Many Records Lowered This Season At Intercollegiate Meet
The piece reports widespread record reductions at the Intercollegiate championships with performances by Pennsylvanian, Chicago, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Cornell athletes. Key events include sprints, distance races, and field events, with notable marks and close results across the 56th annual meet held in Cambridge and Evanston, highlighting new times, distances, and the triumphs of several schools.
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Lon Verloun Association
Murray
California
Biemond
Minty
Wisnon- Ain
Banl
Mille
Puelfe
Ramos
Casabridge
Chicago
Western University
Eames
Smith
Michigan
Dake
Wiscoieig
Moore
Pringeton
Wisconsin
Meredith
Posgsylvania
Dinwund
Axunda
Cambridge
Scott
Mikhoul
Mente
Simpson
Missouri
Wh Iutiloe Sa Ld
Vela
Clnad Iy Bar
Paher
Worthingtom
Dartmouth
Broad
Ted Incl
Fugue
Alinoix
Foss
Cornell
Gildorulesve
Califorsita
Intern
Wester Kammer
Luehon
Cattfornia
Winconsin
Inchon
Boston Breaks St Louis Streak in Ten Inning Win
Boston battled St Louis to a 4 to 2 ten inning victory snapping the Cardinals winning streak. Walker contributed a key run and when Bent delivered, the team mounted late offense. Jotte and McNally anchored the bullpen as Boston left with the win.
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Ss Donocierea Ensnn
Leonard
May
Thorman
Cady
Crogen
Wellinen
Shapeman
Severna
Cleveland Nips Phillies In Opening Series Showdown
Cleveland tops Philadelphia 3 to 1 as pitchers Sheehan and Crowell master the early game. Speaker of Cleveland homered in five at bats, driving in two runs and scoring twice. Final score Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 1. Batteries: Slicehas Crowell Wyck.
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Fe Nepociaren
Myae
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Crowell
Speaker
Undefinable Upset Highlights Year of Kwolw Football
The article names Orey Clark and Harold Vogue as standout players for Kwolw's football team. It notes Clark's unmatched past season performance, and Harold Vogue's role as a top runner. The piece praises their speed, skill, and record-setting moments while acknowledging broader team efforts and upcoming departures.
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Orey Clark
Harold Vogue
Aly
Stare
University of Kwolw
Seuly
Clark
Alls
Fiinnte Annale
Enoily
Rhung
West Virginia Track Team to Compete at Pittsburgh Meet
Director G. E. Pyle announced West Virginia University will send a varsity track team to the Pittsburgh Press meet at Forbes Field on June 17. Travel costs are borne by the university and donors, with some student and private support. Rowley, Anderson, Morgan, Trotter, Freutel lead a squad with Gerald De Forest and others. events include mile relay, half mile relay, sprints, hurdles, high jump, long jump, pole vault, and hammer throw.
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G. E. Pyle
Pitteburg
Forbes Feld
Amateur Athletic Union
West Virginia
Pitaburk
Nenter Claus
Winters Pennsylvania
Ted Meredith
Trioun Pont
Hhore
Rowley
Anderson
GriMth
Morgan
Trotter
Din- Forest
Freutel
Briers
Steven- Ron
Newman
Pittsburg
de Forest
Kriem
Pole Vavit
Bloomers Travel to Meet World Famous Bloomer Girls
The Bloomer Girls, arriving charity Saturday evening, prepared for an afternoon route. Manager Sackett announced Saturday night lineup featuring Davin, Beld, Texter, Walhame, Lazenby, Disel, Head, Carne, Johnson, Cunningham, and Captain Sackett with Whitney slated to pitch again.
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Norwood
Ray Chapman Returns to Indians Lineup After Injury
Ray Chapman is back with the Cleveland Indians and will appear daily in the lineup following a knee injury that sidelined him for over a month. The article notes the crowd's cheer and his impact on team pep as Chicago Cubs defeated New York 1 to 0 with Flach driving in the only run.
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Ray Chapman
Chapman
Wainharanss
Indians
Ray
Adda
King Run Chi V2 Defeats Washington In Close Ninth
In a tense ninth inning duel, Chicago defeats Washington 2 to 1. With bases loaded, Dumont forced in the winning run by hitting Weaver, bringing Schalk home. Harper, Shaw, Dumont and Williams contributed offensively as Wolfgan and Harper pitched well for Chicago. Washington offense shows a late surge but falls short.
