Castillo Triumphs as Mullins Falters in Beethovan Hall Bout
Kayo Castillo defeats Curlis Mullins in a seven round slugfest highlighted by Castilo lefts that stunned Mullins and drew cheers at Beethoven Hall. Junior Cone wins via forfeit when Joe White breaks a hand, while Red Hughes shocks Frankie Castillo and Jimmy Azarell floors Spike Kelly in curtain events.
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Castiin
Curtis Miss
Junior Cone
Joe White
Ramon Fez
Jimmy Murphy
Red Hughes
Frankie Castillo
Jemmy Azarella
Kayoed
Kid Lewis
Chico Balinss
Spike Helly
Curlis Mullins
Beethoven Hall
Garry
RE. O. Castillo
Castillo
Mullins
Castila
West
Castro
K. O
Malins
K. OG
Castlin
K. C
Maléas
Curlis
E. O
Cone
Jacksonville
Hamoo Pelize
Murphy
Feliz
Red Hyehes
Frankie Castilla
Frankie
Red
Maury & Mom
Bid Lewis
San Antonian
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Azarell
Lewis
Caico Salinas
Spike Kelly
Kelly
Brena
Craig
Lulu
Rig
Albert
Shooting Camp Chronicle Opens With Mixed Notes
A truncated report from Merry Ohio outlines a shooting camp near tar NY with scattered names and phrases. It mentions attendees like Meri Madi Wait and various vague references to locations and activities, highlighting incomplete lines and nonstandard text.
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Camp Merry
Ohio
F. Bamsae
Ata
Sérand
Edale
Marlies
Metin
Anne
Butterfly wonders and feats of ancient gymnast
Butterflies connect myths and marvels of flight endurance. References to dragonflies crossing oceans and butterflies reaching distant lands. Note on Francesen Ameros gymnastic feats and a claim about a 30-foot leap witnessed by officials.
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Hawaii
California
United States
Great Britain
Australia
Francesen Ameros Y Ondeann
Spain
Bastum
France
Feo
Moussen
Colleges Lower Price Scale for Grid Games
Colleges plan deeper price cuts for football this fall to curb attendance declines. The survey shows major programs across the nation lowering single game prices by 10 to 50 percent, with midwest cuts averaging about 20 percent and western reductions up to 40 percent, while a few schools maintain previous levels. Notable price points include $4 base tickets for top games, and specialized lower zones like 25 cent mid tier seats at Stanford and Kansas.
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New York
Ale
Middle West
Pacific
Mid-West
University of Maine
Geneva
Coliene
Uethany College of
West Virginia
Ullraes
aArmy-Notre
Yale Army
Teton Vale
Harvard
Notre Dame
Bears
University of Denver
Rocky Mountain
Stanfords
University of Kansas
South
North Carolina
Dran and Leaver
New England
Hoston College
Trinity
Sptarfield
Noertheisler
Yale
Colease
Rochester
Army
Niagara
Fordham
Pennsylvania
Buck
Doubles Net Tourney Ends at Longwood With Four Winners
In Arportine Massachusetts the national doubles tennis tournament ends with four division champions. George Lott Jr. of Chicago and Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles face Frank X. Shields of New York and Frank Parker of Milwaukee for the major title. Lott and Stoefen defeated Adrian Quist and Dar Turnbull to reach the final, while Shields and Parker moved on by ousting defending champions Vines and Gledhill. Other winners include Richard Bishop and G Fennody Gardner claiming the veterans title.
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Aroortine
Mass
Longwood
George My Lott Jr
Chicago
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Frank X. Shields
New York
Frank Parker
Millywaukee
Lott
Btorfen Palring
Newport
Bernad S. Premlen
Shields
Parker
Lott and Stoeten
Adrian Quist
Dar Turnbull
Ellsworth Vines
Keith Glednul
Richard Bishop
G. Fennody Gardner
Becton
Willam Rosenbaum
Fred C. Baggs
R. Nary Laird ‘Watt
Montreal
E. Davenport Jr
Forest Wills
N.Y. i
N.Y. i the Absence of 7. D
Arnold Jones
Providence
Sally Smith Former Featherweight Champion Dies
Sally Smith 60 once world featherweight champion dies at home in Culver City California. Highlight of her ring career was a victory over George Bixon, a famed fighter of the era.
