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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented report from Port Mourton League notes Logan Su leading a bout and defeating an unnamed opponent at The Tomes venue. The brief mentions a competition stage and event location with limited readable details.
Promoter Pat Wickar announced official gate receipts for the event have not been calculated. The winner, an aviator from Houston, triumphed at Galveston in a fast, high profile air derby.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled quotes and names with no clear events. The readable parts suggest a sports note about the American Association drawing large crowds, but specifics such as teams, locations, dates, or outcomes are missing.
YAMADENA July 4 Paddock tied the world mark in the 100 yard dash as the Vermtional Pecsis vomst apeintr ran to a record time. The event featured notable athletes and a bolster by the Hurling staff with Mike Gibbona and Bill Bailey among the reported contenders.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Houston and Galveston link with a Tuesday event titled Swatfest. Mentions Huston and Galveston figures, a boat, and a planned appearance. Context is unclear with many garbled phrases and names.
A fragmentary prose item centers on a House of David team figure nicknamed the Bearded Babe Ruth. The text references Weston Harrol and multiple garbled lines, suggesting a retrospective profile or feature on a notable player or coach within the team. The piece is incomplete but hints at historical sports interest.
A detailed report notes Milton edging rivals in a 250 mile auto race. The crowd witnessed a dramatic finish as leaders battled for the top spot with sharp driving and strategic pacing.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a theater or film event titled Slow Movies Show Jack Was Shaken Second Round. It references names and places in a garbled fashion with no clear dates or outcomes to confirm a concrete event. The readable bits suggest a nostalgic newspaper card style from an early period.
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