Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Down South America Way at Longwood. The foreign seeded pair at the right, little Francisco "Pancho" Segura of Ecuador (left) and Alejo Russell of Argentina, who defeated George Ball, El Paso, Texas (left), and his partner rangy Dick Odman of Seattle in straight sets yesterday in the Longwood Bowl doubles at Chestnut Hill. The South Americans meet Gardnar Mulloy and Dick McKee of Miami in today's final.
Down South America Way at Longwood. The foreign seeded pair at the right, little Francisco "Pancho" Segura of Ecuador (left) and Alejo Russell of Argentina, who defeated George Ball, El Paso, Texas (left), and his partner rangy Dick Odman of Seattle in straight sets yesterday in the Longwood Bowl doubles at Chestnut Hill. The South Americans meet Gardnar Mulloy and Dick McKee of Miami in today's final.
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Down South America Way at Longwood. The foreign seeded pair at the right, little Francisco "Pancho" Segura of Ecuador (left) and Alejo Russell of Argentina, who defeated George Ball, El Paso, Texas (left), and his partner rangy Dick Odman of Seattle in straight sets yesterday in the Longwood Bowl doubles at Chestnut Hill. The South Americans meet Gardnar Mulloy and Dick McKee of Miami in today's final.

[ca. August 1942]

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[Information from item housing] Segura, Francisco (Pancho) Tennis

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