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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
15
A chaotic, garbled report notes a disrupted Rivers Waugh clash on the Eastern gridiron with scattered names and fragments. The piece hints at a postponed game amid unclear details, referencing multiple individuals and institutions in a deranged OCR fragment.
Fragmented OCR describes malaria damaging red blood cells and feverish illness. It mentions symptoms, health effects, and references to medical observations, with garbled surrounding text and uncertain names. The readable portions detail the disease impact and a call to examine patient health and treatment.
An incomplete report describes players quitting during the latter part of a quarter, mentioning fatigue and wet conditions. It references individuals such as Eve and Dale Ua and hints at attempts to evade opponents, with scattered names and unclear actions throughout the text.
The fragmentary OCR text hints at a sports battle for the Big Nine title involving teams and players, with conflicting letters and garbled names. Readable entities include references to a race or match, but specifics such as participants, dates, scores, or locations are unclear in the surviving lines.
Trinity University won the season finale in a decisive game as players including Vistas Penne Riermben and Meryl skis ably contributed notable performances. Details are fragmented but confirm a season ending victory for Trinity University.
A fragmented report describes the Kangaroos fighting Baylor hard but losing 26 to 4. Text includes garbled OCR segments with unclear names and places, but the primary facts show a basketball or similar game where Baylor led convincingly after a tough effort by the Kangaroos.
A fragmentary item reports an incident where a person, likely named or labeled, exited a window amid a tense moment. Details are unclear but suggest a sudden act causing concern or alarm in the scene. No official names or locations are clearly readable.
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