Horse Racing Card Features Mixed Results and Purses
A noisy page shows multiple horse races with entries, purses, and odds. Horses like Walk Horse and Queen Glysy compete in six events, with purses from 1,400 to 2,400 dollars and times around 1:44 for the mile and a sixteenth. Several named jockeys and owners appear, including Josiah, Garner, and Harrington, as the meet unfolds with results and also ran lists.
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Lamy Aie Pune
Joures
L Vow
Bau
Honey May
Josiah
Francis
T Als
Ann Currensy
Jans Denny Baler
Hore
Billy Brush
Sly
Hepraistes
Tyke
Vegpaus
Lunsford
Thine
Fan
Biissony
Linut
Narado
Thiboudaxuy
Rox
Jer
Garner
Tarnfall
John S
Tom Morris
Anthony
Wild Plower
Harrington
Garrison
Flotda
ran—Big Son
Ham Red
Turlough
Shum
Aiphle Dear
Smith
Ginger
Pinnstara
Tan
Marjorie Hynes
Fire
Brand
Ysar Cles
Billy Stara
Bright Tresh
Equal Rights
Image
Wadsworth
Adella
Garner F
Melvin
Francia
Alsoven
Captain Rede
Sands
Mack
Decond
Jetsam
Frank Waj Cracow
Unclear international sports slate with mixed team names
In Syracuse Newark and Toronto Jersey City schedules are listed with numerous unreadable names such as Singtelon, Stewart, Withrow, Barnes, Olsen, Kirsher, Mebergall, Ay Bailfaso, Brown, Fischer, Schnean, Rogers, Tamsin, Bengough. The fragment notes only that teams are scheduled, with unreadable foreign strings and no clear results or events.
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Syracuse
Newark
Singtelon
Stewart
Withrow
Barnes
Olsen
Kirsher
Mebergall
Ay Bailfaso
Brown
Fischer
Schnean
Rogers
Tamsin
Bengough
Toronto
Jersey City
Vapagrede
Yaroze Usclusco
Tesart
Cerruthers
Fretag
Pullserten
Sandberg
Dufty Trims Cross in Open Bout at Brockiru
Dufty defeated Leach Cross in a ten round open bout held in Brockiru. The victory was decided after the full scheduled rounds with no knockdowns reported.
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New York
Duly
Jefige’schelon
Leach Cross
Brockiru
cancer toll from 1949 in britain and wales record
A British Health Ministry report shows cancer deaths in 1949 rising sharply, with about 42 099 fatalities nationally and 11 until in Wales and England. The piece notes the urgency for research and mentions consultations with medical bodies and researchers in the United States and Canada.
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Britain
Wales
London
Ministry of Health
Leif
Hagland
Argan
Flenan
United States
Camda Amener
Arniserl
New Yorke
St. Glover
Tobinson
Otra Mitt
Piraner
Wiestinnel
Cy. Dowen
Canadian Academy of Medicine
Fis
League Leaders Triumph Over Pittsfield 6 2
League Leaders secured a 6 to 2 win against Pittsfield in a game noted for strong pitching by Boyce and effective defense. Gindstram led offensively in a period of steady performance, while rest of the line-up contributed to the victory amid some unsteady play from the opposition.
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Accatey Uy
Boyce
Duckpin Duel Victories Fold to Dewey at Washington Park
In a late night duckpin tournament at Washington Park Alleys, Bob Stone fell to Lou Dewey with a score showing a decisive edge for Dewey while Stone traded frames in a high scoring session. Other matches featured Bridgeport’s Joe Harper losing to Spaulding of the Elm City at Elite Alleys in New Haven with Spaulding posting the high score of the evening and Orsini beating Sadler at Charter Oaks in Hartford.
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Yer von Om
Washington Park
Sale
Bridgeport
Joe Harper
Spaulding
Elm City
New Haven
Sagustine
Harper
Rei
Orsini
Gold Fryer Replaces Quest for Oil in Canadian Mining Rush
Feverish reports from Elbow Lake near Pas, Athapapuskow region, describe 60 foot wide vein of free gold and a 40 foot wide strike with high gold content. Prospector parties note rich ore samples, with estimates of two percent gold in samples weighing pounds. Investigations by Mulitple groups indicate a burgeoning mining interest near Pas and in the Pasgeo River area, drawing syndicate attention from Canada, America, and Europe amid feverish activity and uncertain exact locations.
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Eolas
Vagus
Mircanas
Mlaint
Untidy OCR fragment hints at garment theft and public disorder
Fragmentary text describes a man in a disorderly scene near a garment, with references to a spectacled figure and a crowd. Names and locations are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about merchants, district, and an overbreath episode.
Sons of Famous Fathers Struggle to Become Great Athletes
A review of children following famed sports stars shows many fail to reach their fathers' heights. It notes boxers and track stars like Young We esters and Johnny Gverard's son, with others pursuing different careers or training as athletes, yet the adage that only one in a family becomes a champion persists.
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Fees Slory
Ennis
Wisardt
Tor
Triers
Mikdany
Nor Bay
Yourrstern
Colion
Jennie Werers
Tor Berni
Cilifarnia
Bob Fitzmons
Boh
Ihil
Johnny ‘Gverard
Joanrr
Mart Brilligal
Dabony Jr
Tsene
Christy Mathewson
Trey
Big Six
Mamond Carees
Sy Cobb
Willie Hempt
San
Ma Hillard
Beromes
Dempsey claims Jersey City plot tried to rob victory
Chicago June 6 Jack Dempsey alleged an attempt to throw the bout with Georges Carpentier at Jersey City. He said two men guarded a corner in the third round and one carried a towel, prompting police to remove them. He praised Carpentier as a worthy fighter while vowing to stay honest in the rematch.
