Unclear OCR Narrative Mentions Giants Pirates and Golf
Fragmentary text references sports figures and teams including Giants Pirates Bruins Cubs Cardinals and golf players. The passage appears as garbled OCR with names like Hutson Palin Lasky Montana and dates such as September 24, with mentions of leagues, universities, and championships, but lacks coherent narrative or confirmable events.
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Maxie
Montana
Art Lasky
de Cancella
Longeat Sa
Friach
Bill
Cubs
Cardinals
Bruins
Carl Carolina
Pirate Pitin
Coraopolis
Giants Start Rugged Road Trip After Rainout
The Giants, one game behind the Cardinals on Labor Day, face a tough slate starting in Cincinnati with four games, then Pittsburgh and St Louis as rain postponements reshuffle the pennant chase. The Cardinals lead, while the Cubs and Pirates loom as threats in a crowded NL race.
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Dolorous
Bill Terry
Giants
Cardinals
Phils
Cards
Pirates
Terry
Cincinnati
Cubs
Braves
Dodgers
Yanks
Washington
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Connie Mack
Higgins
Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Walker
Owen
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Messrs
Charney Grimm
Frank” Frisch
Pepper Martin
Vague OCR Fragments Mention Local Event
Fragmentary text references a Ville event and a location. The readable parts suggest a municipal or community notice but lack clear details on date, participants, or outcome. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Campbell’s speed record at 301 mph confirmed on salt flats
Sir Malcolm Campbell and Bluebird faced a late correction after AAA officials credited a 301.1292 mph land speed record on the Bonneville salt flats to his run. The error, found after a recheck, trimmed his average and delayed a fresh attempt to Thursday. Campbell planned to ship Bluebird from New York after preparing for another run.
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Campbell
Salt Lake City
Malcolm Campbell
England
Malcolm
Bonneville Salt Flate
American Automobile Association
New York
Salt Plain
Hickey A A All Star Plan Seeks Change To 1936
Chicago report quotes Thomas Jefferson Hickey proposing to resume post season playoffs next fall between eastern and western leaders. He favors a two team eastern versus western all star game instead of the current leading club against a hand picked field. He notes rain and postponements have cut attendance outlook.
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Chicago
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
American Association Today
Hickey
Associated Press
All Stars
Minneapolis
American Association
Sport Shorts: Birds Buy Hurler
The Columbus club in the American Association purchased Tom Sears ace left handed pitcher from the Springfield Western Association and he will report next spring. Hafey retires from the Reds roster. Landis clarifies ruling. Stewart defeats Pennsville 4 to 3 amid absences. Hamden to play Stewart next Sunday. Crowley and Kizer discuss continuing the Purdue Fordham gridiron series through 1937. Umpire Johnson says Vance and De Berry formed the greatest battery in 19 years. Giants prepare with contracts for 35 players as more signings hoped. Wagner praises Vaughan as the league’s top hitter. Heavy rain in Ohio described as a trough impact by Weather Bureau officials.
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Springfield
Columbus Club
American Association
Tom Sears
Springfield Western Association
Knoxville
Steamboat Johnson
Dazzy Vance
Hank DeBerry
Standings Update From Northeast Sports Circuits
STANDINGS in New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis American Chicago at New York St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Association Indianapolis at Columbia Loutaville at Toledo Kansas City at St. Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis rain.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Columbia
Loutaville
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Clu National
St Louis
Philadelphis
Philorenee
Association Clup
Columbus
Neas
Ilwauk
Owen
St. P
Louisville
Ark
Nationa
Twin Bills On In Mid-Atlantic
Eight Mid-Atlantic League teams faced rain washed games with doubleheaders set for today. The Johnstown Johnnies chase the pennant as they visit Zanesville under a new manager while Johnstown and Dayton battle for the league lead in a three game set. Pirates purchase Portsmouth catcher Fred Zubik and sign outfielder Art Strutt from Mingo Junction Ohio.
