United States Swim Team Shows Strong Olympic Form
United States swimmers defend a title at the Olympic trials with Weissmuller leading the 100 and 400 meter freestyle events. Takaishi of Japan and others contend as the U S team secures top finishes in relay races and individual sprints.
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WME
Carrie
Sieves
United States
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Clapp
Jed Yoensatan
Gapon
Laufer
Japan
Thompson
Canal
George Kojac
Tobony Weissmuller
Cnrled
Tate
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Rajating
Ault
Chandon
Weissmalsr Takaish
Conadien
Johnny Mex
Ater
Airspan
Can. Wio
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Marie Ireon
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Swebls
Miss King
Ning ‘Cooper
Britain
Mervin Gilman
Firansr
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Dolly Becker Pinkston
Stins Georgia Plecien
Los Angeles
Sia
Vickston
Goleman
Siekmettre de dl
Baron
Holland
Ourth
Onnela
Finland
BA Pointe
Duth
Mies
Tebborn
Germany
Olympic Review Highlights United States Rowing and More
An Olympic review summarizes U S rowing triumphs with Maul Castulo and Charles Meliyane of Philadelphia beating Wrighe and Barst, Ken Myers leading in sculls, and the American four omitting a Coxswain. It notes swimming records by Sobing Weleguiler and others, plus boxing and track results, detailing qualifiers and close finishes for American athletes.
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Dilighy
Maul Castulo Ami Charlen Meliyane
Philadelphia
Wrighe and
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Ken Myers
United States
Ob Pearce
Australia
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Tino
Creal
Britain
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Rurswain
Switzerland
Gertaany
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Peirs
George Kojoc
Walter Vauler
Sween Laird
Elenwot Olm
Lisa Tindstrom
Bares Gilman
Ergland
Betty Barker Pinkston
Georgia Coleman Altro
Clarlia Wunsberzer
Oete
Fates Richth
Sanking
John L. Daler
Stephen Holatko
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Sand Africa
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Kenley
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Abe Westrian
George
Claude Davenport Climbs Legacy in Coast Loop
Claude Davenport continues to grow in the Coast League with Mission after his Los Angeles Texas league stint. Dudley Lee recounts a vivid moment where he towered over Johnny Kerr to salute Claude, a sight that underscored Davenport’s ongoing rise in professional baseball.
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Mission
Coast Loop
Dudley Lee
Johnny Kerr
Claude
Tilden Enters Eastern Net Tourney Delayed By War Swiss fencing edge
William Pilden of Amariena returns from Europa to join the Nuri Cup at the Worcester Tilt, part of the United States Lawn Tennis Confederation events. The Davis Cup team roster includes Davis, Hunter, Toll and others, with professional conduct charges pending against several players. The eastern women's championship chairmanship is contested, and seed lists include Flark, Boutin, Child, and Edith Cross among entrants.
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Ulinn Wonsbins
Wrealchester
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Frank Hunter
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Santa Moaicn
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Rane Club
Monius
Boutin
Springfield
Mare
Mel May
Mis
California
Cate A
Prilliant Conmcuck
Meltalign Tournmiert
Edith Cross
Han Trayoasra
Bears Win Move to Shreveport in Overtime Victory
The Bears secured a win to advance toward Shreveport after a tense game at home. Dewey Emmels and Inglesards misplays produced unearned runs, but Chapman grounded out to end a ninth inning threat. Oglesby homered, and Davis’s late hits aided a narrow lead before the final out.
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Sundsy
Houston
Dally
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Stears
Pallas Tal
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Plath
Reing
Naso Fiings
Nason
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Bear Box Feather Opieany Feome Sunt
Fragmented OCR text mentions Rivlin 4 and 3 in 413 innings and ink pitches. Names appear jumbled with references to Christian, Peres, Caleta, Wlerca, and Talas. Context unclear but suggests a sports score or box score fragment with multiple players and teams.
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Odf
Rivlin
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Caleta
Antonio
Maya Chapman
Fraley Ty Smarse
Getend Hall
Firs Orddren
Doak Starts Horse Events at Amsterdam Stadium
Report describes opening obstacle dumping events at the Olympic venue in Amsterdam with royal guests Queen Wilhelmina and visiting princes. Major competition heavy with national contenders and a late surge by Japanese teams. Thirteen seconds recorded by a leading athlete. overall field includes eighteen nations.
