Yale Crew Downs Harvard Oarsmen in Boat Classic
Yale swept the annual Thames race on the river near London, defeating Harvard by five lengths in the varsity clash after earlier wins by Yale freshmen and junior varsity crews. The event drew about 80,000 spectators. Race times were 31 minutes 20 seconds for the varsity and 11 minutes for the junior varsity, with Yale taking control midway and Harvard unable to close.
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Yale
Harvard
Senators
Kanawha City Park
George Kirkley
United Press
London. Com
Thames
Tate-Harvard
Marvach
Suarter
Marverd
Miznost
Yale Contine
Jargary
Hall
New Haven
Tala
Sealle
Marvard
Vele
Harvard Med
Till
Abeld
Atnrseg
Starverd
Noel Berek
Candy Rain Meather
Home Run Hitters United Press Frigal Ruth Yankees
Fragmented OCR lists baseball players and teams with scattered names across the National and American Leagues. It suggests a summary of hit events or rosters but lacks coherent context or complete sentences. The readable items indicate Ruth and various teams like Yankees Phillies Dodgers Cubs Athletics and Royals among others.
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United Press
Frigal Ruth
Yankees
Chemin
Athlet
Wash
Athletics
Tout
Whitney
Phillies
Wilton
Cube
Seem Glante
Grantham
Pirate Master
Dodgers
Farm Life Drafts Rusie Original Strikeout King
Amos Rusie once led the Nations League in strikeouts for six straight seasons starting in 1890. He resigned as Fairgrounds superintendent and moved to a Seattle area farm to earn a living for the 60s era, after a career that included Indianapolis, the Giants, and a trade for Christy Mathewson.
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Rusie
Beatile
Amos Russe
Seattle
Amos
Rosie
Dave Vance
Hurter
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Giants
Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Walter Dohnson
Dazzy Vance
Amon
Glante
Baltimore
Washington Rallies To Defeat Boston
Washington Senators rallied to beat Boston 4 to 2 and tie the series. Todt hit a home run in the second inning as Washington overcame early Boston scoring while Reeves, Scarritt, Hayes and other players contributed RBIs. Pitching by Berry and Rising sealed the win for the Senators.
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Washington
Buiting
Washington Senators
Boston
Todt
Buxton
Abhoa Reeves
Fudge
Berit Wo
Ricery
Airock
Bratt
Regan
Berry
Gerber
Roartx
Rafting
Marberry
Rottrnet
Rowan
Barry
Judge
Rice
Myst
Marverry
Barnes
Errers
Reeves
Scarritt
Hayes
Searritt
Racrle
Bigelow
Regen
West
Bluege
Bgether
Wark
Jsudre
Banes
Boston & Arasaington
Atyhesy
Usnorret—Guthriel
Hildebrand
Phils Fall to Giants in Fourth Straight Loss
Philadelphia loses to New York 5 to 1 as Giants win their fourth straight. Whitney and Leach homered for New York. Pitcher McGraw struggled, Elmer Miller debuted in relief, and the Philadelphia lineup produced limited offense. Other notes include a court discharge for Mrs. Ethel Nove and a report on German artificial flowers valued at 2.6 million.
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Philadelphia
Giants
Whitney
Leach
McGraw
Elmer Miller
O'Dollf
Lindstro
Southern Cf
OlHorst
Terry Th
Whatney
Cohen
Kin
Jackson
Friberg
Farrell
Davia Loos Walker
Leriin
Fuliis Cf
Miller Po
Billett
Bane
Miller
Walker
Litte
McGrew
Billott
Plisher
O'Farrell
Wile
St, Louis
Ethel Nove
Germany
Ruth Cuts Loose With Two Homers In Doubleheader
Babe Ruth slams two homers and drives in seven as the Yankees split a doubleheader with the Athletics. In game one New York loses a high-scoring affair as Philadelphia tops them, while Ruth shines in game two. Simmons leads Philadelphia with five hits in game one, and Ruth belts two long balls in the afternoon crowd of 68,145.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
New York
Babe Huth
Yankees
Athleticn
Babe Ruth
Wo Gemes
Ruth
Hll
Nix
Simmons
al Simmons
Combs
Boas
Rob'son An
Crane
Gehrigh
Bret
Miller Rf
Meuset
Gisby
Boley
Lary
Grave
Dickey & Dreher
Pennock
Poltal
Philadelphia
New_York
as—Bishop
T. Trowertson
Gehrig
Durecter
Hoyt
Error
Bisboy
Gehrix
Miller
Bimmons
Hees
Robertson
Foxx
Cochrane
Thitee-hase
Gentig
Haas Sxolen
Durecher
Lazrers
Gelute
Moore
Biruck Mut
Fig
Grove
Hack Hin
Sheri
Tuhe
Loning Pitcher
Pen
Hock
Mecowan
Campbell
Moriarty
Phiadelphia
New Yorks
ABU
Bison
Gombe
Renndy
Gehrig Ty
DB Simmons
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Durst Ry
Vet
Mewes
Burns
Dickeye
Diener
Orwall
Hoyt Paia Eshuwp
Shores
Tales
Totsis Sndeaz
Rykes
Bhoren
Bears
Earnshew
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Baseball scoreboard shows varied results across leagues
National League games yielded Pittsburgh 14 over Philadelphia 11 and Boston 21 over Brooklyn 7. Other matchups include Chicago at Brooklyn and New York at Boston. American League schedules feature Detroit at Cleveland and Philadelphia at New York with Chicago at St. Louis and Boston at Washington.
