Castillo Prevails In Wild Boxing Card At Seethoven Hall
Kay Castillo dominates Curtis Mullins in the main event as E. O. Castillo and Red Hughes post decisive wins. Jimmy Azarella and Jimmy Murphy also shine, while Spike Kelly and Frankie Castillo fall on a crowded boxing night at Seethoven Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Cone Woo
Joz White
Wee Feliz
Frankie Castillo
Jimmy _Azarella
el Lewis
Chica Salinas
Spike Kelly
Doc Shaw
Ian
Curtis Mul Jing
E. C. Casio
Castillo
Mulline
Mississippi
Castilla
Mullins
Mullos
EK. O
Casllo
Curtis
Muljins
Core Gels
Junior Cone
Joe White
Bultie
Jimmy Murphy
Jacksonville
Fis
Ramen Fehze
Murphy
Peli
Strang
Red Hughes
Beaumont
Frankie
Spain
Red
Japan
Thice
Salinas
Lace Snateur
Kelly
Erry Meh
Rely Craig
Albert
Vie
Untitled sports report on shooting match and results
A fragmented report from Ohio describes a shooting event with multiple competitors and scores. Names such as Loulayile, Virnehel Mewbn, and Aileen Khinke appear amid chaotic OCR text. The piece references a match ending tied or with late drama and mentions locations like Meriden, Connecticut and a venue with a DMR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Ohi
Wen
Everett
Samnoe
Marin Mmakne
Ant Nin
Percellede
Aeelan
Testny Ty
Angel
Hemisre
AO Verde
ZO Varia
Wally
Peerky
Loulayile
Weroway Tsg
Virnehel
Oledherd
A. Lauer
Veto
John A Messin
Bow Vaven
Connie
Tudo
Bic Toch
Critene
Aileen Khinke
Poventh
Meriden
Meride
Monarch Butterflies Cross Oceans to Reach Great Britain
The piece notes monarch butterflies migrating far north into the United States and crossing the Atlantic to reach Great Britain, with impressive long distance travel described alongside other insect wanderers and ocean-crossing feats. It also mentions dragonflies crossing oceans to Hawaii and the ladler butterfly’s vast flight abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
California
United States
Great Britain
Colleges Lower Price Scale for Grid Games
New York Aug 30 colleges cut admission to grid games for the coming season, with reductions from 10 to 40 percent across regions to curb declining attendance. Yale Harvard Army Notre Dame and others keep higher prices, while Denver and Stanford test local, lower seat rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson
Middle West
Mid-West
University of Maine
Geneva College
Bayer Falls
Bethany College of
West Virginia
Jalus
Punecun- Yale
Harvard-army
Lax
Blanford
Caliifornia
Notre Dame
Bulds
University of Denver
Stanford
University of Kansas
South
North Carolina State
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Dens Ver
New England
Boston College
Trinity
Springfield
Northeaster
Yale
Harvard
New York State
Colgate
Rochester
Army
Niagara
Fordiant
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Tugk
Doubles Net Tourney Ends With New Champions
Brookline Massachusetts August 30 With new champions in each tour division the mid Twentieth century national doubles tennis tournament at Longwood will end its program today. George McLotter of Chicago and Leste Sloefen of Los Angeles face Frank X Shields of New York and Frank Parker of Milwaukee for the major title. Stoeffen and Lolt defeated Adrian Quist and Don Turnbull in five sets to reach the final while Shields and Parker, playing together for about a month, ousted defending champions Ellsworth Vines and Kell Gledhill to qualify. Richard Bishop and G Peabody Gardner of Boston won the first veterans championship and R N Watt and Laird Watt of Manhattan Beach won the fath ficson titles in the absence of J D and Arnold Jones of Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Longwood
George McLotter
Chicago
Leste Sloefen
Los Aneles
Shields
Parker
About & Menth
Lolt
Stoefen
Kell Gledhil
Richard Bishop
G. Peabody Gardner
Boston
Wiliam Roschbaum
Pred C. Baggs
New York
R. N
Laird Watt
Mantreas
Solly Smith Former Featherweight Champion Dies at 60
Solly Smith, age 60, former world featherweight boxing champion, died in his sleep at his home in Culver City. His defining moment was a victory over George Dixon, once hailed as the era’s top boxing talent.
