Morse Wins Senior Series Individual Event at LA Meet
Emory Morse clinched the senior event in the individual series at the Los Angeles gathering. Morse scored 125 points, leading a field that included Boldt with 119, and others such as Lyre, Rei, and Crane. Final standings list Morse ahead by a narrow margin, with Boldt and Barr among top finishers.
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Joli Crane
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Walter Senmelder
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Crean
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B. Toyce
John Crow
He Tiley
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Smith
Hetuseht Moss Evans
Kiddie Barr
Bure Town
Burnes
Briggs
Dempsey Knocks Out Brennan in Six Rounds
News notes a boxing match where Jack Dempsey defeats Bill Brennan in six rounds. The bout ends when the referee stops the fight in the sixth round, amid rapid exchanges and Dempsey's effective combinations. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but outcome and round are reported.
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Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Aquilas Five In Lead Venoclasaty Tie
A fragmented report notes Aquilas leading with a header about Venoclasaty and a 266 tie in a game. Mentions Moti Yasiy and Pall, with references to Ure, Toledo, and Henn Jewish areas. includes mock team names and unclear scores, highlighting a chaotic OCR appearance from a Chicago or Midwestern sports page.
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Hicaxe
Four Fast Boxing Bouts Highlight Camp Travis Card
A boxing program at Camp Travis Monday featured four fast bouts with varied skill. Notable matchups included Sponan versus John Bleyer and a 150 pound three round contest, drawing loud crowd reaction and spectator chants.
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Knights of Columunbux
Sponan
John Bleyer
Leaneebanval
Wis Weir
Merry Ami
George Anderson
Faust
Che Bent
Sy Ffir
Dan Nolamn
Toth
Albert
Lill Treahy
Meciante Chyps Leeck
Msi
Messenger
Treany
Newasleres
Queensberry
Amateur golf gathering at Brackenridge Country Club
Army officers and a long list of visitors played a round at the country club in Brackenridge, with many names from New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis among the attendees. The event unfolded Sunday and Monday at the muni course, drawing notable local and out of town players.
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Webb Bell
New York
Warker
Xia City
B . Lue
Downgate
Mich
George
Linsbert
Gieagy
J. W. Coffin
Club Tinks
LD. Brantand
Oxford
Slies
Walter Sehwiver
Buneguilly
Hud
Toklas
Janes D. Callahan
Cincinnati
J. We Bena
St. Louls
H. Dreibetis
Zanesville
Fred Bullen
St Joseph
W. Ferguson
St. Louis
Wilson Drown
Hil Delphin
Irving Archer
New Yorvm
Johnson
St. Joui
An Archer
Clevelnd
George B. Kyi
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Juniors Close Series With Narrow Victory
United States leads the league as juniors secure a 10 to 4 win over Ireland in a Monday afternoon game. Notable plays by James Ligeer, Marty BWP, and Genin Miller paced the scoring while Ford, Tunilohe, and Kehler contributed key moments to preserve the win.
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VMOU
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Lentha United Stites
Iundd
Irelant
James Ligeer
George
Ava
Marty
Fulton Stops Moran In Third Round Bout
Fred Fulton stopped Frank Moran in the third round after Moran was hindered by an eye injury. The Pittsburg challenger Brink Morat was knocked out by Lew Obleass in a separate note, with Fulton dominating with rights and jabs.
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Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
Lew Obleass
Ful
Rochesler
Minn
Brink Morat
Pittsburg
Moran
Fulton
Byran
Marton
Ubs Lo
Wilson
Millym
Aed
Marin
Beeonda
Women to Fill Jobs as Men Depart in Wartime Britain
Wartime shifts across Britain prompt extensive labor changes as women expected to replace men in many lines of work. Government plans aim to mobilize female labor to support factories and services, with recruitment and training efforts underway to ready women for roles in clerical, retail, and industrial tasks formerly held by men.
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Iowa
Mentron
Monty AhynughoMk
Internndian
Inix Perentiy Bern
Bal Aligeo
Sioux
Curpluyes
Glerksy
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Owien
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John Canningham
Dwhidie
Fourth Dimension and Ghosts in Non-Euclidean Thought
A compact essay explains dimension as a measure of extent and introduces non Euclidean geometry. It argues a fourth dimension arises in abstract space beyond length breadth and thickness, then connects it to ghosts via a two dimensional Flatland analogy and imagined intrusion into three dimensional reality.
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Garrett V. Servissa
Bo Tae
Euclid
Janis
Greb Clinches Ten Round Victory In Boxing Bout
In a staged match Monday, Greb dominated from the bell, taking control early and maintaining the lead throughout the ten rounds. The bout showcased steady aggression as the rival faced mounting pressure in the later rounds, with Greb securing a clear decision.
German claims he photographed Paris from 25000 feet
A German air observer describes flying to Paris at high noon the prior week in a two seater shot down over French lines. He details oxygen systems, respiratory masks, and a 50 pound breathing apparatus while noting weather and Parisian changes since before the war as French pilots capture his account.
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Dews
Pliot
Champagne
Kent
Joe
Gorplan
Southern Express Replaces Congressional Limited Train
Washington changes style of rail service as officials replace the Congressional Limited with a newly branded Southern Express. The Washington flyer, once discontinued, returns in a modern form with five luxury cars and five coaches, restoring ease of travel for politicians and officials.
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Sana
Washington Times
New Yorks
Washington Flyer
Washington
New York
Earnings of German Steamer at Roglock Auction
A 1908 German steamer, originally priced at 122,500, sold for 637,500 at a Roglock auction. The vessel earned no dividend until 1914, with 12 percent earnings in 1942 rising to 14 percent in 1912, nothing in 1914, 5 percent in 1915, and 0 percent in 1918, per the New York Herald Tribune.
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German Ballic
New York
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