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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
3
A garbled yet period-tinged sports column reports intense trades talk around the 1920 season, noting friction among clubs led by the Yankees. It cites possible deals with Griffiths club and Washington, with whispers of reshuffling among Philadelphia, Boston, and St Louis, and alludes to key players like Teague, Pas, and Morrice-Byer.
Fragmented text references orbit themes and a hobby permit, mentioning Mech and Lily. The readability is low with unclear names or events. No clear person, organization, date, or place is discernible to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Detroit and Chicago teams appear in a fragmented baseball recap with scattered numbers and unclear team names. The readable bits reference American League standings and player statistics, but the text is severely garbled and yields few concrete facts about outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions homers and players with unclear teams and numbers. Lacks coherent event or outcome. Entities are partially detectable but inconclusive for a reliable summary.
Fragmented text notes a matchup between Manriquez and Hall amid scattered names and phrases. The readable content hints at a sports or event context with references to teams, place names, and possible commentary phrases.
The report highlights Oklahoma and Nebraska as the strongest in loop athletics during the first year of competition. It notes standouts and early results, with State College appearing among top locations and programs.
June 12 report from York notes Helen Meany and Dorothy Norelius were suspended by the A A U following a commission ruling. The committee cited appearances at exhibitions and related protests as grounds, maintaining a prior suspension and rejecting appeals. The action targets both swimmers amid ongoing debates over eligibility and conduct.
By IRS Conklin N S Stall Correspondent New York June 1 The Pirates face a strong four day stretch as they meet the Giants while the Cardinals and Cubs ta ght the Braves and Phillies The Giants plan to counter with McGraw staff additions including Fitzsimmons as the Reds and Dodgers stumble with errors The Athletics crush the White Sox 14 to 3 and Detroit nears the Browns with seven hits in a key win New York City sports page notes also highlight Yankess sweep over St Louis Browns and a 13 to 4 win by Washington over Cleveland The Navy piles on early damage against Miller and Havidiay as well
Fragmented OCR lists players and team stats with inconsistent punctuation. Highlights include names such as Kress and Rice, teams like Athletics and Senators, and scattered numbers and fractions, suggesting a baseball stats column with batting averages and totals from a past season.
Injured man Wilken discharged from Atlantic hospital after fracturing an ankle jumping from a second floor window during sleepwalking. Other patients, including Griswold surgical patient Kriger, city resident Breece, and Anita Man, released from Jane hospital. Various residents in Massena Cumberland and nearby areas reported illnesses and injuries, ranging from nerve exhaustion and influenza to heart trouble. Several local names cited with health issues while one finger severed by a feed grinder incident.
Mrs. Wesley Weber recently underwent tonsil removal surgery. The note places Hixon sitting with a dog at the Prank Welton residence during this time.
An OCR fragment describes a struggle near Noank Connecticut with mentions of a battle, torn net, and a rough measure of force. Names and details are unclear due to text corruption but the report hints at a maritime event with damage and injury.
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