Many Last-Minute Trades Brewing in Major Leagues
The 1920 baseball trade deadline looms as managers reportedly eye moves before midnight. McGraw signals focus on infielder Frisch and outfielder Terry while Boston, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh clubs pursue shifts, with rumors linking Giants Pirates and others in a flurry of speculative deals.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Avrong
McGraw
Mensel
Kyliy
Frisch
McGryw Gels
Frisch Guts
Boston
Burr
She-Moore
Grantham
New England
Howards Knee
Red Sox
Ferrer
Jacobsyn
Browns
Sox
Harry ‘Rice
Sisler
Ken ‘Williams
George H. Ruth
Phillies
Giants
Pirates
Moore
Henline
Terry
Usu -Henline
Pris Coulir
Senline
Philadelphia
Wilson
Jon
Ayho
Joukey
Cubs
Carroll Colored Sprinter Set for Big Midwest Meet
Iowa City June 14 Ath Jetex from Iowa Ames Drake Crimi nell and Coe plus several high schools enter the mid western A A U championships to be held on the field Notably among prep entrants are Davis of Carroll Burlington Rohlaget and Smith of Ames High school.
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Iowa ‘City
Jetex
Iowa
Ames
Drake
Criminell
Coe
Tyade Nee
Davis
Carroll
Jess Sweetser Dominates Amateur Gulfing Classic at Muirfield
In the finals Jess Sweetser, Britain’s lion tamer, defeats a high ranked field at Muirfield. Wik becomes the first American to achieve the feat. Simp son Jac afur congratulates them as the match ends.
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Jess Sweetser
Tur
Muirfield
Dub
Wik
Nein
Simpson Jac Afur
Baseball Figures Battle for Giants Leads and Miscues
Fragmented OCR recounts a baseball game with Giants and Western League standings. Mentions a pitcher, hits, errors, and a split of scores, with scattered team names like Des Moines St. Joseph Wichita Denver Lincoln Tulsa Omaha and results from yesterday.
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Dessalies
St. Joseph
Oimaka
Denver
Lincoln
Wichivs
Okla
City
Des
Minuts
Grnabyitt
Wichita
Tulsa
Omaha-Stoleruph
Wes Jeane
Yesterday's Homers In Major Leagues Highlighted
Yesterday's baseball roundups list National and American League results with several teams mentioned. Notable mentions include New York and St. Louis with various homer counts and standings in a compressed daily summary.
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Pittsburgh
Louis -A
Chicago
Bronklyn
New York
Neston
Philadel Pit
Yeates
Yankees
Vantzeus
York
Tigers
Whity Bux
Wiha Ghivawa
Cleveland
Wittlington
Detroiter
Ste Bhiyer
Met
Amy Et Loud
Hera Chyier
Ae - Baie
Pihormitay Dnelgues Saat
Pirates
Yaaisa Chicard
Washington
Wiptna
Epaldtites
Chiladelpha
Agiy
Hornsby
Bustay
Chisitay Cc
Kinaya Club
Yue Longa
Ty Jean
MY Naectional
Ise
Amprican
Uth
New Yoek
National
Tumley
St. Louis
Cochet Defeats Lacoste in Hard Courts Championship
Paris reports Helaird Cochet triumphed over Rene Lacoste in the international hard courts championship. Cochet won decisively 2-0, showcasing dominant returns and strong net play to claim the title on the hard surface.
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Lacoste
Cochet
Paris
N.S
Yankees Rout Browns as Gelling and Lazecks Spark Offense
Disjointed scan shows the Yankees defeating the Browns in a home run heavy rally while the Athletics slip, Indians edge out their rival, and White Sox struggle. Names like Sam Jones and Miles Thomagy appear amid fragmented lines.
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Gelling
Lazecks
Yankees
Browns
Inere
Athletics
Sam Jones
Miles Thomagy
Helen May Aims for Wimbledon Net Meet, Says Mother
Fragmentary British notice notes Helen May Wills may appear in the Wimbledon tennis tournament. Mother asserts she will play if fit, with several named guardians and supporters referenced in the damaged text.
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Helen
Mother
Paris
Dune
Wills
White
May K.ibeth ‘Ryan
Howard Kirtsey
Europe Unable to Furnish Fighters for Title Caliber
European boxing scene struggles to provide top contenders as Hy Nesry T. Faukell notes few fighters meet world title standards. Comparisons center on Dempsey and rival champions in Britain France and the United States with talk of Paoling and Carpentier fueling speculative plans for US appearances. Descriptions of Paris scenes and rumors circle about who might challenge for heavyweight glory.