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Sloan Frosk
United States
Misty Morr
Erenie
Coral Bar
Wilhelmina
Tafinna
Prince Corratt Teorey
Prince Mat
Norway
Prince Karl
Sweden
Vanghder
Ann
Major Tonk
Lie Tlee
Gale
Amartis
Referee to be kept in boxing ring after bout
A report notes that referees will be present in the ring for the next sparring event with judges seen as favorable to a new rising from Creal Feltain and Ch aila. South Africa is referenced in context of authorities and decisions.
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Leo
Gaporlie Bilex
Eritheiem
Creal Feltain
Chaila
South Africa
Two Helens Reach Maidstone Final In Tennis Showdown
Us players TiAIMISON and Helen Jacob stride into the singles final of a Maidstone invitational tournament. Miss Wills defeats Marjorie Smaogrilt in a decisive 6 2 6 7 }. Anouhs advances after a format change, aided by a certificate from national champion Marjorie Gina.
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Maidstone
Anouhs
Marjorie Gina
Golfer of 17 Junior Champion Ang Chiqa Wins
Ang Chiqa from Chicago wins the 17 year old junior championship, defeating a strong field led by Theo Mullin who previously held the 1923 Western junior title. Mullin parries tough challenges with accurate iron play, while Chiqa Seale captured the elite scores to secure the title in a decisive final.
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Searell
Chicago
Theo Mullin
Nudin
Kean
Sivaleie
Mulley Accon Tacgle
Ty Muse
Mulia Gilegeerdy
Finke
Mevlaliel Lineers
Weala
Mrs Caleb F Fox Golf Pioneer Dead
Mrs Caleb F Fox, renowned golf pioneer, passed away. She helped win early championships and was among the first group to play in the men’s national championship era. Wife of Philadelphian Phils: delplin Barker, she left a legacy in early golf history.
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Caleb F. Fox
Phtitadnlviuta
Auk
Caleb Fe Pox
Grand Gil Tady
Sears
Marth
Mons
Mever
Delplin Barker
Fight results amid confusing OCR transcriptions
The garbled report lists mixed fighter names and clubs, mentioning a bout list and outcomes oddly. It references Chicago and Adelphia with unclear results and multiple misspelled fighter names, providing little verifiable detail.
Pennant Chasees and scattered names across a jumbled schedule
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous team names, places, and individuals from a pennant chase, including Fort Wann, New York, Dallas, and Pittsburgh. The text shows scattered schedules and player surnames such as McGraw, Walsh, Cantwell, and Hargreaves, with many garbled fragments and assorted locations.
Ambiguous MLB Scores Mixed With Erratic Text
Unclear afternoon scoreboard notes show several American League games with distorted team names and garbled phrases. References to New York, Washington, Chicago, Chicago, and Cleveland appear amid broken fragments, hindering a coherent recap of results or standings.
Whitney Sees Big League Debut and Victory
Reported from San Antonio Pinkey Whitney stars for Miladed Xutlunaten as they defeat Die New York Givin. Whitney scores twice, blocks rim shots, and contributes a field goal in the four times. Glania and Haye also supply key moments in the win.
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Pinkey Whitney
San Antonio
New York
Rim
Glania Wen Whitary
Free Swimming Lessons Offered at Local YMCA
Promises five week course for youngsters who bring a coupon or have a parent guardian to the boys department at 4 C. Aw 80 Martin Street. No charge, no obligation. Aimed at helping kids, ages vary.
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Martin Street
Envy of His Friends As Katz Receives Star Signings
Charles Katz son of Sid Katz traveled to St. Louis on vacation where Grover Alexander of the Cardinals signed his baseball and the entire St. Louis Browns team signed another.
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Charles Katz
Sid Katz
St. Louis
Grover Alexander
St. Louis Browns
Youths Meet In Net Final At Cleveland Ang
Ambitious junior players clash in a net final on a Cleveland court. The article highlights star performances from Drewre and Gee, with veterans like Johnson on the sidelines for the first time in five years. News centers on a tense championship match and standout rallies that propelled the title contenders.
Impossible to extract a valid headline from provided text
The fragmentary OCR text appears to reference an uncertain college basketball topic involving USF, DFAF, and Universit of Trans but is garbled. No coherent names, dates, or events can be confirmed for a proper summary.
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