University of Pennsylvania Wins College Championship Title
Philadelphia May 20 One world record and the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association record fell as the University of Pennsylvania captured the team title with 310.12 points. Thomose of Darimante broke the 100 yard low hurdles world record in 12.25 seconds, beating the old mark of 14.5s. Yale’s Landon set a new IA A A record in the running high jump, clearing six feet four inches. Cornell, the former champion, slipped from the lead as Stanford and California briefly combined to threaten. Strong performances from Yale, Penn, and others highlighted a fast meet with perfect weather and close crowds.
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University of Fewnssirania
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Mass
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Shaneford
Intercollegiate Track Events Noted With Multiple Winners
Fragmented OCR lists numerous track results with names and times including Penn State Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Stanford Harvard and Yale. Entries show events such as 40-yard dash 200-yard hurdles high jump and long run with times like 2 84 and 1 53 and winners including Day Rendrisson H Brown and W B Wells amid scattered college abbreviations and locations.
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War Smith
Cornellee
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He Urown
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Shielda
Peo State
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Pennsylvania
K. A. Meyer
Cornell
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Af Sylvania
Brown
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Navy Crew Wins Feature Event at American Henley
Philadelphia May 26 The Navy crew dominated the feature event at the American Henley regatta. Syracuse Princeton Union Boat Club and others fielded boats as the top crews competed. Times ranged from 6:25 to 6:50 with Annapolis and Lehigh placing in various events.
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NAVY
Union
Dest Fon
Fina
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Tunior College
Annapolia
Feut
Syrascuse University
Princetom
Laltercity
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Pater
War hero returns home amid sports chatter and hoopla
The article recalls a war hero back home after a long camp, mingled with sports gossip about boxing, golf, and baseball. It mentions Kid Nrnite as a lightweight challenger and references managers, profits, and a general mood of war and labor tensions affecting athletes and salaries.
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Mashnane
Marihana
Dacon Myon
Andion
Kid Nrnite
Middle West
Hineseserta
University announces changes to athletic awards
Austin Texas May 30 university of Teans announces a revised award system for next fall sports major awards will include plaques and medals for football while minor awards go to players with unqualified and qualified letters. four sports will receive awards football basketball baseball track and field cross country receives unqualified letters and other sports may earn qualifying letters. The old system awarded letters on a bar basis with tied A L Y all unwarded letters now regraded and new partial awards for seme lines. In football sweaters are planned for Langhorn and Shorthorn players.
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University of Teans
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Epueta
Wajer
Langhorn Rawn
Jermara
Shorthorn
Oak Henning Dead Discovers Local Fray in San Antonio
An account recounts the life of Oak Henning, noting his stern nature and residence in San Antonio. The piece mentions a transition involving a theater, a missionary group, and a Canadian connection amid wartime events, with references to Milner and West. The article hints at a long life of about two decades in the region and a final fate connected to a master Jeaguca through.
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Henig
Tirlur
San Antonio
Mronchon
Teerwok Ninotecutt
Mivision
Gaiam Pravin
Iy Gerribot
Milner
Jeaguca
MD Din West
Elks and Shriners Ready to Play on Wednesday
Elks manager A Townes plans a benefit game against Shriners to raise funds for players in need and to send both teams to conventions. Shriners captain will field a strong lineup including Mitchell, Little, Wetherell, and Toba Lett, with Kelton debating changes. 음악 bands expected to draw fans as roughly a hundred spectators gather for the event.
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Tim Conners
Cental
Hen Autong Baseball Club
Lone Star Motors to face Alamo Furniture Sunday at 4
A Sunday schedule lists Lone Star Motors versus Alamo Furniture at 4 o clock at Bearkenridgs Park. Other league games include Ronda Baseball League and two Ryos League teams playing off circuit. Amog Furniture Company and Legimy clashes noted. Parity and shift in venues visible as new schedule issued by Secretary Charles Ewarts.
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Amog Furniture Company
Lone Star Motors
Bearkenridgs Park
Orioles
Hes
Bay Faro Beck
Hausshold Furniture Company
Kerryiie
Athletics
Charles Ewarts
Eix
Alamo
Aisisiot
Molore
Indianapolis speedway race fans set for record crowd
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday racing stars from the United States Italy England and beyond prepare for the richest prize in speed history worth over 86 000 plus a 50 600 purse and 20 100 added by local boosters with leading drivers from Telianapoty and others aiming for the grand prize and enduring glory.
