Chaotic OCR Snippet Hints at Sports Wrestling Baseball and Golf
Fragmentary text mentions wrestlers, Umpire George, Fred elbow, Zeke Bonsa, and Billy Empire City track. References Fort training, Saint Louis Cardinal Rochester, Saratoga, Harlem meet, Tommy Mar ginweight Juminary, and Mike Cochrane. Also notes university figures, golf mentions, and unclear game results.
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Fred
Zeke Bonsa
Pri Caverretta
George
Philace
St. Louis Cardinal
Rochester
Empire City
Saratoga
Harlem
Tommy
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Dykes' Club Has Become Real Menace
The Tigers and Yankees lead the American League race as Jimmy Dykes White Sox surge toward contention. Chicago hosts 32 of 40 at Comiskey Park, one game behind the Yankees and Tigers in a tight stand. The White Sox beat Cleveland 8 6 while Tigers lost to the Browns and the Yankees fell to the Athletics. Cubs on road trip win 9 6 over Pirates, shrinking New York's margin. Phillies beat Giants in both games. Reds defeat world champion Cards 5 4 with Benny Frey scoring the go ahead run in the ninth. Ostermueller of Red Sox wins 11 4 over Washington in a four hit, twelve walk outing.
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Tigers
Yankees
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Yanks
Sox
Cleveland
Browns
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
New York
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Stars Of Week Named By Associated Press
Benny Frey drove in the winning run for the Reds with two out in the ninth. Vernon Washington homered for the White Sox to edge Cleveland. Julius Solters drove in three with a homer and two singles for the Browns in a win over the Tigers. Paul Richards belted a homer with a man on to beat the Yankees 6 to 5. Johnny Vergez hit two homers as the Phillies swept the Giants in game one. Hal Schumacher struck out ten as the Giants won the second game. Bill Lee had four hits for the Cubs as they defeated the Pirates after relieving Larry French. Fritz Ostermueller limited the Senators to four hits as the Red Sox pounded the Senators.
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Associated Press
Benny Frey
Reds
Jim Botomley
Vernon
George
Giants
Phillies
Bill, Lee
Cubs
Pirates
Larry French
Fritz Ostermueller
Red Sox
Senators
Standings and results from national and American leagues
National standings show Cincinnati six to St Louis five and New York eight to Philadelphia two with Chicago nine and Pittsburgh six in play. American Association lists no games scheduled with Brooklyn and Boston in exhibition, and Thursday schedule includes Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
America
Cleveland
Detroit
Ton
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Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicaco
Washington Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
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Louisville
Konesa City
Mat Champion Beats George for Undisputed Wrestling Title
Dannae O Mahoney the 22 year old Irishman defeated FA George at Braves Field in a 90 minute one fall bout to claim the undisputed wrestling championship. George who had 20 seconds to regain the ropes was counted out after failing to return. Referee Jimmy Braddock awarded the victory, triggering a brawl as George’s seconds attacked. O Mahoney, from County Cork, had earned 62 straight wins prior to the match.
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Boston
Dannae O'Mahoney
Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
Braves Field
O'Mahoney
FA George
Jimmy Braddock
George Camp
Frank Delamane
Braddock
Max Baer
George
County Cork
Lewis
Slip Madigan Leads Coaches All Star Football Poll
Edward P. Slip Madigan of St Marys tops the coaches poll with 49.444 total, moving from second to first as Frank Thomas of Alabama drops to fourth. Bo McMillan of Indiana rises to second with 47.559 and Charles Bachman of Michigan State climbs to third with 4.201.
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St. Mary's
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Bo McMiilin
Indiana
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Boxing results from three city bouts report decisive decisions
In Chicago Dave Clark from Detroit outpointed Don Conn from Los Angeles, Armando Sicilia from Springfield Illinois outpointed Sammy Scognio of Chicago, Joey Costa of Jersey City edged Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh, Ross Fields from Pittsburgh defeated Tony Fernandez of Mexico, and Ted Yarosz from Monaca knocked out Fred Sallus of Syracuse in Steubenville.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dave Clark
Detroit
Don Conn
Los Angeles
Armando Sicilia
Springfield
Sammy Scognio
Jersey City
N. J
Joey Costa
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
New York
Ross Fields
Tony Fernandez
Mexico
Steubenville
Ted Yarosz
Monaca
Fred Sallus
Syracuse
Nordstrom Leads Publinx Medal Quest in Heat Aided Play
Nordstrom from Davenport tops the stroke list with 116 across 34 holes and opens match play in Indianapolis against Charlies Ferrera. Heat and cramps trouble Nordstrom as he and Ferrera headline a tough lower bracket for the 1930s Public Links title. Other notable duels and qualifiers follow in the large field. A Farm Credit note on 1934 loans appears in adjacent copy.
