Pacific Sailing Race to Start Off San Francisco
26 boats wait at the starting signal for a fall trans Pacific yacht race from Treasure Island near San Francisco. The field, including Nova and Galen, sails toward Diamond Head Hawaii over about 2083 nautical miles. The race, begun 33 years ago by Clarence W. MacFarlane, seeks the fastest time with past records around 12 days two hours.
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Gan Francisco
Anilig Pratt
Antonio
Treasure Island
Islands
Thirey
Clarence W. MacFarlane
Manali
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Intader
Standings and entries in Texas League craft competition
A garbled report lists competitors for a craft racing event with owners from Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and San Francisco Bay. It notes Starling favorites, names several vessels including Blitzen and Circle, mentions a 1805 winner and various classes A B and G with trophies to be awarded.
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Sevevent
Chubasco
W.es Neat Sik Stewart Jr
Los Angeles
Blitzen
R. J. Reynolitz
New York
Darade
Tamer Clark
San Francisco
Ray Coote
Seattle
K. Washbam
Emaliest
Wutter
Unclear Sports Notes From Shreveport to Dallas
Monday page fragment records several scores and placements though details are fragmentary. Mentions Shreveport and Dallas games. Beaumont and Fort Worth results appear with mixed team names and unclear abbreviations.
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Shreveport
Seo Antonio
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Dallas
Golisaeaa
Unclear Sports Card Listings From A Fragmented Schedule
Readable text shows a jumble of team names and cities with many OCR errors. It lists multiple matchups such as San Antonio at Ebrevenort and Tulsa at Kort Worth, plus names and places like American, New York, Cleveland, and Philadelphia. The fragmentary item mixes schedules, venues, and possible scores without clear results.
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AY Gene
Aes Gencie
San Antonio
Ebrevenort
Wooriea
Deauranzt
Tulsa
Thheiabowe City
Kort Worth
Areritan Leary Chitake
St. Laniae
Cleveland
Wakliseren
Sew Sark
Muster
Caladelphia
National Lesus
New York
Huston
Ailadrlphin Ak Brocidye
Lanix
Chiraco
Belay Waynesday
Trxan Tencur
Ian Antonin
Pesymont
Birereport
Muvntos
Ahmahonia
Fartworth
Anicitean Leaxor
Ferltou
Kamrath Out at Montclair in Eastern Intercollegiate
In Montclair New Jersey July 4 1 The upset defeat of Kamrath of Texas opens the eastern Intercollegiate men s singles championship. Frenchie of Mansfield pulls the upset 7 5 8 3 in straight sets then loses to Robert Reidasha of Prespstent in college of Clinton DC 2 0 8 0. Other top seeds including Joseph Fishbachne Ronald Lukin Gerard Poersta Het Peacock Marvin Wadhmin Robert A Low Darrell Hudson advance to the third round. Unseeded winners include Ker dash a William Winslow William Hoggs Douglas Imhoff Carl ton Road Frank Froesing Marvin Rantrawitz John Mc Monney Charley Hider. First round results show Warren Clsther Texas defeating Peter M Shank Williams 7 5 1 2 and Gor fon Giles Utah beating Maurice Fincher 7 5 6 3.
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Montclair
N. J
Robert KE Kmamrath
University At Texas
Jet Frenchie
Mansfield Pa
Btule Teachers College
Kamorath
Kamrath
United State
Frenchko
Robert Keidasha
College of Clinton
D. C
Ust
Joseph Fishbachne
St. John's
Ronald Lukin
University of Santhern California
Gerard Poersta
Princeton
Het Peacock
California
Marvin Wadhmin
Herthwestern
Robert A. Low
Stanford
Darrell Hudsow
Redlands
Calif
Peacher
Kerdasha
William V. Winslow
William Hoggs
Couglas Imhoff
Carlton Road
North Carolina
Frank Froesing
Northwestern
Marvin Rantrawitz
Lehigh
John Mcl Noney
Virginia
Charley
Linton Sued for Damages in Auto Collision Case
Dallas July 4. G C Bob Linton, former Port Worth baseball figure, named in a $2313 damage suit from an automobile collision. Oscar Sturdevant seeks $4393 for injuries to himself and his ear. Linton reportedly remained injured in Nash.
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Linton
Dallas
INS
C. G
Bob) Linton
Port Worth
Aoerral
ABC
Oscar Sturdevant
Daniews
Shsell
Tinton
Nash
Uvalde High Boys to Be Pasadena J C Regulars
San Antonio based notes indicate Patton and Jackson from Uvalde High are slated for regular spots in Pasadena. The piece highlights their college prospects, praise from Porrett Duke, and anticipates strong impacts from their football talents amid a competitive junior college scene.
