Strong Boxing Team for All in Olympics
San Francisco July 25. After a boxing battle shaping San Francisco records, the U S Olympic boxing team for Los Angeles was announced by William P Kenny. Sixteen boxers named include eight automatic champions and five runners up plus three alternates, with notable names such as Louis Salica James Perrin Joe Lang Nat Bor Fred Caserio and Carmen Barth among others. Final selections left out Jess La Barbara Del Smith and Man Morck who reached finals in their divisions.
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San Francisco
United States
Los Angeles
William P Kenny
Couinaittee
Ineludes
Das Circus
San Francisco Examiner
Tomer Brandis
Olymque Club
Ban Prancisen
Jimmy Martin
New York
Fred Caserio
Chicago
Nob Osly
Kenny
Gunnett
Menx
Louis Salica
Brooklyn
James Perrin
New Orleans
Joe Lang
Johnny Hines
San Pedro
Anthony Muscarello
Nat Bor
Fall River
Massachusetts
James McCatron
Somerville
Edward Firon
Charles Cravella
Univelons
Pennsylvania
Carmen Barth
Greveland
Chi Treo
John Miller
Detroit
Homer Brandis
Fred Feary
Stocktou
California
Douglass ‘Au
Jess la Barbara
Oakland
del Smith
Man Morck
Great Americans Win in Eleven Inning Baseball Contest
Great Americans defeated the Southwest Biluiuhic Bears 11 to 9 in eleven innings Sunday afternoon. Dickinson and D Meluzin each had five hits for the winners, while Hargrave Horn and Laffrle limited the Bears to 16 hits. Bears were led by M3 and Le Mielleure with multiple hits. umpires were Gayosa and Hemitton.
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Great American Life Insurance
Southwest Biluliihic Bears
Amerks
Bears
Hargrave
Horn
Laffrle
Dickinson
D. Meluzin
Wolfshori
Melugin
Bain
Mem phis Pulls Ahead as Atlanta Rivalslides in pennant race
Fragmentary text shows Memphis extending lead in the southern league title chase with Atlanta faltering. Rival Chickwains and Chatanings appear in混乱, while Birmingham’s Laskouts split with Atlanta, leaving standings unresolved.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Jemphis
Bowes
Chickwains
Tt Ray
Fron Birminghac
Wenn Laskouts
Goad Motor Team Ties With Devine In Park Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show Goad Motor Team and Devine involved in a practice or event at a park. Names like Murary, Lalwec, Ratner, and Negras appear amid garbled text. No clear date, place, or result is discernible, leaving the outcome and participants uncertain.
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Goad Motor Team
Devine Goad Motor Company
Wasehad Wmayere
Son Fede Park
Devlin Bunsane
Murary Healthy
Abn Negras
Lalwec
Jean Sidayy
San Antonio Bell Tells Crest of Local Event
A fragmentary San Antonio note references a seven motif and a belief motif amid a cryptic message. It hints at civic or cultural activity but lacks clear details or participants to confirm events or outcomes.
Fire Raged Thirteen Days in McCarthy’s Rag Shop
A winter 1900 blaze in Troy New York's McCarthy Rag Shop burned for days, surrounded by an ice wall that hampered firefighters as water froze. The building, filled with cotton waste, finally yielded after a coordinated attack with fifteen water streams.
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McCarthy
Troy
New York
Lindsey to Battle Lindsey in Exposition Arena Return Bout
Promoter Ralph Hammonds announced a Friday night main event at Exposition arena pitting Lindsey against Cyclon Fox, with a notable undercard featuring Walter Stratton, George Craig, Pat O Brien, Ted Travis, and Bob Miller in key semi final bouts. The page notes Lindsey’s intent to assert himself and hints at rivalries shaping the card.
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Red Lindsey
Deluxe
San Antonio
Ralph Hammonds
Lindsey
Cyclon Fox
Paler Ureman
Foy Mzsxi
Exposition Arena
Ned
Walter Stratton
George Craig
Pat O Brien
Ted Travis
Bob Miller
NATS HAWKS DIVIDE PAIR IN CITY MEETING RECAP
NATS and Hawks split a pair in a chaotic session featuring tense exchanges among Mesier and Texan officials. Key figures including We Were for Ut Wily and Bully aid Pergnsdn spoke on public service, with Palo Hele and DIAN Vieuition noted in a sprawling recap of the day’s events.
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Cort Sau Bose
Willa
Witter Gilvert Gadus
Layne
Airty Yu
Oland Mooney
Trifren
Puneslay Vnal Peiclny
Palo Hele
Dian Vieuition
Austin Bhoek Senrayy
Nealon Hurls Heights Win Over Normoyle
In a clash for the Heights, Clark Nealon delivers strong pitching while Carl Stenger adds timely hits to edge Normoyle 4 to 3. Kim Riley posts 20 putouts at first as Alamo Heights faces Leon Valley on July 31, per local sports notes.
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Carl Stenger
Clark Nealon
Heights
Normoyle
Kim Riley
Alamo Heights
Leon Valley
Alamo Heigus Sundar
Gomez Beats Lefty Grove Twice In Big League Showdown
Lefty Grove and Gomez met for the second time this season as Gomez, the Yankee star, defeated Grove 9 to 3. Sewell had five hits including a homer, while Grove allowed 11 hits and six walks. The loss drops the Athletics from second place as Cleveland gains on Chicago with two wins. Pirates and Cubs split, St Louis swept Cincinnati, and Boston beat Washington.