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Indianapolis
Lloyd Nordstrom
Iowa
Davenport
Charlies Ferrera
San Francisco
Nordstrom
Scotty Campbell
Seattle Star
Mike Balega
Minneapolis
Colin
Wrestling Results From Boston and Newark Matches
Danno O Mahorry of Ireland defeated E Don Geore of Michigan by one fall in Boston after George was thrown from the ring and failed to return in time. Jim Brown of New York defeated Chief Little Moose of Tulsa by one fall. Gus Sennenberg of Boston threw Boris Demetroff of Hopkinsville, N Y, in one fall. Ray Carpenter of Lancaster defeated Fide Elzera of Washington at Newark by one fall.
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Boston
Danno O'Mahorry
Ireland
E. Don Geore
Michigan
George
Jim Brown
New York
Chief Little Moose
Tulsa
Okla
Gus Snnenberg
Boris Demetroff
Hopkinsville
N.Y
Nitewark
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Fide Elzera
Washington
Little Like Course Ahead of Amateur Defense
William Lawson Little Jr. praises the Cleveland Country Club course where he will defend his national amateur title from September 9 to 14. A visitor reports Little said the course is in excellent condition.
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Cleveland
William Lawson Little, Jr
Country Club
Little
New Starting Position Aids Owens Speed
Ohio State star Jesse Owens benefits from a hybrid start devised by former coach Charlie Riley. Tests show a 0.1 second gain over initial yards, a 36 inch first step versus 23 inches from the crouch, and seven strides matching more from eight in the old start. Owens aims for nine seconds flat in the 100 yards with a possible psychological edge.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University Flash
Charlie Riley
Owens
Frank Wyckoff
Ralph Metcalfe
Riley
Millers Rally to Beat All Stars 4 3 in Benefit Game
Minneapolis Millers overturn an early three run deficit to defeat the All Stars 4 to 3 in the second annual benefit game. Joe Hauser homered and drove in a run, Ted Guille and others contributed as the Millers sealed the win with two runs in the eighth. Sandra was credited the win while Braxton took the loss.
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Millers
All Stars
All-Stars
Allan Sotheron
Milwaukee
Joe Hauser
Leitz
Ted Guille
Sandra
Powers
Tol
Warner
Ab Ogrodoweki iCoel
Stratton
St Popil
Amie Harris
Arlett
Galtke
Norris
Ganeel
Hargrave
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Leading Batters and Pitchers Across 1930s Baseball Teams
A fragmented list of batting and pitching leaders across multiple teams. Medwick and Greenberg lead hits. Gehringer and Greenberg post high runs batted in. Ott and Berger among home run leaders. Stolen bases top for Werber and Almada. pitchers Lyons and Carte ton notable with records.
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Pirates
Lee Medwick
Cardinals
Medwick
Martin
Collins Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Terry
Herman
Cubs
Allen
Phillies
Goodman
Reds
Suler
L. Waner
Berger
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Dodgers
Galan Cubs
Castleman
Schumacher
Gianta
Carteton
Voemik
Indians
Cramer
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Gehringer
Fox
Greenberg Tigers
Johnson
Goslin
Greenberg
Vosmik
Stone
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Werber
Red Sox
Almada
Red Box
Lyons
White Sox
Yankees
Columais Officials Recommend End to Travel Expense Aid
All three state officials have recommended discontinuing the policy of advancing travel expense money to public officials. The move aims to curb spending and standardize procedures across agencies.
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Columais
Indiana’s pink carnation loses state flower crown
The pink carnation, once crowned Indiana’s state flower, is dethroned as the tulip tree blossom becomes the new emblem of the state.
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Indiana
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