Jones, Hagen, Sarazen in 1930 US Open talk at Interlochen
NEA Service sport editor William Braucher outlines buzzing talk of Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, and Gene Sarazen as contenders for the 1930 US Open. Walter appears to have revived form in Australia and hints at plans upon return, while Sarazen and Hagen loom as strong challengers with talk of preparation and potential surprise.
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Henthi
Interlochen
Bobby Jones
Alter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Mr Jones
Almnsir Walter
Australia
Joe Kirkusond
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Minneapolis
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Tatiana Orn
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Hesston
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Hack
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Sararen
Det
Mngers Triumph Over Indians In Detroit Display
Mangers defeated the Indians at Avin Field Detroit as the Tigers built a big fourth inning. Lowell and Hodapp contributed with key hits while Fok and Gehire aided the rally. Reeds started the late surge with a triple, Morgin and Leeds plated runs, and the comeback extended into a high-scoring sequence before final outs.
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Detroit
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Indians
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Herr
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Tigers
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Hayworth
Hoget
Gehire
HMeling Welcomed by Thousands on Return Home
Berlin reports a joyous homecoming as HMeling arrives by air to a crowd of over 5 900, greeted by his mother and brother. He thanks supporters and says he hopes to meet the heavyweight champion in a return bout. The event follows his recent victory amid heavy local excitement.
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Aaseling
Aira
Germin
Bremerhaven
Bremen
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Buchon
North North Africa
Tropics
Lider
Ford
Diamond results from scattered college meets and races
Fragmented, OCR rough report shows various American Association results including Columbus, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Boston entries, with inconsistent spellings. It lists placements like 8 and 1, and mentions teams such as The Band and Brooklvia. Names and cities appear garbled and require reconciliation for a clear event summary.
ITY Aquatic Stars Organize Swimming Team
ITY Aquatic Stars form a swimming squad to compete at a county meet. The event featured top finishers including Ralph Granper Hansson and John Violet in freestyle and relay races, with multiple athletes securing first prizes across varied stroke events.
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ITY Aquatic Stars
Creslat
Walt Linas
Mint
Ralph Granper Hansson
Curry
Phinger
John Violet
Paul Ferry
Wadita
Envents
Wan Leh
Stella Walsh Sets Records At Dallas Meet
Stella Walsh of the New York Central led a Dallas meet showing, breaking world marks. She won the 100 yard dash in 11.1 seconds, then the 220 yard dash in 26.4 seconds and joined the broad jump at 19 feet 4 inches, highlighting a night of standout performances.
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TATLA
Cordy
Dillan
Stelly Walsh
New York Central
Paves
Cleves
St Demekeon
Bal Ing
Iesis
Mies Wale
Phillies Sink Before Braves in Doubleheader
In the first game Boston bites with Frases delivering 17 hits as the Phillies fall to 17 to 0 in 17 innings and Cantwell pitching for Cantwell leads the visitors to a 7 to 4 win. Wally Berger belts his second home run of the season as Kier drives in a pair for Philadelphia.
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Philies Sink
Fhepmine
Boston
Che Frases
Cantwell Ui Brandt
Wally Berger
Chuck Kier
Pirates Rally Past Cubs In Wild Pitt Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 12 to 1 at Orbis Field as Larry Trench and Fran mark struggled on defense. The Cubs made errors in the third inning, while Pittsburgh tallied runs in the fourth inning and beyond to cruise to the victory.
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Pitttsburgh Pirates
Larry Trench
Unclear Practice Start Prompts From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled practice start notes with scattered words. No clear names or events emerge. content lacks coherent actions, dates, or entities to summarize meaningfully.
Ray Glo Team Set To Clash With Maple Barbers Nine
Two undefeated squads meet Monday in the twilight league title race. Ray Glo lines up against Maple Barbers in what promises to be a lively summer baseball contest with both teams showing strong hitting and deep pitching waves.
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Maple Barbers
Ray Glo
Ohev
Mehimles
Fras
Gibson Wins Golf Tourney
A golfer named Gibson clinched the tournament in a decisive victory. The event featured multiple competitors with notable performances, including Drake and Paty among the contenders, though Gibson stood out with the winning score and final lead.
Peckinpaugh Lamented by Alva Bradley
Fragmented text shows Peckinpaugh praised by Alva Bradley amid garbled OCR. Mentions weather, family, sports notes, and scattered names. Core implication centers on Peckinpaugh being lauded by Bradley in a news snippet with unclear surrounding context.
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Peckinpaugh
Alva Bradley
Unclear racing and match notes with scattered names
The fragmentary text lists various athletes, events, and places in a chaotic OCR transcript. It mentions a final round, multiple individuals, and tropical or regional contexts, but the exact events, outcomes, dates, and participants are unreadable and mixed.
Robins Removed From First Place After Rift
A chaotic moment shuffles the standings as the Robins lose top spot. Cal Botiel delivers a sharp hit while Tachson crushes a homer, skewing the game and allowing rivals to surge ahead.
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Robins
Cal Botiel
Ty Tachson
Pigs Triumph as Teague Leads Tigers in Big Showdown
In a high scoring clash Teague powered the Tigers past the Pigs, loading the offense early and driving Alo from the mound by the fifth inning. Crooklyn rallied as the Chants kept pressure on, while the Nation's Lite champions faced a tough, errorful game with limited late offense.
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Crooklyn Rat
Trench
Alo
Baler
Onis
Comiskia Park Catch Signals City Series Clash
Confusing OCR notes describe a third inning incident at Comiskia Park. Foy IUP Lie Whie Seema Votsa Ina ro over fhe St Jan teowns in the third and tional cay. Goose Cassins homered once as the crowd watched a tense finish.
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Alta
Happy Boy Se Stehl Spectral Tohna Rob ATG
A jumble of fragmented OCR text mentions a boy named Stehl, a son of Wer Amt Urs, and references to a family, a king, and a game. The readable parts are unclear and do not form a coherent news item or event with verifiable details. The piece appears as damaged notation without a clear narrative or attributable entities.
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Tohna
Ando Britdon
William
Eben
Wetdooey
Yuabs
Senators Beat Yankees in Three to Nothing Win
In a decisive game the Senators defeated the Yankees with a 3 to 0 score. Pitcher strong control limited the Yankees offense as the Senators seized the early lead and maintained it through the final inning.
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Senators
Yankees
Athena Terriers Edge Chevies In Twilight Thriller
In a tense twilight clash, the Athena Terriers narrowly defeated the Chevies. Sherrod sparkled with key moves as both teams battled for control, with late performances deciding the winner in a hard fought finish.
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Athena
Quincy Crew at Weins Regatta in Three States
Readable fragments indicate a rowing event named Quincy Crew Wiens Regatta with multiple teams and participants. The text mentions Wests, SP bonne, and various placeholders, suggesting a local regatta with crews from Quincy and nearby clubs and uncertain outcomes.
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Dts
Eyataey Sa
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