Bauen Denies Berg Giver Brean
New York August 9. Charges by Lyle Gutierrez manager of Air Chocolate that someone fired the official scales for weigh in for a Thursday night event were called ridiculous by Frank Brued general papager of dladiton Squire Garden. Gutierrez weighed 126 pounds on the scales before stepping on the Garden apparatus showing 124. He claimed the official scale read 1391-4 and suggested overweight on the scale. He said the Garden wanted to protect Berg turtle posed title fight with Al Sloper. Brued said the championship fight between Berg and Derg is closed unless Berg recedes from his rimsh for 25 per year of receipts. Bract announced his plan to investigate Gutierrez’s charges and then proceed to formal statement.
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New York
Lyle Gutierrez
Air Chocolate
Jack Kid Berg
Frank Brued
General Papager
Dladiton Squire Garden
Lodar
Mia
Gutierres
Khu
Comnice
Guitierres
Berg Turtle
al Sloper
Gudefrey Hex
Binger
Derg
Unlese Berg
Bract
Guten
East Vi West In Net Meet In National Invitation Tennis
In the National Invitation tennis tournament for women at East Hampton N Y the singles round concluded with East Vi West In Net Meet and Marjorie Morgill advancing after a semifinal win over Sarah Palfrey. Mary Greef eliminated Dorothy Weise in straight sets. The doubles final would feature Marjorie Glenman and Josephine Cruickshank against Lo and Penelope Anderson.
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East Hamspun
N. Fy
Mary Greef
Kansas City
Marjorie Morgill
Dedham
Mess
Miss Morrill
Zenku Lersuth
Sarah Palfrey
Wrook- Joe
Mass
Barnes and Barr Meet in Ohio Valley Semis
In Covington Kentucky today Bruce Barnes and Doc Barr reach the finals stage of the twentieth Ohio Valley stepliv championships. Barnes defeats Fred Royer 160 62 in a quarterfinal while Batt overcomes Byron Viesiman 14 64 61. Sellen edges McDiarmid 64 346 61 and McCallum advances by beating Larry Tieqman 63 61. Finalists proceed to Sunday taped finals.
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Covington
Ang
Bruce Barnes
Austin
Dec
McCallum
Larry Tieqnan
Cincinnati
Bart Kopralé
Auelia
Texas
Tmeatiog
Chambers
Del Rio Triumphs In Ten-Three Texaco Oiler Duel
Del Rio defeats Texaco Oilers in a high scoring contest with a 10-4 victory noted amid other sports tidbits. Reports mention Boncug injured, rapid plays, and a champion noted as Mrs Hill in a separate Kansas women's context with a metal score of 220 for 64 holes.
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Hill Champion
Kansas
Great Britain
Golf Match Upset Amid Suspension Rumors
In Great Neck X Y Aur faced a tense scene as Julius Kaye, a Syracuse broker and former amateur player, was arrested on grand larceny charges. Despite the turmoil, the match proceeded and Jo won after a controversial round.
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Wuniel Hazard
Burs Kaye
Grand Larceny Charce
Aaa
Texas League box scores show errors and scattered play
The Texas League box scores recount erratic hitting and pitching from multiple teams. Names such as Hardaway Branchedy Stoner and Hecker appear with varied at bats, walks, and strikeouts, while Cannon Branchedy Thurman and others impact runs and outs.
Three Centuries and a Date Line Mystery
A fragmentary discussion explains how traveling west across the International Date Line could place a person in a different century, citing dates like 1800 and 1900. It touches on centuries, timelines, and even rowing speeds as a curious aside, ending with a prompt to write Mr Ripley with questions about the column.
23rd Infantry Downs Ninth In Patchy Early Military Ballgame
The Twenty third Infantry defeated the Ninth, 5 to 3, in a rugged contest marked by errors and standout pitching. Barghbey, Wyratte, and Raite each contributed key hits while Beughtuya and Le Lett stood out on defense, sealing the Manchus’ loss amid a murky, low-clarity report.
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Siah Jaules
Nagie-Lading
Adillery
Carmen Club to New Braunfels
Carmen Club plans travel to New Braunfels for a Ceremonial event on May 14. Names listed include Kamp Smadar, Romney, Friecontesk, Phelpw, Dare, Erven, Mueller and Vollmer among others in the scene surrounding the trip.
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Union
Wl Kamp Smadar
Braunfels Zaamnat Ihe
Bayels
Dramice
Landa Pure i bin
Athletics beat Yankees and Senators in scattered play
In a noisy lineup, Athletics blanked the Yankees while piling up runs against Cleveland pitching. Key hitters including Hiahe Merman and Kohine delivered two homers, a double and a single across four runs. Strong pitching aided Groves and Carl Hirkbell as the Giants and others faltered.
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Strep
Batty Grint
Bill Shires
Athletics
Waite Sox
Athletic
Pipgran
Yankees
Senators
Cheveland
Grove
Hiahe Merman
Kohine
Weesery pointer golf crown claimed in Western Junior
In Chicago, St. Louis youth Charles Hick Celuts, credited as Chuck Celuts, captured the Weesery pointer golf championship by rallying with steady play to defeat Gilbert Lover and others in a crowded Western Junior field. TH Chambers of Chicago and Waters Trager were among notable contenders in the Ai-hole finals.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Han Sre Yaken Ewar
Red
Charles
Hick) Celutss
Rtle
Welling
Amateurs Back In Action In Weekend Baseball Round
Amateurs resume play after expulsion of a leagu e figure amid charges of willful fraud. Central L ight and Wil meet Alikwoura Pavitic Hyrsula in the weekend second round at Public Service field with other games set for Oyster Bark Severe and Hoge. Merchan te meet Public Service Utilities at Mooster Park Kasurday and Touldechester hosts Suuing at Mobile Mervide field. Creix faces Dunsmute umpiring as Survitore records next Heturday round.
