Police shooting tie among Lancaster Wilson and Miller
Chief F H Lancaster Wilson and Lieutenant T O Miller staged a triple tie in the weekly police department rifle event at the military range. All three scored perfect 100s on the 20 inch bullseye at 400 yards while others posted varied scores. Captain Richardson and P J Wilson of the Police department each scored 92.
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Lancaster
Wilson
T. O. Miller
Toy Henary
le Pur Hice
Ranger
Delyn
Avern
SS. H.R. Moth
Schhissel
Captain Brown
P. J. Wilson
Police Department
A. A. Cummings
Quartermaster Corps
Chigt Pred H. Lancaster
3. C. Miller
Kelly Poloists Triumph Over Remount at Fort Sam Houston
The Kelly polo team defeated the Remount squad 7 to 4 in a fast Fort Sam Houston match. Key players Major Wrennan Morgan Belmont Major Weeks and P Corden starred for Kelly, while Captain Guise Gus and Major Modolsky led Remount efforts. A return match is set for Sunday at 2:00 PM.
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Kelly
Fort Sam Houston
Wrennan
Mor-gan
Teays
Sam Houston
National League owners head to Chicago for weekend meeting
National League baseball club owners move toward Chicago where the rival American League is meeting. Key items discussed include schedule length and possible player limit changes, with no actions taken yet. Amendments aim to settle appeals and a new method for dividing World Series receipts is proposed.
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Chicago
New York
Dee
York
Weason
McGraw
Board of Directors
League
Notable Baseball Plan Aims Player Payouts and Charity Gifts
The article outlines a new plan setting player shares for a winning club at about 2500 and other series players around 1800 each. The league will allocate 35 percent of gate receipts to a charity fund, aiming to donate substantial support while noting costs and ongoing fundraising at Ball Park.
Field narrows for Montgomery derby stakes at Haynesville
The second series of the all-ages stake in the continental field trials at Haynesville narrows entries from about thirty five to eight. Weather remains favorable as the first series of the all ages stake is completed. Riders vie for top honors in the derby with contenders named including Mreenort Prince and Coronna among eight remaining.
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Montgomery
Alay Dee
Haynesville
Thursway
Mirst
Ari Corrona
Secon
ORM
U Gs
Lick Ulysdstene
All Ison Scores A Victory In Narrow Waterloo Meet
Allison scores a late fourth quarter rally to overpower Hendricks of New Orleans in a district tilts. Thom Woy from Reads and Lee from Texan provide contrasting plays as the New York Times notes a decisive finish. The crowd at the public venue saw a sharp shift in momentum as the home team claimed the win in a high effort clash.
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Waterloo
Uy Allen
Henvdericks
New York Quintet Maintains Junior B Series Pace
New York teams kept their unbroken marks in Junior B basketball Wednesday at the M.G.A. with two tight games. Maurer and Peres led the first win as Blumenthal added four field goals, while Dagreth and Oasali sparked the second clash in a late rally.
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New York
Recurt
Lows
Ulok
Mlovide
Texas
Ohio
Iowa
Lelig Maurer
Torong
Chet
Pola
Dhara
Alverk Peres
Atron Blumenthal
Whith
Buthins
Tom Dagreth
Brooks Ephens
Morkla
Tevin
Livy Brillant
Miu
Wiliam Margrave
Patsy Cline Triumphs in Six Round Bout
In a hard six round lightweight contest at the VU Tentate HLTA Leonard defeated Irish Darby Cline of New York. Cline showed speed with sharp exchanges and landed solid blows, while Leonard pressed with the more constant attack. The champions ring work drew cheers as Leonard edged ahead in rounds the closing stages.
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Patsy Cline
Leonard
Hlta
Vas
Tenia
Holt
Darby Cline
New York
Rand
Lennard
Weneral Jain
Uling
Leonid
Aline Vane
Cline
Lowe
American League Heads Discuss War Measures
The American League owners met in a five hour session to discuss war measures and a salary cap reduction plan. Reports say talks focused on payroll limits and travel reductions, with no firm decisions reached after adjournment.
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American League
Amuro
Treland Defends World Featherweight Wrestling Title
Tacoma report states Corporal Lloyd Treland successfully defended his featherweight world title by defeating Sergeant Guy Stegner in straight falls. The first fall ended in fifteen seconds, and the second in two minutes and five seconds.
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Treland
Tacoma
Wash
Corporal Lloyd Treland
Ucht Inish
Nineteenth Hole Hosts Charity Golf Potluck
Akathleen Miller of Kansas and Mrs B J Cousing led first lessons at Brackenridge Park course as J C Taylor from McAllister and Unborne of St Louis played rounds. Chester G Terton of the Country Club proposed a charity match between loyal golfers and officers to benefit the Red Cross Society during New Year’s events at Christan or New York Days.
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Akathleen Miller
Kansas
B. J. Cousing
Canada
Brackenriaga Parke
J. C. Bdiluman
Alamo City
J. C. Taylor
McAllister
Qian
Doa
St Louis
Chester G. Terton
Red Cross Society
Christan
New Yeurs
Vehicles Powered by Coal Gas Stuns at Gravenne Road Show
A noisy display featured two seat and touring cars driven by coal gas instead of petrol. Demonstrations showcased flexible gas bags and larger containers, with ranges of 6 to 10 miles per charge and capacities up to 920 cubic feet. Officials note such high storage could let cars run without petrol, though recharging remains a hurdle.
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Pete Pol
Grasvenne Road
Rey
Petrel
Rangis Viries
Petra Avery
Ademirtty
Ain Pa
Fack Wes
Tondon
Eskimos Publish Nome Newspaper Anniversary
Eskimos in Alaska celebrate the first anniversary of their paper Fi Eskimo in Nome, edited by Wal-ler Shields with education commissioner Dr. BB Claxton approving. The weekly, said to be the furthest north, serves villages along the icebound coast and features Eskimo stories, reindeer news, and school notes, written by gifted locals and brought in from distant camps.
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Nome
Wal- Fler
Shields
Wpw
Northwest
BB. Claxton
United Tates “Lommissioner of Education
Detroit News
Reindeer News
Cancer
Mr. Shields
Daniel S. Newman
Fedrral
Eskime
Rein
Hslea
Emu Ghligins
Heersais
Eskimo Feuds Fade As Common Interests Surface
Fragmentary lines describe rifts among Eskimo groups, with references to Cape Prine of Wales Sctuvik Tigara and Harriers of Hrete. The text suggests tensions easing as shared concerns and cooperation grow, hinting at a more peaceful outlook for the communities involved.
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Sasigehaviak
Cape Prine
Wales
Sctuvik
Forest Blaze Threatens Maryland Hillside
A mountain fire near Whicmiont Mount threatened widespread damage in Frederick Maryland. State Forester Bestar reported crews battled the blaze with fire lines and laborers. About 2000 acres of timber burned before firefighters checked the spread and investigators planned to probe arson origins.
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Frederick
Bestar
Lamersiso
Catoctin Furnact
Jd Wall
Idraely
Enigmatic Speech Report From New York World Column
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a speech or exchange involving a New York World publication, labeled by initials and stray phrases. The line appears muddled with names and locations, mentioning Campana and WMBM, with no clear event, date, or outcome discernible from the readable text.
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New Yoel
New York
A. Gidior
Campana
Amun Thal
Passports Required for Foreignboarders on Vessel Policy
A government ruling requires all foreigners to show passports before boarding. British citizens must obtain passports from the British consulate, while naturalized U.S. citizens must present their naturalization papers. Mr Bishop cited this as the outcome of the new policy.
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Borshing
Bishop
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