Players, managers, and clubs shown in scattered notes
A collage of baseball and sports references notes players like Fred, Moore, O'Dea, and Pettit, managers such as Bill Terry, and teams including the Yankees, Giants, and Cardinals. It mentions trades, signings, and aging stars, with hints of upcoming seasons and League actions. several lines touch on golf, polo, and other sports figures.
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Fred
Jants
Quigley
Bill Terry
Ford Frick
Moore Louis
Eagles
James J. Collins
Buffalo
Iig
Jimce
Jack Lovelock
Ken O'Dea
Louis Cardinals
Pat Malone
Yankees
Jack O'Connell
Tom Judge
al Acerno
Andy Dorn
al Barnet
Washington
Long John Ball
New York
Ely
Klein
Chicago
Chapman
Felder
Ike van Mungo
Pittsburgh
Guily
All Southern Association
Landis
Y O'Connell
New York Giant
Joe Brown
Boston Braves
Monte
St. As
John Whitehead
House of David
WSS
All Star Game Upsets as Americans Top Nationals 4-1 in Cleveland
The American League defeated the National League 4 to 1 before 69,812 in Cleveland Stadium. Lefty Gomez and Mel Harder teamed for the win while Frank Frisch faced criticism for starting Bill Walker over Hal Schumacher. Foxx homered for the Americans as Gomez and Harder shut down Nationals' bats.
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Lefty Gomez
Mel Harder
Frankie Frisch
Foxx
Gehringer
Nationals
New York Giants
Cleveland Stadium
Chicago
Frank Frisch
Bill Walker
Hal Schumacher
Walker
Jimmy Foxx
Schumacher
Prince Hal
van Mungo
Frisch
Dizzy Dean
Paul Derringer
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Gomez
Boston
National Players’ Association
Radcliff All Stars Triumph 7-6 Over McArthur Red Birds
The Radcliff All Stars defeated the McArthur Red Birds 7 to 6 in a thrilling Sunday ballgame at the Radcliff ballpark. Radcliff remains the top team in Vinton County baseball with the win.
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Vinton All-Stars
McArthur
Radcliff
Radcliff All Stars
Vinton County
All Stars
McArthur Red Birds
Wrestling Results from New York and Nearby Cities
Associated Press notes results from events in New York Portland and Holyoke. Danno OMahon of Ireland defeated Chief Little Wolf of Trinidad Colorado one fall. Hank Barber of Dartmouth defeated Pat McKay of Memphis one fall. Wagner of Germany and Jackie Nichols of Richmond Medrew were counted out after cracking heads. Carl Porel lo of New York defeated Fred O Dell of California two falls to one.
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Associated Press
New York
Danno O’mahon
Ireland
Chief Little Wolf
Trinidad
Colo
Hank Barber
Dartmouth
Pat McKay
Memphis
Portland
Wilhelm Wagner
Germany
Jackie Nichols
Richmond
Medrew
Holyoke
Mass
Porello
Fred O'Dell
California
Pirrone Beats Risko in Cleveland Ring Fight
Pirrone of Cleveland defeated Eddie Risko of Syracuse by a 10 round decision in a boxing show at Cleveland Stadium. The win improves Pirrone’s standing toward a middleweight title now held by Yarosa, following Ken’s earlier all-star baseball exhibit.
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Pirrone
Risko
Cleveland
Eddie
Babe
Syracuse
Cleveland Stadium
Ken
Yarosa
National and American Standings Reported for Key Matchups
National standings show New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago. American results list Chicago at Boston St. Toute at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York. Association games feature Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Milwaukee at Toledo St. Paul at Indianapolis.
