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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1915
Page
11
The event reports D. Resta winning the rain drenched Frisco Expo Grand Prix over a 400 mile course. The chaotic conditions affected speeds and led to multiple incidents. details mention competitors Vina, Wu, Hogten, Boot, and others amid heavy weather and track hazards.
Heavy interest builds for Rice Institute coming class meet with freshmen and sophomores preparing for a sharp rivalry. Saturday events, prelims, and a full schedule promise thrills as teams from various factions convene for the annual track battle.
New tournament to establish a new trophy will take place in Chicago. Read page 3 for details. Notable names listed include Harry Cine, Joan Orty, John Morgan, Loyd, and others from New York, St. Louis, and Chicago.
Fragmented text shows garbled names and phrases likely from a regional news item. It references a person and event with unclear details, mentioning Bevin, Shan, and Cai in a disrupted sequence. The readable portions suggest election or local governance context but lack coherent facts or dates.
Industrial Arts College tennis club opens its season with preliminary and out tournaments. Matches include singles and doubles, with finals determining cups. Numerous players from the club are listed among entrants, including noted contributors and varsity members.
A garbled OCR passage describes an upcoming event or meeting in Austin and surrounding areas, mentioning names like Wynter Tighoeleh Eamon and Prater, with references to February, April, and a number of obscure terms. The text includes scattered beverage and transport terms, unclear roles, and garbled place names, making concrete facts hard to extract.
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