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Sally Smith
Ios Angeles
Jins
Culver City
George Bixon
Colleges Named in List Read at Meeting
Numerous institutions including Maratlan Gettysburg Grove City Muhlenberg Franklin and Marshall Fittsburgh Westminster Ursinus Temple Washington and Jefferson Lafayette Carnegie St Vincent's Lehigh Navy Western Maryland Rutgers mentioned. Also Navy, Western Maryland and Rutgers referenced.
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Well
Maratlan
Gettysburg
Grove City
Muhlenberg
Franklin and Marshall
Fittsburgh
Westminster
Ursinus
Temple
Washington and Jefferson
Lafayette
Carnegie
St. Vincent's
Lehigh
Navy
Western Maryland
Rutgers
Minor Home-Run Race Highlights Valley League Leaders
In Durham North Carolina on August 30 E Hall of Dayon Bar set a new Muslsilpp Valley League home run record, breaking the old mark with 257. Hauser of Minneapolis nears a potential world record with 61 home runs. The page lists leaders across teams including Minneapolis Amertenny and several city players, reflecting a heated race as the league nears its close.
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Durham
WN. C
E. Hall
Dayon- Bar
Anwaheyele
Hauser
Mindenpolis
Fpst Secteerenee OD
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MHA
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Pritler
Enid Wilson Pursues American Championship Return
Enid Wilson of England joins 16 American contenders at Exmoor in a bid to reclaim the American women’s title. She vows to stay natural and avoid overpromotion while targeting victory after a strong qualifying round and a win over Mrs. R. C. Lake. Rivalries include Helen Hicks, Virginia Van Wie, and Peggy WatUes among a field of top names.
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Faul Mickelson
Highland Park
Enid Wilson
Enyland
Exmoor
Americas
America
Miss Wilson
R. C. Lake
Wordnippers
Champlone
Biss Wilson
Joyce Wethered
Helen Hicks
Malrenn Oretti
Mia O
Hill
Virginia van Wie
Aga Mackennly
Peggy Wat Ues
Buffalo
Anela
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Conqueroy
Miss Wee Wie
Abiela Garceycu
Fort Worth
Texas
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
N. J
Enid J
Baletn
Francis Willams
Philadelphia
van Wie
Leo Fedeman
New York
Long Island
Cheneyeng
Goregpea
Miss Orcutt
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Kah
Helenh Lawson
Los Angeles
Miss Williams
Milas Hivke
Ban
Filshugh
Vicksburg
Wykoff Marries Glendale Bride After Track Career
Aug 30. Frank Wykoff, co holder of the world record for the 100 yard dash, and Miss Ethel Mae Richardson of Glendale wed last night. Wykoff, athletic director at a Call boys school, said he is definitely through with the track.
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Wykoff
Glendale
Frank Wykoff
Ethel Mae Richardson
Whataseaders
Nie
Fight Results Reported By Associated Press Roster
Summary unavailable due to garbled text. Key names appear: Norman Gonrtet, Wiltirio, Lerus Brown, Charieatan, Mamie My Van Olumey Masace, Jayden Sharkey, Lent Vine, Babe Yor Gana, Waly Anekiaon, with locations including New York and Minneapolis. The fragment mentions boxing or wrestling style results and multiple figures.
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Trena Rovers
Masa
Norman Gonrtet
THT
Wiilaa
Uraw
Wiltirio
Llvar
Boal
Ariestuin
H.C
Toni Beek
Larkawnenis
Fla
Lerus Brown
New Y York
Alave
Uninaa Veta
Mamie My van Olumey Masace
Tia Pirtaburksi
Drow
Ghienko
Jayden Sharkey
Babe Yor Gana
New York
Katehauil
Waly Anekiaon
Durangy
Cola
Cavanaughs Funeral Set in Marshfield Mass
Major Frank W. Cavanaugh famed football coach dies after a stroke at his Marshfield home. Services to be held at Sacred Heart Church Newton Center with burial in Worcester. Former Dartmouth star turned coach led Boston College Fordham and Dartmouth in a long career.
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Marshfield
Mess
Panern
Frank W. Cavanaugh
South Shore
Church of the Sacred Heart
Newton Center
Worcester
Cay
Marehfield
Gallagher
Boston College
Cav
Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
University of Cineinnati
Hundred Seconds Hileid Artillery
Privat
Fordham
State Control to Tone Down Mr Edwards Big Fight
Billy Edwards shifts technique after Texas Athletic Commission imposes National Wrestling Association rules for his Friday night bout with Jim Lott at Hosthaven arena. Promoter Harry Coffman adds Ted Hinton as referee and Canadian Jack Kogut in the semi final as Edwards faces a changed, tighter match under state oversight.
