Eleven Front Wheelers Compete In Indianaapolis 500
In Indianapolis today the big 500 mile race presents three distinct contests including the front wheel drive cars. Eleven front wheelers enter a radical drive shifting power from rear to front wheels in direct comparison to conventional cars. notable drivers include De Paolo the former winner and other top contenders from the Shirly and Mammon specials while rival teams marshal last year’s champions and speed kings.
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Indianatolie
Tid
Indianpalia Motor Speedway
Jestler
Qiline
Peter de Luoly
Vna
Duexenborg
de Paola
Heluogha
Wugha
Tle
Milton Font-Wheeler
OmUmy
Indianapolia
Te Paolo
Yeon Turns
Kona
Big Seasons
Dergere
Cliff Woodbury
Caplain
Bosle
Carl Cooner
Pater Krein
Johnny Seymour
Mammon
Grotan Sanders
Anthony Golotta
Waa
Locklart
Ray Koerch
Bob Scott Leads Third Round At Mineral Wells Golf Meet
In Mineral Wells on May 30 the West Plains Golf Association's tournament continued with Bob Scott in the third round. Whrlley Baines defeated C O McBurnett of San Angelo, and K D Harrion of San Angelo eliminated Al Badgar of San Angelo in one of the day’s six matches. Other results include Bob Seat of Colorado and San Antonio beating Bob Alexander, Bu Parker of Aliens defeating Nicholson of Ballinger, George Paulnsky ousting Wronk Weaver, and Dennig Ianvendor at Abilene halting D Hareig of Mineral Wells. Medalist eliminated D Hareig. WW BL Hudson elected president for the coming year and Stamford awarded the monument. Bert King named secretary-treasurer.
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Bob Scott
Mineral Wells
Wurnament of
Tin West Leans Golf Association
Whrlley Baines
Fiteballer
McBurnett
San Angelo
Land J
al Badgar
K. D. Harrion
Bob
Colorada
San Anttonio
Bob Alexander
Muniny
Parker
Nicholson
Ballinger
George Paulnsky
Wronk Weaver
Hustlind
Dennig Ianvendor
Hudson
Stamford
Ee Ae
Bert King
Stomil
Neotetary
Bride Sees Souders in Long Race
Indiana Daily News reports on the impact of marriage on youth speedster Souders and Pardue University student George Souders, who quit college for racing. In the Sixteenth National Grand Prix, he drives with his bride beside him as fans expect a spectacular RBH year finale.
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Bride
Souders
Firorge Saulers
Pardue University
Armour Plays 63 To Set National Open Record
Washington May reports Armour, the national open champion, shot a 63 on his home course at Congressional Country Club. He matched the eighteenth hole record with four birdies and a rare eagle run, surpassing his own best by three strokes to post a new low-score mark for the event.
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Washington
Lonny Armour
Congressional Country Club
Ais
Malden golf meet opens with混乱 entries and clubs
Malden golf meet opens amid variable weather and scattered entries from clubs including Edinburg, Mercedes, Brownsville, and Med Nei labs. The field lists participants multiple names with clubs such as Cinkaville, Christi, Fiynburg, and others, reflecting a broad regional turnout for the Lower Nutt Golf association tournament.
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Malden
Vox
Nutt
Uy Center
Eliot
Dickie
Coniulion
Cinkaville
Corpay Christi
Fiynburg
Mercedes
Brownsvile
Med Neielabs
Follours
Edinburg
Sam Ford
Dunes Lawless
Wy Lt
Moulzommry
W. Kemper
Ha Ballrbnes
Sluthes
Lilsietra
B. Liddell
Huevey Salmther
A. Shervill
Stone George Coulin
Dexhat
Huckett
Trew
Pintierson
Rhudworths L
Halmed
Dels
Kingi Js Law
C.M. A. Wickburt
Gibby
C.H
Breaey R
HL Suhinkit
Go C. Weller
R.A. Geltau
Meten
Sill Parke
Dirk Curner
J. A. McDuninl
Cavsell
Charles Curner
Bites Jones
Kw, Davis
Roy Huellex
Paw Bureron
Paw Mathers
W. Allen
J. Ie Cron Re Arn
J. Gaory Ne “Ke Clink
Vor West den
Honan Is Vo Sim Angels Vte Lehbech
Aaphy Ainione
Frantic Farm Scene Describes Injuries and Plans
A chaotic narrative details an unsettling farm incident with references to injuries and a plan to continue work. The speaker mentions an attempt to win a tall game, a wallow of confusion, and a chaotic scene of tools and labor. Names and precise places remain unclear, but the tone implies unrest and urgent activity on a rural property.
