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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1923
Page
6
Woodland and Lucey each claim victory as Tryon Mets events unfold. A speedy craft upset by Lucey beats Humble twice, while Moyaremeat and Malan figures appear in close contests. Other results include Jett and Saba wins and Bald achieving a noted performance at West End Park.
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Traple Lumber secures victory in the city junior track league race as Treas and SMarla figure among key performers. The meet highlights strong showings from rival competitors and confirms Traple Lumber’s top position in the series with notable sprint and distance efforts.
Speed boat crews prepare for the fall regatta with out-of-town entrants. Officials expect revved engines and tuned vessels as sessions open. Strong participation from Bay streets and regional teams signals a competitive meet, aiming for faster times and notable performances.
Fragmentary text hints at Ben Ellis as a rising talent, with references to strength and fear of investment. Unclear details leave the full context ambiguous, but local chatter centers on his potential as a notable sports figure.
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