Keen Interest in Bout Between Berlenbach and Delanty at ElevES Field
A boxing card headlines Thursday night action featuring Paul Berlenbach versus Jack Delantyr at ElevES Field in Brooklyn. The piece notes Berlenbach’s reach and weight details and previews the heavyweight bout as a key attraction alongside scattered local sports notes and baseball chatter about the first half of the season, minor leagues, and player contracts.
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Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delantyr
Eleves Field
Brooklyn
Berlenbach
Women Tennis Stars Return From England
United Press reports the American Wightman Cup team returning to New York aboard the Majestic after a two month mission in England. Captain Miss Mary Browne and teammates Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Miss Helen Wills, and Mrs Marion Zinderstein were greeted by officials and relatives. A testimonial dinner at the Vanderbilt honored the players, with former champions also invited. The piece lauds Browne’s effort against Mile Suranne Lenglen and notes the team faced intense schedules and strong European competition, illustrating American tennis pride.
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New York
Uringug
Sanbalic
Praice
England
Mary Brow
Jchn Wills
Elizabeth Wn
Marion Zinderstein Jeesup
Pier Tura
United States
Jones Wy) Mersural
Eta S. Morick
Ward H. Moss
Seireurs
Eavy Gdds
Merserean
Miss Browne
Vanderbilt Horet
Wills Mel
Molla Mallory
Nsazel Hotchkiss Wightmith
Suds
Wills
Schred Ysis Enenl
Mersereauald
Ming
Ming Player, Buy Thes Fooghe Ayirh Magnificent Couraze
Tim
Vitory
France
Mile Suranne Lenglen
Gagt Rownd
Europe
Marcus
Charleston’s Distinetion and Early Brick Paving Claim
A fragmentary note recalls Charleston, West Virginia, as among the earliest American sites to use brick for paving. The text links a “first brick paye” to Hiréeta and rads, mentions 1872 as a cutoff, and claims Charleston held distinction in brick pavement history.
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Charleston
Howfer
W. Va
Eliy
Unclear Weather Delays Cape Gris Nez Channel Swim Plan
Weather and tides hold up Ludicrous attempt by Jillian Cannoy to swim the Cape Gris Nez channel from Dover. Poor conditions and strong winds prevent progress. Cannoy says no definite plans exist despite circulated reports she would attempt the swim when conditions improve.
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Cape Gris Nez
Franks
Jillian Cannoy
United States
Lilian
Baltimore
Ty Dover
French launch new drive in Morocco
French efforts escalate in Morocco as Bastille Day celebrations highlight renewed Franco-Mrench engagement. Opposition leaders and regional chiefs reportedly retreat as authorities press forward with plans for stability and reconstruction in the wake of mounting unrest.
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Morocco
United Press
France
Iit
Clarendon to Meet Indies on Saturday
Clarendon led by Weaver and Walter Tiber will invade Corry on Saturday afternoon in a key exhibition. The club, regarded as one of the best in this vicinity, features Rieter and Sullivan in a strong lineup, with Landers expected to pitch and provide veteran steadiness against the Indies.
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Clarendon
Weaver
Chicago Cub
Walter Tiber
Corry
Mike
Rieter
Satimlay
Ite Inetty
Contiguay Sendy | Fm
Tuber
Warren
Tim Landers
Sullivan
Manuel Greening
Sulivan
Landers
Helen Wills To Return To Courts Friday
New York July 14 Helen Wills California star tennis player returns to court Friday after a pause in her six month European campaign. She plans to resume practice in Paris if operation permits. She will then compete in the Forest Hills and national championships at Brookline and Berkeley with plans to travel afterward.
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Pyomts
Dusan
New York Yankees
Tost
Detroit
New York
Meters Wills
California
Sworld
Bey York
Europe
Raillausly
Witrrowlilgell
Fred Moody
Sara
Lenglen
Nivewodowis
Mie
Wille
Teave
Berkeley
Galil
Cressilée
Uni
Phillies Rally Slowed by Cuchinatt Res in Slow Day
A garbled report notes slow play by the Phillies and Cuchinatt Res while MoT belted secolds and Senators were aimed at Washington. Hack Wilson drove in a run as Boston won 2 to 0 in the seventh.
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Phillies
Cuchinatt Res
Senators
Washington
Walter Snaking
Jase Hack Wilson
Hener
Boston
Odd Fellows Defeat KPL in Close Contest
The Odd Fellows edged the K P L in a tight game on the Bugt Washington circuit last night finishing 60 to 58. Sullivan and the winning battery combined for key plays while White Gretate, Scott, and Kiwanas provided strong support as the team moved into the next round of matches.
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Felows
Washington
Ted Cams
Vietry
Sullivan
Gretate
Warh
Scott
Kiwanaas
Toaihiy
Snukhbal
Dinigatay
Ford Hose
Keystone
Aeelows Pridty
Hene
Raddiotyr and
Limes Sna Dms Aimensus League
Horseshoe
Reine
Theie So Firttte
Ajax
Ueyatil Wey Stanson
Yi Tunpury
Jiourmal
Railiat
Kurts
Argentine Sportsman Wins French Race
An Argentine sportsman claimed the 100,000 francs prize in a French race event. The competition featured notable participants including White, War Minister, and other listed owners. Details are distorted but indicate a dramatic finish with close rivals.
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United vroKs
Wneite
Argent
Prin de Muperhaus
Sae Nope Todas
Rolphus Straartiinger
America
Toon Fy W
Baseball Standings and Tonight's National League Games
National League standings show Boston trailing St Louis and Brooklyn with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh behind. Tonight, Boston visits Chicago, Brooklyn plays St Louis, New York hosts Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia meets Cincinnati.
