Blossom Cops Loup Contest and Engravers Second at Armor
Blossom cops Loup contest and Engravers finish second at Armor Park after a 3-1 comeback win over Putney in the fourth inning. J Bagley drove in three runs with a home run and eight hits in the effort as the Dairy club briefly led before Putney tied it in the fourth. Engravers improve position in Kanewhs Vallsy league with two wins and one loss, box score lists players. game scheduled today at six.
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All Baba Draws the Detroit Bout in 200s Tone
fragmentary OCR text mentions a Detroit bout and a person named Baba with a reference to 200s. No clear date or full names available. Summary preserves limited readable facts from the damaged source.
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Detroit
Savings Ourpainte Abrasso June
A brief note reports a race result where a horse named Negro wins against Joe eae 171. The field includes January style numbers and percentages, with limited readable names. The context appears to be a sports or race record from an older newspaper page segment.
Fairmont Team Faces Contested Play Amid Local Leagues
Fragmented OCR recounts local baseball and boxing events in Marion County. Leimerty pitched for Belmview. Weeaina of Flint won a tournament at Jacksons Mill. Welch's 117-pound class saw Pug Rutile versus Wil in a bout. Pentoxmne inaugurated the new MaDewal baseball issue.
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Gazette Newspaper Boys Attend Annual 500 Mile Speedway Race
Gazette boys visit Duchamapolis to witness the 500 mile automobile race at the Meter Speedway. They were hosted by Newspaper Boys of America with HQ in Indianapolis and later returned home Sunday with managers and several named youths in the group.
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John Helcomb
Claud Lucas
Bare Tralow
William Miller
Harold Sbenten
Paul Campbell
James Lilly
Harold Ingraham
Valley Bell Romps Owens In Twilight Tilt
Valley Bell rolled to an 8-0 victory over Owens A. C. at Valley Bell park as Len Fizer dominated with two-run hits and eight strikeouts. Dunbar Glass edged Junior Reds 5-4 at Laidley, keeping Valley Bell’s Twilight League lead intact while Dunbar improved to 8-2 on the season.
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Trinity Lutheran Beats Boyd in Softball Opener
Trinity Lutheran defeated Boyd Memorial 17 to 11 in the Sunday School Softball league opener at Boys' field. Calvary and Elizabeth Memorial scheduled to play today at six at Boys' field. Final line shows Boyd Memorial 001 172 0 11 12 4, Trinity Lutheran 350 330 x 17 2. Pring, Marino, Giannakis, Hinerman, and Gantz noted.
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Crawford Beats Allison In Five Set Tennis Marathon
In intense heat Crawford defeats Allison 3-2 after a lengthy five set battle. Crawford used deep corners and precise drives to counter Allison's net rushing, finishing with superior ball control and anticipation as Allison struggled to finish points.
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Australia Closes Cup Hopes With Stunning Win
The match saw Cabr and the Australian team press with aggressive serves and sharp net play. Crawford outplayed Allison with decisive drives, earning a third match point and sealing a dramatic victory that dashed American hopes for the cup.
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Race results summary from the noisy track page
Yesterday's race results continued with a long list of horses and handlers. Entries include Cova, Riveran, Glow Worm, Wilitas, and Nico with various jockeys such as A Jolley Langden and C Reid. The notes mention Maiden H aged year olds and up, claiming, set to furlongs, with odds and time data scattered among fragmented lines.
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Nt Rave
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A. Jolley
Bae
J. Langden
J. Lang
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Riveran
Glow Worm
Wilitas
Mies Nico
Nietthing
Burwrack
Tinteratio
Weil Tegetel
J. Barna
R. Kaatner
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Hastinip
Ted Wading
High Mongul
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Luther ‘Wagner
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Bu Burbte
Unclear Racing Entries Amid Mixed Notations
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous horse names and numbers such as Minck Mistrens and J Wagner with times like 4.60 3.08, plus assorted figures and unclear phrases about ages and distances. The text reads as a chaotic ledger of entrants, owners, splits, and pay amounts lacking coherent event structure.
DuPont Reds Win Another
DuPont Reds beat Carbide and Carbon 7 to 0 at Kenawhepeck in Industrial Baseball League action sending Carbide to last place. Johnson and Byrd led with early hits. Byrd stole second and both scored on wild pitches in the seventh. Box score details list players and replacements for Carbide and DuPont.
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Mephisto Victor Wins In Armory Wrestling Show
Mephisto Victor defeated Malone in a 20 minute first fall at the Armory in Kansas City. Malone won the second fall in 13:38. Semi final between Walter Podalek and Ey Hattser ended in a draw after time limit, Podalek taking the first fall and Heffer second. "Mr. X" defeated Otto Eckner in a preliminary bout with a body slam and top chancery.
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Senators Pound Out 20 Hits Beat Johnstown 10 7
Special to The Gazette. In Johnstown Pa on June 1 the Senators pounded out 20 hits to defeat Johnstown 10 to 7. Lee led with strong pitching and hot at the plate as the visitors rallied for the win.
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Huntington Bows To Akron by 16 6 in baseball game
Akron defeated Huntington 16 to 6 as Fred Stroble hit two home runs and Akron piled up 17 hits and 30 bases. Bonham allowed 11 hits for Huntington while Hurley and Lynch shared catching duties. In other games Zuber pitched well for Zanesville, Portsmouth beat Canton 8 to 3 with Ray Hines tripling with bases loaded, and Charleston Senators won to move to fifth in the Mid-Atlantic race. Johnny Zontini and Chuck Gillis contributed for Johnstown in a later contest as batters produced multiple doubles and early rallies.
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Victory
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Pite Will Practice Thomas Cubs Organise
The Thomas Cubs, the independent anchor team, were organized at a meeting of J. H. Thomas yesterday. The first practice will be held this morning at 6 o'clock at Stop 3 field. Players are told to report. for games call 32-263.
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