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Europe
Hy Nesry T. Faukell
United Brass
Yaliten
Pune
Dirk Demp- Tripes
Qinieldy
Purl Beylenbach
Daekrhiney
Heine Felks
Chaples
Paris
Vaal Sampson
Tly
Charles
Steeny
Hve Enn
Pawling
Wood Chapper
Begama
Erainia Spalla
Taaijing
Paoling
Ambir
Francois Rescampd
Georges Carpentier
Paoline
Amtos
Carpentier
Paolie
Kutsch Reinstated Aims To Make Up Missed Work
Nick Kutzen Twan university learns that the bald pelican and gridiron star seeks to complete back work after a suspension. He has practiced against Red Grange and hopes to be in top shape for next fall, aiming to rejoin Big Ten competition.
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N. S.j
Fosa
Nick Kutzen
Twan University
Ica
Ant
Kutard
Nick Bats
Red Grange
Towa
Hill Wins Valley Women’s Golf Championship Title
Valley sports report shows Mrs. Hill defending her title as Valley Women’s Golf Champion. Runners up include Mrs. Rungell and Mrs. Fowles, with strong play noted from Sand 2. The event, held near Omaha, drew local clubs and featured competitive rounds across morning and afternoon tees.
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Aomaha
Champi Valley
Rungell
Unclear fragments hint at a sports event report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions height 6 feet 3 inches and a field spot. References Philadelphia and a National event appear, but details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are retained.
ST LOUIS FIGHTER SHOT AND KILLED TODAY
Police report a St Louis fighter was shot and killed early today. William Cristella, 22, is arrested as the alleged associate. The boxer was injured, rushed to a hospital, and remained unconscious.
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St, Louis
Walter Burgeyuce
Mellale
Wadshuk
William Cristella
Hopitch
Poisoner Arrest Mentioned in Denver Case
Fragmentary reporting indicates Alyah W. Estabrook is under arrest in Denver and held in custody related to a plot involving poisoned pancake flour sent to Judge E. B. Porter in Kansas City. Details are incomplete and dates not provided.
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Alyah W. Estabrook
Denver
Four of five named to new railroad labor mediation board
President Coolidge named four of the five men to form the mediation board replacing the railway labor board. Samuel E. Winslow of Massachusetts Edwin P. Marrow of Kentucky C Wallace W Hangar of Washington and Mywell Davies of California are listed with one vacancy yet to be filled They will settle disputes between employers and employees when negotiations fail and will operate until a permanent board is formed
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Washington
Jpie
Dom
Coolidge
Watson-Parker Railroad Hill
Railway Labor Board
Samuel E. Winslow
Massachusetts
Edwin P. Marrow
Kentucky
Railway Iabor
C. Wallace W. Hangar
Railway Iabor Board
Mywell Davies
California
Inbar Disputis Tor
Department of
Jabov
Game Not Played at Bear Grove Arena Yesterday
Incomplete OCR notes indicate a game scheduled for yesterday at Bear Grove was not played. Players or teams are unclear, but the record shows a complete cancellation or postponement without final score.
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Massena
Bear Grove
Right View of Life Tlehos and Tope Whi Contradict
Fragmentary text references life perspective and a person named Tope Whi, mentioning poverty and a controversial stance. The readable parts imply questions about attainment and social obligation, but the source is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Prison Sentence For Bomb That Killed Krubnech Family
Asa Bartlett a resident of Blue Lake township Michigan admitted making and mailing the bomb that killed tavern owner August Krubnech his daughter Janet and her fiancé William Franko. He said political antagonism toward Krubach caused the act and was sentenced to life in prison.
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Asa Bartlett
Klan Icader
Econstudld
Blue Lake Township
Mich
August Krubnech
President of Haiti to be honored in capital visit
The Haitian president will be hosted in Washington with pomp at Union Station and a reception at the White House planned with cavalry escort from Fort Myer. Officials and dignitaries will greet the visitor, with Mrs. Coolidge and the president’s party to meet the service at the hotel and a public reception later.
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New York
Taiti
Isanst
Baran
Washington
Union Station
Jiotha Wiiaht
Svendinie
Ceilidgerom Troup GC
Fort Myer
Cay
Pravedo
Hhe
White T House
Coolige
Borne
Senate
Frattini Party
Swore In Five Presidenta Tobit Marstall
Five individuals including Tobit Marstall took oaths of office in a Supreme Court ceremony in the United States. The event highlighted an effort to consolidate leadership and uphold constitutional duties.
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Presidenta_ Tobit Marstall
Etilet Siemens
Supreme Court Ue
United States
Udine
Etree
Apes and Monkeys Terminology Across Cultures
A cracked OCR fragment discusses the interchangeable use of ape and monkey terms across regions and languages. It notes that ape names often apply to larger primates and that some terms age into common usage, with references to how people describe wild and domestic primates differently.
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Seliss
Patifindis Masazle
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Wilter
Tefen
Tewiton
Rita
National League
George Able
Hay
Thoman
White Sox
Tredh
the Athletics
Telegra
Deninsey
Tamaey
Delaney
Berlenbach
Kutsch
Hill
Valley
Leis
Dethider
GS Brace Sds
Philatelphia
Tae
Serherl
Bakerafield, Caill
Haiti
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