Marathoners Lifted by Crowds in East Coast Test Run
Disjointed narrative covers Gavuzzi and Ed Gardner finishing a cross country trek with timing at 7 hours 5 minutes 43 seconds. Spectators line routes from Baltimore to State Armory as caravan of cars travels behind official program.
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Seattle
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Mallon
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England
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State Armory
Ed Gardner
John Salo
Gavurti
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Pyle
Los Angeles
New York
Fremont
Ohio
West Friendship
Ridgeysile
New Market
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Pyre
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Goose Goslin Arm Worth Watching for Senators
The article discusses Goose Goslin and Washington’s postseason prospects, noting his hitting ability and potential arm improvement. It cites Walter Johnson and Jeter reports on his shoulder, mentions underhand throwing tests, and references a mystery surrounding his injured wing.
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Goose
Washington
Walter Johnson
Tampa
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Johnson
Jeter
Bucky Harris
Sid
Unclear fragmentary note involving local names and trades
Fragmentary OCR item names several individuals and trades with unclear relationships. Reads as disparate phrases and identifiers such as Greenfield Mrs red van Buck Pat Soul Pens J wROR and several garbled terms. No coherent event, date, or place reliably extractable.
Runner Collapsed But He Finished His Race
A runner collapsed during a race in New Market then continued after medical aid. Sutton, guided to the Armory, resumed from the spot where found and completed the distance toward Frederic despite illness and a stomach issue.
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Luton
Cleveland
C. C
Sutton
Es & Igs
James Cleary
Harry FL Chew
Frederic Great Shed
Massaghy
Ford
Suton
Provera Te Nel
Runners Rally Through Frederick in Early Morning Parade
Spectators along the streets of Frederick gathered to watch athletes march from Frederick to Hancock and from nearby towns. Competitors stayed in local hotels while others found rooms in home lodging houses as the event began.
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Butters
Ic. C. Dyle
Frederick
Hancock
Persene Ieame
Mertinsburg
Chambersburg
Ease
Bet Sun
F& Use
Pyle Sees Hope Despite Losses In Transcontinental Run
Promoter Pyle presses forward with a cross country race from Los Angeles to New York. He expects twenty five starters to finish and promises a $25,000 prize plus more, aiming to build one of the world's great sporting spectacles. Pyle maintains the footrace will draw funds across towns, pays debts, and features a traveling crew with Pyle guiding the effort.
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Bali
Ts Pear
Agi AL Bees
York Vaard
Lucate
Savage
Prie
New York
Los Angeles
Pyle
Pile
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