Texas Women golfers start state tournament at TU
Dallas May 42 play in the Texas Women s Golf Association state tournament began with pairs teeing off every five minutes for three hours. Entrants include Paris society lady Mrs Priscilla Scott Miss Priscilla Rodgers Fort Worth duo Mae Whitney and Hightower, plus Dallas champ Mrs Olmstead runner up Croft and Rhodes. Other cities represented include San Antonio Waco Houston Galveston Wichita Falls Alvarado with 28 plus players.
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Texas Women's Golf’ Association
Lone Star State
Priscilla Scott
Paris
Priscilla
Rodgers
Spring Lake
Mae Whitney
Fort Worth
Pauline Headrick
Hightower
G. N. Hodges
San Antonio
Mas
A. Olmstead
Harry Croft
A.M. Rhodes
Waco
Houston
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Alvarado
Lipton 75 Hopes to Lift America’s Cup This Year
London dated May 12 Sir Thomas Lipton at seventy five says he still hopes to win the America's Cup and may challenge America this year He notes opportunities for young men and cites rising from poverty as possible for all He also mentions an altered heat in a yacht race and the value of guiding a mother as a star L Eyman coaches York College in Nebraska York College hires Indiana graduate student to replace Lob Russell as coach for its elevating team
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
Sir Thomas
Leyman
York
York, Neb
York College
R. S
Ume
Indiana
Theeglinge
Lob
Russell
Golf grip technique for relaxed forearm tension described
Inside Golf writer cites champion instructor Quick Evans on holding the club shaft with a finger grip to keep forearm muscles relaxed. Demonstrations show the head moving without forearm tightening, with the grip resting in fingers and hand, and tension increasing during the backswing as the motion continues.
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Xort
John
Business College Beats Cavalrymen in Fort Clark Game
San Antonio College defeated the Cavalrymen 8 to 4 at Fort Clark. Lockman had three hits, Lindmann two, and Flores two for the San Antonians. Cavalrymen defendants Mioare Folosky Rehack Jackson and Thomas each had two hits. Score by innings shows the uneven play and key hits.
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Witch Cavalry
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Lockman
Lindmann
Flores
San Antonians
Mioare
Folosky
Rehack
Jackson
Thomas
Derby Crowds May Pullman Cars Stretch Derby Race Prep
Derby crowds face a Derby Day logistics challenge as Louisville officials await about 400 private and special Pullman cars, potentially the largest private car assembly on record.32 special trains are planned in addition to regular services from Union Station, while Churchill Downs prepares for a $50,000 Derby. The track is muddy and workouts are light ahead of next Saturday's classic. Prominent entrants from Eastern tracks, including Arma del and King Nadi, are in town with several Derby hopefuls working cautiously on the rough surface.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Union Station
Central Balls
Kentucky Cardinals
G. Frank Croissant
Chicago
Step Along
F. Mr. Grabner
Bourbon
Borderland
Armadel
King Nadi
Prince of Bourbon
Buttin
Captain Hall
Luatrain
Sandlot Siftings City League games set Sunday at Sacred Heart field
Sacred Heart will host Texas Steam Laundry at 3 00 Sunday on the Castroville road behind San Frendando cemetery. Nel Stones meet Pittsburg Heaters and Public Service plays Gulf Oilers at 3 00 on their respective diamonds. Mistletoes and Katy Shops practice at 5 00 Wednesday on Blumberg Meld. Lefty Caporal, ex segrees, returns to San Antonio and signs with Wittsburg Water Heaters to play center field and pitch. A banquet for him is planned at the Original Mexican Restaurant Wednesday night.
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Castroville Road
San Frendando Cemetery
Sacred Heart
Texas Steam Laundry
Pittsburg
Gulf
Public Service Company
Gulf Oilers
Public Service
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Weltman
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Lefty? Caporal
The
Segrees
San Antonio
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Wittsburg Water Heaters
Feld
Ceater
Baseball Briefs Highlights and Trades Across Leagues
Baseball briefs recap 108th shutout by Walter Johnson against the White Sox with 4 strikeouts. Meusel, Pipp, Schaag, and Paschal homer help Yankees fall 19 to 10 to the Browns. Yisler hits safely in 26 straight. McGinnity, 54, wins for Dubuque in Mississippi Valley League. Dana Fillington to Beaumont from Phillies. Ray Gilder released to Shreveport. Murchio released. Luque fined 50 for bat-throwing. Wichita Falls trades Victor Pigg to Omaha. Arnold Stone joins from Pittsburg.