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Dempsey
Jersey City
Bare B. Shaub
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Satyo
Georges Carpentier
Ony Corners
Miky
Whey
Trent
Rickard
Trant
Dix
Navy
Jack
Jeck Downsan
Wil Fehl
Perso
Pidlia
Garpentier
Carpentier
Lile
Gibbons
Brennan
Brenna
Carpenters
Tom Cobbs
Tonto
Lake O
Renga
West
Hilltop Tracksters' Bristol Defeat Kept From Records
Hilltop Tracksters suffered a setback at Bristol on the 14th with a performance that undermined their record entries. The team faced scheduling conflicts, coaching objections, and late-format changes as students shuffled between football and track duties amid administration concerns.
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Hilltop Tracksters
Bristol
Water Carnival at Pleasure Beach Features Six Events
Pleasure Beach hosts a water carnival with six contests: a mile race for men, 401 yard relay for teens, 109 yard swim for women, 86 yard swim for girls under 12, and a diving contest. Officials named, entries due noon next Saturday at recreation board or local pavilion.
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Pleasure Beach
Qweler
Board of Recreation
Seasids
Myrtle Beach
E Saving Corps
Bay State Golf Tourney Opens in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts today Jessie Guilford set a professional and amateur record with 83 in the qualifying round of the Massachusetts golf championship at Worcester Country Club. Teammate Francis Ouimet was medalist with 71 and 72 for 148, Whitcomb third with 74, and the Woodland Golf Club led by Ouimet and Guilford won Windeler Shield with 780 points while Worcester finished runner up at 747.
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Worcester
Mass
Jessie Guilford
Woodland Méam
Worceter Country Club
Guilford
Francis Ouimet
Jai
Wilton A. Whittomb
Woodland Golf Club
Ouimet
Windelershield
Tat
City Industrial League Re-arranges Schedule
Under Y M C A Industrial Secretary Alvin C Bearse 20 teams met to set a re played schedule for forfeited and postponed games The Holmes and Eawards will meet Bridgeport Brass Main next Saturday The Brass Main Acme game previously postponed will be played before the next meeting July 20 at the Housatonic House cafeteria Standing of Park City Factory league.
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Alvin C. Bearse
Y.mc. A
Holmes and Eawards
Bridgeport Brass
Brass
Housatonic House
Park City Factory League
Box-Fight Arena Smiles Mark Fights and Fates
A historical note argues smiles in boxing arenas are dangerous, citing champions Johnson Dempsey Willard and Carpentier. It recalls Jeffries losing to Johnson, Willard beaten in Toledo, Dempsey not smiling before a bout, and Carpentier’s grin failing to win the title, framing smiles as poor psychology in prizefights.
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Dim Jeffries
Reno
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Havana
Jess Willards
Willard
Toledo
Jeck Dempsey
Buffalo Women Reach Semi Finals in Clay Championship
In Buffalo New York the national clay championship quarterfinals saw Wes, Wray, and Godfrey advance in the women’s event. Miss Knox of Buffalo and Mrs Godfrey progressed after defaults, while Mrs Hedstrom of Buffalo defeated Virginia Yates in a three set match 6-3 5-7 6-3.
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Buffalo
Wes
Wray Frank Godfrey
Biston
Majorie Knox
I Bancroft
West Newton
B.C. Sols
Boston
Baurrolana Miles Knox
Godfrey
Breda Hedstrom
Ne York
Surs. Cole
Virginia Yates
Bufalo
Walter Cox Drives Doubled Wins in Ohio Stakes at North Randall
Walter Cox pilots winners in both divisions of the Ohio Stakes for trotters at North Randall. The double feature drew eighteen entries with $5,000 purses per division. Cox guided Natalie the Great to victory in the first heat and Olle by Peper the Great in the second division, amid a day of close finishes and strong bets.
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Walter Cox Pilots
OHIO
North Randall
Cleveland
Olle
Tuly
Walter Cox
New England
Onis
Aeason
Seach
Fais
Kaa Ween
Divelon Cox
Olly
Peper the Great
Laurel Vall Pavia
Dadianapoel
Nto m Weeak
Fareerk
Patrick Todd
Tevis
Colrerada
Parcee
Anetoerty
Wight
Cox
Meh Mir
Dorothy Dey
Hyad
Perlacape
Turing
Tom Murphy
Polehkeensie
Neva Brook
Peter Belles
Teter
Stabia
J. L. Stadler
Will Rosamire l
Peter the Brewer
Peter the Great
Stet
Pontiacs Mich
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Alanta
Peter Studley
Cntoradel
Tolo
Xia Harvester
Bruste
Elta Pillon
Valentine
Yothy Day
Edmont
Great Britton
Dedi
Moncey Beriecaife
Stike
Peter Coley
Stokes
Mite Irwin
Egan
Baron Cezantle
McDonald
Allon Melviney
Charley Rex
Cemitaisa
Glass Trotth Brook
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Jelia Higginee
Keat Sission
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Patrick Tedds Millay
Peter
Dan
Aturphy
Berry
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Dottta Pay
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Tobuin
Mary Knight
Brook
Fimmnie ‘McBarron
Jimmie Karon
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Ruth G. cv Fleming
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George Patenter
Palin
Miss Cowles
Barney Stryker
Princa A
Luthe, G
Ada Pointer
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