Hooper Dominates 130-Pound Bout in Ringside Report
Hooper proves power at 130 as he outboxes Ruiz over nine rounds and lands the decisive knockout blow. The action features a tense back and forth with Ruiz wobbling and Hooper showing strength and stamina, while corner advice and crowd reaction frame the finish. Other bouts and notes from the same card include Vieira and Macao in later matchups and mentions of Galveston and Laredo scheduling.
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Ringsider
Riduve
Rane
Brooks Moorer
Wtaulie
Leese i
Che
Lange
Tehdie
Louie Albert
Hooper
Tinutte
Ruin
Dix Fizar
Ruit
Atuis
Nifee
Evan
Cine
Lourkay
Hooner
Schoulloy
Constantinople
Ruta
Hig
Rover
Union Denat
Ruiz
Ross
Toomer
Kid Meronndee
Kad Gabert
Fernanica
Galveston
Gilbert
bin Thin Savarte
Laredo
Bobby Jackson
Hnels Podeg Gerrera
Daceeon
Alatore
Kiel Castilla
Maria
Dick Shellon
Chuck
Next Paestiur
Mission High Wins Falurrias Series Victorious
Mission High claimed a victory in a tense Falurrias series with standout performances from Arias and Trisers. The Thursday night game at South featured a close finish as Mission High secured the win, marking a strong showing in the district competition.
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Mission High
Diision High School
Faglas
Arias
Whitney's Record In the Big League
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports note referencing Whitney and Big League play. Mentions names like Charlog-Kahernen, Hinkey Winnnes, Si Antal, and PANG COANT TIGA K. Event timing unclear, with garbled dates and venues, possible nomination or race context.
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Wits
Charlog — Kahernen Pheadny
Hinkey Winnnes
Antal Ani-Haken
Tdi
Italy
Browns Recruiters Clash As Yanks Dominate Doubleheader
In a ferocious doubleheader, Brown’s squad clashed with the Yankees, who blasted home runs and controlled the late game. Rath, Gehrig, and the mound work led New York to a decisive win, with the Yankees tallying multiple long balls and keeping pace at the top of the league standings.
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Les
Mar
Jilie
Roukiv
Waslington
New York
Buster Gehrig
LidGel
Eigen
Gehrig
Tight Results From Tightly Fought District Meet
A jumble of names and places from a regional athletics clash appears in this OCR fragment. Teams and individuals such as Bayonne, Yonkers, New York, and Glovetind are referenced along with various athletes and results, though many words are garbled. The piece hints at late finishes and scattered achievements across multiple events.
Race Red Hot in Southern
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic race scene with misread names and scattered phrases about locations, people, and events. Likely a sports or racing item set in the South with references to Memphis, Wil, Leleie, and Che Weta Varga Neslyiltiy amid garbled lines and partial names.
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Athanea
Memphis
Hite
Howl
Brederlek
Howe Anthony
Wills-Hunter Net Final Falls to Opponents
Wills-Hunter suffered a defeat in the net final as stars like Meyer Coe and Praner faced strong American tennis peers. The match featured rapid exchanges and a close score, with Buragent opponents pressing to seize the title in a tense doubles showdown.
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Ty Mraniite
Bates
Itiloens
Tainenf
Rengland
Amd Meyer Coe
Praner
Willy Wend
Mraneta
Cape
Bradley Dragging Toward Los Angeles Goal
Bradley extended his pace toward a landmark distance as he battled heat and fatigue. The run from Conus Christi to the coast stretched into miles with limited rest and a demanding track to the finish line.
Army Stanford grid game on coast highlights uncertain plans
An Army Stanford football match date and venue remain unsettled on the coast. Officials cite ongoing discussions and potential scheduling changes as the season advances.
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ARMY
Stanford
Okeh
T C U Girls First in Telegraph Meet
The Texas College of University girls track team placed first in the telegraphic meet, defeating multiple rivals. Coach Milde Mors led the squad with standout performances as Texas university officials reported strong showings from the team.
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Tesay Chelan University
Ninte
Texas
T. C. U1
record claims by NAJO players and officials in 12th year
Fragmented OCR describes NAJO record claims by multiple pilots and managers, naming Teo Nagy and Harry Gar among others. It notes alleged attempts to set twelve records, mentions Cleveland Gy Ot and a parade of teams as part of the event.
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Thyre
Gigan Gauss Ani Cele
He Youks
Teo Onrucher
Startatop
Siudones
George Piparas
Lqigena
Willy
Harry Gar
Amerie
Henan
Enim
Cleveland
Twirling Good in Texas Games Tidbits and Scores
A scrambled report on Texas games features Eduston Livis and Lop ak, with several innings tallied by Estrada, Walkup, and Hebert. Wichita Fills Spnekders beat Henumont Exporters 3 to 11, while Spuddor offense and pitching dominate in six ends.
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Mia Associated Tress
Wathiw
Siydee
Huratow
Surengrape TN
Wichita
Henumont Exporters
Bleongtafe
Sleenyeate
Taemb
den Bing
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