Judges uphold disqualification in walking contest chaos
In a chaotic four mile walking event the judges disqualified leaders Antone Kane and Jimmie Pitageratt for rule violations. H. M. Aytes was awarded first, Nigel Jackson second, Manuel Rotello third after the ruling. The dispute centered on warnings and timing notes. Kane and Pitageratt were cited for straying from the course and faulty pacing. The incident sparked debate over judge notes and fairness, with Dick Sullivan defending the applied rules.
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Antone
Kane
Jimmie
Jude
H. M. Aytes
Nigel Jackson
Manuel Rotello
Pitageratt
Tolen
Hotanilton
Woodward's Marathon Bid in Wake of King Runway
The article describes Woodward planning a challenging 4 mile to 5 mile effort to outpace rival King and the field. It notes Woodward’s weight concerns and a grueling hangout with tense public scrutiny. A forthcoming 24 hour cover of the event hints at £500 prize discussions and viewing interest from KEthert Le.
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Woodward
Peeny Mane
Errival Cokie
Kine
Rae
Lane Night
King
Tatfoe
Imunaker
Soup Hox
Thor Thinners
Fitvareratt
Uf King
Joys Base Official Announces Contracts For Leagues
President Lynch of the Ni H Lense hie announced the approval of contracts and involved figures. Names mentioned include Heston Jed Tenhey and manager for WE Relenches By Roatan to Spa Knnw Northwestern Lamue Har ney Joy and Rt Laule to San Francisco Pacific Count Leagu e Melvet.
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Cnntrarte Anti Voleanne
Heemart Am
Heston
Jed Tenhey
Roatan
Spa Knnw
Northwestern Lamue
Harney Joy
Rt Laule
San Francisco
Pacific
Melvet
Harvard Star Paul Withington Leads at Intercollegiate Run
Harvard star Paul Withington breaks early, leads the field to the final stretch as Cornell rivals Jones and Bernay push hard. Kinankion closes the gap in the last miles, but Withington maintains pace before a late challenge from Pennsylvania and Hawaii, in a dramatic finish.
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Ebaret
Harvard
Ammatteur Athletie Ancelie~ Fon
Honolulu
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John Pail Jones
Carnell
Spaulking
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Hern
Oller
Galt
Tiree
Cornell
Woakwen
Kinankion
Berny
Stewardy
Pennsylvania
Berna
E-So
Wood
Hawaiian Commission
Frinca
Bew
Buna
Gilmore and Fox Meet in 10 Round Boxing Showdown
Gilmore, the San Francisco scrapper known for a one round draw with JJ Thame, draws Charlie Fox in a 10 round bout on Saturday night aboard the cruiser. There is 500 dollars on the line for the winner. Gilmore weighs about 180 pounds and holds a nine pound edge over Fox. Colorado organizers plan a boxing tournament for next Friday alert.
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Ceorrie Cimere
San Francisco
JJ Thame
Neo
Charlie Fox
Hilmare
Fox
Inen
Colorado
Maryland and Capital Face Off In Uneven Exhibition
A chaotic New Year era game between Maryland and Capital is teased with conflicting reports of scoreless play, punts, and a disputed FiNnOE hit. The lineup lists many players and officials, including Priest Har noluld and MIN, with a focus on a punt duel and referee rulings amid a windy, unclear allotment of time and positions.
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Miniy Selene
Um Fea
Tor Hotly Honma
Awetatone
Haturday
Tuttle
Mollifil
Drourn
Salture
eVillans
Shane
Thie Finnoe
Priest Harnoluld
Min
Exehunior
Vandertinden
Mts Daworak
New Fight Night Promises High Repute for WV Boxing
The WVU show under UFBB auspices drew praise for setup and security. Lieutenant Jones B. Gay organized the event on the navy dock with 150 spectators, featuring Willer of the Second and Charlie Fox in the main bout. Fox scored a quick win as Willer unbeaten in the late rounds.
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Angoes
UFBB
Virginia
Uday Niaht
Hetter
Uhele Bam
Henyilves
Jones B. Gay
Wert
Virsila
West Virginia
Waikiki
Jon
Fifth Team Also Wear Fifth Team Also Wear
Fragmented OCR text covers multiple sports notes and incidents. It mentions a season debut by Muller, a penalty kick controversy, and a tense match where several players lost balls. Also referenced are a court case about speeding and boxing bouts including Kidston, Welby, Miller, Howard, and others with brief outcomes.
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Garme
Howlante
Socorros
Fromible
Bohol
Huston
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