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Billy Edwards
Billy
Texas Athlete Commission
Lakrn
Asainf
National Wrestling Association
Edwards
Jimmy Lott
Nanny Sing
Harry Coffman
Darvé Hoad
Kinkaid
Cottman
Winter showdown features mixed results and lineup chaos
A garbled report from San Pedro covers a girls winter league game with scattered names and a 26-10-2 score implying a high scoring affair. Mentions of Passant Brown and several players hint at a Red and White lineup, with errors and multiple infield actions.
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Jeanne
San
Pedro Rhiamond
Sethe
Real
Wine
Romppad
Monty
Juske Stannequin
Lauterstein Ridera
Rew
White
Jean
Passant
Brown
Imade
Woergen
Conway
D. Peters
Meadows
Felof Chiragbila
Red
Mlealuekhie
Taneups
Dishman
Gorges
Dbo
Muenster
Pusan
Kelly
C. Peters
Stevens
di Peters
Mesdawin
Goullerstein
Amentos
Ror
Spe Sams
Ceodant
Sonen
Tracy
Hess
Ramey
Abit McCown
Cj Wead
Dibble
Diliinger
Molde
Kinelen
Lyle
Jahnean
Ditlinger
Allen
Margozewicz
Dittlinger Mills
Margozewit
Ailen
Dilion
Shi’ Rowenbnah
Auche
Menori
Jill
Es Terk
Bowd
Igarn Tannson
Bhira
Spuria
Orla
Crise
Brorts
Air
Makine
Andy Andrewa
Romer
Nick Torres Beinz
Pouiae
Ty Vane
Atagarsd
Cani Sports
Grasamunk
Harte
Fereuaon
Alril
Noumeyer
Hougerman
Wolfsanbi
Barter. of
Chile
Schulte
Loved
Sherrod
Elks Tenpin League Highlights Mixed Scores and Close Finishes
In a busy bowling night the Elks Tenpin League featured tight battles with Klaus Gebhardt’s team edging a narrow win as Greely’s contractor teams posted strong marks. High scores included Beaumier and Ludwig leading their squads with several standout games, while Highland Park Teague showed steady improvements.
Roosevelt Park Show Promises Big Boxing and Wrestling Card
The Jargett crowd at Roosevelt Park witnessed Deckman’s athletic show with a main event wrestling match set for 30 minutes featuring Deckman, Lee Wayne and Guriry Dea lan. Boxing bouts include Wallace Waller versus Nino Reyes and Kid Feagan versus Jin Gibert, all four rounds.
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Jargett
The
Park
Bill Deckman
Roosevelt Park
Bill
Jerger
Deckman
Lee Wayne
Guriry Dealan
Wootrow Denter
Pat Jowbist
Otter Anal
Veverrt
Wallace Waller
Nino Reyes
Leo Buckholt
Facta
Kid Feagan
Jin Gibert
Kid Fritze
Kid Sehnorado Ughts
Kid Dresch
Kid Tob Mrets
Uonakd Johnson
Bill Fryingkles
Opkes
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Br Doo Shaw
Ripley
Anovy Terror Weth
Winchester
Zoloan Lo Olu Lent
Sadahichy” Harimann
Porras
Ertesip
Howie Reer
Eb Brateh Lyneville
Tomorray
Hipley
Furthcoming College
Alan Gould
South Bend
Boushwest
Enid
Albany
Ji Mavala
Frank Dann
Jalin
Ren Blea
Yewin
San Frantlen
Howard Conrenwine
van Bale
Teres Tale
Aim
Frank Cavanaugh
San Antonio
Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Monterey
NSA
State Control
MR. Edwards
Weanastay
Turkee Tennis League
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Apener Tyhm Parrowat Af
Peinela
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ELKS
Allér Gebberdt
Pristers
Altiklonin Morein
Dilly Weatay
Learue
Printeraars
Nlsce
Ama Jt
Vetr
Hanin
Gebhardt
Cloanan
Weaton Blulking
Aayoer
Tedoum
Teonson Clongan
Ain
Seales
Seems
Aseh Beaumaier Crosby
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Dunemore
Lust
Beaumier
Wiashaas i
Nerel
Venonpi
Highland Park Teague
Walla
Handienn
Rassling
Lows Young
Brackenridge Park
Jake Connell
Pat Gillespie
Leo Widiater
Sonny Beck
Percy Bartell
Bake Sanches
Wesley Pryor
Kid Reyess
Kid Gani
Chabe Mara
Cabches
Etary Satwrdey
Ieriit
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