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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
3
Atlantic team under Maynard Lamond finished fourth in the Bridgewater tournament, earning more prize money despite the loss. Creston defeated Griswold as Bridgewater won the event, while Atlantic benefited from favorable crowds and travel turnout despite poor on-court results.
Local golf players are hard at it today in the city tournament with pairing details published in the bulletin. The event, described as a tough test, draws golfers from across the region and continues through the day with steady competition and steady scores.
Fragmentary notes describe the Tuileries as a regal pole in Paris, with references to its name arising from distant origins connected to carts or passages. The text hints at medieval dates and the site near the Sardis or Miteries areas, with some phrasing indicating centuries past.
Fragmentary report notes Sir Francs Kynaston founded the Museum of Mt nerva and a college to aid travelers. Mentions Viking longships and lessons guiding study abroad in foreign parts.
An Indiana press item reports Ascie Salem, athletic director at Drake University, returning from Chicago where he talked with Western Conference athletic commissioner J Griffith about the 1926 Ursne relays. Solym will leave Gray to assume duties at Drake, planning for the first game at the space against Washington at St. Lasts Oct. 3.
Fragmented OCR recalls a sports item noting Canada, England, and Japan withdraw from a competition in Pooklene Mass. The piece mentions Harve Wersaibrook and a guard named Williams among others, with unclear dates and scattered names, presenting a partial record of the event and its impact on the field.
National doubles champions enter university competition as two players from the team defend titles and prepare for upcoming matches. Focus stays on pair dynamics and potential opponents as they look to advance.
Fragmentary report notes an Indian mourning custom observed with a ceremonial rite to honor the dead. The text mentions a night vigil and possible rites, but details are incomplete and names or places are not clear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show disjointed phrases about a soccer star named Wott and a captain. No coherent event, date, team, or location readable. Unable to extract a concrete person, team, or match outcome from the garbled source.
Des Moines Aug 25 UP Eighteen famous shirt-trick drivers head by veer Mred Horey will compete over two days of automobile races at the state fair. Each day eight events.
Miss Mercedes Gleitze abandons her attempt to swim the English Channel after seven miles toward the French coast. Cramps struck after about three and a half hours in the water, forcing her to give up.
In a sweeping look at the era’s heavyweight scene, columnist recounts public reaction to Jack Dempsey delaying a Wills title challenge, the rise of George Walker, and the chessboard of officials, disputes, and politics behind title defenses. The narrative notes fan distrust, hissed film footage, and the complex web of decisions shaping who held the crown.
The annual Southwest Iowa baseball tournament at Council Bluffs runs August 28 to September 7 at Broadway Park. The schedule lists Underwood versus Cress, Union Pacific Shops vs Folsom, and multiple Class B and Class A matchups across Aug 29 to Sept 7, culminating in the Class A final.
Diamond Dust notes Abe Pirates leaving New York for Boston after yesterday’s win, stretching their lead to six games over the McGraw clan. Other items: Tigers beat Senators, Athletics stumble as Buunkenshij shuts them out, Robertson and Sisler homer in St Louis, Vangilder blanks Red Sox, Brooklyn tops Cubs, and Cardinals sweep Phillies in a double header.
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