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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
5
In Philadelphia, Rotan edged Platt in a tight high school contest. Key players included Taras and Role, with late scoring by Neeal and Samilaalt. The Lynwend Mail reported the finish as a hard fought victory for Rotan.
Fort Worth's Buffs defeated the Panthers 3 to 1 behind strong pitching by Glenn who allowed just one hit until the eighth inning. Stow doubled and drove in two, while Ens and Stellhauer teamed on a double steal and solid defense to seal the victory.
In a chaotic ballgame the Tigers edged the Indians 3 to 2. Early errors and a late rally defined the tense contest as both teams traded runs and defensive plays.
The fragmentary baseball summary mentions Texan League standings with unclear team names and scattered phrases. It references Washington, Matt, Wart, and Mead, but readable facts are sparse. The garbled OCR yields no clear scores, dates, or definitive outcomes.
A fragmented clipping notes many boys entering free swimming classes offered by the post. Details on dates times or locations are unclear from the legible text.
Readable fragments indicate a team management gathering Wednesday night for Unie win Cammy donce, with officials and managers from multiple teams attending. No clear outcomes or full details available.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions metal airplanes priced at 1000 and produced locally. It references names and scattered industry notes, with incomplete sentences about a new concern and production details. The readable portions indicate a local manufacturing context and possible bids or orders.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about a tea sale tied to the Trisiuee event. Specific names, dates, or place details are unclear, but the item appears to reference a community sale or fundraiser connected to a festival or fair.
A fragmentary note references British seamen lured by a scheme named Pode Naty. The text appears from an era column and mentions Jean Brett as a person tied to the snippet.
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