Czech Star Upsets Kramer In Wimbledon Net Tourney
J Drobny of Czechoslovakia stunned second seed Jack Kramer in a five set victory 2-6 17-15 6-3 3-6 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Betz and Bostock also advanced in women's singles as Segura and Patty won in mixed doubles.
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Falkenburg and Match Reach Semifinals in National Tennis
In Chicago the 62nd annual national collegiate tennis tournament advances top seed Bob Falkenburg by 6 1 6 0 over Clarence Mabry as Sam Match of Rice defeats Philipp Neff. Gardner Larned and Harry Likas also win to reach semifinals alongside doubles victors Mabry-Bedwell and Match-McCarthy.
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Stolz Meets Montgomery In 15 Round Title Showdown
Allie Stolz, who nearly toppled Sammy Angott four years ago, faces champion Bob Montgomery in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Montgomery, hailed as king of the 135 pounders, is 2-1 favorite to defeat the Newark challenger and retain his crown.
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Spokane Club Receives Help After Bus Tragedy
Outfielder Frankie Hawkins and pitcher Al Raimondi, ex Oakland Oaks, planned to join the Spokane Indians of the Western International league who lost nine players in the Snoqualmie pass bus wreck. Minor league commissioner Bramham urged clubs to spare players and waived regulations to aid Spokane.
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Beaus Edges Goodman in City League Softball Thriller
Les Beaus beat Goodman Supply 12 to 11 in a tight City league softball game. The Santa Rosa Cardinals routed Brooklyn Jellymakers 17 to 3 in a separate City league contest.
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Stanford Leads In College Golf At Nationals
Stanford held a one stroke lead over Princeton as the 49th National Collegiate Golf Championship moved into the final 18 holes. First round totals show Stanford 307, Princeton 308, with Michigan 311 and LSU 314 among leaders. Hugh Dahlberg led with 69 for Texas, while Chuck Lind 71 and Charley Coe 72 followed. Dahlberg and Lind are war veterans returning to school.
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Blackie) Dahlberg
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Oklahoma
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Ex Wildecat Carl Cooper Named Puente Head Coach
Carl Cooper former University of Arizona right halfback who graduated in 1940 has been named head coach of all sports at Puente Union high school Puente California. He coached Clifton high school in 1941 and 1942 before entering the Army where he served in England and France and left last December as a captain. He is currently on the summer school faculty at the University of Southern California.
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Georgia Girls Seek upset in Western Open semifinal
Two Georgia players Louise Suggs and Dot Kirby meet favorites Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg in Des Moines for spots in the Women's Western Open final. Suggs, 22, from Lithia Springs, battles Zaharias while Kirby, the Atlanta golfer, faces Berg after advancing past Phyllis Otto and H. R. Staats.
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Eight Tucsonans Seek National Public Links Berth
In Phoenix sixty three golfers aim to qualify on July 4 for Arizona’s team to the national public links tournament at Denver July 22 27. Eight Tucson entrants include Wynne Willis Kenneth Oglesby Charles Brown Richard Hopwood John Randolph Bill Holle Paul Bohardt and Tom Jordan.
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