Scattered Scoreboard Fragments Highlight Baseball and Hockey Notes
Fragments show minor league and major league actions with pitchers Hush and Williams, Beers and Browns in play, and Detroit and Boston contests cited. The garbled text mentions Poravtingis, Hibs, and a late homer, but details are unclear.
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Ry United Res Yeatetrios
Bere Meklenry
Poravtingis
Hibs
Tramier
Syier
Andy
Lite
Sudaniva
Louis Browns
Ali Homer
Fa Williams
Fed Sox
Detroit
Boston
Wien
College Grews On Edge
An unclear college story from New York City area events mentions aspiring athletes and disputed titles. The fragment hints at a tense atmosphere around prep sports and team performances with limited readable details.
KUNAL LEAGUE St huts 3 Philadelphia D elphy
The fragmentary report notes a game involving KUNAL LEAGUE St huts and Philadelphia with unclear scoring. Reads like a damaged OCR segment lacking coherent names, dates, or outcomes.
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Kunal League
St. Huts
Philadelphia
Elphy
Pao Mehenry
Hume AL Tba
St. Touhis
Steries
Rouroaot Ootoe
Diheefer
vLupogoet Wenubreos Patan
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health topics and personal names in distorted form. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or location. The record preserves the chaotic snippet without clear attribution.
Our Blood Supply Crisis Spurs Public Health Action
A fragmented OCR note cites concerns over blood supply scarcity and calls for renewed public health measures. It mentions potential drives, hospital dependence, and community participation as key factors in stabilizing stocks.
Kilbane Valle Retires as Coach After Season
Kilbane Valle steps down from coaching duties after a long tenure with the team. The move ends a period marked by key victories and developments for Wolfe.
Papermakers to Play in Western Conference Meet
Fragmented OCR text indicates a sports brief about papermakers taking part in a regional competition. The readable bits suggest a team activity, with possible references to the event location and opponents, but most specifics are unreadable.
Boxing News and Upcoming Matches Amid Labor Day Plans
A fragmented report outlines plans for July fourth boxing events and negotiations involving Carpentier, Dempsey, and a heavyweight title fight. Madison lead Jamieson outpoints Capt. Bob Roper in a ten round bout noted for Jameson’s superior technique and ringside press ratings.
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Jack Pedra
Jack Wat
Phaymipion
Ins Svid
U Geo Loon
Madison
Jamieson
Milhwankes
Bob Roper
Chiagora
Jameson
Roper
Milwaukee
Aaimdev
New Boxing Rules Drafted in New York Set Standards
New York introduces a comprehensive set of boxing rules aimed at curbing abuses and elevating the sport. The reforms require champions to defend titles roughly every six months, tighten weight classes, and establish a neutral scoring system with two judges and a referee. Officials include timekeepers, doctors, and announcers. The measure targets champions who fix weights and enforces penalties for ring exits, abstentions, and fouls while rewarding sportsmanlike conduct and ring craft.
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New York
Iess
Americ
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Wilde
Rochigs
Anu
Th Principe
Atestant Whon
Indians May Travel Sunday Without Manager Sieckbauer
Reported postponements and lineup changes as the Appleton trip looms next Sunday with Sieckbauer confined to Mary hospital. Team plans note Steck’s earlier absence and Alex Paffenroth captaining the squad while Stevens, Hoghever, and Sylvester are mentioned in rotation and performance, amid disputed Kaukauna umpiring and a later game outcome.
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Sieckbauer
Mary Hospital
Steck
Ferling
Texm
Alex Paffenroth
Simpson
Stevens
Sylvesters
Shkesh
Appleton
Oshkesh
Indians
George Hoghever
Kaukauna
Jansenwi
Casey
Urmaire
Tand Iy
Wisconsin Gas & Electric 7% Notes Sell Quick Across State
Wisconsin investors have nearly absorbed a $500000 issue of 5 year 7 percent Gold Notes with only 340000 remaining unsold. Cash purchases in $50 $100 $500 or $1000 at par urged, notes payable semiannually March 1 and September 1 and due cash March 1 1925. Exchange option at par for shares of 7 percent participating preferred stock available on any interest date. Regular 7 percent stock dividends noted with quarterly payments. Multiple Wisconsin city offices listed for purchase and mail order options including Milwaukee Racine Kenosha Watertown Whitewater Burlington Cudahy South Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay Fans Plan Big Oshkosh Game Day Visit
Green Bay fans plan to travel to the fairgrounds Sunday as Green Bay meets Oshkosh Nationals, aiming to cheer the upstate team. Oshkosh fans and Steckbaur Indians may also attend, promising a hard fought melee with both sides practicing diligently in anticipation.
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Green Bay
Oshkosh Nationals
Fairgrounds
Upstate
Ingal
Graéen Bay
Oshkosh
Steckbaur Indians
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Public Service
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