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Spergereer
Lefty Gomes
Robert Moses Grove
Yankee
Grove
Yankee Stadium
Castillion
Athletics
Mure
Gomez
A’s
Joe Sewell
Philadelphians
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Browns
Wally [Ehert
Dale Alexander
Washington
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Lonnie Wamicke
Als Fitkernth
Cornalls
Bill Harris
Gus Sunr
Cincinnati
St Johnson
Cardinal
Boston
New York
Braves
Giants
Danay Vince
Hack Wilson
Imates
Brooklyn
Phillies
Breat
Loessberg Dominates City Swim Trials At Roosevelt Park
Bill Loessberg sweeps most events at the Roosevelt elimination meet, winning first in 50 and 10 yard free style, 20 yard free style, 400 yard free style, backstroke, and breast stroke while Betty Marchand leads the women’s events with three golds. Junior boys see Bill McClelland win multiple races as notables like Gordon Katz and Ike Glisbel place.
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Bill Loessberg
Roosevelt Park
San Pedro Park
Roosevelt
Loessberg
Betty Marchand
Bill McClelland
Mon
bin Loessberg
Gordon Katz
Johnnie Hurt
Kats
Ike Glisbel
Rhine
Ipttense
Loesshers
Loeschers
Glipbel
Amt McClelland
Gral
Charlex Moore
Bon Fudeigner
Bill McClelnnd
Thrat
Dick Helier
Alcoho
Charles Moore
Dim McClelland
Bill McCleelland
Jimmy Finch
Arcond
Bil McClelund
Miajay Pik
Metalholl
Percy Boas
Clee Schulz
Girlix
Netu Bhabalt
the Riot Summ
Leaders Tenar League Update From A Pita Pita Style Recap
In a dense sports roundup the report lists player averages and team leaders including Medwick Houston Beaumon and Beaumont with high batting totals. It notes doubles by Houston and Monton, runs batted in for Medwick and Foxx, stolen bases and pitching marks across teams, with a focus on Beaumont Dallas and Philadelphia as key names.
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Houston
Beaumant Ss
Washington
Tylers
FAO
Peel
ISB
ADL
Bctult
Teaumont
MOE
Rowe
Beaumont
Hemlin
Eadmont
Borland
Paling Vanes
Modivick
Jumey
Dating
Benneant
Fox
Gunew
Plekrel
Port Worth
Garad
Dallas
Breswell
Murray
Dal- Striceouls
Thormahlen
Seston
Howe
Heanmont
Baile
Conien
Longvlew
Housser Houston
Sandera
San Antonio
Smea
Hamiln
Seaumont
Net favorites matched in third round tennis at Lionsfield
Favorites in the annual municipal tennis tournament were set for third round clashes Monday with Lieut J W Colt upset in the opening round. Matches include Hey Fader versus Lawrence Kramer and Bertram Wellens facing Frost Carvel. Doubles saw Harold Folke and James Chills defeat Gwinn and Rice. Lolz Campbell won the women’s singles. In baseball, the Ruiz Tallors edged the Night Carriers 2 1 in Lionsfield duel with E Hernandez twirling a three hitter.
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J. W. Colt
Eighth Corps
Ares
Harold Folke
Frost Carvel
Bertram Wellens
Billy Byrd
Carvél
W. E. Fitch
Harold Folks
Norris Stutts
Jessie Pfeiffer
Harwin Gwinn
Gerald Miller
Jim Gallagher
Scott Sohekelford
Bob Bolmer
Walter Walthall Jr
James Moses
Baxter Jackson
Steve Catarini
Defaut
Norris Brutts
Scott Schelleford
Armburat
Lawrence Kramer
Roy Velinder
John Brawbesk
Bill Devine
Rarvin Gwinn
Joe Guggenheim
John Wood
Weekend sports roundup with multiple events and names
A jumble of results across tennis golf rowing polo and boxing from clubs and cities. Perils Vines beat Von Cramm Shields falls to Prenn in Davis Cup play. Merrill Painter defeats Josephine Cruickshank in Essex County women’s final. Cliff Sutter beats Gledhill in Huntington finals. A L Miller wins national public links title. Atlee Peggy Wattles triumphs in New York state walkers. Equipoise loses to Plucky Play in Arlington HandicAP. Zombro Hanover sets 2 0 13 5 mile record in Grand Circuit. Army officers win junior polo title. Pasadena Aquatic trials in water polo. Fred Peary wins heavyweight boxing in Stockton.
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Amasetund
Louisville
A. L. Miller
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlee
Peggy Wattles
New York State
Chicago
Sulaio
Zombro Hanover
Mathis Steer Club Plans Thursday Market Meeting
Mathis Steers gather Thursday night at the Mathis market on Broadway to discuss baseball and enjoy a meal prepared by Will Mathis. All old players and tryouts are welcome as they kick off at o clock and plan games away from town until the winter league opens.
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Mathis Steer Club
Mathis Steers
Mathis Market
Broadway
Will Mathis
Steers
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