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Solly Smith
Logs Angeles
Soly Smith
Solay
Cidver City
George Dixon
Barmey
Minor Home Run Race Details Across Valley League
Durham N G reports a nascent home run race with E Hall Davenport surpassing old marks and Milner Jeaglin derby tallying 257 percent. The table lists top hitters and averages from Minneapolis to New England, noting Vesey near a world record pace and multiple clubs contending for the lead.
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Durham
N. G
Masiasippi Valley
E. Hall
Daven~ Port
Accond
Iy Lin Milner Jeaglin
Besb
Nim
Minneapolis
Vesey
Litaque
Onnves IR
Pel
Mauser Ye Miyneapolis Ous
Asertean Ass
HallsLavenport Veers
Wally Ve
Ieee Temcnatomm
Jacobseee Hlollpwond
Pueble Gos
Bavatrd Veoseese Lerwell New England
BAL Quench Oy
Thendersia Uke
Northergy
Ccs
Caedee eMoshville
Suutligh
Enid Wilson Aims for American Women’s Championship Title
Enid Wilson of England enters the Axmoor event amid 15 American stars chasing the national women’s title. She vows not to turn professional and criticizes champion pressures while aiming to add a fourth British crown to her record, contending with top players like Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt and Virginia Van Wie as matches unfold.
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Paul Mickelson
Enid Winon
England
Axmoor
Finsl
America
Miss Wison
R. C. Lake
Worslappers
Hoe
Miss Wilton
Ads Moeckenk
Peggy Wattlés
Buffalo
Anela
Addtlog
Xlare
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss van Wie
Amela Gorczyca
Pollah Girl
Fort Worth
Texas
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
N. J
Enid
Salem Lnst
Francis Williams
Philadelphia
Wilson
Harley Highie
Detroit
Glenna Collet Ware
Glenna
van Wle
Teo Federman
New York
Long Island
Cheney
Miss Goreryca
Miss Orcutt
Charles Newbeld
Wichita
Kan
Helen Lawson
Los Angeles
Miss Williams
Hil
Missy Hicks
Bert Pitzhugh
Vicksburg
Wykoff Marries Glendale Athlete In California Ceremony
Frank Wykoff the co holder of the world record for the 100 yard dash married Mix Ethe Mae Richardson of Glendale California last night. Wykoff long associated with athletics and director at a boys school in Pasadena California said he was through with the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wykoff
Glendale
Calif
Frank Wykoff
Mix Ethe
Mae Richardson
Wysolf
Atescadery
Bravk
Boxing Night Results From Anointed Revered Meet
Norman Gouri drew with Wittowia Li van at 147 pounds while Beck faced Charleton at 167 in Norman Gouri’s meet. Steve Hanna fought in New York with Masnern as opponent and Pittsburgh hosted a close result. Rally Wie Rane defeated Jackson in New York by a technical knockout over 147 pounds.
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Norman Gouri
Wittan
Mig
Wittowia Livan
Bontan
Muny Beck
Charlesiin
Jacknonvil
Chienga
Sirklee Starkex
Vaz
Minneanolis
Wutpolnioy
Jon Vine
Chieweo
Denver
Wie Rane
New York
Trom Nul
Jackson
Duennan
Cole
Funeral set for Major Frank Cavanaugh at Marshfield home
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh, famed football coach, dies after war wounds and illness. Funeral services planned as a high mass at Sacred Heart Newton Center with burial in Worcester. Cavanaugh led Dartmouth, Fordham, and Boston College programs and served in the 102nd Field Artillery during World War I.
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Frank Gavanaugh
Marshfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavenaugh
South Shore
Vharen of the Sacred Heart
Newton Center
Worcester
Hle
Cay
Suncayne
Louis J. Gallagher
Boston College
Canon
Gavanaugh
Dartmouth
University of Cincinnati
Hundred Second Field Artillery
Lice
Bosan
Fordham
State control to tone down Billy Edwards in wrestling showdown
Texas Athletic Commission governs Friday night card at Beethoven arena featuring Billy Edwards versus Jimmy Lott as NAWA rules apply. Promoter Coffman hires Fort Worth referee Ted Hinton and Jack Kogut to officiate with George Cochran and Dorve Roach set for curtain-raiser as a new deal unfolds.
