Smith Leading Southport Tourney With 146 Total
Horton Smith of Missouri and Chario of Argentina shared the front after two rounds in the 70 Southport professional golf event. Smith led with 146, one stroke ahead of Henry Colton, as the final 38 holes were set for tomorrow. Chario impressed with par golf after a shaky start, while Joe Tursesa, Tony Manero, and Joe Kirkwood trailed.
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Archie Compsten
George Gadd
George Duncan
Bred Robson
Vol Ray
SAVE VALLEY LEAGUE FORMS KNEEBALL ORGANIZATION
A four team league in Valley has been formed with Walter as organizer. Charles POC is named president without compensation and plans a harbored dinner for mentors, journalists, and their wives in Aduns Gardens. J Taullmv Wray will oversee league affairs as president Tadane glefle managers oversee teams.
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Paul
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Bowling Ladies Ninepin League Scores and Standings
In a soft afternoon match at Tavnee alleys on Wednesday, Marys Cleaners posted 140 pins in the first game while cleaning up with 328 total pins for the series. Fellow teams including Cleaners Flowem and Pleat Game Plowrere posted related tallies as Swann Schulte and Meininger led a list of players in a crowded scorecard.
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Mary's Cleaners
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Raine
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Rapiain
Treatiai
Tudmeter
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Kindereater
BAU Swann
Schultae
Jislerhhaber
Meininger
Isaac
Carley
Chanére
Risica Returns to Lead Ban-Tex Barbera Baseball
iBILL RISICA resumes role as manager of Ban-Tex Barbera after withdrawal from the Industrial league. He reorganizes the club and holds workouts at Minadion Fur neure diamond with a practice game slated for Conerpelnn park Hinman Na Sunday morning. Font Faniey calls Gr, 00.
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Ban-Tex Barbera
Minadion Furneure
Conerpelnn Park
Hinman Na
Font
Seek Sanction For Jump Of A Star
Austin May 14 Efforts to wake official the unofficial national interscholastic records established during the 1931 Texas scholastic league track and field facet last Saturday have been made by Ros B Henderson athletic director of the league New records were established by J C Petty of Kaufman who hurled the discus 154 feet 642 inches to better the national record for a full nine feet and by Lester Schrimser of Main Avenue High of San Antonio who leaped 24 feet 12 row to better the national broad jump record of 28 feet and 71 4 inches Henderson had formed the record to the national federation of high school athletic associations in Chicago
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J.C. Petty
Kaufman
Lester Schrimser
Main Avenue High
San Antonin
Melies
Henderson
National Federation of High School Athlete Associations
Chicago
Junior High Tennis Meet Sets City Title Showdown
Washington Irving Junior High clinched the northern division title with a 13 to 10 win over Mark Twain. Irving remains undefeated and will face the Pegeen-Harry series winner for the city crown on Thursday. Page meets Harris in the other northern division match as teams edge toward the city final.
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Washington Irving
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Mark Twain
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Thuradar
Hawthorne
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FE. Hernandez
Jed’ Irving
Foe Tinea
Mangold
Alice
Urrutin
Walfree
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Allee
Alexander
Bluebell
Friedman
Navarro
Ei. Hernandez
A. Garza
Mitchell
Nichols
Cardenas
Thomas Nelson Maga
Joe Chandler Harris
Englefield
Gasta
Ned
Spence
Paro
Harris
Concepciat Pargiamona
Schultze
Amateurs White Cats Face Plowboys in Sunday Game
The White Cats meet Plowboys diamond at 1 20 Sunday afternoon at Lovelock after which Plowboys may play again. Cats beat a strong team last week led by Pilgrim and Sagray 19 7. Woodlawn scouts calling for games while parish league plans a Sunday practice at Woollawa Inke.
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Sheez Plowbosx von Schilether
Foreign invasion of U S courts looms in tennis era
United States Lawn Tennis Association announced likely entries from Ingrid France Japan for the American championships. Jan Kozlub and other rising stars are expected to compete, with Britain, France, and Japan planning contingents for Wimbledon and Davis Cup ties. Local matches may bring Canada Argentina showdowns in May to Washington and beyond.
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Yireparo
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
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Corey
Gren
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Tram
Jean, Baratta
Christian Roussus
Pierre Iandry
Rene de Buze
America
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John van Ryn
George Lott
Helen Jacobs
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Fargee
Amar
Wott Am You Ryn
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Monire
Frank Shiells
Sidney Wood
Gregory Maugin
Clift
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iMese
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Argentina
Fionl
Washington
KU lifehail team defeats Oklahoma in Big Six clash
In Lawrence on May 4, the Kansas lifehail team edged Oklahoma Bla hb in a Big Six conference game. The report notes a split score and unclear play by KU and Oklahoma, with regional field terms and mismatched OCR.
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Qhelamum
Lawrence
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Wil
University of Kansas Lifehail
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Helen Moody May Seek Wimbledon Trip This Summer
In Francisco May 14 Mrs Willa Moody tennis champion says she has devised plans for a Wimbledon trip this summer but has not decided whom she will play in the women’s doubles or singles. Dr Manly notes a ten day lead time before departure and Moody hints at the long wait if she stays away from home. Moody’s son M Moodis Jr is described as stalwart and handsome.
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Otha Uri Lo Wimbleston
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Iurstlan
Jong C
Tome
New York
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Stalart
Abe
J. A. Harper
Mra Monity
At Last What Abbott Had on O Day
In this Los Angeles dated dispatch a curious confrontation between Abbott and O Day is recalled. The piece centers on Abbott exposing O Day during a restaurant episode and the ensuing exchange over eyewear as a symbol of league loyalty. Abbott emerges as the winner of the dispute and the broader dispute is framed as settled in his favor.
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Lenge
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Rusty Lyons Breaks Record in Des Moines Trade
Russell Tavons of San Antonio, ex Malin Avenue high star, claims a threat after being traded to Wichita at the season start. Lyons receives two decisive wins, credited for key victories as Wichita joins the league this year.
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Griffith Defends College Sports at Washington Banquet
In Washington May 14 college athletics were defended by George Griffith Western ace athletic commissioner who argued college sport is a commercial philanthropy not a mercenary venture He cited the Carnegie report as biased and said Americans are marred by how games are conducted and how athletics are organized.
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