El Paso High Out Fails To Pay $1 Fee
El Paso High School faces removal from a league after failing to pay a required $1 fee. The district 17 athletic director will decide if the team can compete in the next interscholastic event. A formal ruling is pending from officials at the university system.
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PASO
Veyua
Feygh
Dasu
Lenin
UM State
Srathorsma
Tengur
WisteFoh
Vonces
Antes
Ely
Hensslorsna
el Paso
Youngsters to Get Chance on Davis Cup Squad
Les Conklin reports that young netters receive two chances to win a berth on the Davis Cup squad. The selection committee split hopefuls into two groups as the opening match with Mexico City nears May 1, with top players like Johans Does unlikely to try out. Travel and money concerns loom as Ward notes the aim is to field a competitive team for the inter zone and the final against France.
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Les Conklinson
Sports Biller
New York
Atueelea’y Yaiog Courkataes
Tellas
Helenwich Ward
United States
Larie Vennis
Johans
Deeg
Merive
Mexico City
Bralew
Wilmer Allan
Sidney Wool
Beira
Ballorin
New Orleans
Hson Iin
Austin
Lexar
Wood Wom
University of Arizona
Bortheen Way
Connie
Dominion
Frank Shiehlx
Geopers Maugin
New
New Wk Ned, and Groege Toit and John Vansnonl
Philadelphia
Canada
Scully Amos Daminion
Washington
Kate Wart
Frame
Barone
Bib
Bath
St Mary's University drops intercollegiate hall plan
A lettered report notes St Mary's University plans to abandon the interchange hall project and transfer funds to support scholastic developments. University leaders say the move follows seven years of rising costs and calls for a leaner budget while expanding training and student programs.
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St. Mary's University
Sever
St. Mary's
EL Mary's
Bi Abe
Newowiersment
Font Finthall
Alfred Mi Teake
SAL Previione
University
University Line
Leglate Ayerey
Mainlain
Sarah Intern
Paris
Oof
T Mares Uuiversita
Bayel
Imiaiae
Salem
Hateren
Fragmented OCR notices headline
A damaged OCR fragment describes a purchase or deal involving products or services with unclear details and several garbled names. The readable bits suggest a financial transaction or classification context but lack concrete entities or a clear event.
Bloomington Opposing Locals in High School Clash
A fragmented report from Woodingraighe gym details a high school basketball game between Sidney Tac and Bloomington rivals, with mentions of players and coaches including Claude R Abvilins and teams such as Prairie ion and Santas Meng rin Mendoza Sanches. It notes planned lineups, a late session, and upcoming league games in a troubled OCR transcription.
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Sidney Tacker-Floomington High School
Woodingraighe
Roca
cMustin
Marebst
Daniel
San Antonie
Aerest
Ban Marcos Ince
Prairie Ion
Guin
Anlosia
Hundick
St Sparkman
Burdick
Regs Snd
G. Elkins
Allilistrics
Honore
Tranmington
Victor
Orp Helletsville
Taier
D Nominston
Unterschulaag
Piaibt View
Dabhart
Sprig
Wbhipied
Ee de Coler
Es Wealava
Marshall College Wins Series Opener
Marshall College opened the series with a victory as Te Aee and Peb shared the spotlight. Te Aee delivered key plays while Talon and Pacton contributed, setting a strong tone for the matchup amid a packed home crowd.
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Marshall College
Um Bionshit Talon
Pacton College
Alain ml
Johnson Condition Unchanged Amid Quiet Update
A brief note reports Johnson’s medical status remains stable with no new developments. Officials urge patience as clinicians monitor vital signs and check for any changes in the coming hours.
Jones Gracefully Bows Out of Amateur Sport
fragmented text mentions Jones and amateur sport with scattered names and terms like Silicon medal and golf champion. obfuscated phrases imply retirement or stepping back from competition, with unclear references to people and events.
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Jones
Unclear high school basketball results from scattered lines
Fragmented OCR summarizes multiple games across towns with partial scores and team names. The text mentions Stephenville Marshall, Drake Ar Cellar Falls, Canton, Bartoe Mo, Tarkie, Springfield Teachers, and Benedicta among others, but exact scores and contexts are unreadable.
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Jawa
Colwnrhin
Canton
Inwa Wesleran
Bartoe Mo
Tarkie
Wealmagia Airyville
Marsville
Kirkaville
Springfield
Warrenshueg
Stal Tae Jar Lawes
Wiens
Cochran Leads But Hoppe Thrills Them
In New York on Pel. 27 GP events Cochran leads with strong showing while Hoppe delivers thrilling play. Cochran averages 25 26-65 points per game across four matches and tops rivals in right innings. Hoppe defeats Eric Uneenlacher of Germany 400 to 162 in right innings, as noted in the results and standings.
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New York
Welty
Cochran
Folly
Anastecs
Biianke
Wwe
Rth Thippe
Hag
Cochran Tenet Beck Rimes Matcurama
Japan
Resterdas
Heppe
Eric Uneenlacher
Germanny
Innnings
Rothert Wins Discus Toss in New Zealand Meet
In the New Zealand athletic championship on February 27, Rothert of Stanford wins the discus with a throw of 4 12 inches. Notables include Rimpon of Ohio State and Wiser of Washington competing, with Timpson and others mentioned in reports of the event and upcoming finals.
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Rothert
New Zealand
Newe Zealand
Tinlow
Riker Mail
Vprinin
International final fuels South Atlantic championship semifinals
In a jittery semifinals push at the South Atlantic golf championship, Diana Fistwick and Kathleen Garuham, both of England, advance amid a field of rivals including Hicks Ceslett and Miss Treker. Other mentions include Buffalo and Mazian, with various global players noted in scattered fragments.
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Dumons
Aern Teilay
Diana Fistwick
Kathleen Garuham
England
Ont Delen Hicks
Ceslett
Marthy
Jake
Iseishwin Wiutles
Buffalo
Baseball's secret grip on the old ball explained
The story reviews historic baseball lore and the shift to raised seams for grip amid league debates. It notes Barnard and Stercher discussions, the Newhouse visit, and Morris Park chatter, with references to Chadwick and early ball volumes.
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Caele Rabbit-Sears
Wersident
Tarenard
Frank Newhouse
Newhouse
Denver
Dendin
Chadwick
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