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Philadelphi Pittsburgh
Chicago A. Brooklyn
Boston
National League
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Lauran
Washington
Phiadelphia i
Soc Veahtegton
Moston
American Beongue I Club
Philadelphia Sissers
Loula
Ates
Peete
Clevelona
Croquignole Wave and Beauty Treatment Ad
An advertisement from Eugene Wave promoting Croquignole Wave services and a complimentary Vite Treatment. The offer highlights a $7.00 price point, an $800 value tag, and emphasizes improved weight control and healthy circulation with appointments through Cap 2775 Koonawha Nationel Beauty shop.
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Eugene
Koonawha Nationel Beauty Shop
League Leaders to Tangle With Charleston Outfit
Huntington Boosters face Powell’s Senators in a doubleheader at Kanawha Park. Lefty Lanning to start for the Boosters in the opener with Paul Folliard opposing, and Johnny Stuart’s team counters with Peggy Pegram in the nightcap. Editors from 100 papers attend as two hundred boosters fill the stands. a strong pitching duel and heavy hitting are expected in a crucial Tri-State League clash.
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Folliard
Stuart
Peggy’ Pegram
Tay
Kanawha Park
Ross Powell
Charleston
Huntington Boosters
Boostera
Lan Barringer
Powellmen
Fur
Koya
Beckley Black Knights
Senators
Johnny Stuart
Ork
Pegram
Tal
Boosters
Huntington Agerezstian
Swat
Charley McMillin
Bird
Mousger Stuart
Johnny
Nnns ii
Tgn
Adyvanca Srumora
Tommy Lanning
Powell
Paul Folliard
Mir
John Start
Black Knights
T .E Senators
Ashland
Armees
Teague
Barker
Creath
Whitlock
Hardrock Walden
Pelgram
Bluert
Robins Beat Braves In 15 Inning Game
Boston game ends 7 to 3 after Robins win in the 15th inning. Cooney falters late, Bell error allows Robins to score. Richbourg and Harper drive runs as Boston errors help sealed the win for Brooklyn.
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Braves
Boston
Johnny Cooney
Beaver’ Field
Rube Brassier
Cappad
Coney
Union
Lester Bell
Robina
Ricourg
Gilbert
Maguire
Rhiel
Hendrik
Blaler
Zie
Picinis
Otarper
St Bresalet
Bell
Bancroft Ss
Aarville
Moore Rt
Sponrer
Cweapey
Cooney
Mueller
Ith
Frederick
Wblel
Hendrick
Fleirich
Mresser
Barcroft
Moore
Welsh
lSicler
Maranville
Errore
Fhiel
Bancroft
Spohrer
Ring
Richbourg
Harper
Bressler
McWeony
Bancrom
Teo
Bear
Mendrick
Prederick
Drifted OCR Baseball Log Highlights and Japan Slavery Note
Fragmented lines show baseball batting order and fielding entries with misspellings and odd names. Mention of McWeeny pitcher and Cooney Morrison Ampriest Mcbangalin appears. separate, a sentence notes Japan sent more than 100000 worth of artificial Slawers to the United.
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Gilve
Welsh
Rhett Papper
Bressler
Buta
Morrlece
McWeeny
McWeeny Cooney
Whantug Mtoher
Morrison
Ampriest Mcbangalin
En Er
Japan
United
Yale Rows Two Miles After Finishing Race
Yale, after winning the four mile boat race at Margard, continued rowing upriver to Gales Ferry where coach Ed Lender welcomed them back. He urged courtesy and sportsmanlike greetings to the opposing crew before returning to their boat house.
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New London
Conn
Lune
Yale
Margard
Gales Ferry
Ed Lender
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Lee St
Capitol 183
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
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2Nd Ave
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Potterfield Brug CO
Charley Chase
Ruby Lips
Howard C. Smith Detective Bureau Blood Hound Service
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