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National
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
American Chicago
St. Toute
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
New Cfr ccc
St. Louis
Philadelphia Ao
Eric AN
Rey
Stow
Loulaville
Indianapolia
Beiser and Devol win S E Ohio Pro-Amateur
Johnny Beiser and Max Devol won the Southeastern Ohio Pro-Amateur preliminary with a best ball 69 at Marietta. Amateurs Tom Tossing and Dan Cauley tied for second, while Mike Heaney and B T Grover led Athens in fourth. The Athens team includes Grover and Chubb among others. the event starts with 36 holes.
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Billi Cherrington
Gallipolis
Craig Carnes
Cambridge
Achord Uled
Athens
Grover
Faddie Chubb
Bob Littler
Dr. A. K. Buel
R. Rutkoskie
Earl Beckley
Murray City Eagles Trample Marietta West Side 10 to 0
Taylor pitched a complete game shutout for Murray City as the Eagles pounded out 10 hits to beat Marietta West Side 10 to 0. The visitors managed five hits while striking out 13 times. Teams seeking games with the Eagles should write to Dude Anders Murray City.
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Murray City
Taylor
Murry City Eagles
Marietta West Side
The
Eagles
Dude Anders Murray City
Ohio Women's Championship Opens at Maketewah
Cincinnati hosts sixteen players from six Ohio cities as Edith Begg of Cleveland leads a field aiming to win the Ohio women's title. Eighteen holes daily set for 36 hole finals, with Mrs. Burt Weil of Cincinnati seeking to defend the crown.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Cities
Maketewah
Ohio
Burt Weil
Edith Begg
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Mike Begg
Queen City
Toledo
Dayton
Columbus
Steubenville
Reds Top Pirates Behind Byrd Home Run
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Portsmouth Pirates 10 to 7 on Monday night helped by Sam Byrd who hit a three run homer in the third with two aboard.
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Portsmouth
Cincinnati Reds
Sam Byrd
Portsmouth Pirates
Husky Monte Stratton Stars For St. Paul
Chicago White Sox prospect Monte Stratton, the six foot five right-hander from St. Paul, dazzled after a slow start at Louisville. He held the Colonels to four runs on eight hits, fanned seven, and aided Saint Paul with two hits as the Salutes beat Louisville 10 to 4.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ree
Monte Stratton
St. Paul
Marty McManus
Sam Jones
Sox
Stratton
McManus
Louisville
Colonels
Saint Hurler
Truett Sewell
Phil Todt
Jack Warner
Minneapolis
Walter Tauscher
Indianapolis
Jim Turner
Millers
Tauscher
Monday's Stars Jimmie Foxx Hits In First Inning Homer
Foxx homered with Gehrig aboard and hit a bases loaded single to drive in three of four AL runs. Gomez and Hare combined to limit Nationals to four hits. Schumacher allowed four hits in four innings in relief, fanning Foxx Johnson Simmons and Cronin.
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Martin
Sonanommemnettniencus
MORO
Bf Cnrs
TEPER
Asonsneve
Foxx
Cronin
Terry
Vaughan
Wilson
Gehringer
Simmons
Hemssey
Nationals
Walker
Harder
J. Dean
Johnson
Schumacher
Innnings
Derringer
Gomez
Gomer
Grim and Ormsby
A. L
Sears
Magerkurth
N.L
Associated Press
Jimmie’ Foxx
Lou Gehrig
Septy Gomez
Mel Hare
Bill
Hal Schumacher
Fox
Bob Johnson
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Fisher
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Ramsey
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Williams
Hutchison
Gates
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Haddox
Burson
Chadwick
Marcinko
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Beth
Catia
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Eeeeeras Cooley
Eeteed Sanders
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Aeeweneee T. Swaim
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BO Caidvineonesiin
Enunnannenen
Yulius Geters
RED Sox
Browns
Hornsby Clan
PAM Philly
Beiser
Devol
Marietta
Heaney-Grover
Ernest Newland
Buckner University
Te Pederes Ae Pens
Maryland Corp
National Distillers
York, N.Y
Mariettans
Husky Monte Stratton Stars
Millers Blank Indians
Lonedon County Council
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