United States Davis Cup hinges on opening draw for 1930
United Press reports the 1930 Davis Cup challenge round may turn on the opening draw pitting Tilden against Borotra. Americans see strong odds if Tilden and Lott win singles while Allison and Vin Haney lead doubles. Cochet expected to win both French singles, with Borotra and Lott-Borotra pairing crucial in determining the final outcome.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Wrance
Hunta
Drlay
Chursdy
Wit- Jany
Tilden
Jean Hordtre
United States
George Lot
Wilmer Allison
John Vin Hyn
Hetil Cachet
Joan Barella
Prince
Cochet
Jacques-Brugmum
Gochel- Andortra
Thenitid
Borotea
Mle Lott- Borette
Borntes
Lot
Tenis
Sylth Tilden
Cochiet
Frante
Vic
Cachet
Bouotrh
Allison
van Ryn
Borotra
America
Independent Eleven Proposed for Fall Football Crowds
Local notes discuss forming an independent football team for the fall season. sentiment favors a nimble squad under organized management with high school players eyed. Also mentions Union City baseball series, Kramer Becker’s Lakers, and upcoming league matches with notes on players and schedules.
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Mit
Pba
Teel
Weill
DIVER DIES AFTER DROWNING ACCIDENT AT STILLWATER CREEK
Jamestown Illinois February 22 the diver Algol Pricerickson 20 of Tunner Street died Monday afternoon at 2 15 PM in WWCA Hospital from a broken back after his end struck something while living near Stillwater Creek on Sunday. He is survived by his wife Karin Frederico one son Roger of Tininstayn his parents and three brothers in Sweden. He lived here eight years and was a member of Viking Lodge and Leif Erikson Society.
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Jamestown
Ril
Algol Pricerickson
Tunner Street
WWCA
Stillwater Creek
Hen- Vwreen
Lincoln Miers
Karin Frederico
Rogier
Tininstayn
Woaisles
Warner Aromsall
Annioars Gilst
Nyrt
Dearhorn
Mich
Sweden
Tver Imamos
Viking Lidge
Leif ‘Itokaon
Shileé
Lone Star Gage may gain another try in the muy
A fragment from a historical page references the Lone Star Gage and a possible second attempt in the month. It mentions bathing suits in acetic taming and various odd phrases about schools and juveniles, with scattered team references like Louis Browns.
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Lone Star
Baying
Louis
Kirkwood and Fisher to Clash in Exhibition Golf Match
Kirkwood, famed trick shot artist, teams with Fisher to face Luther and Joy in a Corry Country Club exhibition Friday at 2 30 PM. Pro terms limit details but Kirkwood and Fisher aim to thrill local fans with a sequence of shots while Luther and Joy seek to counter with solid play and consistency. An anticipated large gallery from surrounding cities is expected for the event.
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Toe Kirkwood
Stun Fisher
Keivlewood
Duth
Joy
O'Clacis
Kyriewood
Kirkwood
Comny
Yesterday's Scores in Major League Baseball Summary
Yesterday's card lists results for several games including St Louis 6 Chicago 1, Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6, New York 7 Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 9 St Louis 8, Chicago 6 New York 0, Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 2, with Cincinnati a rainout. Remaining matchups include Boston at Chicago and Washington at St Louis among others.
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Pet
Ehiladelphia
Washington
New York
Sleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Shivago Stonllyn
Altisbureh
Sincionati
Philadelphia
SL Louis
Alexander Discarded by Dallas Club in Texas State League
United Press reports Old Pete Alexander was released unconditionally by the Dallas club after an attempted comeback. He planned an exhibition tour while awaiting word on other opportunities, saying he was through in professional baseball.
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Pete
United Press
Dallas
Tex
Pete” Alexander
Tol
Chicago
BNL
Canzoneri Beats Bass In One Round Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia July 22 Tony Canzoneri defeats Benny Bass in a one round bout. The article lists other boxing results from Philadelphia and New York, naming Ray Miller Frankie Hayes Allie Wolff Jory Hartiald and several other fighters with various locations.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Chumpion
Benny Bass
Sten Ile
Ray Miller
Chicago
Frankie Hayes
Mary White
Micky Doyle
Pitston
Allie Wolff
Jbeat
Tony Teresco
Weather bulletin offers sparse local advisory
A brief, fragmented weather note mentions gusty conditions and a two mile range with uncertain details. It hints at utilities and local impacts but lacks clear timing, location, or authoritative sources. The readable content is insufficient for precise guidance.
Mandell denies drugging claim before recent fight
Rockford July 22 former lightweight champion Sammy Mandell declined to comment on an article in the Rockford Resister Gazette alleging circumstantial evidence showed he was drugged before his last fight versus Singer. Reporter Richard Ramey cited a claim of a drugged state and a coated tongue, while Mandell said he knew nothing about the story until reading it.
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United Press
Rockford
Sammy Mandell
Chazr
Pion
Richard Ramey
Rockrorit
Mandell
If Front Dupe Fm
Ramey
Econ
New York
Raney Sai
Manell
Singer
Dark horses shine in Western play qualifying rounds
In stifling heat at the Western event, dark horse contender Bobby Conlift from Oklahoma City posted an unexpected performance, joining favorites Cyril Totey and John Lehman near the top. Notable scores included Novotny 74 and Armstrong 78 as players jockey for match play.
