Amateur Intercity Boxing Card Staged in Charleston
Promoters stage an intercity boxing card in Charleston this Friday featuring three Charleston team members from the 20th Century contingent. James Holmes of State College, Ben Bryant of St. Albans, and Johnny Rogers of Oak Hill headline, with several other local lightweights and featherweights on the eight bout card.
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Mel Trusstern Lanciater
Charlestom
Century Athletic Club
Buckeye Battlers
Charleston
Chicago
James Holms
State College
Savoy Arena
Arog
Sidney Moss
Holmes
Institute Collegian
the Armory
Johan Chancey
Sandsmith
Armory Railbirds
Ben Bryant
St. Albans
Bryant
Kanawha City
Sam Murphy
Good
Carl
Rusa Worshire
Lancaster
Jones Wei de Spaneteer
Lancarey Rig Spangler
Wesley
Lynch
Highcosl
Ben Stock
Highcoal
Clarence Rogers
Oak HU
Joe
International tennis stars clash in mixed doubles thrill
A sprawling list of players from Holland Italy Czechoslovakia Hungary England Denmark Poland and the United States took part in a challenging set of doubles and singles matches. Grant Hecht Menzel Sabin and Parker De Stefan faced top Europeans while Fraulein Ba urigarian and Merricks among others battled hard in women’s doubles.
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America
Granil
Wayne Sabin
Hollywood
Cal
Ladislaus Hecht
Roderich Menzel
Hecht
Menzel
Grant
Yesserean
Sabin
Crech
Lowing
Creche
Frakie Parker
Giorgio de Stefan
Italy
Fersucia Quintevaile
FE. D. An- Sere
Dine
Helen Secoba
Berkeley
Hilda Krahwinkal Sperling
Denmark
Fraulein MM. Baurigarien
Hungary
Miss Merricks
England
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Sylvia Henrolls
France
Healy
C. P. Brutton
Min G. Chuter
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Billy Yorke
Mra E S. Law
Miss Burr
Mile
Jadwiga Jedrzejowsta
Poland
Sian Noel
Misa V. King
Misa M. Weekes
Budge
Miss Marble
D. W. Butler
Miss Round
Noman Farquharson
South Africa
Kay Stadmeta
T. G. McVeagh
Miss Thomson
Strabo Wins Kent Handicap At Delaware Track
Stanton Delaware June 26 Strabo nosed out rivals in a thrilling photo finish to win the $10, added Kent handicap first stake event at the million dollar Delaware race track. Flying Scot and Rex Flag battled down the stretch as Strabo edged ahead by a nose amid a 25 000 crowd and 23 day meet.
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Stanton
Del
Pompey
Dela ‘Ware
Medla
Strato
J. HL Whitney
Mrs. L. Viou
Rex
Strabo
Scot
Rex Flag
Meadow Brook Golf Team Faces Kanawha Country Club
Meadow Brook plans a large afternoon match at Kanawha with about 40 players on the roster. The roster features captains and members including Roche, Rouge, Leadmab, Trask, Jones, Morris, Boyd, McKay, Talbot, Snecker, and others. A blind bogey event will accompany the match for remaining members and non members.
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Meadow Brook
Kanawha Country Club
Kanawha
Cocky Roche
David
Gazette Chymillon
Rouge
Roche
Blizzerd
Jones
Morris
Boyd
A. G. McKay
Dunnavant
Dr. Petatson
Talbot
Walter
Snecker
Charlie Trask
Charleston
Meadow Brook Club
Local players clash in tense Pittsburgh showcase
In a crowded arena the teams from Nolingsworth and Echot faced off against Boston leaders Frenen and Root. The event featured key plays from Turner and MacFerdra as Leorse swirled around Po Farke Jawson, setting a dramatic tone for the evening.
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Mallen Leegwe
Pam Tork
Loulp Tubbatlve
Broakiyast
Hi—Monge
Bamila Ve
Frenen and
Root
Boston
Turner
MacFerdra Va
Nolingsworth
Echot
Papiledeipaln
Pittsburgh
Pirates and Giants Race Draws In Tightened Standings
muddled text reports Waner of the Pirates and Walker of the Giants advancing on the lead but behind Medwick and Gehrig in a strained caption. unclear names and lines indicate a baseball race update with Medwick and Gehrig ahead of Waner and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Waner
Tha Pirates
Gerry Walkar
Tiekurt
Leanees
Ducky Medwick
Low Gehrig
Medwiek
Perkins Team Shoots Victor In South Charleston Match
South Charleston Rifle and Pistol club hosted a final team match. Perkins team defeated Doney team 441 to 414 with Alex McClung topping winners at 85, one point ahead of John Perkins.