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USA
Boston
St Louie
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh New York
Pinsburgh
St Louis
Chicago - Brooklyn
New York
Philadlelphia
Chicago
Brobkivn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
American League standings and results summary
Fragmented recap shows Detroit defeating New York 5 to 4, Cleveland routing Boston 8 to 1, Philadelphia and St Louis beating Washington 18 to 2, Chicago shutout 0. Standings list New York leading, Cleveland fourth, Detroit second. Today’s schedule includes Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Detroit
New Yorke
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Washington
Chicago
New Yorks
Washington Brewery Bankruptcy Sparks Local Concerns
A Washington county brewing firm filed for bankruptcy today in Pittsburgh after a debtor petition. Liabilities listed around 83 thousand dollars include fines and penalties, while assets cover real estate and machinery. The filing marks a major financial setback for the company.
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Union Press
Pittshurgh
Acms
Gomynyy
Washington County
Tralia
Mystery Metages: Animal Communication Across Distances
Fragmentary excerpt discusses long standing animal communication among mammals birds and insects and contrasts it with modern wireless invention claims, noting centuries of practice in rural settings and unseen interspecies signals across fields and distances.
Delaney Favored Against Berlenbach in Heavyweight Showdown
United Press reports in New York that heavyweights Jack Delaney and Max Berlenbach prepared for a bout with Delaney listed as a slight favorite by six to one. Betting circles roared with feverish activity as fighters weighed in and publicity built toward the event.
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United
York
Paul Bor venBach
Jack Delaney
Hy Ani
Ouratind
Yortay Fon
Hin Iy
Mateh
Tebbers Biehb
Tomarmen
Nik Hurhender
IAG
Eddy Hex
Loli
New York
Wimie
Elliy
Yenth
Delaiey
Heavy poll fall kills worker at Pittsburgh scaffold
A worker died when heavy pols collapsed a scaffold at the off Pinch sistilens building in Pittsburgh today. Witnesses report rapid action by emergency crews as colleagues frantically lifted debris and authorities began an investigation into the fatal accident involving parapet and construction materials.
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Pittsburgh
Rapiel Dean
Parapatis
Towley
Eagles Nesting in Scotland Record Sentenced Death of White-tailed Birds
In Scotland a white tailed eagle nesting pair faced a tragedy as one bird died and the remaining mate vanished. Within days the survivor returned and apparently mated, signaling potential continental remnant activity.
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Rome
Ferment, Root Starch Foods Mentioned in 19th Century Text
The document describes edible tuberous roots used in cooking with starch content. It notes a golden rind and fleshy roots, likening it to a coconut in some respects. It also mentions a loaf variant called Tadlin bread or Indian loaf and a southern states reference.
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Algonquin
Bing Miller A Fine Player Traded Many Places
Bing Miller, a skilled baseball player, has been traded several times and spent time with major and minor league teams. Once with the St. Louis Browns, he faced a long career path through several cities, including Washington and Philadelphia, before joining the Athletics via a trade that moved him from the Browns to Baby Doll Jacobson. His journeyman career included stints in the minor leagues with the Little Rock Southern Association and a high batting average for a durable ballplayer.
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Plucago
Gabetha
Alasigh
Eiecuyiawaneos
Bing Miller
St. Louis
Ping Tus
Datput
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Lowy
Jacobson
Fuyorboy
Speiek
Foreign trade shows favorable balance in the year
The report from Triad Press notes the United States foreign trade for the year shows a favorable balance with total imports and exports described. It mentions China and other nations briefly, comparing values and indicating a prewar context prior to the East World War.
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Triad Press
Washineton
Aly M-Uniturl
Marvelous Human Ear Tbnning of tte Wimin esteneeer eleven actives
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a woman and activity with ranges around eight thousand, referencing critical conditions and varied woes. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names to establish a clear subject or outcome.
World Trip Plans Alter City Spending
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a July event in Santa Wells and Edweardt Ivins with mentions of Mitchull Pil and a 2.58 dollar figure. The text is garbled but hints at a public or officials meeting about travel or budget changes in the city, with references to August and July timelines and a Dairy/DHL transport line.
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United
Willhele Pensy
Santa Wells
Edweardt Ivins
Mitchull
York
Bar Delegate's Sudden Death Shocks Convention
Fragmented OCR report notes a bar delegate collapse and death at a national convention. Names and details are garbled, but the event occurred in Denver with mentions of delegates, attorneys, and officials. The text is incomplete, offering no clear cause or outcome.
Sokolnikof Is Unwelcome in Washington Visit Report
A garbled OCR item states former Soviet minister Sokolnikof planned to visit New York as a reprisal related to Roatan State Bank. Officials say Sokolnikof did not apply personally. department notes adverse policy but no direct action.
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United
Waslington
Sokal
Soviet Union
New York
Roatan State Bank
Ollidale
Ste Kol
Air Service Between Cities Described in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an air service link between Philadelphia and a capital city with garbled names. The text mentions routes, possibly schedules, and references an aviation operator, but details are unreadable and names are unclear.
Fragmentary World War era notices and financial ramblings
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses mortgage, freight, and securities amid references to World War era themes. Mentions Iowa, railroads, ships, and pricing, with scattered names and numbers, but lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Agricultural Practice
A garbled OCR fragment references potato cultivation and crop practice. It mentions abandonment and the impact on yields with unclear names or dates. The text is incomplete, offering limited readable details on farming methods or individuals.
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