Angies Ratner Wins From Wolgaston Foul in 8th
In a boxing card detail filled with slurred names and rough fighting, Angie's Ratner defeated Wolgaston Foul in the eighth round amid aggressive infighting and strong rights to the head and body. The bout appeared disputed by fans and referees, with end results and weight listed around 114 to 116 pounds.
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In a disputed Bridge-Part athletic show an eight round bout ended with Augie Ratner defeating Wolgast, the Pennsylvania champion, by knockout in the eighth round. The match featured heavy blows, injuries, and referee interventions as Ratner dominated Wolgast’s attempts. London notes mention oil town plans near Swal for an Anglo-Persian venture with large oil tanks.
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Johnny Lisse
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Frank Tony Goodwin
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London
South Wales
Swalava Docks
National Oil Kremerias
Oil Canpany
Teraia
Mesopotamia
Swansea Docks
Tigers Fall 5-4 as Six Errors Spark Philadelphia Rally
Detroit committed four errors in the second inning allowing Philadelphia to seize a 5-4 win here. Boo, Dykes, Perkins, and Seorityes figured among the misplays while Gale and Feil ages contributed at the plate for the visitors. Day pitched for Philadelphia and Dacrott walked twice as the game unfolded.
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Murphy Wins Three Toney and Salle in Big Stakes
Murphy drives to victory in the grand circuit events at the Grand Coit meeting, taking first money in the three stakes races. The field featured noted horses like Peter the Great and Acorn purse contenders, with Henry Arton Guy and Valentine among the standout horses. The program included multiple heats, with tight finishes and strong performances from Collins, Burke, and Murphy’s entries.
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Eastern League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday in the Eastern League New Haven beat Waterbury 10 to 2 and Springfield defeated Pittsfield 6 to 2 Bridgeport edged Albany 3 to 1 Hartford won over Worcester 5 to 2. Upcoming games feature Bridgeport at Albany New Haven at Worcester Worcester at Hartford and Springfield at Bridgeport. In the American League standings Chicago and St Louis show results with Philadelphia and Detroit also noted. Tomorrow's games include Washington at St Louis and Philadelphia at Detroit. In the National League yesterday New York beat Boston while Brooklyn posted a win and Cincinnati played Philadelphia.
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Absinthe Returns Hidden in War Era Displays
A fragment notes absinthe resurging in disguise amid wartime bans, appearing in vases under different names. The item hints at French households reciting verses while the drink reemerges, with a stray line suggesting intoxicating echoes and cultural defiance.
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We Ally GY' DUGS'DAER Campaign Satire
A fragmented political spoof notes bungled conventions and rival schemes as presidential claim jumpers roam the countryside. It hints at third party talk with Hem Haw and Ya. A local Aven A GO group plans to organize a community football team, meeting Monday at 7 00 oclock for tryouts.
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