Cochet Edges Allison To Reach Final At Forest Hills
In a lengthy semifinal at Forest Hills Henri Cochet of France defeated Wilmer Allison of Texas after a grueling five set match finishing 7-5 in the final set to advance to the national championship final. Ellsworth Vines, the defending champion from Pasadena, won his semifinal in straight sets to book a final against Cochet or Allison, with Vines later awaiting the outcome of the Cochet Allison match.
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Forest Hills
Henri
Cochet
Witmer Aliso
Texan
Priday
Esworth Vines
Affernoyn
United States
Marcel Berhard
Allison
Non
Frankie Parker
Milwaukes
Andy Ong Pol
Ocuhos
Plar
Occhet
Godin
Ellsworth
Vinca
Vines
Henri Cochet
Francs
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Alison
Iple
Coches W
Allixon
Sheer &Peed
Eriowoud
Sutler
Sutter
Freeland Named Palestine High Football Coach
F. V. Freeland was appointed head football coach at Palestine High School succeeding the late M. Fr. Bachiel. Freeland previously served as an assistant to Ray Morrison at Southern Methodial University and coached at Tunnel Baker College Avalin College Texas Tech and several West schools. His home is Brownmand.
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Freeland
Palestine High
Palestine
Texas
F. VY
Palestine High School
M. Fr. Bachiel
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodial University
Thissves
Tunnel Baker College
Avalin College
Texas ‘Tech
West
Brownmand
Canzoneri Petrolle Lightweight Title Set for November 4
The lightweight championship bout between Tony Canzoneri and Billy Petrolle is scheduled for November 4 at Madison Square Garden. Petrolle’s previous bout was postponed after an elbow injury during training.
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Canzoneri
English Net Stars Again Reach Final
Mia Pittman Elsie Coldance Pittman and Joan Ridley reach the Middle Bales women s final in the Shorpshire championships. The trio advanced with strong play as they bid for the title in Philadelphia details indicate Pittman won the semifinal.
120 Mile Bridge Across Flandera and Historic Flood Tide
The text recounts a 120 mile bridge linked to the East Unwilling episode amid the Mest battle of Xpres, October 18 to November 0, 114, detailing Allied retreat toward Dixmude, German pursuit, and Allied use of a long pontoon bridge to reconnect fronts. It also notes Edison’s clock and a fashion feature on coordinated ensembles and tailored coats with varied styling options.
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Flandera
Xpres
Dixmude
North Sea
Three In Lead At Glen Falls Open Golf Meet
Glen Falls Country Club opens the Glen Falls open with 36 holes remaining. Denny Shits Tony Manero and Wille Macfarlane lead at 42s while many contenders trail, including Turnesa and Golden at 143.5 and Jurada, Rungin, Hackney, Turnesa, Serafin at 146. Bracketed by Mehlhorn and Parrella at 147.
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Glens Falls Country Club
Denny Shits
Tony Manero
Wille
Macfarlane
Jeaders
Mike Turnesa
John Golden
Paul Rungin
José Jurada
Jurada
Clarence, Hackney
Atlantic City
Phil Turnesa
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Mehlhoyn
Parrell
Tacalmson
Fort Clark Polo Team Beats Second Artillery at Port Clark
Fort Clark's polo players defeated the Second Artillery Brigade by goal at Port Clark on July 30. Fort Clark's lineup included Lieut. C. L. and Lieut. A. K. Hamman, Capt. Burgess, and Capt. Stafford, with Fort Sam Houston fielding Lieut. Hilk and Linut G. I. Owen, R. A. Walker, Capt. Smith, and others. Team total recorded as eight.
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Fort Clark
Second Artillery Brigade
Port Clark
Harbord
A. K. Hamman
Burgess
Stafford
Fort Sam Houston
Hilk U0
Linut
G. I
Owane
Lint
R. A. Walker
Capt. Smith Ire
Winter Leaguers Rearrange Ga Two Games
Winter League action at Texas Military Institute diamond. Bumbay, Th Chien Blearn and Good Mote set for the first game while the Obie clinches with Rayier Shyne mill. WU Lakeview diamond hosts the Dalymen vs Hamyapo Store matchup in the later game.
