Perry and Miss Jacobs Vie for Titles at Forest Hills
The forest Hills matches set Perry and Miss Jacobs as top contenders for the national singles crowns. Perry faces Don Budge for the men’s title while Miss Jacobs meets Alice Marble as the women’s favorite pursues her third straight crown.
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Forest Hills
Helen Jeeds
Frei Perry
Miss Jacobs
Alice Marble
San Franco
Perry
Don Budge
Wilmer Aliison
Walsh Doubts Perry's Grip on U.S. Championship
In Hills, Sep 12, Walsh reports Perry of England has just failed to dethrone American star Wilmer Allison as the U.S. tennis championship concedes another era. The piece notes Budge and Budge era contenders, with lingering doubt over Perry's chances and the likely repeat of last year's upset by Allison.
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INS
Admiral Salé
Phi
Frederick John Perry
England
General Perry
West Prillery
Bryan Bitsy Grint
Walsh Flonshin
Donald M. Budge
Mr. Key
Fort Mc Henry
Perry
Internat
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Wilmer Allison
London
Golf favorites named for the Canadian Amateur Championship
New York betting officials name John Goodman Omebs and Albert Campbell Seattle as 8-1 favorites to win the Canadian Amateur Championship next week. Other top contenders include Americas Welter Cup team members Fischer Emery Yates and Reynolds Smith at 10-1, with Canadian and British players in the 15-1 and 30-1 brackets. Local golfer Frank Pate Little Rock joins qualifiers through regional spots for the national event.
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New York Betting Commissiones
Tited States Golf Association
John Goodman
Omebs
Albert Scotty
Campbell
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Patrorns
Goodiants
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Welter Emery
Owahoma City
Charles Yates
Atlanta
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Ross Bandy" Somerville
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New Orleans
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Somerville
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Brith Walker Cop
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Rudy Krapper
Jess Sweetser
Sweeter Haseen
Hardity Givin
Sextle Rock
Art
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Aisteiet
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Dal-las
Jack Tinnin
Little Rock
McGonagill
Tinnin
Canada golf 2 man fight at Toronto final day
The Canadian Open golf championship narrows to a two man battle in Toronto as Lawson Lattle of San Francisco leads with a two round 67 58 22 and faces Paul Runyan of White Plains N Y who stands a shot at the title United States open champion and former PGA title holder Runyan trails by a few strokes with strong finishing power alongside a crowded field led by Watrous and Nerois.
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Suter
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Andrew
Runyan
Oltaca
Tyke
Tony Manero
Greensboro
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AL Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Wrestling results from the Anagelated meet prompt details
Wrestlers from Kansas and California compete in a tied or decisive event. Notable placers include Keverly from Lea Angeles and RYengson, with 220 and 248 pound divisions, and Lak Anmelen defeating Turk. The report lists several city, college, and state names with wins and pins among the lighter weight classes.
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Ice Cry
Kanvas Coy
George ‘Keverly
Lea Angeles
Salt Take City
Bane Paharlan i
Lak Anmelen
Bri Lakh
Kenda
Ferenee
Turk
Halland
Milweaubte
Rattler Roster Braces After Locke Injury Ahead of Don Game
Marys Rattlers face a setback as co captain Doug Locke dislocates a vertebra but is expected to return in time to lead the team against the San Francisco Dons in the season opener on September 20. A 27 man delegation sails Sunday for the trip, with backs including Locke Proyn Gipson Todd Moss and Roy among those traveling.
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Vivyas
Pacific
Doug Kocke
Autestar
Lake
Rattlers
San Francisco Dons
Ratlers
St. Mary's
del Rio
Mose Simms
Playera
Inchige
Bill Irwin
Johnny Heaton
Cehters
Warren Wyble
Glyde Rush
Wilmer
Bells Face Corpus Here In Sunday Doubleheader
Bell Furnituremen, city amateur champs, meet Corpus Christi Internationals at Van Daele Field in a Sunday doubleheader. First game starts at 2 o'clock.
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Corpus Christi Internationals
Corpus Magnolas
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Saris
Seguin Unicorns Triumph 7-0 At New Braunfels
Seguin Unicorns defeat New Braunfels University corns 7 to 0 on Friday night after recovering a fumble on the 30 yard line in the second quarter. The Unicorns drove for the score as New Braunfels pressured the goal line late with a long pass, but Seguin held and added the decisive score on a fourth town smash.
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Eeph
Gooch FL. Carter
Seguin Matadors
Shelby Burt
New Braunfels Unicorns
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Unicorns
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Phillies Purchase Young from Indians OKC Trade
Det Young, second baseman for the Oklahoma City Texas league team, was sold outright to the Philadelphia National League club on Friday. In exchange, Stan Sperry, Philadelphia infielder, will be released to the Indians.
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Young
Indians
Oklahoma City
Det Young
Philadelphia
Softball Games Highlight Local League and School Teams
Girls teams from San Antonio and Kennedy play at San Pedro Park, with Honeyhists and Shanton groups meeting. In Dallas, a basketball-like district recap notes a 2-1 score and upcoming Centennial event as part of ongoing league activity.
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Tien Faitheran Sunisy
Honey-hist Tee Cream Company
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Kennedy
Shanton
Druge
Bomersel Ugur
Zon
Oneyskiat
Tion
Honey-Kin
SCRIMMAGE REPORTS STEELERS? TEAM DOGFIGHTS AT SEASON START
Southwest coaches intensified drills as Texas squads held scrimmages ahead of the season. I B Hale at Texas Christian showed promise at left tackle while Texas prepared to face LSU on October 3. Baylor and Arkansas also staged signal work and mixed drills as squads seek starters for openings.
