Fragmented Town Names and Phrases in 1904 Notice Text
OCR text presents a mosaic of names, places, dates, and codes from a 1904 issue. Readable elements include September 1904 events, various personal names, locations such as Bombay and Mendon, and scattered numbers. The fragmentary flow suggests a page full of notices, ads, and entries without coherent narrative.
Lendl, Mayotte, Graf lead Open quarterfinal push at Wimbledon
Lendl advances to the Wimbledon quarterfinals after a lengthy test with Chesnokov. Mayotte rebounds to defeat Chang in four sets, while Graf, Sabatini, and Sanchez Vicario win to reach the next round.
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Lend
Lendl
Chesnokov Chennnken
Barher
Tim Mayotte
Shu
Michael Chang
Mayotte
Chang
Steff Graf
Rosalyn Fairbank
Fairbank
South Africa
San Diego
Graf
Helena Sukova
Larisa Savchenko
Gabriela Sabatini
Cuishire Martinez
Andre Agassi
Jim Grabb
Agassi
Connors Agkassi
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Spain
Barbra Paulus Bbe
Redskins trim CFL veteran Reaves from roster
Washington cut Kwame Reaves a former CFL star after preseason shows and depth chart needs. Gerald Morris leads the backfield with Joe Mickies and Jimmie Johnson gaining trust for blocking and special teams. Johnson led preseason receptions with 14 as McEwen’s release nears.
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Jimmie Johnson
McEwen
Beaves
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Washington
Reaves
Redskins
Kwame
Jame Morris
Joe Mickies
Regie Branch
CFL
Morris
Mickles
Don Breaux
Johnson
Morris Tippett Out For Year In Nfl Roster Cuts
Several NFL teams cut veterans and a large group of players on waivers, with many veterans from Pittsburgh Cincinnati Green Bay and Miami among those released. Regare Singletary Jerry Hoage and others were affected as teams reshaped rosters including six former regulars from Denver and 13 cut by Houston.
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Wil
Waiters
Regare Singletary
Philadelphia Eagles
Buddy Ryan
Jerry Hoage
Ryan
Bob Brudzinski
Miami
Barry Krauss
Cleveland
Brian Hansen
New Orleans
Matt Bouza
Colts
Ray Alexander
Dallas
Hansen
Tree
George Winslow
Denver
Watson
Willhite
Jim Ryan
Dave Studdard
Mike Harden
Ena
Freddie Gitbert
Buffalo
Trumaine Johnson
Gordie Lockbaum
Holy Cross
Lockbaum
Steelers
Hunley
Phoenx
Richard Tardits
Georgia
Giants
Stacy Robinson
Phil McConkey
McConkey
Green Bay
Handy Wright
Phillip Epps
Walter Stanley
Detroit
Rusty Hilger
Pete Mandley
Devon Mitchell
Chicago
Kurt Becker
Sean Smith
John Adickes
Teddy Krumm
Bears
Brent Snyder
Mike Tomczak
Jim Harbaugh
Pittsburgh
Preston Gothard
Collinsworth
Breech
Cincinnati
Freddie Childress
Auburn
Holmoe
Brigham Young
Hadley
49Ers
Houston Oilers
Quintin Jones
Drew An
Tech Price
J Jugier
Los Angeles Raiders
Pr Howlers
Mike Hayne
Otis Wilson
Mo Milfen
Vince Evans Haynes
NFL
Raiders
Exhibitia
Rames Mallen
Raider
Los Angeles Rams
Stev Dils
Richard Brown
Kevin Robbins
Timmy Smith
San Diego
Washington
Bac
Chargers
Chris Rabe
Los Angeles
Dennis McKnight
Tampa Bay Buccanner
Pay Pekins
Sinc Perkins
Atlanta Falcons
Guy Bingham
New York Jets
Scatt Seahawks
Includi
Mark Pattison
Wis
Daniel wins Rail Classic in Springfield by three strokes
Beth Daniel denied Betsy King a fourth Rail Classic win, firing a 64 to finish 13 under 203 at the Rail Golf Course. King shot 3 under, Rugman led after two rounds, and a rule allowing ball replacements aided several players. Daniel's second win in a month follows injuries and swing issues.
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Springfield, I
Beth Daniel
Betsy King
King
Ameixietian
Daniel
Rai
Rugman
Furman Univers
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Charles Town
Bont
Marty Bat
Ka Lee
MN Ee Saee
Amy
Ae Lom
Anne
Sayee
Sanday
Wren
Me Fy
MR Fay
Sacs Han
Uae
Bombay
Teme
Sont Ee Ee
Amy Bath Ta Ney
Areer Ood
Merry Bone
Ie Boyt
Weitley
Dana RO Rowe
Mage Tor
Vale Pt Ser
Oye
Saterday
Corea
Salter
Laney
Ruth
Wedrersay
Pest
Mares Camere Pau
Soaress
Bates
Nefer
Sumtor
Vane
Keparwens
Vance
Falmer
Sherer
Tyre Ley Bayan
Marnie
Willard
Gibbs
Gerald Rigas
Frederick
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