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Tudianapolis Motor Speedway
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Telianapoty
Delvern Cine Ishii
Speedways and planes set to clash in historic race storefront
The article notes a $2000 float plane bet and a $20,000 total for a Jay pass race. It lists competitors Bullota Vengcola Argolres Hurgenbergs Mfons Frontenace Ke Vor Mutoyd Special Oldfield Soweiay Teel ards Spovink and Meteor. Cars have four cylinders and sixteen-valve engines, with small-hore long-stroke tyrn noted. The event aims to break records as weather conditions favor a record run.
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Ware
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Pricer
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Tony Vengcola
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Oldfield Soweiay
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Nide
Caty
Famous Failures of Hard Hitters Give Carpentier Chance
A garbled article describes renowned boxers and their hard punching, noting CurSe Unopentier and Nek Deipsey, with references to Choynaki, Sharkey, Jeffries, and other historic fighters. It suggests power is essential but not sole factor, recounting brutal bouts and near misses, including Nelson and Meltovern, while hinting at lingering fear and contentious outcomes.
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Don Choynaki
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Boston
Aurelian Herrera
Terey
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Joan Setushly
Nelson
Wil
Feargas
City tournament eyed for June by Houston clubs
Four teams will enter a city championship tourney in early June as part of a larger Houston sports scene. Local officers and cadets are listed among participants with notes on schedules and team captains.
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Siday Ian
Art
Lth Cavalry
Jack Taphatt
Texre Shayley
Seadowbrook
Meadows
Southeen Department
Southeen Department Headquarters Teams Wil Meet the Revel
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Suntan
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Wyrig. Gin
Charles G. ‘Reat
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Champion Longhorns Record in Winning State Title
Austin May 20 The University of Texas Longhorns crown state champions after a 17-0 season in the conference. Texas led the league with a 72 percent winning percentage, claiming top honors with A and M second. Notable was their resilience against Texas rivals, including Southern Methodist and Grace Institute, as Texas baseball opened 1913. Wilton Te Mach steered Vesad to league prominence, while Baylor faced Texas in a key April clash that boosted their standings.
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University of Tryna
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Howard Tragershi
Hasler
Av & Me
Baylor
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Howeavith
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Wilton Te Mach
Vanghours
Canon of Sshop Captains and Players Shine in 1904 Texan Rivalry
The report details a 1904 Texas college baseball lineup with captains Canon, Maxey Tart, Irvin Gillett, Albertson, Ralph Barry, and others from Austin, Kennard, Alpine, Dallas, and Waco. It notes Tad English’s scoring prowess, Ted Canon’s injury and recovery, and tough pitching by George McCuttovich.
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Chicago White Sox
Deepreer
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Dudley English
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Joe Moss Aims for Moga Hurdle Record at Ox University
Anistin Texas May 20. Joe Moss sets a Western conference mark with 244-5 distance in hurdling, eyeing collegiate era limina tics for the Olympic games. He seeks a standout time as the indoor season wraps in Chicago next week.
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Benthwestern
Hell
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Fort Sam Houston Suffers Defeat at Stanley
Fort Sam Houston loses 11 to 4 to Camp Stanley in a stray of late innings. Key plays include Kraentger stopping a rally and a standout triple by Fiost. The game honored fallen memory of John, with Captain Voxel and Kelly Pach far from the lineup.
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Fort Sam Houston
Stanley
Reveniger
Camp Stanley
Roing Wiley
Hls
Bitenet
Branley
Kraentger
Fark Bain
Houston
State shoot plan discussed at Austin with Adjutant General Gope
A committee from Clan Noor of Commerce and the Hon Antonio Wifle Club Association met with Mr. Cope and R. H. Durkee to push a state shoot plan in Austin. Despite enthusiasm, no appropriation was approved to fund the project, and the adjutant general signaled the effort would be the first of its kind in the state.
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R. H. Durkee
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J. W. Schofield
Austin Aflie
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