Unclear sporting results list with many garbled team names
A fragmented compilation of football scores and team names, with numerous OCR errors. Readable items include Purdue 0 and Michigan 0, Illinois 0, Notre Dame mentioned, and several other programs such as Army Yale and Bucknell, but many entries are corrupted or nonsensical.
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Vermont
University
I Andover
Pehwond
Gy Alfred
Tremity
Bay Columebhe
Annes
Erskieny Virgine Suly
Caphatie Univeon
Stotha
Shy Momat
Mary
Lawlerd
Kansasima
Michigan Aggies
Bavelionm
Repites
Newth
Caroline Univ
Virginie Military Te
Slverelly
of Viewiahs
Moephine
Hales
Tovoum
Nebraska Triumphs With Late Drive In Rough Pageant
Nebraskas offense revived in the second quarter as California fumbled away ball control and Nebraska built a 39 to 0 lead by halftime. The Huskers added a late touchdown and a missed extra point, then held firm on defense to secure a dominant win.
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Nebenaia
Teweafiornia
Okano
Sue
Nebraska
Limeka
Plieleht
Foot Ball Rules And Penalties Explained
A Q and A on football rules covers illegal holds such as wrapping legs, lifting the ball before pass, and offside warnings. It explains legal center play, recovery actions, and penalties including a five yard loss for attempting to draw offside and limits on tackling below the knees by linemen.
Marquette Triumphs Over Creighton 23 to 0 in Football Clash
Marquette University defeats Creighton University 23 to 0 on Creighton field before 4000 fans. Red Dunn and Dunn and Leichtfuss spearheaded the strong running attack with two touchdowns and a 22 yard placement. Bentzin recovered a Creighton fumble to set up another score as Marquette dominated all game. Billy Wells, Omaha welterweight, noted for future fight. Kid Schlaifer reportedly declined a bout.
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Duford
Dunn
Leichtfuss
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Creighton University
Creighton
Marquette
Omaha
Wisconsin
Warriors
Red Dunn
Billy” Wells
Jack Perry
Schlaifer
Wells
Billy” Avick
iKid
Avick
Jack Johnson Plans Shakespearean Debut as Othello
Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson announces a venture to form Jack Johnson Play Production Company with Bert Donnas to stage Shakespearean tragedy. Johnson aims to act and advance to join English speaking stage tragedians. incorporation papers and capital set at 18,000 dollars.
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Ace Johnson
Odd
Hing
Johnson
Moses A. Sachs
Sachs
Bert Donas
Ack Johnson Phy
Dohneon
Princeton Pelo Aspirants Coached by Army Officers
Princeton pelo aspirants trained by regular United States Army officers diversion of course noted. Tigers rely on four veterans with seven players listed, including James Aniwwe and Mah J. Mh McMehow. Cops referenced in local context.
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Princeton Pelo
United States
McMehow
James Aniwwe
Tigers
Cunetrie
Tad
Retired English Net Expert Joins Davie Cup Field
Veteran player Roper Werrett from Egleh wen teens earns a spot in the Davie Cup alongside other top figures who won the Farming Tournament. The year includes a notable first tie in the Wiener event as the competition proceeds.
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Roper Werrett
Wien
High-Class Races at Empire City
Empire City hosts end of season racing under the New York jockey club and United Hunts Racing Association. The sport remains a thriving tradition with generous rewards, steady growth, and strong support from breeders, owners, trainers, and jockeys in the east.
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Empire City
Jockey Club
Belmont Park
United Hunts Racing Association
New York
Asd
Baker Memorial Falls $50,000 Short Of Completion
The Hobart Baker memorial fund has 2,711 subscribers under chairman Percy R. Pyne 11 and still needs 50,000 to reach the 250,000 goal. Donors include 4 college representatives and 1,088 noncollege subscribers. The rink will seat about 2,506 and fund roller skating basketball tennis dancing and public events while remaining self supporting.
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Hobart Baker Memorial Fund
Percy R. Pyne
Pyne
Met Jae
TOC Ant
Mobey Haker
Toe Eleting
Tee
Charley Care Opens First Baseball School in Galveston
An obscure OCR fragment mentions Charley Care establishing a pioneering baseball school credited to Nurtank in Galveston and references several players and ventures around Met Welle and Antonin. The text is garbled but indicates an early baseball education effort and related ventures by local figures.
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Charley Care
Gal
Derbans
Pipe Dream gave Parkin early grid fame in Waterloo
Cub Reporter Maurice Van Metre recalls how Leland Parkin of Waterloo rose to headlines after a practice field mishap. A late assignment led to a ride with students and a serendipitous note about Parkin's freshman year, launching a career described as a steady stream of headlines and prime sports commentary.
