US Players Advance in Wimbledon Net Tourney
In Wimbledon second rounds, Jack Kramer of Los Angeles faces Edward Avery of Britain while Pancho Segura of Ecuador meets J S Connery of Great Britain. Kramer and Segura also won doubles with partners from San Francisco and Los Angeles respectively, as American women dominate early singles with Bejz Osborne Brough Bundy ready wins.
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U.P
Jack Kramer
Pancho Segura
Kramer
Los Angeles
Edward Avery
Segura
Ecuador
J. S. Connery
Great Britain
Herman David
Britain
Ernst Wittmann
Poland
Pails
Geoffrey Brown
Pfc
Stanley Broback
Frank Beeman
Michigan State College
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Pauline Bejz
Josane de Meulemeester-Zigart
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
J. W. K. Stork
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss A. Burton
Australia
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
E. Murdoch
Otto Leads as Western Open Golf Returns in Des Moines
Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa led 16 golfers into the second round of the 17th Western Women's Open after shooting 37 on the front nine to open an easy seven and six victory over Mary Agnes Wall. Zaharias, Berg, Suggs and other past champions advanced amid talk of her booming 250 yard drives.
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Atlantic
Wakonda Country Club
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Menominee
Mich
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Babe” Didrickson
Fairway
Zaharias
George Wilcox
Miami
Fla
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Miss Suggs
Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Miss Berg
Ann Bruno
Chicago
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Hicks
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
How They Stand and Racing Notes
Three years ago Devil Diver beat Market Wise by a length and a half in the Brookly n handicap at Aqueduct. American Association scores list Louisville over Toledo and Columbus over Indianapolis. Minor league results show Minneapolis 5 to 3 over Milwaukee, St. Paul 7 to 5, Mangas City 1 to 2 in seven inning games due to curfew.
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Market Wise
Aqueduct
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Mangas City
International League scores note shaky game results
Newark beat Benner 6 to 1, Jersey City 2 over Montreal 15, Baltimore won 4 to 2 in the first seven innings against Toronto, Syracuse 9, Buffalo 8.
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Benner
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Beaumont and Dallas Lose in Texas League Night Action
In a Texas League slate Beaumont fell to Fort Worth 2 to 3 and Shreveport beat Dallas 9 to 2. San Antonio edged Oklahoma City 7 to 6 in 12 innings. Houston won 6 to 3 while Tulsa defeated with a 11 to 3 score in a split, first game seven innings and second halted in the ninth by rain.
Pacific Coast League Scores From Tonight
Hollywood 2 Sacramento 1. San Francisco 1 San Diego 2. Seattle 6 Oakland 5. Only games scheduled.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
San Diego
Seattle
Oakland
Owners Choice Second in Empire at Jamaica Debut
The dark bay colt Owners Choice from Mrs. John D. Hertz’s barn finished a half length behind Cornish Knight in a five and a half furlong race at Empire at Jamaica. Cornish Knight paid $7.60, while Bounding Home won the Pocantico handicap at $4.60 with Venancio Nodarse riding for William Ziegler Jr.
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Empire-at-Jamaica
Johnny Longden
Los Angeles
BE. P. Taylor
William Ziegler, Jr
Venancio Nodarse
Foul Claim Sparks Disputed Six Furlong Delaware Finish
Stewards omitted a course correction after a foul claim in the Middleton purse at Delaware park. Hornbeam led at 1 11 for six furlongs with a $10.50 payoff, Challamore second, Quarter Moon third after reviewing film. Linwood Jim won Hills purse at Suffolk Downs, time 1 45 4/5, payoff $8.20. Good Blood won Arlington six furlongs by a half length, payoff $13.20. The Shaker edged Manupur by nose at Navesink, time 1 12 1/5, payoff $8.80.
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Delaware Park
Christopher T. Chenery
Hornbeam
Elmer Eastwood
Challamore
Henry I. Straus
Quarter Moon
Sam Walters
W. J. Jim Beattie
Linwood
Suffolk Downs
A. H. Foster
Good Blood
Calumet Farm
Arlington
Bobanet Stable
Trojan Fleet
Monmouth Park
Glen Riddle Farms
Shaker
Manupur
Ouly Park Midgets Triumph Over Dragons 15 7 in C League
The Ouly Park Midgets defeated the Dragons 15 to 7 in a Class C Recreation league game. Fred Encinas and Frank Martinez pitched for the winners with Steve Gonzales catching. Goyo Gomez hit a homer with one on base in the fifth inning. A meeting of Class C managers is set for 10 a.m. Saturday at the armory.
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Dragons
Fred Encinas
Frank Martinez
Steve Gonzales
Goyo Gomez
Armory
Rainiers May Contest Niemiec Reinstatement Case
Seattle Rainiers plan to appeal Judge Black's ruling on Al Niemiec's reinstatement under the GI Bill of Rights. Attorney Stephen F. Chadwick said the decision will be reviewed by baseball officials, with an appeal likely within two months. Niemiec, 36, was rehired after discharge, then cut April 21, and later ordered reinstated with back salary.
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Seattle Rainiers
Pacific Coast Baseball League
al Niemiec
Stephen F. Chadwick
Rainier
Lloyd L. Black
Niemiec
Feller Defeats Red Sox For 16th Victory In 11-8 Win
Five years ago Bobby Feller of the Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 11 to 8 securing his 16th win of the season.
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Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Spokane Club to Continue After Tragic Spokane Bus Crash
Western International league games were canceled after the Spokane Indians tragedy. Eight players died when a bus left Snoqualmie pass and crashed. teams planned to rebuild with available players from the Oakland Oaks and PCI managers to aid. other matches were postponed.
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Bremerton Sailors
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Pacific Coast League
PCI
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Wenatchee
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Salem
Victoria
Vancouver
Ted Shipkey Hired by Los Angeles Dons as Assistant Coach
Los Angeles June 26 Ted Shipkey former Stanford end and New Mexico coach is hired by the Los Angeles Dons of the All-America conference to assist Head Coach Bud DeGroot. Shipkey previously coached at Sacramento junior college Arizona State Teachers College Tempe and Los Angeles City College before moving to Albuquerque in 1937.
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Ted Shipkey
University of New Mexico
Los Angeles Dons
Bud DeGroot
Shipkey
Stanford
Sacramento Junior College
Arizona State Teachers College
Tempe
Los Angeles City College
New Mexico
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