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Bert Dembl
United Press
Chicago
Bevern Lus
Conia
Lloyd Norostrum
Mivenport
Cyril Totey
Eaylaid
Kyng Lehman
T. Phillering
England
Chick Byrns
Chiago
Art Soul
Gua Novotny
Chisago
Thuy
Don Armstrong
Auroray ML
John Lehman
Perkis
Perkine
Nord
Novotny
Courke
Norothy
Armstrong
Bobby Conlift
Oklahoma City
First Homestead Entry Record From Early 1800s
The entry notes the original homestead tag approved May 20 1802 by President Abraham Lincoln for 100 acres at Brownville Ned land office. Application numbered one, proof offered January 20, final certificate issued same day. Entry dated September 1 1800. Also lists sale of White Leghorn pallets with special mating and contact phone after 6 PM.
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Abraham Lincoln
Tytler
Brownvill
Ned
Daniel Ireemen
Cubs Regain Lead With 6-0 Win Over Giants
Chicago Cubs surged to top of the National League by routing the New York Giants 6 to 0. Pat Malone and Hank Wilson starred with two homers driving in three runs, as Brooklyn and Philadelphia pursuit continued behind. The day also featured a high scoring twin bill where Brooklyn’s late rally fell short in game one, while Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh. Meanwhile Washington, St Louis, and Boston won key games as Babe Ruth powered the Yankees past Cleveland with his 36th homer of the season.
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Gildiron
Bob McCollum
Derrick
YES! Yoya
Ken Strojig
New Yorke University
Yorvais
New York-Pennsylvania
Tn Ls
Buifielder
Tom Nash
Fauigin
Texas Leasie
Lone Star Baseball
Halis
Aggies
Houston
St. Louis
Lary
Belrencourt
St. Mary's
Wichita
United Press
Chigigo
Cubs
Philadelphia Atty Telly Hive
New York
Pat Malone
Hank Wilson
Giants
Malone
New Yorkers
Wilson
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Gamison
St. Leif
Harvey Hendrickstomer
Gelber
Cevice
Hendrick
Pi Wowiemin
Philadelphia
Duttsburgh
Smihern
Whitney Hill
Bitter Swirt
Breen Hanough
saEy
Fhiladelphia Athletics
Bastion
Washington
Senators
St. Louie
Bing Millar
Gshringer
Alexander
Detroit
Athleticn
Cleveland
Ruth
Tomer
Horace Lisenbee
Chicago
Boston
Uke Whitesox
Berg to Fight Al Singer for Title at Yankee Stadium
In New York on July 22, Jack Kid Berg the English lightweight accepts terms for a title bout with Al Singer the 16 pound champion at Yankee Stadium in September. The deal may be off if Berg defeats Kid Chocoliste at the Polo Grounds on August 7.
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United Press New York
Jack Kid Berg
al Singer
Yankee Stadium
Trini Bruen
Madison Sillage Garden
Berg
Kid Chocoliste
Polo Grounds
Youth Drowns in River Near New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania on July 22 a twenty year old man named Carl Louden drowned while swimming at night in the Shomango river nedy Hivhos belize. The incident occurred during a recreational outing with unknown companions. Authorities were notified and the death is being investigated.
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New Castle
Carl Louden New Castle
Shomango River
Nedy
Hivhos
Belize
Executors Notice in the Matter of Elijah Miler estate
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary for the Estate of Elijah Miler, late of Wayne Township, Erie County Pennsylvania, have been granted by the Register of Wills. All indebted to the estate should pay promptly and any claims must be presented to Co. B Porter, Executor, Corry, Pa, with attorneys Kincaid and Kincaid.
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Wi Fal M. Milley
Elijah M. Miler
Wayne
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Megister of Wills
Mile County
Co. B
Porter, Executay
Corry
Penna
Kincaid & Kincaid
Attys
Carnera Faces Deportation Back to Italy
In Omaha Nebraska on July 22 the United States immigration department intends to deport Italian heavyweight star Primo Carnera. His passport visa expired June 45 and an extension was sought. Carnera will wait for France after arrival in Cleveland then New York. Managers expect immigration authorities to reconsider the extension refusal. Carnera’s U S tour netted over $150000 for him and his group. Londoners see sixty thousand children born yearly.
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United Press
Omaha
Nehy
Prinw Carget
Henry Wilwice
Italy
United States
Shmigitlon Department
Grams
O Pacossi
Yashol
Tinlesa
Carnera
France
Pacassi
Pacass
Carrera
Cleveland
New
Yor
Adlvance
Cayneid
Camera
Pinch Stupid and the Gittord Three Friends
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled line with names Pinch Stupid Gittord three friends and scattered phrases. No coherent events or clear entities beyond these names. Unable to extract a definite news item or outcome from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR hints at political and legal turmoil and coffee market concerns
A garbled text fragment mentions political figures and investigations, with references to a state office, law enforcement, and court actions. It also touches on coffee market conditions and potential price controls, implying uncertainty about governance and economic pressures.
He man of stuff and Bon who makes a tee
Readable text fragment notes a person nicknamed He man of stuff and another named Bon who makes a tee. No clear event, date, or organization evident. Further context needed to form a complete item.
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Bon
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