Foreigners Beat Yanks At Olympic Games Report
The piece notes foreign athletes challenged the United States at the 1920 Olympic Games with Karl Thompson of Canada setting a world record in the 110 metre hurdles and Guillemont of France winning the 6000 metre run. It cites Finland’s six first places and urges American effort to regain athletic supremacy.
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United States
Finland
Trus
Canada
Karl Thompson
Thompson
Asprin
Antwerp
Guillemont
America
Frigerio
Piave
Porkola
McDonald
Nicklander
Liver
Sedge
Stockholm
Bush Recruit on the Mound and a Sluggers Brigade
An informal verse narrates a rookie pitcher facing a tough batter lineup as White Sox stars Jackson Collins Weave r Felsch dominate batting trends. It hints at a tense moment where a young pitcher might face fierce opposition from famed rivals in American League action.
Balloon races set to defend Gordon Bennett Cup in 1919
Aero Club officials anticipate record gas balloon performance as national event starts September 25 from Birmingham Alabama with Ralph Upson of Akron defending the Gordon Bennett Cup. Army and Navy entries join civilian balloons in a U S field of 10. The October 25 test will mark the fourth U S defense of the international trophy since 1906.
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Birmingham
Als
Aero Club
America
France
Ralph Upson
Akron
Ohio
Upson
Army Aid Service
Navy
Army Balloon School
Fort Omaha
A. Leo Stevens
David Todd
Amherst College
United States
Italy
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Automobile Races Set for Sunday at Frontier Park
Labor day events moved to Frontier park with auto and motorcycle races planned Sunday. Pike's Peak entrants may join, five mile motorcycle event added, Fred Hank hints at a left handed mile run with flag. Hankson claims speed records could fall as Monday tryouts produced fast times. A baseball game will follow the races.
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Frontier Park
Labor Day
Eternal Triangle races tighten as season nears end
The column notes six clubs in both leagues remain in pennant contention as September promises decisive clashes. It observes the Reds Dodgers Giants in the NL and White Sox Yankees Indians in the AL shaping World Series plans, with tight races and a grandstand full of fans watching the final 30 days.
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Reds
Dodgers
Giants
White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Ney
Fragmentary note on permits and hand ages
A partial OCR fragment mentions that only on hand hand ages will be permitted. The text is incomplete and provides limited context about permissions or age requirements. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
Ted Kid Lewis Seeks Return After London Trip
TRD reports that welterweight star Ted Kid Lewis plans a comeback after his trip to England seeking a new challenge. Lewis aims to step into the ring again with renewed goals following his recent activities abroad.
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New York
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Jack Lindon
England
Mack Look Up EIA SrA Sept. T
The fragment mentions Mack and 1921 with unclear action about a doormat plage and crane terms. No clear event or names to establish a full summary.
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Mack
National League Baseball Scores and Box Details
National League results summary lists Philadelphia and Washington wins over Brooklyn and Boston with listed Batteries. Second games show right-handed pitchers and line scores. New York and Boston games postponed by rain with no makeup date. Continuous notes reference other matchups and missing schedules.
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National League
Cincinnati Euneae
New York Brooklyn Eweae
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
AN Lhagu
Tesecesal
New ‘York
Lous
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New York
Boston
Mud laden Labor Day trip through northern Colorado
Motorists traveling from Greeley to Fort Collins and Cheyenne on Labor Day encountered deep mud on the Manty Flats. Reports described cars bogged to the hubs, fourteen stalls, and locals taking shelter in Cheyenne and Wellington hotels while overflow Cheyenne families hosted visitors.
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Colorado
Greeley
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Manly Flats
Gambo
Pierce
Ault
Wellington
Red Cross to Buy X-Ray for Hospital
The Cheyenne chapter of the American Red Cross met in the First National Bank building with Vice-President C. M. Watts presiding. Miss Jessie Lummis of Denver attended while Ray E. B. Lee read a Denver division letter noting $2,000 set aside for installing an X-ray machine at the hospital.
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American Red Cross
First National Bank
C. M. Watts
Jessie Lummis
Denver
Ray EB. Lee
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