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Billy Edwalls
Oldoor Beethoven Aréna
Billy
Texas Athletic Come Mission
National Wrestling Associaion
Edwards
Jimmy Lott
Lott
Bily
Harry Coffman
Ted Hinton
Fort Worth
State Commission
Jack Flynn
Austin
Jack Kogut
Heethoven Arena
Kogul
Ohe
George Cochrane
Washington
D.C
Dorve Roach
Kintaid
Coffman
Red and White conquer Riders in high-scoring game
Red and White, led by Passant and Brown with four hits apiece, overwhelmed the Riders 26 to 10 as they built a large late rally. Geeres Conway, Peters, and Uhre Hite fueled the scoring with key hits and strong defense.
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Hague
Yond
Eax Pis
Ethe
Passant
End Brown
Geeres Conway
Peters Snil Meatens
Diahran
Geerpey
Muenster
Poseanl
Stevens
Lautershein
Yfmestoy
Boerba
Traus
Rameey
Mecawn
MANN
Dibble
Dillinger
Maida
Sprara
Lyte
Johnson
Dibbie
Tor Dittlinger
Allen
Margozewicx
Dittlinger Fila
Margozewils
Ronenbush
V. Suche
Menard
Teck
Routt
Rhs
Ky Yen
Bart Dete
Lee Lyle
doKnaon
P. Ty
Gnome Belewen
He Sporia
Nick Torres
Bata
Schultz
Tim
Jake
Ehlek
Lineura
Sporla
Graramuck
Harle
Verguson
Atrd
Neumeyer
Howserman
Smith
Berry
Wolfshohl
Waltznoni
Porter
Sehna
Schuity
Ras Torrey
Local track meet results with scattered names and notes
Fragmentary OCR lists various athletes and teams with unclear events and places. Names such as Thron Guha, Frank Dean, Georwin, and El Estraniler appear among distraught or garbled labels. Overall, few readable results or standings are present.
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Miih
Frank Dean
Georwin
Wtrolent Tating
San Diego
el ¢Straniler
Lewis
Howdale
Ondit
Feronm
Howe Minit Matey
Dort Fan
Bowling scores and standings from an inconsistent league night
Dodgers win opener as Trelle Westey leads with a 225-625 line. Gebhardt, Crosby and Dodo Teirble post strong totals. Weaton and Cloonan contribute in a high scoring meet. Final tallies show Ludwig's Market topping Goap Five with 253-531 series across three games.
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ELKS
Gebherdt
Dilly Westey
Hamp
Clerks
Frenandy
Mina
Bulel Ky
Gortés
Bul Klaerner
Meni Crosby
Dodo" Teirble
Boxing and wrestling show at Roosevelt Park draws crowd
The Park shows feature a 30 minute wrestling main event with Hartson versus Riles. Deckman promotes bouts including Wallace Waller versus Nico Reyes and Lo Buckhott against Kid Pengaly. A Wednesday park card lists four round boxing matches headlined by Louis Young versus Jake O'Donnell with Gillespie versus Wildman in the prelude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Deckman
Roosevelt Park
Promiacs
Lee Wayne
Currey Denson
Deekman
Wallace Waller
Nico Reyes
Lo Buckhott
Kid Pengaly
Kly Clibert
Kid Fritze
Xin Schnowle Uehts
Kid Dresch
Kin Teh
Donald Jolsusna
BI Pry Wickles
C. Oakes
Louis Young
Brackenridge Park
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K. C. Castillo
Curtis Mal
Jim Tolman
le Gho
Sadakichi Hartmann
Smart
Gund
EB Brader
Newiife, Tenn
Ripley Chorraky
Fee
Apowpy Toprerwein
Winchester Arms Shoaler
Gaye
Francesco Amores
France
Ripley
Alan Gould
Southern California
Bend
Southwest
Nel
Moravian
Gettysburg
Grove City
Muhlenberg
Franklin and Marshall
Pittsburgh
Weelminster
Ursinus
Temple
Washington and Jefferson
Lafayette
Canette
Vincent's
Lehigh
Asia
Maryland
Enid Coveting
State Control
MR. Edwards
Arnaldon Queewa
Ren Toden Park
Ira Plavernund
Tome
Nonar
Labar
San Antonio
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Weaton
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