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New York
Yanks
Browns
Meusel
Pipp
Schaag
Paschal
Rosenberg Outfights Gordon In Ten-Round Bantam Bout
Covington Ky May 12 New York bantamweight champion Phil Rosenberg outweighed rival Harry Gordon of Philadelphia to win a ten round decision in a bout judged by local newspaper men Rosenberg and Gordon each weighed 120 pounds and fought last night in Covington.
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Covington
Charles “Phil” Rosenberg
New York
Harry Gordon
Philadelphia
Track stars in action in Chicago four cornered meet
Chicago May 12 features a four cornered track meet among Ohio State Wisconsin Chicago and Northwestern. Western Conference stars compete Saturday in a notable relay and field events showcase with strong team interest and regional rivalries.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
S P Track Squad Training for Meet in Houston
S P track squad trains at Black Stadium under Coach Bobby Cammon and assistant Harry Murakami for the Southern Pacific track meet in Houston on May 29 and 30. The event draws thousands in Texas and Louisiana with about 50 athletes per division, including Houston. An organizational meeting of the Local Southern Pacific Athletic Club will be held Tuesday night at the Railroad Y M C A to elect officers, with Henry Genard as athletic director and Murakami and A D Cross as assistants.
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Hie
Harry Murakami
Southern’ Pacific
Houston
Southern Pacific Athletic System
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Trouisiana
Ocal
Tocal
Southern Pacific Athletic Club
Railroad Y. M. C A
Henry Genard
A. D. Cross
Nayloring High Class Ball in Austin Era
Bryan Naylor of San Antonio stars in the Austin era of the Texas Association as the Harley-Davidson team contends for league success. Naylor’s reliable hitting keeps him in the lineup while his fielding shines, with Austin scribes noting favorable light on his performance and predicting changes for other players.
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Bryan Naylor
San Antonio
Austin
Exas Association
Harley-Davidson
Helen Wills Engagement Denied By Mother In Cal
In Berkeley on May 11, Mrs. C. A. Wills, mother of tennis star Helen Wills, emphatically denied reports that Helen plans to marry. She said the story is untrue and that Helen has no such plans now, aiming to study art abroad within a year. The brief note follows other regional sports standings from the Texas and Western associations listed in the dispatch.
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Cal
Helen Wills
Gerald Stratford
C. A. Wills
Univertite of California
Cooper Wins Confederate Memorial Race At Charlotte
Earl Cooper set a new track record by averaging 121.6 mph to win Charlotte’s 260 mile Confederate Memorial Day race before 40,000 fans. He passed Tommy Milton in the final stretch as Harry Hartz finished second and Milton third. Several drivers retired with car troubles and one crash left Reggie Johnston uninjured after his car flipped twice. The winner earned 10,000 dollars of a 25,000 dollar purse.
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N.C
Earl Cooper
Cooper
Tommy Milton
Harry Hartz
Milton
Fred Comer
Pete DePaola
Bob McDonough
Red Shafer
Bennett Hill
Leon Duray
Dec Shaddus
Jerry Wonderlich
Galloway Player Red Kearns Signed by Waco Texas League
Waco Texas League club has acquired first base man Red Kearns from the Chicago Cubs on option. Kearns prior to joining Waco played with Beaumont and Galveston in the Texas League and served as a second-string first sacker in Chicago.
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Waco
Red” Kearns
Chicago Cubs
Kearns
Beaumont
Galveston
Chicaso
Nine A Golf Stars Cote State Meet
At least nine San Antonio golfers will compete for the Texas state amateur championship at Waco next week. Listed representatives include Robert Kampmann Frank Lewis Sr Frank Lewis Jr Wa ter Waithall W Laye Bob Scotty M CG Wade Tom Tue and Wee Kroger. May 20 26 are the qualifying rounds. STRIBLING TO TOUR ATLANTA Ga May 12 Young Stribling boxing star will tour the coast in a house on wheels automobile starting from this city in Tune L.
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Waco
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Frank
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Water Waithall
W. EL Laye
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