Illinois Relays At Champaign Set For Record Scores
Somé new records expected as Hickby Alec Diaxtona stars headline the Illinois Relay meet at Champaign today. Six loaded teams from more than a dozen colleges enter the large event with Michigan and Illinois chasing the cup in the mile and four mile relays. Wisconsin Ohio Iowa and Kansas Aggies field strong squads as prized events promise fast times and high competition.
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Duor Aurnament
Seation
Rams
Dukes
Notre Dame
Iowa
Sichigan
Michigan
Ulmois
Teg
Wisconsin
Ohio
Kansas Aggies
Browns Swap For Shocker Pitchers From Yankees era
The Rosenblums offer a bold deal sending Urban Shocker to St Louis Browns in exchange for four promising pitchers led by veteran George Mogridge. Nat Hickey and Verne Group feature in talks as Cleveland and New York trades ripple through mid season.
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George Lister
St Louis
Bister
Urban Shioeker
Yankees
Browns
Ghee
Jouliesters Sisler
George Mogridge
Wally Schang
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Verne
Teal
Nat” Hickey
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Flowers Cops Grec's Middleweight Title
New York reports the deacon from a Baptist area in Georgia wins the world middleweight crown. The match ends with controversy over fouls as Greb defends title against Plannet. Referee Gunboat Smith rules in favor of Greb amid crowd complaints about tactics.
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Georgia
Wey
Garden
Pittsburgh
Yeferee
Jun Teifries
Qhieh
Gretis
Shure
Pont Wil
Howes
Jamnes
Hiowarer
Rosenblum
Cingolind Rosenblum
Grovis City Beats Allegheny College in Mbadvilly Clash
Grovis City defeated Allegheny College 29 to 20 at Mbadvilly. Tranidin high school players led the scoring with Warren Wigh adding 13 points in the final minutes, while Frantlin’s team wilted in a late spurt. Helfern starred for the rivals, suffering a fall late in the game.
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Grovis City
Allegheny College
Mbadvilly
Grivers
Tranidin High School
Warren Wigh
Frantlin
Helfern
Star
Jamestown-Mystics Defeat Wig Pe for 26 18 Victory
Jamestown-Mystics invaded Shof field to defeat Wig Pe 26 to 18. The Tames town High five filed 6 fare, but Erie Central ab VasieStown led by waste 27 year.
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Tamestown High Five
Erie Central
High Tossers Lose Despite Strong Play by Maloney
Maloney's spectacular shooting kept the High School in the game through the first three quarters as St. Titty Ligh at Tiowille built a lead. The Orange rallied late but the High Tossers fell short as Foley and Nails led the offense in a hard fought final period.
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Aillingt St. Titty
Tiowille
Blick -Suifering
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Shetr
Tor
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Teese
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Hest
Donald
Avhiyse
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Scorpion
Kansans Match Coil Triumph in Erie Armory Showdown
Kansas boasts a strong passing combination as the Kansans topple the Swedes in Erie, scoring in a high tempo game at the State Armory. The Swedes struggle with backcourt pressure and fundamental play, while Kansas seeks a second win in as many days.
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Bofinio Geminis
Olson
Culleyville
Kansas
State Armory
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Ayeyipe
Hn Tanils
Chet Brewer & Coy
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Tly Corry
Jane Mast
Tod Morgan Still Champion After Rough Title Defense
Tod Morgan retained his title with a hard fought victory over Don Davis in Chicago. The bout featured Morgan pressing his advantage with sharp punches and relentless pressure, scoring a 96 punch burst in the later rounds as Davis struggled to answer back.
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Chicago
Tod Morgan
Séultle Washi
Forts Gthitor
Chhimpinn
Don Davis
Calfornia
Punehess
David
Tod
Ataidhie
Ania
One Who Came Back Mugeins Alslory Recgrie Snigity Townihpeed
In a fragmented report a person identified as One Who Came Back and related names are described within a garbled town event. The text references exams and a wide prelude but remains largely unreadable, offering little verifiable detail or clear outcomes.
American tennis team faces France in final singles clash
United Press reports New York Feb 97 as the American tennis team seeks victory in the final singles contest against France after yesterday's win sealed the lead. Big Tide and Vinnie Richarde plus Maye LeaUoqu and Fueunes Brienda dominated the doubles to push the Americans ahead, while Richards and Burtitta prepare for a decisive singles showdown.
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New York
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International Teas Mbites
Big Tide
Vinnie Richarde
Brienda
Pijde
Richards
Hentogy
Jemlheaten
Iais
Winn Uring
Phosphorus in Foods Report Incomplete
A fragment notes phosphorus content in foods with vegetables and dairy items listed. It mentions items like spinach, celery, lettuce and cheese but lacks complete data or context.
Taste Most Worth While Yet Untidy Text Fragments
Fragmentary OCR based note mentions names like Hippliess and John Hergeliel with assorted garbled phrases. The readable content references a pin, taste, elecusus, and a healer, but specifics are unclear. This reads as damaged text with multiple misreads and no coherent event.
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John Hergeliel
America's Team Should Retain Walker Trophy
United Press Stall Correspondent Henry L Farrell reports New York on the Walker Trophy race, noting the American team led by White State and key players like Wittis Ginny, Jesse Gail, and Ritayel Maelen, aims to defend the cup this season. The piece discusses team strength, upcoming matches, and potential challengers as the national contest grows.
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Joe Harris Missioned to Southlands With Senators
A garbled sports item references Joe Harris and a group associated with the Senate, mentioning a trip or assignment to Southlands and discussing wartime era style teams, management, and possible upcoming games or events. The readable fragments point to a local or regional basketball or political sports narrative with several named figures and places.
De Alvarez and Helen Clash in Rare 1924 Championship
The article notes De Alvarez to meet Helen De Alvarez in a high stakes bout for the American title amid a tight tournament. Benutia and Silay Benicia appear as rivals with a decisive win noted for Willy in the same event.
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