Houston Golf Stars Lead In State Championship
Houston golfers show strong early form at the Iver Oats Country Club course in the state championship first round. Leading scorers include Hunt with 143, followed by Nouta, Carsten, Rotan, Riesell, Clark and Lanham among others as the field advances toward the medal play portion.
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Carsten
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Dalles
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B.C. Clark
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Women's Olympic track events face potential Olympic ban
Berlin May 21 The International Amateur Athletic Federation debated continuing women s track and field at the 1982 Olympics amid pressure from male athletes and several nations. A resolution favored by Gustav Kithy of New York threatened to recall the I A A B if the Olympic congress eliminates women s events, with America and Britain seen as supportive while several other nations oppose. The 1928 Amsterdam games are cited as a historical contrast.
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Amateur Baseball Roundup Snags City Games
The Soulbers Pacific Accountants and May Central Power and Light play at Concepcion park while other league plans unfold. Sunday sees two matchups South San Antonio Merchants vs undeserred annex Bikea at San Pedro park and Southwest Istulithie Bears vs H and H Colles Giants at Concepcion. Teams prep, schedules, and meetings dominate the scene as captains, coaches, and players rally for upcoming contests and league meetings.
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May Central Power and Light Company
Concepcion Park
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World records set at Berlin track event in 1920s report
Amateur Athletic Federation notes multiple event records in Berlin with marks across 100 yards 1000 yards and longer distances. It lists new times and distances such as 26 ft broad jump 14 ft pole vault and 40.8 sec 400 meter relay, while noting old records replaced by holders Tolan Nurmi and Harper among others.
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Amateur Athletic Federation
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Bills
England
Nurmi
Finland
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U. S
Tavernari
Italy
Harper
Sipila
Haiti
Big Ten golf field tightens as Wilron leads pack
Ted Wilron of Ohio State paced a tightly bunched field at Westmoreland Country Club in a 80 hole bout for the Big Ten golf title. Illinois led by Marlin and Grove posted a 620 total for 72 holes, while Crowe sparked a late surge with 76 78 11H to sit among the top contenders in a five way chase for third place.
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Til
Ted Wilron
Ohio State
Sby Door of Golf
Eters Seun
Woods
Irene Tray
Westmoreland Country Club
Mushiee Wieldcia
Sears
Dowertr
University of Illinois
Jdol Gam
Marlin
Lscos
Alpert
Grove
Michigan
Crowe
Catde
Ong
Wilson Ag
Tinyin Hicks
Halon
International Golfing Taa
Lockwood Park Wins Boys and Girls Games
Lockwood Park swept Mittmin in a park league doubleheader on Tuesday. In the boys game Lockwood won 27 to 2 led by Jeff Fielder Blam with two homers a triple and two doubles and Zimmerman with a triple and double. Baker, Young, Wilkerson contributed. Mittman tallies came from Tate and Ruel. Carver added for Lockwood. In the girls game Deiclare sparked with a pair of scoring blows while Sams, Muenster, Johnson, Meyers and Carver added triples or doubles. Sams pitched for Sackwood with Head behind the plate and Florh on the mound for the desert as Matfelt caught.
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Howard
Jeff Fielder
Blam
Zimmerman
Baker
Young
Wilkerson
Tate
Ruel
Mittman
Carver
Wite Nera
Gengley
Deiclare
Dowkins
Sams
Muenster
Johnson
Meyers
Head
Plorh
Desert
Matfelt
Moors
Murphy
Pair of Kelly Field hurlers in shutouts
The Sixth-eighth squadron blanked the Forty-eighth squadron 11 to 0 and the Forty-second squadron shut out the Forty-third 8 to 0 Tuesday afternoon at Kelly Field. Pitchers Drobinn and Johnson star on the mound, allowing only two hits in the first game and three in the second.
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Kelly” Field
Teague
Pitchera Drobinn
Johnson
Drating
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Th. Deobian
Vick
Dundee Money Tangle Nets Prize Fight Payouts
May 21 reports Wisconsin housing commission ordered delinquent purses withheld for three years from Tit Bander and Dundee, while legal counsel calls the ruling a continuation of a 1920s decision. In Des Moines, the Rake Golfers beat Grinnell 46 to 1 in a recent match.
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Pi— Indge Inhn J. Gregory
Wisconsin Hosing Commission
Currender & Hook
Ine Thundee
Tinitimore
Tit Bander
Bengal
George A. Burns
Eagles
Sith Nation
Cal
Hinton Supreme Court
Clit
Finglea Riib
RAKE
Des Moines
Lipton Yacht Sets Fast Harwich Southend Race Pace
In England the Lipton yacht SOVPREND dominated the Harwich to Southend race, finishing in 4 minutes 15 seconds after leading nearly the entire course. Lulworth, skippered by A.A. Daton, trailed by 36 seconds due to slower start. Lipton hailed the effort as a wonderful performance.
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Harwich-to-Southend
Bir
Thomas Lipton
Chet
Ted
A.A. Daton
Lulworth
Sir Thomas
Texas district net meet starts June in Dallas
The Texas district net meet opens June 9 at Dallas Lawn Tennis Lab with men and women from singles and doubles events. Entries close 4 p.m. Saturday, June 1, to be filed with J. B Avone Jr at the National Bank of Commerce in Dallas.
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Erenta
Jusior Alnglea
J. B Avone
National Bank of Commerce
IAAF In Firm Position On Amateurs
Derlin, May 21 6 The International Amateur Athletic Federation has taken a firm stand against paying athletes for lost wages during Olympic times. A Swiss-Dutch proposal was defeated 18 to 4 at the LA A B Quarter meeting yesterday. Britain urged stiffer rules, while Finland and Sweden opposed compensation. The Swiss-Dutch proposal was withdrawn after defeat. An American plea to recognize starting hooks in sprint events was referred for study. A German proposal on wind-assisted performances was also referred for investigation. The relay and weight throw events faced rejection.
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Federa Hon
LA. A
Britain
America
Epriutzarea
Joseph R. McCsbe
Boyton
Gueccedot
Unclear boxing results with several fighter names and places
Fragmented report lists boxing match outcomes and fighter names from New York Cleveland Indianapolis and Los Angeles with uncertain scores and decisions. The text mentions Pablo Onno, a Filipino flyweight, and a Newsboy Brown in a decision over an unnamed opponent.
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New York
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Reine
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Gallant Fox Misses Derby at Fairmount
Gallant Fox, the Kentucky Derby winner, will not enter the Bitanz mount Derby at Collinsville Fairmount this Saturday. The lone American classic champion arrived last night at Uniontown Tack, N.Y.
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Fairmount
Collinsville
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