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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
3
The readable fragments sketch a rambled scene with mentions of war, politicians, travel, and social figures. Characters named include Sedge and Shary, with scattered references to congress, meetings, and a coast club setting. The text is largely garbled, offering no clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a basketball item with names and scattered terms. The readable phrases mention Basketeers, Watlop, Temas Zan, and numbers, but the overall content is garbled with misread letters and broken phrases, preventing a clear event or outcome.
Disjointed OCR text from a Boston Jan. 28 wire report shows references to the White Sox, names like Lara and Rosie, and scattered phrases about sports figures and events. The readable core mentions a White Sox context amid garbled terms and stray segments.
The article traces Dering’s standout performance on day one as he and rivals compete in a high gun event. It notes scores and notable shooters like Raney Rea, Champlen, and Sgt Bien, with mentions of Texas entries and a doubles race. Picts show top scores and the Gra nd Woman er in attendance.
Local report notes continued steady performance in maritime affairs with Luling maintains strong ratio amid limited sea area. Officials cite improved efficiency and consistent results across key ports and routes.
Fragmentary sports notes mention players including Pats and Sayers in a Ohio meeting. The garbled text hints at a lead player scoring and a coach or team named in a late season event.
A scribbled game note details a college basketball matchup between Bloodthirsty Farmer Cagers and Rice Owls. The fragmentary text references players and pregame sentiment but is heavily garbled, offering only hints of rosters and potential action without clear results or dates.
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