Indian Team In Better Condition Ahead of Del Rio Clash
The Herlandale Bichechow squad, fresh from a rest, faces a depleted Del Rio High squad at Del Rio in the Main Avenue fray. Coaches Bannis ton and Carson promote their teams as contenders with Brackenridge and Duffs strong on defense. A close, low-scoring contest is forecast as both clubs seek a championship edge.
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Herlandel Bichechow
Brackes
Ridge High
Cucehrs
Melita
Ias Xeck
del Rio Tigh School
Wildcats
del Rio
Harry
Banniston
Hobo
Carson
Ain’ Ee - Main
Busby Behreiner Institute
Duffs
Barlandale
Brackenridge
Jake Wite Bomstz
Northwestern Hosts California Second Team Clash
Evanston reports a game in which Northwestern tests second-stringers as California joins with star QB Hoot uncertain due to a sprained ankle. Coach Bil Spaulding relies on Norman Duncan and tackle Decker while Dick Hanley keeps regulars ready off the sidelines.
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Evanston
Drings Hoot
University of California At
Angelee
Evanston Todostol
Northwestern University Wildcate
Bil Spaulding
Norman Duncan
Talftack Decker
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
California
U. OA Meus
23rd to Lose Gridiron Boss in Hawaii Duty
Lisnt William La Spike Nave, famed gridiron boss and champion of the Twenty-third Infantry, joins regimental leadership for duty in Hawaii. He has received orders and sails February 4 for an indefinite stay in the islands.
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Lisnt
William la
Spike
Pistol Match Sunday At Exposition Range
W J Reid announces a pistol match at the Exposition Range on Sunday with early morning start times. Officials will oversee the event under National initiatives and daily adjustments to schedules.
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Exposition Range
W. J. Reid
Bedi Mt Tha
Yonge
Matey
Cucery
Sauer's Reign Ends in Rough Wresting Show
Hoxh Nichols and George Sauer staged a mixed wrestling card at Exposition Park arena Friday night. Sauer lost to Nichols by decision after a late surge, ending Bauer's reign as champion. Elmer Guthrie defeated Bulldog Triberty in the semi main, while Roberts fought a punishing bout, ending with Roberts tossing his opponent over the ropes. The crowd, damp and chilly, saw uneven action with several falls deciding early before Sauer's offense surged and faded.
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Connelly
Hoxh Nichols
George Sauer
Exposition Park Arena
Sauer
Tex
Nichols
Treferee Lalcote
Falo
Londos Chiniock
Adam’s Apple
R Ealds
Macn
Scott
Seolk
Bauer
Elmer Guthrie
Triberty
Roberts
Woo
Anrel
Dénlecs
Theo
Elwer
Wresel
Tea Pfeiffer
Pat O'Brien
Fred Kimball
Humberto
Borges
Boggs
Grozey
Sichli
To & Ley
Val Teagan
Bill Wilkins
Standall
Johangy Miller
Mielfer
Beotl
Ani
Kent
Lette Creig
Fragmented college football scores and names from a torn page
A jumbled OCR list shows numerous college and team names, scores, and players across many institutions. The fragment includes Georgetown Tulsa North Dakota Indiana Nebraska Missouri Valley Clemson Texas and others with scattered results and incomplete lines.
New Knute Rockne Field Planned in Marine Park
New York to have Knute Rockne Field in Marine Park a giant municipal plan will provide a football gridiron and multiple facilities. The layout includes 20 tennis courts, three hurling fields, eight soccer grids, 43 tennis courts, six hockey fields, a golf course, and a 100 mile perimeter fence, with a grandstand and surrounding amenities. States James D Browne, park commissioner, the project aims to honor Knute Rockne and transform the park into a major city sports complex.
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New Lork
Burns Floors Three Times In Canton Bout
In Canton on October 17 Chuck Thorne of San Antonio knocked Patsy Peroni with a quick flurry, then hit three solid blows in the later rounds. Peroni was shaken in the second, eighth, and ninth rounds before Thorne sealed the rout with decisive blows to win the heavy heavyweight matchup.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Pat O'Bean
Dublin
Elles
Dielen
Bede Aspother
Halldoc Roberts
Baton Rouge
Elmér Gothvie
Jet
Guthirie
Merle
Eble
Moston
Hal Beet
Richels
He ‘Atak Begs
Alano Helchts
Jack Mamberte
Remberis
Jer Braver
Bowen
Burns
Canton
Ohio
Chuck Thorne
San Antonio
Texas
Patsy Peroni
Lgbr
Sdrna
Unclear high school meet results with multiple names
The article lists numerous athletes and results from a meet, including names such as Karl Poisilo and Ceuige Phaedra, with scores and placements scattered. It references teams and venues in a fragmented OCR format and notes several defeats and fouls.