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Texas
Iw WU
Lakeview Diamond
Demon Gndsey to Face Billy Bawards in Future Title Fight
The article reports that Demon Gndsey plans a future bout with Billy Bawards as Bob Drawn of Memphis loses to Alvin Brit. In the semi feature Brown wins decisively 1a 2:20 while Brith rallies to claim the next victory. Poxy Stevens returns and draws with Jent Olson. Sol Schinenel 942 defeats Paul Hanabook 228. Officials Morrisay and Sentl oversee preliminaries as Tiny Gordon greets the main event.
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Toateh
Billy Bawards
Bob Drawn
Memphis
Gydore Fox
Alvin Brit
Brown
Brith
Poxy Stevens
Jent Olson Condol
Sol
Schinenel
Paul Hanabook
Aix
DA Morrisay
Hal Sentl
Polo final reshuffled as Smith injures for Greentree
The national open polo championship at Westbury sees Greentree and Templeton reach the final after upset wins. Cecil Smith of Texas injures, forcing Erle Tyrell-Martin to step in for Greentree, with Whitney Balding and Williams leading the lineup. Templeton defeats Aurora in overtime to advance.
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Westbury
Wits
Jock Whitney
Greentree
Winston Guest
Templetons
Tommy Hitchcock
Sands Point
Capt. GT
1 Roark
Aurora
Harold Talbot
Eastcotts
Luddie Sanforg
Huricanes
Templeton
Winston
Raymond Gueut
Stewart Taglenké
Michael Phipps
Yale
Coast Football Practice Opens for PCC 1922 Season
Football practice starts today on the Pacific Coast Conference campuses for the 1922 season. Southern California is favored to win the mythical national title, with California, Washington State, and Oregon among likely contenders. Oregon, under new coach Prink Callison, is viewed as a dark horse.
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Coast
Ban Francisco
University of Southern California
Yenters
University of California
Washington State
Oregon
Spears
Prince
Prink
Calllson
Chattanooga Keeps Lead In Southern League Title Race
Chattanooga Lookouts stretched their two game advantage by routing the Knoxville Smokies 12 to 4 while Memphis edged the New Orleans Pelicans 12 to 1. The Chattanooga Knoxville game, played under Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis oversight, remains protested and could affect final standings as the season ends Sunday.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Chattanooga Lonkoute
Knoxville Smokies
Memphia
New Orleans Pelicans
Onclaw Mountain Landis
Lookouts
Chicks
Unclear OCR Bowling Catalog Notes and Prices
Fragmented OCR text appears to be a bowling related catalog or advertisement. It mentions Duncan, Mechs, prices, items like patterns and sewing, and references to household fees. The legible pieces suggest a catalog page with names, divisions, and pricing, but the content is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
World Series Seat Prices To Stay Up
World Series seat prices remain fixed at 6.60 for box seats 6.80 for reserved grandstand sweats 3.50 for general grand stand admisstong and 1.10 for bleachers The series opens September 28 in New York with games scheduled for September 28 29 and October 1 and 3 If Chicago wins the Cubs will host games later with possible dates September 30 and October 1 2 and 7 including a potential seventh game in the American League city
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New York
General Grandstead
Cily
Chiles
Cubs
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Series Record Mob Possible in 1892 World Series
New York reports potential world series records for attendance and gate receipts if Yankees meet Cubs. Stadiums Max gates cited for Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field could push total attendance beyond 495000 and receipts over 1500000 in a seven game series. Also lists tentative player eligibles for both clubs and notes jockey Tom Wade’s death from Belmont Park injuries.