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Leo (Dutth
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Gates
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Morley Jennings
Baylor
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Gethind
Beaumont
Lloyd Russell
Bruins
Texas Aceles
Doc Bitner
Denton
Dick Yitek
Granger
Owens Rogers
Mart
Fred Thomson
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Jack Holt
Robbie Martin
Lloyd Montgomery
Marine corps team leads national rifle match after first tour
CAMP PERRY Ohio Sept The Marine corps team edged all rivals by 35 points after the first tour stage of the national rifle team match the fifth stage to finish today They posted 454 at 206 yards slow fire 482 at 200 yards rapid fire 478 at 300 yards kneeling fire and 405 at 600 yards slow fire for a total of 1900 The infantry team was second with 1865 points followed by the Coast Guard 1854 California civilian team No 1 1854 US eng teams 1050 and the next five including US cavalry 1244 Washington state civilians 138 Massachusetts national guard 1233 US Marine corps reserves 4923 and Toward civilians 1621
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U. S. Infantry
U.S. Coast Board
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U.S. Eng Sinedts
Cavalry
Washington State
Maseachusetts National
U. S. Marine Corps Reserves
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Ponca City Leads in League Playoff
Ponca City led Joplin two games to one in the Western Association playoff series as the teams prepared for the fourth game in Joplin tonight. Joplin won the third game 10 1, with Jones collecting 14 hits and three runs. Homans six runs included a homer. Praids held the Angels to limited scoring.
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O.ls
Pahes City
Joplin
WWO
Tesme
Joplin Tox
Jones
Homan
Angels
Praids
Falk
Texas Leaders Star in Nation Dallas Ras t Harshang
Readable text lists Dallas players with Frees Runs and Runs Batted In, plus home runs and bases. Mentions teams Dallas Houston San Antonio Beaumont Sap An Tulsa Oklahoma City and others with scattered numeric stats. Not all names clear. main entities include Dallas players Stroner Tauny Mesell and Mteoner, and Houston Cobb.
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Dallas
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Stroner
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Mesell
Garens
San Antonio
Stowsolf
Mos
Bie- Coy
Beaumont
Stanton
Sap Anworl
Martin
Houstnn
Cobb
Tulsa
Mteon
Burnt Mills Riders Triumph In Hot Weather Clash
Wyoming Wildcats, weary from a cross country flight, lost 10 to 0 to Burnt Mills in Far Hills New Jersey. The contest served as a warm up for the big event between East and West scheduled Sunday.
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Wyoming Wildcats
S A Girls Lead San Antonio Dallas Softball Draft
San Antonio women Grace Williams and Billy Hill, stars of the Alamo Jewelers, were drafted by the Wichita Falls team Fully Red Jackets after San Antonio won the state title at Fort Worth. They head to Chicago for national tournaments starting Saturday, highlighting San Antonio contention.
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Tesun
Chicago
Wich- Ha
Dog racing halted as court fights loom in Dallas
The Dallas dog racing scene at Sportsman's Park is paused after a Supreme Court approval delays wagering and racing. Four men including Winfield Morton are jailed for contempt and later released on habeas corpus writs with $1000 bonds. Morton faces further hearings October 6 with six related cases pending in high courts debating legality of day wagering.
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Sportsman's Park
Dallay
Supreme Court
Smoat Schmid
Dallas
Winfield Morten
Rogall
RB. Watkins
Bng
Watkins
Hera
Court of Criminal Appeals
Fight Results Mixed From New York to San Diego
In a bout list heavy with misprints, several fighters registered wins by points or knockouts across venues from New York to San Diego. Notable results include Frankie Wolfram knocked out in Winnipeg and Ford Smith toppled in Chicago, while Johnny Ramero dominated Art Taylor in San Diego, forcing a towel.
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New York
Cetesing Garcia
Philippine Latanda
Cleto
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Orvillo Thouillard
Windsor
Ont
iAlvo Snordh
Fay
Ab Toth
Chicago
Lei Rodak
Frankie Wolfram
Winnipeg
Man
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Lee Savotdl
St. Paul
Ford Smith
Kallapell
Mont
Hollywood
Fete de Gras
Wally Hally
Alhambra
Calif
Allentown
Nick Ravin
Vom
Aqueduct Race Tops Day's Card at New York Tracks
Edgemere returns as favorite in the six and a half furlong feature for two-year-olds, while a strong field includes Fompoon and Rockwood among others. The Narragansett, Wickford, and Lincoln field stakes headline the diverse Aqueduct program with multiple notable horses and jockeys competing for $5,000 to $25,000 purses.
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Aqueduct
Edgemere
Mia
Ethel DB
Action
J. H. Louchhelm
Inter
Charles T. Flacher
Matas
Mrs. Dodge Sloane
Cuga
Miliedale Atable
Eemar Stable
Livingston’s Single Only Hit Off Bob Harris
Opelo u s a s La Sept 12 Boo Harris Alexandria hurler allowed only one hit and after two out in the ninth as his team beat Opelousas 4 to 6 to win the Evangeline League pennant. Fist fights and umpire disputes marked the finale of the playoff series as Alexandria won four games to Opelousas three with Harris holding the Livingston to a single in the ninth and Harris walked six.
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