Brown Upsets Segura In Wimbledon Third Round
In London on June 27 1946 Tom Brown of San Francisco defeated fourth seed Francisco Segura of Ecuador 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-3 to reach the fourth round of the All England Championships. Brown surged in sultry weather as center court drew a large crowd.
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San Francisco
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Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Brown
Center
Segura
University of California
Santa Monica
Patricia Canning Todd
Lafayette
Falkenburgs Post Tennis Victories
In Chicago on June 27 the Falkenburg brothers advanced in the 62nd national collegiate tennis tournament. Bob Falkenburg beat George Pero 9-7 6-1 and faces Clarence Mabry while Tom defeated Bobby Jake 6-3 2-6 6-4 and meets Harry Likas. The brothers and partners also won their doubles match 6-3 6-1 over Blanton Weil.
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U.P
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Texas
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Rensselaer Institute
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Harry Likas
San Francisco
Bobby Jake
Northwestern
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University of Utah
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Georgetown
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John Shea
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Parker Seeks Fourth Davis Cup Title on Clay
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles heads the 36th annual Davis Cup clay court championship at River Forest with top seed in a 127-player field. Selections include Billy Talbert Gardner Mulloy Seymour Greenberg and Bob Falkenburg among 16 domestic seeds and Vega pairing as top foreign seeds. Mary Arnold Prentiss leads the women's singles with 40 entrants. finals set for July 7.
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Oakland
Calif
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San Francisco
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Alameda
Cubans Lead Pasquel League Batting and Pitching Pace
Imported players dominate the Pasquel circuit with Cubans Claro Duany Pedro Formental Agustin Be jerano and Napoleon Reyes among top batters. Duany hits .099 with 63 safeties in 158 at bats while Formental .384 Bejerano .372 Reyes .371. Max Lanier tops pitchers with 3-0 in four outings. Maglie and Carrasquel also strong. Roberto Estalella leads homers with 12. Gardella and Ortiz next with 10 each. Other former big leaguers hit over .300 including Monteagudo Gardella Franklin Hayworth Steiner Olmo and more.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Giant
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Washington Senators
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George Hausman
Murray Franklin
Detroit Tigers
Myron Hayworth
Browns
Jim Steiner
Cleveland Indians
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Greenwald Drugs Defeat Baum and Adamson in City Softball
Greenwald Drugs routed Baum and Adamson 13 to 5 in a city league softball game last night. The Sahuaro Hi-Y team defeated the South Side Beavers by forfeit in the other scheduled contest.
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Baum & Adamson
Sahuaro Hi-Y
Southside Beavers
Seek Car Causes Spokane Baseball Bus Crash
State authorities continued to search for a car believed to have forced a Spokane baseball team bus off a mountain road. Nine players died in the wreck, with the ninth victim being 30 year old Chris Hartje of San Francisco, a former Brooklyn Dodger and 1935 Oakland Acorns member, who died in hospital from burns and injuries. Four other members of Spo
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U.P
Spokane
Chris Hartje
San Francisco
Brooklyn Dodger
Oakland Acorns
Hartje
Spo
Kane’s Western International team under crash shock
Kane’s Western International league squad remained in serious condition but holding their own after a bus crash on Snoqualmie Pass. Each player blamed the collision on a car that appeared on a wrong side of the winding mountain road.
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Doan
Kane
Snoqualmie Pass Road
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