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New York
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Atendance
Yankees
Wrigley Field
Cubs
St. Loui Cardinals
Landis
Yankee
Joe McCareny
Jimmy Burke
Arthur Fletener
Sre
John Allen
Walter Brown
Charles Devens
Vernon Gomez
Doniel MacFayden
Willy Moore
Herbert Pennock
George Pipgras
Charles Ruffin
Guy Busy
Burleigh Grimes
Leroy Hermann
Frank May
Perce Malone
Charles
Root
Robert
Smith
Lyle ‘Tinning
Lon Warneke
Charles Hartnett
Ralston Hemsley
J. W. Taylor
Llwood English
Charles Grinim
Stanley Hack
William Herman
William Burges
Mark Koenig
Infield
Ers
Hazen Chyler
Frank Demaree
Marvin Gudat
John Moore
Riggs Stephenson
Outfiekders
Brackenridge High to Install Lighting at Eagle Field
Brackenridge athletic dept plans 60 000 watt lighting at Eagle Field adjacent to Page Junior High. 10 poles with 40 bulbs will illuminate the field, boosting capacity near 12 000 with a new baseball diamond planned. $2 290 from athletic funds funds the project without cost to the school system. Colleges will be invited to use Eagle Field for events.
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Ewgle
Brackenridge Bly
Page Junior High
Yorkshire and
Berkshire Avenues
Brackenridge
Wiles
Ead
Claude Kellam
Austin
San Marcos
Denton
Commerce
Huntsville
Copsch Kellam
Old League Park
Eagle Field
Focal
Sunshine Specials Play at Pleasanton
Sunshine Spelkns of Sunan tonio travel to Pleasanton for Sunday baseball against the Cubs. Lefty Vogel aims for a second win over the Royals. Pleasanton plans two more games Sunday and seeks strong outfits for September 18 and 24. Manager Nat Buck can be contacted for bookings. Farr er, Hunt or Billnetzer will pitch with Nick Williams catching.
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Sunshine
Pleasanton Pleasanton
Texas
Sunantonio
Pleasanton Cubs
Lefty Vogel
Royals
Pleasanton’s Beans
Nat Buck
Pleasanton
Farrer
Hunt
Billnetzer
Nick Williams
Dirt Track Race Sets U.S. Dirt Champion Title
Detroit news reports a one mile dirt track race at the state fair grounds to decide the national title. Twenty-two drivers compete for the 120 point stake in the A A A event amid rain postponement, with contenders including Howdy Wilcoz and Bill Allard aiming for a shot at Indianapolis winner Ed Frame.
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Detroit
State Fair Grounds
Indiaapolia
Hob Carey
Khota
Howdy Wilcoz
BO Polite
Billy Allald
May Yet Cop Parish Laurels In State Series
San Antonio aims to win the State baseball championship of the Parish Athletic federation. After a semi final loss to Houston, Saint Fernando Cardinels represent San Antonio and face Holy Name Elul of Fort Worth, conqueror of Dallas, in a single game Saturday at 4 30 and a Sunday double header at 2, all on Public Service diamond. Umpires Tad Wetherell and Ernie Meyer. Admission 10 and 25 cents.
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San Antonia
Parish Athletic Federation
Houston
Une San Fernudo Cardinels
Holy Name Elul
Fort Worth
Dallas
Iin Sevies
Tad Wetherell
Erne Meyer
Redburn Tops Class A in San Antonio County Championship
Bob Redburn wins Class A honors in the all around tests among San Antonio County club youngsters in a summer PE course led by Jack Tolar. He defeats Jean McLane in tennis 4-6 6-2 8-0 to boost his score to 338, while the leader holds 422 points and McLane seeks Class B revenge as Jack McLane trails by seven points.
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Bob Redburn
San Antonio
Jack Tolar
Redburn
Jean McLane
McLane
Jack McLane
Max Redburn
Jack
Nay
Witck
Nia
Eleanor Holm Sets New Mark In Final Race
Eleanor Holm, the New York swimmer entering films, clocked 2 minutes 67.8 seconds in the 220-yard backstroke to set a new world record at the AAU championships. Katharine Rawls defended her 220-yard breaststroke title, while Jennie Cramer won the 11-meter freestyle as the meet featured Holm’s transition toward professional work and Olympic plans.
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Tempe
Aziz
Eleanor Holm
New York
Katharine Rawls
Fort. Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Rais
Hielene Madison
Seattle
Jennie Cramer
Hollywood
Miss Madison
Miss Rawls
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