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Uvalde High
Pasadena J. C
San Antonio
Trischiel Pallon
Cual
Die More Hsalatlssend
Tavinle
Daenadena
Galt
Alor Wallop
Seanan
averaRng
Porrett Duke of
Star-Game proceeds aid baseball players association
The Texas League all star game in San Antonio next Saturday night will divert a portion of proceeds to the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America. Zack Taylor, Mission manager, notes 15 of 18 Mission players belong. dues are $5 in Class A minor leagues and $10 in majors. The association helps players facing hardship, supports Bill Milkce facing possible career end from diabetes, and aids ill umpire Frank Coe in a San Antonio sanatorium.
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San Antonio
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Lady Luck
Zack Taylor
Mission
Bill Milkce
Missions
Frank Coe
Unclear tale of golf and baseball figures in Winter Park
The fragmentary report threads together Taylor and Novikoff as athletic figures tied to golf and baseball circles. It mentions Winter Park, Willow Springs, and Pryra City with references to amateur leagues, Velkman’s influence, and a rising prospect named Whaté Staite.
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Taylor
Ald
Fiorléa
Winter Park
Willow Springs
Luke Core
Low Novikoff
Foster
Art Wellman
San Anonio
Musshan
Velkman
Pryra City
Westel i
Arasons Hack
Tulsa
Sfari
Viteher Olsen
Oallirhder Wargr
Veltman
Ponca City
Novikoff
Novikaft
Ark Payr
Teibute
Livingston kin of Ike Livingston linked to local fest and sports
Communal notes describe a local figure known as Pappy, son of Ike Livingston, amid casual references to baseball and a May celebration at Blaggee Park. The fragment hints at a community gathering and a sporting past, with mentions of Pendleton and Teague in a nostalgic tone.
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Pappy
Manarey
Ikey
Janchal
Ike Livingston
the Pendleton
Aldeel
Regis Pauebh
May' S Blaggee Park
Hely
Fourth of July Baseball Attendances Seen Record
New York reports suggest a new attendance record for 1940 baseball as doubleheaders flood the Fourth of July program. Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at St. Louis headline the American League. In the National League Philadelphia at Brooklyn and New York at Boston chart the action with Yankee Stadium expected to draw around 70,000 for Gehrig Day. Several games detail notable performances and injuries across both leagues amid Fourth of July festivities.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Yankee Stadium
Nenoring
Cub
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Johnny
Mize
Bill Lee
Lee
Feller
Tigers
Cleveland Tutians
Cruce Campbell
Jon
Jineh Averiff
Cullens Bine
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sullivan
Bernardino
e-Bron
John Marown
Sox
Browns
Roxie Lawson
Veron Kennedy
Fro Tfaiey
Tan
Firemenack League Rassling Event At Walkathon Arena
Promoter announced a Wednesday night wrestling program at Walkathon Arena in San Antonio with all seats at 40 cents. The card features Juan Humbotte and El Pulpo in a Mexican championship match, plus Mike Mazurki vs Evangellet Brother T in the semis and other bouts. Evening notes mention Jeroge Helsting draws and general fan interest. City standings and scores listed: Jersey City Newark Avrncneg Hakimara Rochenter Montreal.
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Firemenack League of
San Antonio
Carl Geyer
Daly
Walkathon Srena
Jergue
Hia
Helsting
Juan Humbotte
el Pulpo
Thea
Wan
Mike Mazurki
Aid Larpio
Lou Plumer
Promoter Mike Jacobs Hones Next Heavyweight Site
Mike Jacobs evaluates venues for Galento Nova after agreeing terms with Galento, Nova, and promoter plans. Discussion centers on Madison Square Garden capacity and Philadelphia Municipal Stadium as options. Talks shift to Detroit park for Louis Pastor defense with plans pointing to September or October for key fights.
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Ty Lawton Canvex
New York
T. Anthropos Galerio
Lou Noya
Mike Jacoba
Jirohs Ua
Madison Square Garden
Anthropold
Une Jecebs
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Garden
Philadelphia Arena
Jacobs
Frommotet Dact
Red Bank
Inter
Tomonow
Cialento
Nova
Max Baer
Ehint
Calento
Joe Laws
Detroit
Ballyhoo
Louis
Bob Pastor
Todia Ys
Pastor
Detvoit
Galento Ve. Nova
Gehrig Day Notes Show Sad Pride at Stadium
New York July UPI The Seventh Regiment band will play as the champions’ pennant is cut with about 60 000 expected in the stands A feeling of solemn tribute surrounds the day as Lou Gehrig the Iron Horse receives city and federal honors Mayor LaGuardia will attend and James Farley will represent the government Gifts will come from players writers and grounds crew while Gehrig faces a grim reality that he may not play again an overarching note of sorrow pervades the ceremony
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York
Seventh Regiment
Vanker Stadium
Gehrig
Iron Horse
Minver
LaGuarila
James A. Farley
Creulub
Ore
Fenske Tops Cunningham In AAU 1500m Duel
Longest distance race on the program sees Fenske of Wisconsin dethrone Glenn Cunningham in the 1500 meters at the AAU meet in Lincoln. Fenske clocks 4 minutes 11 seconds to defeat Cunningham as Nebraskas Memorial Stadium hosts events amid a strong senior program with multiple marks and notable entrants from Texas, California, and New York.
