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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1918
Page
13
A fragmented OCR sports card mentions a Red Cross golf game day with scattered names and notes. It hints at players, times, standings, and matchups but unreadable sections obscure full details of teams, scores, or venues.
A fragmented recap notes the Peden Troy team securing a win while Sinclair Gulf and Gulf Re split the two games in a weekend series. The report emphasizes a late surge and key plays, highlighting the teams’ standings and upcoming schedule.
A ragged OCR note outlines a chaotic schedule finish for the National League with scattered names and figures. Mentions include Tyagi Clarenos Madune and a string of unclear references to teams, places, and dates, suggesting a broad, unsettled context around the league’s late-season actions.
The report outlines a harsh penalty for disloyalty tied to military service and wartime discipline. It notes a two year term and references mechanisms toward enforcing loyalty within the force, citing official measures and implied consequences for defection or insubordination.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a festive event in New York with references to meals, weather, and diverse activities. It lists names and places in a garbled fashion, lacking clear dates or outcomes, and includes scattered terms like shipmaten Victorola and Humoward Maul. The readable portions hint at a social gathering or celebration but no concrete actions.
The report notes the third contest between Treadwells and Warnish Team, with emphasis on key plays and performance. It mentions attempts to earn an advantage and highlights pivotal moments that shaped the game's outcome and standings.
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