Minnehaha Country Club to host Western Classic golf
Minneapolis fixed to stage the 1923 Trans Miss History golf tournament qualifiers on June 25 at Minikahda Country Club as Midwestern players from Iowa Nebraska Missouri Minnesota challenge Shona for a spot. Sioux City eyes 1924 bid with Des Moines Wakonda Hypereon clubs likely contenders while Kansas City and St. Louis may join the race.
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Minikahda Country Club
Midwest
Iowa
Nebraska
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Minnesota
Buddy Knepper
Omaha Country Club
Sioux City
Siege City
Siouxity
Des Moines
Kansas City
St. Lewis
Famous Japanese Tennis Star Kumagae Retires From International Play
New York reports from Tokyo say Ichiya Kumagae, once the leading Japanese player and multiple national champion, has decided to retire from international competition. He ranked among the world’s top players from 1916 to 1921, highlighting Japan as the first Orient star to gain global prominence.
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New York
Tokio
Ichiya Kumarae
Kumagae
Morrie Schlaifer Heads Main Event in Bluffs Show
Morrie Schlaifer is matched with Warkio Smith in the main event of a boxing show at the Council Bluffs baseball park on June 23. The Bluffs American Legion sponsors the card billed for fifty rounds with Tiny Herman and Bige among others on the program.
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Omaha
Neb
Morrie Schlaifer
Warkio Smith
Council Bluffs
Fone
the Bluffs American Legion
Tiny’ Herman
Bige
Firpo Knocks Out Italian Jack Herman in 3 Minutes
Havana June 11 Luis Angel Firpo the Argentine heavy weight knocked out Italian Jack Herman here in the second round of a planed fifteen round bout. The fight was uneven with Firpo having about thirty pounds on his opponent and lasted three minutes nine teen seconds.
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Herman
Havana
Cubs
Luis
Angel Firpo
Omahas Tiny Herman to fight Cliff Larmer in New York card
Omaha heavyweight boxer Tiny Herman has signed to meet Cliff Larmer of Minnesota on a windup under the Firpo Willard battle in New York on July 12.
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Omaha
Neb
Tiny” Herman
Cliff Larmer
Minnesota
New, York
Iowa City Independent Ball Club Signs Goertner as First Baseman
Goertner Leinke, longtime standout in Iowa City baseball, joins the Iowa City Independent team as the first baseman for a three year span. News-Telegraph ad notes the signing.
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Iowa Ceiy
Goertnn Lneke
Iowa City
Professional Football Foated in Cleveland Franchises
Cleveland gains a National Association of Professional Football franchise under Samuel H. Dertsch, with Dun Field as a planned home. Joseph B. Carr helped arrange ownership. The association spans 17 cities including Chicago Milwaukee and Buffalo. A Chicago meeting on June 22 will set the schedule.
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National Association of Professional Football Club
Samuel H. Dertsch
Cleveland Naval Reserve Eleven
Dun Field
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Deutsch
Joseph BE. Carr
Columbus
National Association
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Racine
Rock Island
Louisville
Bryansville
Rochester
Buffalo
Green Bay
Akron
Canton
Toleddo
Marion
Dayton
Canlinals
Bears
Towa Women s Golf Tourney to Be Staged at Hyperion
The Hyperion club near DHS MOVIES Iowa will host this year s women s state golf championship from August 13 to 17. A cup will go to the winner who earns the title three years in a row. Miss Margaret Addington of Sunnyside Waterloo was last year s champion. The association, led by Mrs J W Bryant of Waterloo, aims to enroll clubs and attract many entries.
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Hyperion Club
Associated Press
DHS Movies
Iowa
Margaret Addington
Sunnyside Club
Waterloo
State Golf Associates
Waterloo Mast
J. W. Bryant
Olympic Tryouts Loom For 1924 Team Prospects
New York reports indicate likely 1924 Olympic candidates across sprint, middle distance, jumping and throwing events. Notable names include Paddack LeConey Lever Lovejoy McAlister Woodring Koppiach Baxby Taylor Helffrich Fronk Higgins Kirby Donth Melanie Douvlay Gourdin Hubbard Rose Norvis Neufeld Weatherman Platt McMahon and more as colleges gauge form and depth for spring trials. Yanks and Athletics chatter touch baseball depth and OConnell's emergence after pricing.