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Washington
Dumont
Weaver
Schalk
Wolfgan
Harper
Beare
Chicago
Shaw
Williams
Gang
Wilson's Double Defeats Brooklyn in fourteen innings
In Brooklyn on June 10, St Louis edged the Brooklyn team in fourteen innings by 2 to 2. With one out in the fourteenth, Smith sacrificed, Miller singled, and Harney walked, loading the bases before Wilson delivered a game winning double driving in Smith and Sillerholm. Dell and Mayers were pivotal in earlier plays.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Xecoundyee
Third Game of Series Hangs on Monday at Morgantown
The piece discusses West Virginia and Wesleyan football rivalry, noting the looming Monday game in Morgantown. It asserts West Virginia’s strong position, Wesleyan’s struggle, and the broader context of intercollegiate competition, with expectations of future development and renewed rivalry.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Japanese Racquet Stars Come to Tourney
A garbled report notes upcoming Japanese racquet stars in a national lawn tennis event. The text mentions players in trains and eligibility rules, with damaged passages about selection and replacement for active duty.
Japanese players set for American tennis nationals tour
Kumagal and Mikami from Japan prepare to compete in the United States national championships, touring major cities including Los Angeles and New York. The pair, noted for strong serves and forehand speed, are prioritized to challenge U.S. champions and doubles rivals as they begin a summer circuit on foreign soil.
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Kant
Praviier
Forrest
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Keio
Eliha
Atchme
Offars
Hau Vrandes
Los Angeles
Chicago
Intetire
New York
Kimagal
Mikami
Pao
Japan
Kumagal
Mikem
United
tSiatem
Kalo Calyeralty
Odlla Mottrell Ti
William Johnatas
America
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Navever
Luuneng
Manin
Chain of the Orient
Dold
Clarence Griffin
Iimber
Blazen
Tnal
Renaon
Ward Dawson
Tom
Sailod
Mike
Sriffa
Dawson
United States
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Deuos
Ue Nonsom
Griffin
Normas Williams
Chars
Rug Futtrell
Wat Johnston
Komagal
Atikamwil
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Ursien
Tennio T
Es Terment
Baseball Scores Report With Confused Scan notes
Erratic OCR recounts MLB scores including Brooklyn 2 New York 1 and Chicago Philadelphia results with weather notes. Mentions western teams and unclear city names while incomplete about dates or teams.
Record of 1930s baseball results and schedule
In the American League results Cleveland routed Philadelphia 10 to 1 while Chicago beat Washington 3 to 1. Boston won 4 to 2 over Detroit, New York and Detroit rain postponed games. Tomorrow Washington visits Chicago Boston plays Louie New York hosts Detroit Philadelphia goes to Cheyiland.
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Verri Pita
Westerday
Heruics
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Louin
Detroit
Chicaxy
Louie
Cheyiland
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George Burns
Fie
Two Men Fined In Local Magistrates Court
George Coffini and Jaen er faced charges in a Saturday evening hearing. Coffini was fined 25 and costs after confessing to a contested crime. Jaen er also disputed the case and was fined 25 and costs upon judgment in the same court.
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George Coffini
Criminsa Court
Selibat
Jaener
Bond Ruling in Liquor Violation Case
Ernest Pierce Give Bond on liquor violation charges posted $800 to appear in criminal court. He was remanded from custody after appearance on the day of the chicane 18 call.
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Ernest Pierce
Martha Eitan’s Daughter Quing Recovers From Measles
Word reaches that Quing, daughter of Ma and Tam, who has suffered measles, shows improvement. Friends and family share relief as her health begins to stabilize during this illness.
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Martha Eitan
Qhinn
Tam Quing
Body Identified in Distressed Steamer Case
Seamen identify the body as Lou Blair, master of the distressed steamer Gam, amid a hullabaloo over the wreck. The discovery confirms the fatality in the disaster and local authorities begin formal investigations.
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Buntington
Cotetain
Lou Blair
Gam
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