Real Reason Cited For Walker Miss Against Greb
Fragmentary report notes a disputed reason for Walker's absence in a bout with Greb. The text references correspondence and possible delays or deferrals affecting Walker's participation and timing.
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes a disputed reason for Walker's absence in a bout with Greb. The text references correspondence and possible delays or deferrals affecting Walker's participation and timing.
Fragmented text shows a baseball scene with mentions of the Grey team the Glouster group and travel to Eastern events. It references Legions and games and a rough timetable with unclear dates and names. The complete facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
The fragment lists Tilden in a context about games on the coast with other names Belize and Atlante. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A fragmented sports blurb mentions Indiana and Purdue amid unclear details. Names and dates are unreadable, with scattered phrases about experts and a proposed call or license related note. The text reads like an OCR mishmash with garbled names and numbers, lacking coherent outcomes.
A rough game between Varsity and Alumni ended with a tight score as both sides scrapped for the win. Key players delivered solid defense and timely baskets, keeping the contest competitive throughout.
The article notes the season ending meet at Muskingum with anticipation for varsity eligibility next semester. It highlights a strong end to the year, mentions specific teams and conference standings, and reflects on mixed results across programs.
A garbled recap shows a baseball game where the Browns edged the Red Sox with a late rally. Scattered phrases indicate a close contest, late-inning action, and a final near-run of scoring plays. The text mentions Mitch, Gritz, and Riders with unclear details due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Harry Wills signing and promoting events, with distorted names and scattered phrases about combatants, places like Toledo, and references to a comedy production. Overall, text is incoherent and untranslated.
Benadum finished third in the final race at Findlay driven by Sy John. The field included Helen Marguesvith Foxweill and Gabe Carmella Stellerene among others, with race details and purse amounts listed for the pacing and trotting events.
Incoherent text fragments describe a dispute or ridicule involving a person named Jacek Dempsey. The passage contains garbled phrases and unclear context with references to a mammoth and a note, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A scrambled set of game notes reports A. C. team defeating Burie 18 to 7 and other brief results. Mentions include Rogers Floriso players and Burton Park matches with scattered team names and partial scores from Thursday.
The text outlines a boxing championship and mentions fighters MeTigue and Petr with scattered references to bouts, judges, and potential outcomes. It lists various teams, venues, and scores in a disorganized OCR fragment, implying a sports summary with uncertain results.
A garbled account centers on a baseball figure described as determined and public favored. It notes strong temperamental play and dedication to team performance while asserting equal respect from the audience.
A standout performer set a Bo Ten mark in the high jump at the annual classic, clearing a height reported as 5 feet 3 and 16/64 inches. The feat drew praise for precision and speed, with medals awarded to the top competitors amid a crowded field.
Colts outfielder MeTigue Gotay returns to lineup as Indians rally with strong hitting. Burns of Indians continues to drive runs, boosting offense in a tight matchup at the park.
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