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Pay
Omaha
FAO
Uhrefen
Chivasy
Amonde
Karl Poisilo
Cotcnas
Eiven Laan
Reniths
Chvago
H Keeinke
Leemany
Ghren
Tink
Tish
Traviscaure
Phaedra
Alamo Heights Juniors Lose Hard Fought Friday Game
Alamo Heights Juniors suffered a defeat as Gerrard’s team mounted a strong offense with touchdowns and a late rally. The game featured momentum shifts with several key plays, while the hosts struggled to close the gap and convert opportunities.
Ancient Berber goat herding seen in Argan tree runways
Reading notes trace a long history of goats in Berber regions with their domestication and ascent into argan trees. The piece links animal mobility to ancient customs, while a side column reviews Rev. F. W. Galpin’s display of a thousand instruments and remarks on old and modern lutes and curiosities.
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Moroto
FW. Galpin
Reaper Claims Murphy Great Baseball Figure
CHICAGO January 17 Charles Webb Murphy former owner of the Chicago Cubs died at his home aged 63. He boasted he ran a shoestring into a million during an eight year reign that saw two world championships in 1907 and 1908 and four national league titles. Murphy began in Cincinnati and later joined the New York Giants as publicity director. He helped fund the Cubs purchase by Taft for 75000, then led a storm of controversy after Chance era. He also owned a baseball club in Philadelphia and other holdings.
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Chicago
Charles Webb Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Jeau
Ate Seslerins
Cubs
Exerete
Chance” Uzya
Ele
Aport
Ani
Biz Carrer Nna Aporte
Riter
Cincinnat
Murphy
Uhio
New York Giants
Giants
Charles VD
Taft
Formre
Ube
Chante
Jahne
Hank O'Day
Evers
Murphy Wan
Sut
Philadelphia
Fional
Wilmingt
Wilitin
Veteran Stagg Honored By Chicago And Yale Alike
Chicago October edition notes veteran Stagg is celebrated as a longtime builder of youth at the University of Chicago. He received tributes from Yale and Chicago leaders at a banquet, praising his influence and longevity in education. The article also mentions the Franklin Square Tigers and Laredo Tizers game set for Sunday at 1 o'clock.
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Stagg
Chicago
Yale
Alunea
University of Chicago
Mtu
Dor. Wallt
Th. Hebert Masnoril
Chitaga
Himab
Economy to Be Discussed by Balloon League Meeting
In Pallas Texas, the Ball NEN economy talks centered on an annual fall meeting. President J Alvin Gardier anticipated a harmonious session with plans to discuss salaries for players and potential admission price changes for Texas league games. Independent clubs consider curbing player traffic between the smaller league and major leagues amid possible Wichita Falls and Houston movements.
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Ppallas
Tessy Tengue Cluhoners
Tralny
Tomorcve
Presient
J. Alvin Gardier
Faerie
Houston
Leaumont
Wichita Falla
Iidney
Stannin Browne
PA Pasa
Sory
Daniel Baker Romps Over West Texans
Daniel Baker dominated West Texans with a decisive 40 to 19 victory. The home team opened strong, mounting a series of drives and scoring early, while defensive stops limited the visitors to a sluggish first half. In the third and fourth periods, Daniel Baker extended the lead with improved offense and three late touchdowns.
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Daniel Baker
West Texans
Canxon
Clann
Perna
Vollese Wallnoen
Riverhe
Piro
Wakeraten
Army Seeks Revenge On Harvard In College Rivalry
A rambling 1920s style sports preview reports Army and Harvard meeting in football with rhetoric on pride, past clashes, and expectations. It notes West Point fans, coach Eddie Caney, and plans for a large crowd in New York City and surrounding games including Dartmouth, Columbia, Fordham, and Rutgers as part of a busy season.
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Frank .G. Menke
N.B
Harvard
Lang
Banyen
Sean
Carvard
Eddie Caney
Soncinin
Army
Nogsers
Mill
Flurrard
Tinevard
Danklell
Lecayse
Erickard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Baker Geld
Mtmouth
Col Iambin
Deen
Fordham
West Virginia
Towton College
Nat
N. Y
Rutgers
Manhattan
Colgate de Uamilina
N.Y
Princeton
Cornell
Uhacu
Lil
Fragmented Fight Results Show Mixed Attributed Names
OCR fragment lists numerous fighter names and places with unclear attributions. The garbled text mentions Mary MaliSiwe, Vince Dundee, Billy, Chicago, Canton, Cleveland, and several other scattered locations and individuals, reflecting a corrupted sports results snippet without a coherent event summary.