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John Perkins
Women's Tourney Names and Favorites Across Cities
The article lists entrants from Ton, Huntington, Fairmont, Clarkes burg and many cities with country clubs for the women’s tournament. It notes limited knowledge of probable dark horses and identifies a single favorite name repeatedly.
Coast Athletes Triumph in Dual Meet Over Big Ten
Pacific coast athletes defeated the Big Ten 92 to 44 in a 13-event dual meet before 30 000 spectators. Coast team records included 3 11.8 for the mile relay and 2 12.3 for Washington state's mile relay, with officials noting new record consideration.
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Big Ten
Mid-West Cinder Stars
Pacific Conference
OS Angeles
Pacific Coast
Tha Autnnine
Mimimen
Elle Wang
Ase Reeungiem
Bias Fi Palit
Dack Welershausch
Marion Mynster and Big Chief Chewlehki Set Semi Final Clash
Marion Mynster and Big Chief Chewlehki prepare for a high stakes semi final in the 43 minute time limit event. Andy Rascher of Indiana University looms as a fast, youthful challenger amid a crowd that favored Mynster last week despite a referee ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynsch
Chewlehki
Andy Rascher
University of Indiana
Andy
Spring Fork Promoted to Host Charleston Ravens
Spring Fork will host Charleston Ravens today at 2 PM after a forfeit win over Chelyan yesterday. Reynolds and Carr are listed as the battery for Spring Fork.
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Spring Fork
Chelyan
Charleston Ravens
Reynolds
Carr
Battery
Ross and Burke Ready for 10 Round Non-Ulla Fight
Welterweight champion Ross and challenger Jackie Burke arrived in New Orleans to rest up for their 10 round non-Ulla bout scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Heinemann park. Both fighters trained well, with Burke confident he can defeat the champion despite past hard punchers.
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New Orleans
Barney. Ross
Jackie Burke
Utah
Heinemann Pack
Rosa
Burke
Tracy Cox
Willard Brown
Colts Defeat Huntington 7 5 In Williamson Win
Williamson beat Huntington 7 to 5 to seal a second straight victory. Huntington led early but slipped behind as Williamson outhit 11 to 10. Hahn relieved Zelger and Hut finished the ninth to hold off Huntington threats.
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Williamson
Open Net Tourney Recap Participants and Officials
Tournament continuation lists players Wolford and George Snider with seating and admissions handled by Dud Turner Deacon Parsons and Lilly Leftwich. Grounds organized by Howard Foglesong and Dr Camnry Hardman while social activities involve Tickle Reed Jet Groves and Dan Bardin. Advisory committee includes Herbert Stansbury Beckley L D Feuchtenberger Beckley J Pell Biller Charleston.
Georgia Champ at 14 Dixie Queen at 17
ATLANTA June 26 7 This city which gave golf an emperor is grooming a queen for the auld game. Dorothy Kirby 17 dubbed Dots by Dixie writers after beating Mrs Ealelin Lawron Tago of Greensboro NC in the southern womens tournament finals now eyes the national title. She won the Georgia state crown thrice starting at 14. She took up golf at 11 and idolized Emperor Jones. After school she visits East Lake and rides with Jones and Charley Yates friends. Howard Meckett predicts a national win soon. She works to strengthen temperament and repeats archery to improve her grip while excelling in basketball volleyball and horsemanship.
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Atlanta
Doby Jones
Dixie Aperta
Dorothy Kirby
Ealelin Lawron Tago
Greensboro
N. C
Dots
Dot
Albania
Colt
Emperor Jones
East Lake
Jones
Charley Yates
Howard Meckett
Fragmented OCR list of places and numbers in 1900s New York regions
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous place names and numbers across New York and nearby cities including Brooklyn Manhattan Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Cleveland. It shows scattered street and team references with inconsistent spellings and several parenthetical hints, resembling a partial standings or listing page.
