renewal of the University of Illinois relay carnival. Twenty six events are programmed with finals at night.
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Champaign
University of Iinois
Uie
Harris Runs Tigers Through Hard Drill
The Tiger squad conducted a lengthy drill session yesterday as coach Phogren. New players and familiar names practiced diverse drills including volleyball and winging plays while the roster for the coast trip remains undecided among 24 candidates for the Whitden series.
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Phognen
Bucky Blacka
Turrio Ting
Changes in Cage Styles Reach All Parts of U S
Kansas guny March 15 reports on rising variety in basketball tactics across the nation. The piece notes 102 national AAU entries and shifts from stalled offenses to faster, backcourt start plays, with emphasis on delayed offenses and zone defenses.
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U. S
Kansas
A. UL
Pacific Co
Kennedy Wis
Lyall Deans
Hawks Beat Rangers as Leafs and Hawks Eye Playoff Push
In SEWSOM play on March 15 the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the New York Rangers to solidify their league lead. Toronto Maple Leafs, scoring most in the season against weak defense, warned rivals as Detroit Cougars and Boston leads tightened in the East. Ace Bailey and Andy Date led Toronto with goals and assists while Gainor scored a hat trick for Detroit in a pivotal playoff race update.
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Sewsom
Youniger
wWuyees
Chicago Blackhawks
Toronto Maple
Hawks
New York Rangers
Chmmpions
Hockey Works
Tanney Trier
Andric Pottinger
Boston
Stingers
Detroit Cougars
Detroit
Tuke Cloud
Andy
Willy
Wile ‘Gainor
Dempsey Seeks Detroit Promotion Control
Detroit March 15 JINS Anek Dempsey popular hero of Diskavin says he has received enough encouragement to promote in Detroit and will not accept offers to back other promoters. He vows to promote his own shows in Detroit and run his own boxing venture despite interest from Lansing and others.
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Detroit
Anek Dempsey
Diskavin
Demy
Kick
Floys
Lansing
Tio Manges
Texas League Camp Gossip Sparks roving lineups
Reports from multiple Texas League camps describe managers Atz and Leni as they prepare rosters for spring workouts in Mineral Wells and Dalby. Notables Jake Atz and Leni Clucklurne plot rotations with Sox prospects, while players from Houston to Beaumont are evaluated for pitching and outfield spots.
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Jake Atz
Leni
Clucklurne
Hort Werth Cats
Chicago White Sox
Dalby
Bo'eluak
Johny Mostil
George Marvin Cox
Robert G. Wiand
Sox
da Jas Weiland
Mississip
Alam o Boys Club Basketeers Win City Final Series
The Memo Boys club and junior basketball team defeated the Boy Scouts of Prosp Mo 23 juniors in Fort Sn Touston court Thursday night. Scores showed 13 to 19 for one game and 10 to 4 for another as the club moved toward the city champions in the C division.
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Memo
Prosp Mo
Fort Sn Touston
Whursday
Boores
Mavie Twain
Hae Dle Eily Junior High Tik
Triple-C Baseball Tryouts Held Friday Evening
Catholic community invites players to try out for the Triple-C baseball team meeting at 7:30 Friday at 103 North Han Ska Elbhange. Candid: all interested players urged to attend for evaluation and selection.
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Triple-C
Elbhange
North Han Ska
Eripie-C
Mack to Try Again With Same Gang
The Athletics manager Mack plans a spring retooling with key players from last season. Pitching staff features Creckenridge Stewart Dojen Carroll Series and Bill Shares as rotation depth while Youngsters may push for regular duty. Hassler Rudin Coling and Boley face fitness quirks as Spring Training focuses on improved double play and field cohesion.
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Brian Bell
Assorluja d
Huocis Weiler
Fort Myers
Mack
Vihlitinge
Dartmouth
Mthae
Breck
Gary
Jimmay
Max Tichop
Jon Boley
Elert Mutt Sammy
Finn Dykes Miny
Tsied
Hassler
Rudin
Nite Borelli
Muhlenberg
Clnee Wigheen Kroyshil
Intel
Albert Simmons
George Waai
Ring Miller
Homer Summit
Cleveland
Ossie Orwell
Ann
Redan
Santlery
John Scott
Mercer University
Fort Th
Kiwania
Auckey Cochrane
Humer McUlts
Yoh Crave
George Walberg
Trent Kamp
John Quinn
Edie Tone
Talon
Wis
Inter Fenzy
Kywed
Tie
Fo Minjor Soaynes
Iin
Eueed
Earnshaw
Karnshaw
Mot Springs
Yor Boley
Fdile Colling
Keey
Eight Teams Remain in Girls Tournament Headline
Eight teams remained in the running for the girls basketball championship as the third round opened in Hunckenrige Texas today. Remaining teams include Hackenrine Cisco Meleste Fur Seagoville Post Ito Frankel and Swothbend.
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Hunckenringe
Tex
ATW
Matteles
Hreekenrine
Cisco
Meleste
Fur
Seagoville
Post
Ito Frankel
Swothbend
Borg Sets Swimming Mark in Fiji Islands Suva
A Swedish star Ame Mors set a new world record for 100 yards in Suva Fiji Islands, clocking minutes and seconds after swimming the distance. Borg holds multiple records across distances from a mile to shorter events.
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Borg
FU Islands
Suva
Jijl Talautis
Ame Mors
Borg Hols
Ya Mons
Dintancea
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