286 U S Stars Sail For Holland Wednesday
American mining expedition sails from New York for Amsterdam on Wednesday at noon aboard the President Roosevelt. 286 athletes from eleven branches of sport including 39 women compete in track and field, swimming, fencing, and other events. Only one veteran, Clarence De Mar, will sail with four others awaiting qualification. many veterans and new athletes pursue Olympic bids.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Jole Nak
Watson Lee
Dresch Stops CCC Streak in Triple Overtime Run
Dresch and Cecilia’s team halted the Community Center’s three game win streak with a 10 to 2 win over the Drakes on Moraler-Parteh field. Be Voter’s Cinerstt and St. Agnes pitchers led the day as Be Voter’s and St. Agnes mixed victories in a busy slate, while Delmnan and Drechs contributed notable performances.
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California to Send Football Team to Tennessee Game
California's University eleven will meet the University of Tennessee in Franklin next October, with dates set for the 12th or 13th. Announcement says travel plans, coaching staff, and tentative arrangements are in progress as the team prepares for the clash in the Southeast.
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California
Piagadelpala
University of Californias
Eatin
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Franklin
Texas Boxes and Scoring Details from Irregular Play
The report lists multiple boxing and wrestling events with names such as Ueote Lamb and Hteengenfe, noting scores like 7-3 and 23 to 1. Mentions Arvin Wits Rivengrate Dicketman and Turgeon, Kerlyerns, Whelan, Grigs, Erwin, with times around 2 03 and various pass attempts and carries in a crowded, unclear summary.
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Karotkines Tie Up Industrial Race
Karotkin and Sars battled to a tie in a Sunday industrial race. Stones and Melley Maverick posted top times, with Stile Hospital and Nel Stones contributing notable placings on a misty track.
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Nel Stones
Mavericks
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Eagles Win Doubleheader Against Closest Rivals in Early League Play
Public Service Company leads a tight standings race as Eagles top the Grocers 7 to 4 in the opener and win 3 to 1 in the nightcap. Pitcher Harn stymies opponents in both games while Lew Evans, Cy Beaird, and Leo Cryer power the lineup with timely hits and three-baggers.
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Pyle's Big Bus Now Walker's Pyle's Big Bus
A garbled 1920s style note describes a transcontinental bus voyage tied to Pyle and Walker. The piece references Harold Grange, a plan to replace crew, and a chase for money, with mentions of European travel and a shift in bus ownership amid chaos.
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Airmen Boot Games Away in Cuban All-Star Tilt
A morning and afternoon doubleheader at Guecett field saw the San Antonio Airmen lose to the Cuban All-Stars. Danny Peres pitched well in relief as the Cubans built a four-run lead in the second inning. Errors and timely hits doomed the Airmen in the afternoon, with Moulafar on the mound for Cuba and McCarty’s miscues contributing to the setback.
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Walter Hagen to miss Western Open after New York win
Walter Hagen will not play in the Western Open in Chicago as his manager announced. Hagen recently participated in the New York open, a tournament won by Willie Klein at White Plains, and Hagen plans to enter the Canadian Open instead to add another championship to his career.
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Marotta Pitches Bears to Victory
Behind Marotta’s steady pitching, the Southwest Bitulithie Bears defeated the Broadway Confestionery in a City Minor League game. Marotta allowed five hits with Patton adding a triple and others contributing, including Crovin’s homer.
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Katy to Run Special to Dallas Ball Game
A fragmented item notes a special event to watch a Bears game in Dallas with Saturday timing and a workday Monday. Listed places include Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Texarkana, and Toledo, with scattered numbers and names, though the exact details are unclear.
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World Champs in 2 Fights This Week
New York reports two world champions set for fights this week. Junior lightweight Val Morgan faces Con Howball Edilie Martin in a New York venue, while welterweight king Corperal dyag eyes a bout with rival Creo Wnty. Several postponements and rivalries temper the card as fans await official notices.
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Brotherhood Narrowly Defeats Tigers in Close Losses
In a rugged Inter medine tongue contest, Brotherhood edges Tigers 6 4 to 5 with strong pitching from Lohner Ackermann Jr and Wells. Notable hits include Lavin and Daker for Brotherhood. Shlenker, Scheffer, and Strawn contributed on the mound and at bat for the Tigers.
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Seguin Sox Rally To Beat Sabinal In Extra Innings
Seguin Sox rally in the tenth inning to defeat Sabinal 6 to 3 before a large Sabinal crowd. Thornberry and Williams, with two Sabinal singles, led the offense while Seguin’s Krueger and Phillip combined for four hits and three RBIs. Sabinal travels to play again next Sunday seeking revenge.
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Plumbers Rally Beats Castroville in Season Opener
The Castroville game saw the Indiana Plumbers suffer a to the Mowher Muumhors No 4 on Sunday afternoon. Kalisky pitched for the Imbers with Wale in support. Case and Keller led hitters for Indiana as Tmign contributed four RBIs and Kalisky three for Castroville.
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UNCLE SAMS OLYMPIC TEAM FEATURED NAMES AND ROSTER NOTES
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Columbus Lions IV League Contest at Lions Field
A partial report shows Columbia and Lions IV League contest at Lions Field on Monday evening. The score and other details are not fully legible in the clipped text.
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Light-Y Swim Classes Get Under Way
Han Antoula fight and City YM A C start free swim program at Humile Pool. Enrollment ranges from 17 to over 60 years, with men and boys forming the majority. Classes run evenings and mornings with three sessions per week, led by Coach McCullah and assistants. The program aims to teach basic water safety and skills, with gradual progression toward 59 feet by two weeks. The lessons are free.
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Unclear bowling results with Tutverde team notes and standings
Fragmented report details a bowling matchup involving the Tutverde and San Antonio teams with mixed results. Final score notes show Tutverde narrowly prevailing 20 pins in one game while San Antonio suffers a severe defeat in the second. Reach includes names like Captain Hore Wehe and Fest Ludwhy, plus an upcoming public bowling event on Sunday July 7.
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Post Gun Club Shoot Set For Wednesday Afternoon
The Post Gun Club schedules a Wednesday afternoon shoot with Baybird mice and club members preparing to participate. The event will be held in Dorney City with listed locations in Manchester and Newark and a five dollar entry deemed Mugteen.
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