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Associated Prengy
Christo
Framble
Meek
Mary MaliSiwe
Kenoaha
Wie
Sie Vork
Billy Sowmrens
Vancaster
Pearls Wather
Trenton
J. dix
Vince Dundee
Falitinate
Woppen
Wally Eelene
New Corks
Canton
Ohio
Patey Leeront
Clevel Iand
Jilinar Maunters
Fiung Cen
Salpalnlad
Ehnne Tambariin
Sulwankee
My Tarde
Tinamon Kuguers
Cube
Cuipalnred Sorreper
Manteo
Tay
Ban Venero
Fingto Leonara
Prance
Bledleon Fe
Bellinham
Trai
Blehend
Aanin “Smanica
Jenk Aerer Rege
Tmee Selphie
Drew
Desa
Charle
Alapred
Bobly W
Irera
Aera Fale
Padie Haker
Latonia hosts Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes for two-year-olds
Latonia Kentucky hosts the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes over a half mile with eleven starters headed by Mead Promont and Air Prot from Walter J. Balmon. The event, valued near 25000 to the winner, marks the race moving from Churchill Downs to Latonia with entry from Eastern contenders including Byzantine and Cloth of Whitney stable entries and Kan a0 Mahert among others.
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Latonia
Kentucky
Lol
Atakes
Kakapog
Datonia
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Mead
Walter J. Balmon
Whitney Atable
Louisville Hinan to Lead Taulaville Americian Association Uni
Louisville Oct. 17 Hruno Deizel former manager of the Canadian American association club Selerdas is ready to take duties as manager of the Taulaville American Association unit following appointment Fri ag.
Army Captures First Harvard Game Hat Tradition Returns
Army officers recall the first Harvard game when funds were raised by passing the hat, raising bond money for Orlewson’s expenses and a loving cup souvenir. Today the Army reassembles, playing Harvard for the first time since 1905, expecting gate receipts near $100,000 and a historic clash at home.
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Army
Harvard
Orlewson
Purchase & Loving
Hadtard
Pridiron
Jed Wy Hunt
Kadir Casey
Wood
Hudsos
Tasipe
Acthr
Brackenridge Eagles Triumph In Gridiron Clash At Kerrville
Brackenridge High defeated Tivy 26 to 20 in a hard fought Kerrville game Friday afternoon. Key plays featured Spur Melugin passing and running, Fenner scoring on a 20 yard run, and Doerr returning an interception 20 yards for a TD. Brackenridge nurved ahead in the second half as Melugin connected with Cheek for a TD and Fenner added scoring runs, while Tivy’s drives were hindered by pressure and injuries to Bender and others.
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Oenior High
Niall
Gerard's
Gerard’ Coplai
Hook
Tardall Tye
Holly
Ogive Brackenridge High
Tivy Migh
Kerrville
Cantain
Spur" Meluzin
Ted
Raik
Heetc
Hale
Melogin
Denner
Big Fenner
Jettemt
Soore Altoy
Doerr
Abneac Lligh
Sinre
Ivy Ars
Bnal
Keeling
Brwilderrl Heackenridge Nleven
Lrne
Opain
Melugin
Milter
Balves
Caverell
Tivy
Benner
Keorin
Galwarn
Trudi Jones
Mirella
Jonex
Jeft Uickle
Slnruin Apun
Cheek
Mort
Hayles
Atntlers
Martin
Smeluzin
Morty
Pigakin
Ani Melugii
Tosseil
Fenner
Tinby
Staciin
Tire
Molugin
Ley
Twe
Draperate
Raine
Eagles
Mrbekenridge
Victor Weer
Dismuker
Wil Passea
Jill
Wax Ree
Abeo'x
Bhi Lorsbere
Niceo
McMillan
Von
Hanor
Varner Siniler
Haber
Sars
Kene
Wélefach
Finarl
Atsernaneey
Dew Thy
Picea
Abreo
Greek Ring Champ Arrives for Match Hunt in Chicago
The boxing champion arrives in Chicago seeking action and titles. Local reports say the youngster has dominated recent bouts, winning four straight Kurabe rounds with steady, long, precise technique. Fans expect a strong show as he pursues further accolades.
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Chigagg
Cortas Vania
Creek Maitateneighe
Ublenge
Tofay
Trable
Beitler
Kurabe
Roe
Dave
Long
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