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Leland Parkin
Waterloo
Maurice van Metre
Waterloo Tribune
East Waterloo High School
van Metre
Town City Press Citizen
Mike
Parkin
Aubre Devine
Kearney High Defeats Hastings 18 to 0 in Football Test
Kearney High School beat Hastings High 18 to 0 extending its win streak to six games. Kearney scored in the second quarter and again later, with McCauley later running in for a two yard TD after a forward pass. The game featured strong defensive play and several scoring threats from Hastings.
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Kerney
Neb
Kearney High
Hastings High
Kearney
McCauley
McCaueley
Rearneye
Wembley to host world’s largest stadium project
The Wembley site near Harrow on the Hill will become the world’s biggest stadium. It will seat 125,000 and host the cup final under a 21 year lease with the English Football Association paying 126000 dollars for grounds use.
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Wembley
Harrow-on-the-Fall
London
Enelish Football Association
Aeccer
Morrisey Beats Johnny Tillman in Contested Decision
Oklahoma City reports say Johnny Tillman lost a bout to Morrisey with the referee's decision favoring Morrisey. Writers at ringside claimed Morrisey was robbed of the deekean though Morrisey won by the judges. The bout occurred last night with Salt Lake City fighter Leo Morrisey noted among observers.
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Oklahoma City
Johnny ‘Titian
St. Paul
Welts
Leo Morrisey
Salt Lake City
Im & Toul
Morrisey
Sport
Bly Ae
Elks Build Up To Date Clubhouse in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Elks project advances with a new clubhouse featuring athletic equipment for the Hike Pew Club. The facility will include a feed and view street area and bowling gear as part of the sports amenities.
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Elks
Philadelphia
Streste
Siki No Novice in Mitt Game and World Boxing Rise
The article traces Siki No Novice, born Louis Phol on September 26 1897, adopted at age 10 in France, beginning boxing at 16 in Toulouse, first win for 34 francs, war service earning Croix de Guerre, then Paris- bound boxing career with fights in Antwerp Rotterdam Amsterdam Berlin, defeating Breitenstrater Spalla Journe and Niles, totaling 44 wins in 47 with a notable victory over Carpentier.
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Watchins Biki
Louis Phol
Louis
Eneegal
France
Toulouse
Ife
Ile
Paris
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Berlin
Breitenstrater
Spalla
Journe
Niles
Siki Hag
Carpentier
Scribes Differ on Result of Fight
Milwaukee reports differ on the outcome of the 10 round boxing clash between Stewart McLean of St Paul and Frankie Garcia of Los Angeles. McLean kayoed Garcia in the eighth, but Garcia rallied, drawing some opinions. McLean dominated with frequent attacks, while Garcia answered quickly and impressed with sharper exchanges. McLean suffered a bad eye cut earlier. Also, Milwaukee welterweight Dick Schoendorf outboxed PIT Burn in an eight round semi windup.
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Milwaukee
Westera
Stewart McLean
St .Paul
Frankie Garcia
Los Angeles
Gareka
McLean
Garcia
Cannvas
Dack Schoendorf
Pit Burn
Af du Huh
Ralph Greenleaf Dominates Allen In Challenge Bout
Ralph Greenleaf of New York, national billiard champion, outclassed Bennie Allen of Kansas City in the title match. Greenleaf led 310 to 124 with a high 34 break and a 23 in the Tech inning. Hagen and Kirkwood leave Gotham on exhibition tour bound for a Pacific coast winter circuit.
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Philadelphia
Ralph Geenleaf
New York
Bennie Allen
Kansas City Tonight
Greenleaf
Allen
Vane
Vham
Tech
Hagen
Kirkwood
Gotham
York
Walter Dawes
Joe Kirkwood
Anetrakian
Talay
Beateh
Manes Cy. Mo
William Greb and Beebe Lead Rebuild Rally in New England
A fragmented report notes William Greb and Beebe amid opposition factions in New England. Mentions Larry Willen and Kant Deavyeei, with references to an upcoming event at Marie ville and a possible crown claim. The text is unclear but centers on a political or athletic contest and local figures.
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Phererors Mob
Letiwewnt Chample
Beebe
Larry Willen
Kant
Marie Vile Leet
Controversy Over Landis Power and Baseball Rules
The article discusses calls to empower Commissioner Landis to punish contempt and shape baseball conduct, arguing he has acted decisively though some critics urge stronger oversight. It contrasts Landis with past bodies, defends his World Series decisions, and notes conflicting opinions among owners and media.
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Tlandia
Desehall
Mont
Judge Landis
Commandoner Landis
Clancy
Aenson Wenied
Landis
National Commission
Ben
Londin
New York
Chicago
Land
Tardis
Tribe Brand
Lord and Lady Mountbatten
Hughie Jennings
Vinnie Dill Klem
Item
Hildebrand
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Nebraska Horseshoe Pitching Association
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Baker Memorial
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Johnny Tillman
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