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Charley Paddack
Alfred LeConey
Boot
Lever
Eed Lovejoy
Bob McAliser
Lewin
Twain
Woodring
Syracuse
Koppiach
Fnork
Campbell
Yale
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Slong
Higgins
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Cornell
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Pootell
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de Teant
Hubbard
Michigan
Comins
Rose of Pen
Anda Norvis
California
Owens
Pennsylvania
Neufeld
Weatherden
New York University
Platt
Denver
McMahon
Marquette
Zev the 3 Year Old Horse Tops Season Earnings
Zev the famous Sinclair owned three year old won the Belmont race at Belmont Park and has earned 117 800 this season, leading purse earners. Owned by Harry Sinclair the colt has contested the Kentucky Derby Paumonok Rainbow and Withers events this year. Farmers filling station ad text interrupts the piece briefly.
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Sinclair
Belmont Park
N.Y
Harry Sinclair
Value of Gypsum in Land and Soil Experiments
A fragment discusses gypsum use in agriculture citing 19th century soil expert Edad Kuli. It notes gypsum can significantly boost crop yields when applied per acre, exceeding typical expectations. The passage promotes placing orders with the Wilken Monument Works.
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United States
Annual Motorcycle Race Independence Day Will Be 20-Mile Affair
Wichita officials plan the annual Independence Day motorcycle race, likely cutting the route from 300 to 200 miles to boost excitement and speed. Tommy Milton, winner of Indianapolis 500, says he seeks excitement but would never ride one of these machines.
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Wichita
Tommy Milton
Azores Named for Hawks in Early Explorer Note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Azores name origin linked to hawks with uncertain dates and a reference to the Ananlae Club and Herold. The text hints at linguistic roots of Acorenifying hawk and a tired supper scene but lacks clear events or dates.
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Acores
Ananlae Club
Herold
Alshe
Mat men and coaching notes from Midwest sports brief
Linden Iowa reports Jake EBrisaler admits difficulty finding opponents as his rising wrestling fame grows. Dubuque Iowa notes Heine Engel dislocated jaw in a match with Jim Logas of Los Angeles after winning the first fall in 12 minutes and the second in one hour. Des Moines Iowa states Ike Armstrong of Ft. Madison, a two year football fullback, is named to succeed Christie McCormick as Drake freshman coach.
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Jake Ebrisaler
Dubuque
Heine Engel
Jim Logas
Los Angeles
Engel
Des Moines
Ike Armstrong
Ft. Madison
Christie McCormick
Drake
Siki Plans Trip to New York From Paris
Paris June 11 Battling Siki the Senegalese fighter announced plans to sail for New York on June 22. He stated the move as part of his US campaign, with a French proverb cited about truth and respect for the dead.
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Paris
New York
Gibbons Opens Training Camp Ahead of Independence Day Fight
Shelby Montana June 11 Tommy Gibbons begins a heavy weight title bid against Jack Dempsey on Independence Day. He starts workouts with new trainers Kid Herman Sammy Mandel joining as staff. Other arrivals include Jack Clifford Jimmy Delaney and Pete Bross. Chief Mountain of the Blackfoot tribe plans to attend in war paint.
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Mont
Tommy
Gibbons
Jack _Dempsey
St. Paul
Kid” Herman
Los Angeles
Sammy Mandel
Chicago
Jack Clifford
Jimmy Delaney
Pete Bross
Fight Critica
Goreman
DeLaney
Deelaragha
Mountain
Asher
Rain and Mud Conspire To Defeat Joie Ray
Cambridge Mass heavy track and drizzle hindered Joie Ray at Harvard Stadium open handicap meet. The Chicagoan ran the mile in 4 minutes 27.35 seconds, missing Norman Taber’s world record of 4 22.35.
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Mass
Joie Ray
Harvard
Harvard Association
Eit the Little
Norman
Taber
Trouble Always to Be Found in Tn The Tony Rin People
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trouble and longing for what is sought, with unclear references to people and positions. No coherent event or entities emerge to form a solid summary.
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MA Oupps
Leary
Chapin
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