San Antonio eyed to host Davis Cup matches for pro show
USLTA and Trinity University coach Clarence Mabry push for San Antonio as the host city for the Davis Cup pro matches. The bid centers on attracting Mexican and American teams plus 4,000 local fans, with San Antonio seen as a strong site if attendance proves viable.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Clarence Mabry
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Florida
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USLYA
Rosewall Narrowing Lead in Pro Tennis Tour
Buchholz of St Louis, who declined a Tail ey University tennis scholarship two years ago to turn pro, nears the lead as he defeats Barry MacKay 8-3 while Ayala and Gimeno surprise Rosewall and Laver. Rosewall holds a four match lead with a 14-4 record in 20, as the tour heads to Corpus Christi and San Antonio.
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Tailey University
Verome
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River Oaks Country Club
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Andres Gimeno
Spain
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Tennis ties drew nations to Texas for Davis Cup talks
The report discusses U S and Mexican players considering Texas as a venue or training site for Davis Cup events. It mentions top Mexican star Rafael Osuna and US players Frank Froehling and Dennis Ralston, plus ties to Trinity College and regional colleges as potential enrollment points.
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Frank Froehling
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Linley
Mexico
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Ralston Ostina to Play Here in Exhibition Tennis
The article notes Ralston and Ostina may appear in a San Antonio exhibition with singles and doubles matches against McKinley and Froehling. It mentions Osuna and Kinley as high‑profile players, with potential River Oak Invitational ties and a possible Royston tournament impact on standings.
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Farewell To Cousy Ends A Celtics Era In Tears
The Celtics bid farewell to Bob Cousy after a record career highlighted by emotion and salute. He sobbed on retirement night as fans, Red Auerbach, and a TV audience honored his clutch play and 1,000-point seasons amid league playoffs set to begin.
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Walter Brown
Bob Cousy
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Pro Goalers Dy The Asacceted Feat HHA Eastern Division
Fragmented score list shows teams like Boston Syracuse Cincinnati Chicago Los Angeles and New York with scattered results and player names. Readable items include various game scores, notable players such as Chamberlain Aescherg and Schayes, and upcoming schedule notes.
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Rianet Bhoifer
Oregon State and Duke in NCAA semifinals
Oregon State upset Cincinnati and Duke defeated Chicago Loyola to reach the NCAA semifinals in Louisville. Cincinnati seeks a third straight NCAA tie while Duke and Oregon State aim for the final. The NIT also stages quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden with Miami, Providence, St. Louis and Marquette competing. Tony Frasca of Colorado College named college hockey coach of the year.
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Marqueste
Rags to Riches In 274 Strokes
A golfer described as husky and 29 years old rose to prominence with rounds of 67 in the first and Saturday, another 67, plus a 69 on Sunday. He credited belief in himself and good scrambling after a shaky start, comparing his style to Arnold Palmer.
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Arnold Palmer
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George Boyar
Ig Hawkins
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Ron Beard
Jane Pillans
Butch Bale
Tigers Face Corpus Christi Tarpons at Nathewson Field
Trinity University’s baseball team split its first two games and will start right-hander Gavin Stroth on Tuesday at 3 pm. The Tigers seek a second win against Corpus Christi Tarpons at Ft Sam Houston’s Nathewson Field after defeating Southwest Texas State 19-2 and then dropping a 20-? contest.
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Gavan Stroth
Tigers
University of Campus Christi Tarpon
Ft.Sam Houston
Championship Cup tournament details and participant names
Houston AP reports on the Champions Cup tournament with participants including Kane Tithe Amana, Ray Moore, Jackhaney Texas, Gates ATLA, and Garth, along with references to teams and officials. The brief lists players and regions such as Oklahoma City and Tasman, noting ages and affiliations in a compact sports brief.
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Oklahoma City
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Mike Doll Tasman
Open Tennis vote sparks debate among USLTA delegates
Fragmented text shows USLTA delegates weighing an open tennis proposal and amateur participation. Quotes from figures like Mabry and Bradley discuss whether clubs and associations should test an open tennis format. Mentiones various leagues and teams in a broad sports roundup context.
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Lenis Association
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Bradley
Gsae
W.E
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Counwel Pony
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Dyipkin
Olympic and sports results mingle in chaotic recap
A garbled roundup covers tennis boxing basketball hockey and track, naming UCLA star Arthur Ashe, Gene Conley, and others with scattered results. It notes contracts, transfers, and Olympic talk amid unclear dates, places, and event ties, reflecting a disordered sports page fragment.
Polo results highlight Saint Patrick’s Green Shirts win
In a San Antonio match at Brackenridge Park, the Green Shirts defeated the Reds 63. Jack Murphy scored twice while Coates Smith and Tamar Balance added one each for the Greens, who benefited from two handicap goals. John Armstrong led the Reds with four chukkers, and Bill Barry contributed for the Reds.
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Brackenrliiga Park
Jack Murphy
Coates Smith
Tamar
Greens
John Armstrong
Bill Barry
Pan American Wins Third Texas NAIA Championship
Pan American defeated Western Carolina 762 in the final to claim the South’s NAIA title. St. Marcos junior Jack son scored 25 and grabbed 25 rebounds to earn tournament MVP honors as Pan American became the third Texas team in four years to win the NASAs Intercollegiate tournament.
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