Shields and Hopman Open Davis Cup Play in Philadelphia
May 27 reports the first day of the Davis Cup tie in Philadelphia with singles between Francis K. Shields and Harry Hopman and the projected clash between Jack Crawford and Ellsworth Viner. Doubles follow tomorrow with Allison and Van Ryn likely for the United States, as the winner advances toward an inter zone final with Brazil at Forest Hills in June.
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Francis K. Shields
Harry Hopman
Australia
Jack Crawford
Norman Brookes
Slim
Ellsworth Viner
California
Wth Wilmer Allison
Texas
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Crawford
Hopmen
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Vines
Hopman
Brazil
Forest Hills
Long Island
U. S
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Ball Stars Shine as Tigers, Dodgers Rally Past Giants
Yesterday’s box scores highlight Veron and Walker for the Tigers driving in three runs on three singles. Barnabaw limited the Sox to four hits with five strikeouts in six innings. Gehrig powered the Yankees with a home run, while Frederick’s 12th inning RBI helped the Dodgers beat the Giants. Hurst contributed a homer and two singles for Philadelphia against Boston.
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White Box
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Lou Gehrig
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Nank Senants
Johnny Frederick
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Giants
Don Hurst
Philles
Braves
Oklahoma Women Lead Semi Finals in Trans Missionips Golf
In Hot Springs Arkansas on May 27 two Oklahoma players, the state champion Mrs Waller Beyer of Tulsa and three-time winner Miss Anne Webster of Leavenworth, faced Kansas and Texas stars in the tournament's semi finals. Urbantke of Austin defeated the favorite Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis to advance.
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Texas Stars
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Oxia
Anne Webster
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Kansan
Tom Wallace
Sapulpa
Okla
Hilda Urbant
Tolar Reappointed at L A Country Club
Jack Tolar, instructor at the San Antonio Country club swimming pool, is reappointed and will add duties this year directing a morning physical education for club youngsters including body-building games. Ted's Red Devils seek a Sunday paydoll game on their diamond on West Commerce Street and Wood Avenue. Call Crockett 9906.
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L.A
Jack Tolar
San Antonio
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Red Devils
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Wood, Avenue
Crockett
Texas Golfers Tackle Wet Arklike Course in State Tourney
Texas Golf Association state tournament opens in Texarkana amid a light morning shower that moistens fairways. Quarterfinal matches feature Byron Nelson and Reynolds Smith, Solly Nowlin, Charles Campbell, and W R Long, with defending champion GuA Moreland among the contenders. The 1932 championship will be staged in Houston per Charles L. Dexter.
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Houston
More- Jend
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Atwell
Joe Wilkes
Dallas
John Falconer
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
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Solly Nowlin
Charles Campbell
Tyler
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A. K. Barber
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Lufkin
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Austin
Charles Dexter
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Charles L. Dexter
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Sola-Serve Players Headed to Pleasanton Match
Sola-Serve players travel to Pleasanton to face Leam and a strong town team. Eddie Pollack seeks more out-of-town games and asks Crockott at 8919 for contact.
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Eddie Pollack
Peasanton
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Indians Extend Slide in Loss to Houston on May 27
The San Antonio Indians, league champions known for close games, extended their losing streak to seven of the last eight after a 5-1 defeat to the Houston Buffs. Ray Moss pitched four-hit ball for Houston, while Joe Vance debuting as Indian pitcher struggled. errors plagued the visitors. Mealey joined as free agent catcher, and Howard Fitzgerald returned home for recovery from an injury suffered in fielding practice.
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Joe Vance
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Zaepfel
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Rowallk
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Rye
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Carey
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Schofield
Parham
Medwick
Flaskamper
Jack Mealey
San Francisco
Mealey
Houston Buffs
Homer Hartmond
Indians
San Antonio
Howard Fitzgerald
Eagle Lake
Benryrill Defeats Fariee In Oklahoma Am Golf Final
Tulsa May 27 Earl Borrynill of Stapulpa won against Keele Fariee Oklahoma City one up at the thirty sixth hole in their grueling nomi final match of the Oklahoma Amateur golf tournament. Borrynill advances to meet B.J. Rogers of Oklahoma City who reached the final by default.
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Rogers
Tulsa
Okla
Earl Borrynill
Stapulpa
Keele Fariee
Oklahoma
Ona
Oklaomma
Borpghl
Roger
Oklahoma City
Tim Kennedy
Tilan
Shampion
Veenmo
Texas League Tiny Friar Ban Aslanig at Homston
Fragmented box score style item listing multiple minor league games and outcomes. Mentions Dallas at Isles Fort Worth at Toneview Galvonton at Borumont and scattered results with weather delays and postponements amid a largely unreadable source text.
