Southern Tennis Doubles Crown Won by Parker and Mulloy
Parker of Los Angeles and Mulloy of Coral Gables captured the doubles title as the top seeds in the 62nd Southern Tennis tournament. They defeated Sam Match and Bob Curtis of Rice Institute in the finals 7-5 6-3 6-4. Parker also claimed the singles title Saturday with a five set win over Jack Tuero of New Orleans.
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Southern Tennis
California
Tima
Auikie Parker
Los Angeles
id-Gardner Milloy
Coral Gaes
Farkter and Mulloy
Sam Match
Bob
Curtis
Rice’ Institute
Houston
Texas
Parker
Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Tulane
Finals Set For Junior and Boys Tennis Tourney
In Sylacauga Alabama finals for the junior and boys divisions of the Cotton States tennis tournament were scheduled for forenoon with senior rounds later. Top seed Dick Woolroyd of Delray Beach Florida advanced to the boys final by defeating Aaron Rosen of New Orleans 6 0 6 1. Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge beat Joe Conselman of Birmingham 6 3 6 2 in the quarterfinals.
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Sylacauga
Ala
Dick Woolroyd
Delray Beach
Fla
Aaron Rosen
New Orleans
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Joe Conselman
Birmingham
Worsham Wins National Open in St Louis Thriller
Lewis Worsham of Washington D C captured the National Open crown at St Louis Country Club after a playoff with Sam Snead. Snead’s late pressure failed as Worsham’s measured margin and a bold call for a ball placement sparked controversy and clinched the title.
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St. Louis
Lewis W
Lew) Worsham
Washington
D. C
Sam Snead
Worsham
Lew
Oakmont
Sammy
Hot Springs
Snead
Sam
Adams Hurls in Big Show at Gibson Field
Adams delivered a dominant four inning exhibit before Colquitt sparked a late threat. C Stapleton on base and Fudge produced back to back hits, but Adams escaped with two outs after Tolbert’s near misses. Donalsonville’s win, plus Bainbridge’s 6-2 loss, put Seminole County teams two games ahead in the league standings.
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Adams
Colquitt
New York Giant
C. Stapleton
McGlamery
Fudge
F. Wilkins
Tolbert
Donalsonville
Bainbridge
Blakely
Seminole Countians
The Clean-Up Chapter 25 Forge City Drama
USH Henry returns to Forge City by 4 30 PM and King S Wellwood case links surface. Rush seeks a new lawyer Curran in the Merchants Building and learns Wellwood’s large client list. Kit English seeks a private late night talk with Rush.
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Ush
Henry
Forge City
Pappy Daley
Harvard
King S. Wellwood
L . Rush
Merwin
Rush
Chicago
Twist
Matt Pedrick
Matt
Curran
Merchant’s
Liittle
Wellwood’s
Gay
Pedrick
Kit English
Jones Homers Help Red Sox Split Twin Bill
Marrett Jones, newly acquired from Chicago, hits a homer in his first Boston appearance to power an 7-3 win over his former team and adds a grand slam bid in the ninth in a 8-4 victory. The Red Sox move into a tie for second with Detroit behind the Yankees.
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Jones
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Red Sox
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
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Giants
Cubs
Reds
Schoolboy Rowe
Chicago Cubs
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St. Louis
Boar Walk at Atlantic City Measures Wide Path
The famous boara walk at Atlantic City New Jersey is described as sixty feet wide and about five miles in length.
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Atlantic City
N. J
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