The Light’s miniature golf tourney goals and courses
Golfers scramble to complete 12 courses in three weeks as 8600 prize draws loom. Contestants must finish all listed holes across Olympia Craig and McCullough Shady Oak Pedro Trussell No 1 Gimox McCollough Lallipation No 2 Fredericksburg Parlenger Alamo Heights Broadway Tom Thumb St Marys Lexington Hutchins Nueva Drackelridgn Almin tuce 2010 Broadway and more.
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Great Army Gallery
Olympia
Graig
McCullough
Shadyook
Gan Pedro
Trussell
Ints
Gimox
M+ Collough
Lallipation
Fredericksburg
Parlenger
Alamo Heights
Kamrath Starts At Culver In National Junior Tennis
At Culver Toil August 12 the national junior tennis championships began third round play with Kel Kamrath of Austin Texans to take the courts. Donald Morrison of Washington D C and Hil Heege of Atlanta reached the fourth round while Wilmer Hiney of Columbia defeated Dick Johnson. Frank Parker of Milwaukee advanced to the fourth round with two straight set wins including 8 0 6 0 over A Spean and a 6 0 6 0 over J W Spalal. Cohn opened title defense defeating Thwoltey and L Taylor. George Boynton and Billy Deeg won in their respective matches.
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Toil
Payer
Kel Kamrath
Austin
Texans
Donald Morrison
Washington
D. C
Ao Hil Heege
Atlanta
Wilmer Hiney
Columbia
S.C
Dick Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mic
Parker
Jay Cohn
Monica
Cohn
Downing N- Thwoltey
L. Taylor
Elkhart
Ind
George Boynton
Atlantic
George Specht
Hransville
Billy Deeg
Santa Monica
Calif
John Deeg
Jhek Inglla
Cleveland
Helen Moody Misses Meet Amid Ill Health
New York August reports Helen Wills Moody will skip this year's women’s edition of the national tennis championship due to ill health. Moody, born 1905 in Berkeley, rises from early victories to a storied career, winning French and Wimbledon doubles, and aiding the American Wightman Cup team in 1923. She trained under her father Clarence A. Moody and former coach Von Fulter, planning a return for the national tourney at Forest Hills starting August 18.
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Helen
New York
Helen Wills Moody
Abe
Molla Bjuratedtger
Wee
Murthy
Anc Mra
Clarence A. Villa
Tor Firat Teunly Couching
Honda
Credieilo
Tover Unter “von Fulter
Fragmented OCR list with mixed names and figures
Readable fragments show a jumbled roster of names, places, and numbers, including references to teams, individuals, and prices. The text appears as an OCR garble with no clear event or report, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
St Mary's to face Mexico City university in November
St Mary's University announces a nine game 1924 football schedule led by coach Bones Iftin. Highlights include a first US appearance by Mexico City university on November 15 and a home opener against the Twenty-third infantry on September 27. Other opponents include Seguin, Sul Ross, Oklahoma Baptist, Schreiner, and St Edwards.
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St. Mary's University
Carl 0. Cartwright
Traiters
Ist
Enores
University of Mexico
Mexico
United States
Stermald Noot
Yale
Musican
Yooters
Wee Teeny-third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Oklahoma
University of Shawnee
Oklaoma
St. Mary's
St. Edward's University of Austin
Nelson
Griffin
Aurich
Germann
Christy
Riggin
Jhotham
Mammy
Mayo
Hempel
Mapper
Oracle
Gilliland
Richards
Smith
Neuman
Hagermann
Stein
Lowe
Dike
Kelly
Frnstanna Dack
Busby
Wendler
Ayres
Harrins
Faesell
Fournier
H. Menard
St. Mare's Va
Twenty-third Infantry
Nikki Game
St. Macs
N Ve. Seguin
Tatheran College
Seguin
St. Mary's Ve. Sul
Rass Normal
Alpine
Baptist University of
St. Marr's Ja. Schreiner Institute of
Kerrville
St. Blois's Ve. Lancaston Teachers’ Cullege of
Huntsville
St. Mary's Ve
Mexico City University
Here
St. Edwards
University of Austin
Jones Triumphs and Talks on Amateur Golf’s Peak
The article argues Bobby Jones surpasses amateurs, rivals pro greatness, and reflects on Walter Hagen and Robby IInea. It notes Jones’ unique spark, compares him to professionals, and predicts his influence on golf history. An unrelated snippet mentions a salary contract for an athletic posting with a September start.
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Fubby Jones
Newhole
John Mall
Jerold Hilton
Chick Fixans
Jerry Travers
Masiera
Wtobhy Jones
Galt
Golling
Holora
Jus Ak Pollce
Tin Mighty
Bothy Jones
Walter Hagen
Robby Iinea
Jones
Bobby Wim
Minneapolls
H O
Bobby
Pric
Major League Boxes Monday’s Games Report
Box scores from Monday games list scores and performances across league matchups. Key players and teams are noted with brief performance highlights and outcomes from the day’s schedule.
Unclear Baseball Play By Play With Fuzzy Names
A fragmented score recap lists players such as Faber Walberg Mahaffey and others with errors, singles, doubles, and pitching notes. Umpires Guthrie and Ure are mentioned. game duration shown as 1:32 with wild pitches and various in play outcomes.
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Tuna
Stahaffey
Mroccour
Faber
Walbers
Mu. Haffey
Fabee
W' Yera
Mahaffey
Walberg S
Mahaffes
Rominey Mane
Walbery
Walber
Guthrie Flideprand
Ure Bythhad
Frazier Keeps Llano in Club Lead in Chicago Area
Vic Frazier, young right handed pitcher, long tied to the White Sox, arrived in Chicago for a return to work but opted to stay with Llano club. Despite pressure from Dowie Bush and Sol Dreyfuss of the Dallas club, Frazier remains under milor suspension and must lift it before reporting to the American Association. In other notes, standings show Tiando leading Fredericksburg with tight races in the three-game series.
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Chicago
Vic Frazier
White Sox
Blarenu
Chiccaro
Frazier
Sox
Dalley
San An
Hithgo
Vredenicksnhurg
Rix
Taop
Aml
Tiano
Frederichabure
Suerne AX
Wereviile
Comfort AH
Aason Tgc
No Mixup On Doves This Year
The report outlines dove hunting plans with zones and timelines for North and South zones, September to November, and a statewide October open period. It notes past clashes between state and federal authorities and mentions ongoing efforts to finalize regulations and enforcement details for hunters.
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Slate
Coleralope
Mme Gue
Seta Willappen
Nimrad
Archers Gather for National Meet in Chicago Grant Park
Archers from across the nation converge on Chicago Grant Park for the fiftieth annual national archery championship. The event features both men’s and women’s divisions with contestants from every section of the nation.
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Chicago
America
Robin Moode
Grant Park
Rehurta
O Wontonshiye
Baer Knocks Out Christner In Second Round Smash
Oakland report says Baer delivers a hard hitting night, winning by second round knockout over Christner after two early knockdowns. Akron fighter Baer improves record with powerful right hand finish, as fans witness decisive stoppage in the bout.
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Oakland
Calif
Mus Mage
Livermore
Catt
Kut
Alice
Distint
Akron
Ohio
Bears
Barr
Christ
Shutskey
Azentina
Maloney
Tare
Ganel
Trina
Giant
Christuec
Baer
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