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Ban Aslanig
Homston
Dallas
Isles Fort, Worth
Toneview
Galvonton
Borumont
National League results and upcoming games listed
National League scores show Brooklyn 2 New York 11, Philadelphia 11, Cincinnati 2 with unclear team names. Three games are scheduled for Friday including Hoxton at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, and BL Joule at Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Boman
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Cincinnati
Eviday
Hoxton
Chliadalphia
Brooklyn
Cincinati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Friday Pitchers Probabilities Across Leagues
Summary of upcoming baseball matchups across National League American League and International League. Teams such as Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York are listed with various scheduled games and tied scores like Baltimore Newark Terney City Rochester and Rochester, reflecting a busy slate and possible results for the period.
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Newark
Terney City
Renavin
Buttalg
Rochester
Mayer Twirls Eagles to 10 Title in City Baseball Final
Major Puckett hid a surprise package for Harry Jam Uten's Thomas Jefferson Mustangs as Mayer led the Brackenridge Eagles to a 6-3 victory in game three. Mayer allowed seven hits and kept the Ponies at bay except in the seventh while Garcia fueled a 14-hit Eagles onslaught, securing their fifth straight diamond title. Every Eagle had at least one hit, and Brackenridge clinched the athletic season with the win.
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Harry Jam- Uten
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs
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Parle
Gest
Denver Bears Acquire Becker and Turpin For Stabilizing Push
Denver Bears management moves to steady the club by adding Joe Becker catcher and Harold Turpin pitcher from the Pacific Coast League. They join Des Moines on Saturday with Becker to relieve Al Ali and Turpin to replace Bob Porter who is on the injured list after the team’s sixth straight loss.
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Jenver
Denver Bears
Bears
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Becker
Harold Turpin
Des Moines
al Ali
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Bob Porter
Nue
Walker Edges Paolino In Narrow Stride for Victory
New York May 27 Mickey Walker won a 10 round decision over Paolino in Madison Square Garden before about 8000. A late eighth round cut opened by Paulino after the bell shifted crowd sympathy toward the Spaniard, but Walker finished strong to claim the win. Post fight, Walker may next face Paplina in a return bout. Paulino outweighed Walker by 27 pounds at 197. Barbers seek games. Sunday match call.
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Mickey Walker
Ernie Sehnat
Paulino Wzeudun
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Olympic Fund Shortfall Threatens Olympic Team Plans
May 27 report shows only 14,476 raised of the 350,000 goal for the Olympic fund. President Avery Brundage warns Los Angeles entries will be cut drastically if funds remain short. Vetoes postponement, endorses concentrating money on athletes, and imposes personal expenses on committee members to meet team needs.
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Olympics War Chest
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A. A. Usterday
American Olympic Committee
Los Anpeles
Brundage
Herrera Named New Pilot of Sons of America Team
Genn Herrera was named the new manager of the Gas of Amer Ire baseball team at a Judge meeting on Thursday night. He succeeds Johnny Pena who stepped down due to business. Fifteen Sidney Lanter high school players are now listed on the Sons of America tinb.
Would Call Off Olympic Tryouts
Los Angeles May 27 pacific southwest AAU chief Henry proposes appointing US athletes to the Olympic team based on records, dropping qualifying meets to save about 15000 dollars. He asserts marquee names like Clarence Crabbe Helene Madison Dorothy Payntop Georgia Coleman Don Eastman Frank Wytolf and Herman Bely would surely be on the squad. The plan would exclude track and field tryouts at Palo Alto California.
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Los Angeles
Esite
Henry
Pacific Southwest A. A. U
Olympic
United States
Clarence Crabbe
Helene Madison
Worothy Payntop
Georgia Coleman
Don Eastman
Frank Wytolf
Herman Bely
Talo Alto
Calif
Utilities and Tigers Clash at Public Service Field
The Public Service Tilsties will host the New Braunfels Tigers in San Antonio on Sunday. The game starts at 2 o'clock as announced by manager Cy Nelson. This marks the Tigers first 1992 visit, with most games played at their home field in Landé Park.
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Braunfels Tigers
San Antonio
Cy” Nelson
Tigers
Hems
Lande Park
Tech High Athletes to Receive Letters at Club Meeting
The first annual meeting of the "T" club will be held at the Original Mexican restaurant at 7 o'clock Friday night. Coach Wright Riley will award letters to baseball polit and track men.
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