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Lincoln
Web
Ghariea
Chunk
Fenske
Glenn Cunningham
University of Wire
Cunningham
Athfolfe Walowe Netiona
Blaine Rideout
Wayne
Louis Zamperini
California
Aee
Johnny Woodrutt
Pittsburgh
Archia Wiliams
Jimmy Serbert
John Quigley
New York
Nebraska
Marsh Famer
Texas Tech
Hardins
Mack
Dan Caldemeyer
Indiana i
John Munsk
Missouri
Jomieutes
Ray Mahntuah
Drake University
Jacklefield
Minneapolis
B. MH
Maynard
Los Angeles
Ba Frictsea Olympic Club
Nowell Rushforth
Salt Lake City
Vertical Mile Foot Race to Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs July 4 color event features 35 entrants from three states to ascend Pike's Peak. The 12 mile course gains 2200 feet, starting near Crystal Creek at 10 am MST. Notables include Wille Dreyer, John Riley, and Joseph Blouster among the field. Colorado Springs hopes to defend the title with several locals leading.
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Colorado
Colo
Pike's Peak
Crystal Creek
America
Broadway Tamer Alamo Oar Ate F Vest
fragmented OCR item listing names and numbers, including Alamo, Kaliinn, Rene, Bashim, Clanners, Alma, Pay Biearmann, Bodnnog, Gia Belgratte, Mauna Tho. The text appears as a damaged list of people and figures with unclear context and dates.
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Broadway Tamers
T.w Trouke
Alamo
Kaliinn
Rene Biearnin
Han Teaya Clanners
BN Dee Tolle
Alma Towrkry
Y Ham
Pay Biearmann Bros
Gia Belgratte
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Pacific
Galen
Hawaii
Frisco Bay
Eneuly
Ed McBain
Mrvany
Snerland
Netra
Sh. Tara
Ind Garnoe
Chisago
Taney Zhea
National League War
Tawi
Sinvinnaty
Phima
Berton
PiesSiren
PaNaveghia
Liwiy
Elie Dagen
Our
Tsninley
Camallees
Iwauwa Keitren
Srames
Weil
Fox
Rf McCasks
Teenee
Watites
Tehbews
Crovellen
Ane
Diroll Honor Westy
Metellin Lely
Hy Linen
Marcha
HEMI
Wallis
Tees
Bernat
Mersey
Giear
Mary
Errara
Oniogher
McQuinn
Walker
Toreura
Bea
Morris Jackson
Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
Wieht
Baseball Association
Cit
Game
Gheriuy
Gasper
Janie Ab
T. GC. U
Bh Lonls
the Livingston
L. B
Jose
Ole
Yeland
Wills Hurila
Clavelant Indians
Detroit Tigers
Hadlin
Indians
Cleveland Clinic
Jimmy Dykes
Americcan League
William Harerider
Maridge
Dires
Willy
Ted Lyons
Erin McNair
Tommy Henrieh
Yankee
Filizabeth
Jorley
Henrich
Penway Park
Wiltains
Trott Bufffalo
International Leagwe
Turaday
Todianapolis
Indiana
American Association
Cincinnaty Beds
Janobs
Ltague
Rassling
Inthanationat
Tacit Jeraey City
Newark
Avrncneg
Hakimara
Tultbie
Teronia
Rochenter
Montreal
Mike Jacobs
AL Louis
Fee
Stedlwnih
Martin
A Myers
Conner
Mooree
Maetin
Thwaaeli
Sreynolds
Leevin
zazRan
Nariel
Terros
Tayia
Buntinnry
Errore
Thasronn
Brown
Nordwick
Ize
Marlin
Larehoxa
Modwich
Tarteyt
Haringths
Etolon
Hac Nerifkey
Lee Alaught
Glenn
AAU
ALA
Inice
Monilay
Lonnie Hill
University of Texas
Miran Parmer
Teel
Joe Binge
Jude Couey
Cayer Lo Land & Place
Midwest
Wille Dreyer
Barrington
Whoa
A. A. VU
Tutnols Whko
Ces Zirkelbach
Dave ‘Cwmner
Waukega
Lou Wille
Calorado Springs
Pikee
Hone
Calorads Aspire Nnis
Estea Park
Mauna Tho
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