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Industrial League
Miecher Jeaan Gonesles
Central Lawer
Light Company
Alikwoura Pavitic Hyrsula
San Antonio Merchante
Public Service Uilitiea
Mooster Park
In & Touldechester
Mobile Mervide Field
Creix
Dunsmute
Coe
Heturday
Bunciy
Stribling Returns to U S Shores in London
Fragmented and garbled OCR notes hint at Stribling returning to U S shores from London. Mentions of a holiday, public reception, and boxing figure Max Rehmelinz appear amid unclear phrases about business dealings and a boxer’s name.
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London
Young Dleibling
Aimetiogn
Jefe
Weorgin
Max Rehmelinz
Itmen
Train Kills Madden Well Known Jockey
Madden a 26 year old jockey died last night when a train struck the automobile he was riding in after a collision at a tied track. His wife Dearl was in the car and barely escaped. The accident occurred near Tutt jburgh at the Bainbridge area.
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Train Kills Madden
Cleves
Ypaouard Madden
Lesing
Dearl
Maddon
Heine
Bainbridge Rare Ieee
Four Left In Golf Finalists Named From Four States
Four players advance to the semi final round in the national golf tourney from Colorado Springs Denver, Saint Louis, Veports, and North Carolina. Victors listed include Stanton, At, Loula, and Morsay.
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Colorado Sphingh
Calo. Au
Minnesota coach Jobe resigns to join Washington staff
CAWSS CHANGER JOBE resigns fromUniversity of Minnesota football coaching nine Friday with leave Hoptembee 1 to become one coach at pele wniveraltyy at Washington.
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Cawss Changer
Jobe
Minspralolie
Mina
Aun
Louin Grom
University of Minnesota
Hoptembee
Pele Wniveraltyy
Washington
Fans Shower Ring With Cushions After Fight Riot
Report covers a riot at the B position grounds after a boxing match. Hughie Nighuls defended his light heavyweight title against George Stuer amid crowd unrest. Referee Garrett Scott was accused of partiality as fighters Nichols and Sauer engaged in a long, action filled bout with multiple falls. A post fight shower of cushions and missiles followed while Nichola calmly left for the dressing room.
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J. F. Davis JR
Pop Bolilla
Garrett
Tial
Scott
Nichols
Botton
Sauer
Nichola
Knecker Gearer
Art
Ugist
Buy
Nichole
Ding
Bla
Nencer
Haver
Banee
Poy
Ale Gly
Nichola Efi
Nicholas
Hauer
Tilden Leads Net Seedings at New York Championship
The August 1 tennis draw centers on New York’s eastern grass court championship at Fee Nin, with ten top players and four British entrants. Fort Worth figures Wilmer Allann and Gorge Jett lead the first ten joined by John Does, Wilt F. Cohen, and others as the national event opens.
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New York
Bill Tikten
Ecb
Wenteheatys
Britten
Hla ¢Otins Rs
Alnex Onte
Indians Play Day Games For Week
Shreveport August 9. The Indians extend a road trip with a second straight night game against Shreveport then head to Dallas for a Labor Day weekend schedule. The game details include pitching changes and multiple scoring plays as both teams exchange hits and runs in a lengthy, high tension matchup.
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Shireveport
Shreveport
Ban Antould
Dallas
Pride Hn
Mteyrt Mathis
Wicbita Fally
Bert Worth
He Gailank
Spoer'a
Tocola
Viattors
Cottey
Estell
Millner
San Antonio
LeVegur
Aolpire Dominique
Sparta
Cashion Opera
Basger Andlame
Hulmin
Moore
McClanahan
Stewart
Holman
Caalilon
Whelan
Dondero
Shahveport
Leslie
Mueller
Hartig
LaVeque
MD Les
Dondern
Kolt
Harela
Cutter
Whart
Kole
Hallow
Wit
Flinpen
Alcoré
Emippen
Atcend
Krona
Teranil
Croni
Morrell
Think Hotech
Dave
Balla
Ftth
Dontera
Maecls
TuVerze
Kate
Tassle
Kult
Venter
Ate .E
Wildnews
Itilians
Railew
Mippen
Owone
Jtnilew
Galle
Corry
Stewwart
Cnahion
Ell
Stroart
Murvon
Knue Gles
Cashion
Owens Eritradorm
Speer
Lehr and Ormsby Teams to Collide
Lone Gravelmen and Orrandy Chee soleta collide at Tlenefield Ned at viclock Sumiag.
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Lehr and
Ormsby
Orrandy Cheesoleta
Tlenefield
Viclock Sumiag
Lipton Sails To U S Sunday
Lipton prepares for a voyage to the United Lingua as Sir Thomaa Tipton recovers from injuries and expresses pride and hope for the cup challenge. The veteran crewman, aiming for the Taviathant, resumes preparations with the team well toward Amel ean.
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London
Thomaa Tipton
Grehamnad
Amelean
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