Weather notes and stray names from a muddled page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fish pond, a leaking club house, and assorted names like Anderson Cor, Pete, Rasmus, Krenz, Morrison, Ed monds, Stanford entrant, Fred Guild, and a college professor cartoon idea. Some casual references to weather and a mishmash of events appear without coherent context.
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Pete “Rasmus
Ohio
Will
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Johnny
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Misery and Edmonds
Stanford
Fred Guild
Intramural trophies and scoring recap at campus meet
The article notes Kappa Psi leading the intramural trophy race with strong finishes in events like handball. Pi Spay Alphas posted high scores, while Theta and Sigma groups placed among the top contenders, with final points listed for several teams.
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Ziant Alds
Kactiln
Femain Ae
Awill
Kappa Psi
Pispay Alphas
Em Bolts
Appa Sigma
Alpha Kanpa Ete
Theta Xth Avith
Stillwater Oklahoma Faces Decision on Athletic Director Offer
Stillwater officials near a decision on the athletic director offer as negotiations continue. With the school president absent, no definite steps have been taken toward agreement this week. The candidate, Waldorf, remains under consideration and may accept or decline the offer within days.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Ae Onlieg
Anil
Waldorf
K. UL
Petiveen
Walderf
Oklahor
Ceach Walder
Nations Speed Stars to Test Claude Bracey at Hogjate Track Meet
Top sprinters from across the nation descend on Hogjate track for a major meet. Claude Bracey of Rice Institute Texas aims to extend his century record, while rivals from Michigan Wisconsin Oregon Ohio and Illinois seek breakthroughs in sprints hurdles and field events. Other contenders include Williams Southern California Pickard Pittsbure Warne Northwestern and more as records and distances are challenged in long sprint relays and throwing events.
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Otterness
Steve Anderson
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Big Six title decision hinges on Wednesday game
Kansas City June 2 AP The Big Six baseball championship will be decided Wednesday if Kansas wins the first in Lincoln. If not Missouri moves on to the following day to determine the winner. Nebraska and Missouri sit second in the standings as the only schools not yet finished. a Missouri loss could give Nebraska undisputed possession. Walter Hagen’s bid for a fifth British Open is denied for at least a year. he will not defend next year due to a South American and world tour. Michigan heads to Japan to begin the title defense of the 1929 Big Ten baseball champion season.
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Missouri
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Chicago
Japan
Iowa Big Ten status debate to be decided tomorrow
Chicago June 3 AP report says Iowa officials and faculty group plan to meet with Ohio State University Prof. P French and others to decide athletic conference status. Three options include severing Big Ten ties after January 1, 1930 or restoring Iowa to good standing, with a probationary period or immediate restoration.
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Towa
Wge Atten & Committee
George
A. Goodenough
University of Illinois
Ohio State
Dame
University of Io Ta
Iowa
Janu Y l
Ati Lowa
Pavement Pounders Face Long Trek Toward Los Anos
A fragmented report notes the Pavement Pounders with two weeks of coast goal ners in the pits will cover 504 miles in five weeks to reach Los An os. It mentions Johnny Sale of Passaic leading in 16 minutes 49 seconds and Pete Gavuzzi of England starting at Falay's start, with unclear context.
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Los Anos
Attiles
Johnny Sale
Passaic
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Folalay
Yesterday's Results Incomplete Across Leagues And Cities
National League scores show New York four to one with unclear team names. Weather and rain affect play. Western League and Oklahoma Pueblo schedules are listed with many garbled words and missing details.
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New York
Ivazo
St. Leu
Oklahoma Pueblo
Helen Wills Retains Tennis Crown At French Open
Paris June 3 AP Helen Wills wins the French hard court women's singles title defeating France's No.1 Rene Matthieu 6 3 6 4 in the final. The American retains the crown for the second year in a row proving her class among women players. Matthieu put up a plucky fight.
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Paris
Helen Wills
France
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Matthiew
Outdoor bouts open big week in New York and Philadelphia
Open air boxing arenas start the big campaign with ten round bouts. In Queensboro Stadium Canzoneri versus Fernandez headlining the New York opener while Philadelphia National Ballpark features Godfrey against Gryne. Other bouts include Singer versus Ney at New York Coliseum and Jones versus Mello at Boston Garden.
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Andelphia
Queensboro Stadium
Ourport
Leiperville
Jimmy Gryne
Louisville
Ms Ved
New York Coliseum
Leo Kid Ney
Canada
Baston Garden
Gorilla Jones
Akron Negro
al Mello
Lowell
Mass
Divot Diggings at the Duck Course Thursday
Dr L S Powell a river pirate led the paddied duckers around the course on Thursday while Dud Fitzpettick shot handicap to win first in a flag tournament. Mr and Mrs Jack Bolin and Mr and Mrs E Decker were standby entrants. The Bolin family theme hints at a new fish pond as the early bird meets the worm.
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Dee
Jack Bolin
E. Decker
Bolin
Eleven 1928 Champions to Defend WVrack Titles in Chicago
Chicago July 3 Eleven 1928 champions head to Chicago for the eighth annual national collegiate track and field championships. A star lineup of sprinters and pole vaulters faces strong rivals as Illinois and Stanford prepare teams, with former titleists Krenz and Robertson among the notable entrants.
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Tune
ADA
Stanford
Philadelphia
Eri Krenz
Harlow Roberl
Iseus
Yrar Azo
Wil Hey
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