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Associated Press
Johnstown Johnnies
Zanesville
Leo Mackey
Butler Indians
Penn State Baseball Association
Jack Quinn
Johnnies
Dayton
Ducks
Pittsburgh Pirates
Portsmouth
Fred Zubik
Pirates
Art Strutt
Mingo Junction
Duquesne University
Fight results from Chicago and Los Angeles AP boxing notes
Laddie Tonie outpointed Billy Celebron in Chicago with Tonie at 145 and Celebron at 146 behind in a 10 round bout. In Los Angeles Midget Wogast stopped Little Dempsey after 9 rounds. Chicago report notes White Sox may recall Monte Stratton for a second division. he has 15 wins in 22 starts. Malone, Yankee pitcher, gave up nine homers in less than five innings to American League hitters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Laddie Tonie
Marseilles
Ill
Billy Celebron
Rockford, Ill
Los Angeles
Wogast
Philadelphia
Little Dempsey
Manila
Chicago White Sox
Monte Stratton
St. Paul
Browns Star Hemsley Seeks Big 1936 Raise
St Louis star catcher Rollie Hemsley plans to request a substantial raise from Browns management before signing for 1936. Reports say the talks precede a new contract and could determine his future with the club.
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Rollie Hemsley
Louis Browns
Riflemen Face Robot For Rifle Test At CAMP PERRY
At CAMP PERRY special notes the Army ordnance team presents a new testing device by Mr A L Woodworth. A concrete steel robot shooter analyzes recoil to determine rifle accuracy and consistency. The device secures a rifle in a cradle within a V base and measures shot alignment. The National Rifle and Pistol Matches open September 1 to 18 with broad public participation and prizes.
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Camp Perry
J. 8. Hatcher
Ordnance Department
Army
Ordnance
A. L. Woodworth
Springfield Arsenal
Mass
Congress
Beaten by Disqualifications in International Weigh-In
In Baltimore Savoldi from Michigan faced Abe Cole of New York in a weight throw with 28 580 pounds recorded for Savoldi and 26 for Grubmier while Raines posted 230 and Grubmier 203. In Indianapolis Zaharias defeated Orville Brown but Brown was disqualified. Portland match saw Black Panther beat Fred Bruno in a two to three decision. In London Howard Cantowine bested Little Beaver after Beaver’s disqualification.
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Baltimore
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Abe Coleman
New York
Dick Raines
Texas
Fred Grubmier
Harlan
Iowa
Indianapolis
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Orville Brown
Wichita
Kas
Brown
Portland
Black Panther
Louisville
Fred Bruno
London
Ont
Howard Cantowine
Ore
Little Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver
Card Fans Sing Praises for Gelbert the Comeback Man
In St Louis Charley Gelbert, a Pennsylvania Dutchman, returned from a career-threatening leg injury to spark a 16 inning victory. He belted a crucial ninth inning homer off Buck Weaver helping the Cardinals rally from a two run deficit and win both games.
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Card
Gelbert
ST. Louis
Charley Gelbert
Gelber
Ham
Pittsburgh
Cardinal
Pennsylvania
Pepper Martin
Buck Weaver
Cardinals
Happy Charley Gelbert
USC grid giants out for 1955 season Jones calls weight issue key
Coach Howard Jones announced USC will reduce size concerns after a 1934 season shakeup. He emphasizes stronger line play, limited passing, and intensified player effort with no All-Americans to carry the squad. Schedule lists Montana, Illinois, Oregon State, California, Stanford, Notre Dame, Washington.
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Los Angeles
Giants
University of Southern California
Howard Jones
Pittsburgh
Troy
Henotute
Payer
Trojan
Jones Troy
Montana
College of the Pacific
Illinois
Oregon State
California
Berkeley
Stanford
Washington State
Notre Dame
South Bend
Washington
Perry Faces Shields in Wimbledon Quarterfinals for Title
Foremost English players Perry and Shields collide in the Wimbledon quarterfinals as Perry seeks a third American title and Budge looms as a potential finalist. Traffic rain delays push the men's final to Sunday at the earliest after two postponements.
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Perry
Frank Shields
United States
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Twenty one teams enter national baseball meet in Cleveland
Cleveland hosts the National Baseball Federation tournament with twenty one teams entered from Akron Birmingham Dayton Dearborn Detroit Indianapolis Johnstown Lorain Tri County Pontiac Warren Waterbury Youngstown and others. Charley Dressen of the Cincinnati Reds will conduct a baseball echo in Decatur this fall.
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Cleveland
Frank Pp. Navarro
National Baseball Federation
Akron
Birmingham
Ala
Dayton
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Johnstown
Lorain
Lorain Tri-County
Pontiac
Warren
Waterbury
Conn
Youngstown
Begner
Washington
Butler
Arm Allegheny
Fayette and
Court of Pennsylvania
Decatur
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
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