Seeded List Holds Steady In National Clay Court Meet
The National Clay Court championships see the top seeds mostly advance with one no showing in first round at the Detroit club. Pauline Betz of Los Angeles and Doris Hart of Miami are set for Friday finals against Francisco Segura of Coral Gables and Billy Talbert of Indianapolis respectively.
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Deoil Tennis Club
Anday
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Dorisart
Miami
Fla
Francisco Segura
Coral Gables
Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Miss Betz
Ruth Mihe
Miss Hart
Joanne Dunn
Des
Segura
Forest
Lls
Mack Taylor
Depit
Ibert
Edward Donovan
Detroit
Richard Warner
Saltnre City
May Bundy
Santa Mica
Calif
Mary Arnold
Shirley Fry
Akron
Catherine Wolf
Elkhart
Ind
Mey Corbett
River Forest
Ill
Constance Clifton
Iss Bundy
Betty Ruth Albert
St. Louis
Gloria Thompson
St. Luis
Pearl Wrobber
Miss Arnold
Josephine Nilka
Hamtramck
Tha Scott
Mrs. Ebbers
Miss Fry
Helen Itwiler
Gross
Lansing
Mich
Ader Hetzeck
Hubert Manire
Kenneth Norn
Ann Arbor
Kles Emil Lindstrom
Flint
Major League Leaders Highlight Selections
National League leaders include Walker of Brooklyn with a .416 batting average and 82 hits while Bordagaray scores 45 runs. Weintraub of New York drives in 44 RBIs, Barrett of Pittsburgh plates 7 triples, and Ott of New York hits 16 homers. Munger of St. Louis posts 71 wins with .875 ratio. In the American League Tucker of Chicago leads with a .398 average and Cullenbine of Cleveland drives in 34 RBIs and 19 doubles. Doerr of Boston and Cullenbine tie for 59 hits. More of St. Louis has 5 triples. Cullenbine also has 8 homers. Gutteridge of St. Louis swipes 13 bases. Harder of Cleveland and Ryba of Boston share 61 wins with a .857 ratio.
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Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Weintraub
New York
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
Macon
Ryan
Boston
Lupien
Philadelphia
Tucker
Chicago
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Spence
Washington
Doerr
St. Louis
Stollen
Gutteridge
Harder
Ryba
Hack Will Rejoin is Old Club Next Week
Chicago news reports Stan k will rejoin the Chicago Cubs next week after return from St Louis. The announcement confirms the team will have him back in time for upcoming games.
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Hack
Hicago
Stank
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Sgt Graham Wins Pistol Match on Handicap
Sgt Howard Graham of Davis Monthan won a leg in the Howard Hathaway Bowl at the Pima Pistol Club despite an oversight by the handicap committee. He used a .45 caliber automatic while others used a .38. Lead pack remains unchanged with John Epley at 2652 and Maurice Miller moving within seven points of first.
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Howard Graham
Davis-Monthan
Maurice Miller
John Epley
Hathaway
Tony Larua
H. Graham
Sam Mansfeld
Ray Inskeep
Milo Walker
William Tabor
B. L. Wyatt
Stars Powell Delivers In 11th For Senators Victory
Jake Powell singled in the 11th inning to lift the Washington Senators past the New York Yankees in a dramatic late rally. Mickey Rocco and Cris Hocked each added two run singles for Cleveland in a five run fourth to beat Detroit. Mel Ott homered twice and doubled as the Giants exploded for 16 hits against five Brooklyn pitchers.
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Associated Press
Jake Powell
Senators
Yankees
Mickey Rocco
Cris Hocked
Indians
Detroit
Mel Ott
Giants
Brooklyn
Baseball Figures Faced Fines and Clinic Visit
Three years ago Babe Phelps of the Brooklyn Dodgers was fined 500 dollars and suspended for failing to take the train for a western trip. Five years ago Lou Gehrig arrived at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for a physical examination.
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Babe Phelps
Brooklyn Dodger
Lou Gehrig
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
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