Tigers Nip Yanks Gain on Leaders
Tigers beat the Yankees 27 to 0 as they gain on the league leaders. Lou Finney had four hits in five at bats for the A’s attack, while Johnny Rothrock drove in Philadelphia runs. The Detroit game featured strong pitching and a dominant offensive performance with several standout moments.
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Tigers
Roza
Lou Finney
Ate
Johnny Rothrock
Etiladelphis
Phiedeiade
Cora Qnany
Lary
Ao Aleinsey
St ‘Hughes
Triambler
Rotela
Tolan Senay
Eleveland
Philadelphis
Pinney
Johneon
Ewe Tome
Eters
Hoton
Amulet
Biores
Finney
Petey
Harper
Pileher
Trynge
Bieter Starcer
Oumpires
Dincen
Browns Top Red Sox as Walkup Shuts Them Out
The St. Louis Browns slugged 13 hits to beat the Boston Red Sox 7 to 1 behind Elton Walkup who pitched four hits. Harland Clift hit his 13th homer with one aboard in the sixth, and Ethan Alten added two doubles and a single. Walkup blanked Boston until the ninth inning as Ben Chapman singled, stole second, and scored on Foxx’s fly.
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Browns
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Marcum
Boston RedSox
Elton Walkup
Harland Clift
Ethan Alten
Walkup
Ben Chapman
Foxx
Lane
Boc
Ina Ae Rulinian
Oorgaulels
Carey
Marcum Pz
Wally P
Eshui
I Inn
Balte
Bisikeoats
Elart
Chisox
Nats
Washington
CIS
Odey
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senatory
Ina Tle
Detroit
Iending
Yankees
Dixie Walker
Chicago
Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Clint Brown
Kennedy
Todafs Goimes' aliens Leagan Fasten at Chuctarat Pittabarea
New York at Mt Lents and Brodyu at Calsags list appears among odd results. The text reads like a garbled local item with scattered place names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Leagan Fasten
Chuctarat
Pittabarea
Brodyu
New York
Mt Lents
Valley Meeting Attendees List Noted in Report
A partial roll call of attendees is recorded with many names including Onee Halke Frank Stanley Fete Price Harold Kearns Virgil Nesgna J. T. McClure Edwin Jakar Donald Chambers Pradt George Zimmerman and others listed for a Valley meeting continuation. The fragment shows numerous individuals and surnames across diverse local figures.
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Onee Halke
Frank Stanley
Fete Price
Durbnt
Esale
Eatin
Aphe
Aumina
Anya
Rincald
Baron Te de 7
BhDe i Ot Carney
E. L. Laughorn
They
Mart
Merit Yiyieers
Harold Kearns
Rute Galt
A.damxon
Virgil Nesgna
Carter Mitener
John W. A
James Jarrett
Neela Turner
Carbide
J. T. McClure
Edwin, Jakar
Junior Senatera Falls 19-0 to Hamilton Legion at Armor Park
The American Legion junior team suffered a lopsided 19 to 0 defeat at Armor Park yesterday. Notable performers for the Junior Senatera were Johnson, Walker, and Webb.
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American Legion
Senatera
American | Legion.com
Armor ‘Park
Johnson
Walker
Webb
Muehlhelsen Tops Robinson In Tight Final Set
Muehlheisen won 7-5 in the closing set after Robinson led 5-3, with a baseline duel featuring Muehlhelsen backline drives and Robinson cross court forehands. In doubles, Merri Rothschild beat Andrew OConnell 6-1 2-6 6-3, while Robinson and Gell beat Stone Merrill 4-6 6-2 7-5. semis set for Army Navy with Drake/Lapsky vs Robinson Hell and Muehlhelsen/Robertson vs Merritt Rothschild.
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Josscom
Robinson
Muehlhelsen
Muehthelsen
W. B. Merri
H. J. Rothschild
Jimmy Andrew
Edward O'Connell
Stan Robinson
Lieut. Gell
Lieut. Stone
Lieut
Merrill
Army Navy
James Drake
S. M. Lapsky
Hell
Muehlhel
Robertson
Merritt
Rothschild
Chesapeake Ball Club to Play Double Header Today
Chesapeake will host a double header against Jodie at Chesapeake field this afternoon. The first game starts at two o'clock.
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Chesapeake
Chesapeake Baseball Club
Jodie
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