Running Mistake Leaves Yanks Tied For Lead
A late error by New York helps Baltimore stay within a game as the Yankees steal in a muddled standings race. The Orioles, Indians, and White Sox win or lose to tighten the pennant chase while the Cubs and Braves keep pace behind Cincinnati.
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Tigers
Ortiz Willing Rematch After Tough Bout in San Francisco
Carlos Ortiz, junior welterweight champ, offered a rematch against Tatian Diabo Carloser after a grueling 15 round title bout in San Francisco. Ortiz said the fight could serve as a stepping stone to a larger confrontation with Joe Brown, with a large crowd watching the nationally televised bout.
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Welterwercht
Carlos Ortico
Tatian Diabo Carloser
Ortis
Joe Brown
Ortiz
Wyatt
La Motta Admits Throwing 1947 Madison Square Garden Bout
The article reports that La Motta admitted to blocking onlookers and tossing the 1947 Madison Square Garden bout. It notes criticism from sports writers and controversy over the middleweight crown and referee decisions.
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Bovine Champan
Jack
Otto
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Bs Sports
New York
Palmer Tops National Open Field at Cherry Hills
Palmer emerges as a leading contender at the National Open held at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver. The defending Masters champion faces a strong field including past Open winners and top amateurs as the tournament narrows to the final rounds.
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Palmer
Denver
Piven
Treamer
Paver
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Saamals
Pas
Cherry Hills
Engree
Ingo’s Bold Plans Shock Newsroom Crowds
A garbled report notes Ingo telling plans at a press conference with Pat tersen and Johansson and others snickering as fragments describe a heavy weight theme and a battle countdown. The text references Patterson and a Polo Governes, with unclear dates and place names.
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Grossinger
Sear Ae
Pattersen
Incemar Johansson
Geome
Tweniar Tole
Patterson
Polo
Senate investigator targets boxing underworld influence
Senate investigators led by Refauver scrutinize boxing amid claims of underworld links to promoters and bettors. The inquiry, focusing on corruption within boxing and related professions, enters a new phase as investigators pursue evidence and potential federal actions.
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Senate
Ans
Cash Inc
Johansson Patterson
Sena
Chet
Baxin
Four Atlantic Girls Enter Junior Meet
Four Atlantic girls are entered in the junior meet with competitors from local clubs and schools. Dorothy is noted as part of the event as a sponsor's daughter, and Linda McConneetee, De Kridsen, and Diane Ful tide are listed among the entrants. The tournament proceeds next week with early starts and strict event timing.
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Notte Tessa Cork
Quimtar
Musca Tre Mas JH
Geerimnan
Atsabia
Tes
Associa
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Linda McConnetee
Mes de Kridsen
Diane Fultide
Hawkeye Gridders Flunk Spring Examinations
Several Hawkeye football players failed spring exams, with senior end AE Miller from Bloomer dropping out. Coach Pyashesshi said many will need summer work or repeats, naming players from Keokuk and Grand Rapids among those at risk while Reeves and Jhepan headed west for coaching clinics.
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Bloant Meebo
Thas
Bobo PD
Elora
Miller
Charlie Dee
Bobo Yaneho
Ssounman
Mich
Bark McQuaston
Keokuk
Tinemen
Pelton Rovers
Amd Bonis Walsenooof
Mieh
Porest Pyashesshi
Wall
Rose
Heo
Jerry, Hibsenbers
Ball Hoppel
Heosa
Reeves
Jhepan
Yesterday's Stars and Highlights From The Associated Press
A mishmash sports recap notes Sadecki and Hels with key hits and runs. Card pitcher records first shutout with nine strikeouts. Sievers and White contribute two run homers as Senators face Reds and other noted performances.
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Cardi Hels
Reds
Walkine
Ras Sievers
White Son
Senators
Back to Yanks Trade Sends Cery to Athletics
A jumble of obscure names reports Bob Cery being sold outright to the Kansas City Athletics and sent back to New York amid a trading lineup. The note mentions a trade involving Yankee utility player Vogs Cares, with unclear dates and destinations.
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Bob Cery
Wansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
New York
Vogs Cares
Baseball Bingo Gains Popularity Across Minor Leagues
The new game Baseball Bingo gains traction at minor league parks with cards listing 24 baseball situations. Creators say it could boost attendance and keep fans engaged during lopsided games. Winners cross any full row, column, or diagonal. The piece also surveys standings, results, and schedules across the National and American Leagues.
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Visa Versa
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Fulder
Usisatine
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New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
Sallamore
St Pauls Lutheran Extends YMCA Softball Lead With Win
St Pauls Lutheran defended its YMCA church softball crown by beating Baptists 52. In the other game Methodists routed First Lutheran 15 to 2. St Pauls rapped timely hits, with Christensen and Petersen among leaders, while Baptists’ Turnure pitched long for the losers. Two games are set Friday with St Pauls facing Presbyterians and Federated facing Brayton.
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Methodists
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G Schwartz
Ruthman
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Christensen
Ty Anderson
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Jave
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H Dunn
Bo Riggs
Nelson
Noh
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Ross
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Presbyter
Oinda
Brayton
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Pauls Lutheran
Utheran
Wey Methodists
Art Presbyterian
Millers Rally Past Louisville For Third Time
In a surprising set of results the last place Minneapolis Millers defeated Louisville for the third time. The win marked a rare success among bottom teams as Houston closed in on first place with a victory over Charleston. Philadelphia traded outfielders Harry Anderson and Wally Post plus a Buffalo minor leaguer for Tony Gonzalez and Lee Walls with a player to be named later.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Wally Post
Fred Hooke
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Tony Gonzalez
Lee Walls
Boy Dies Trying To Save Mother At Riverbank
Near Independence on the Wapsipinicon River a mother, Mrs. Lien, fell into the water while her son Robert, 1 year old when she left her desk at Brandis Hospital, tried to save her. He jumped in as onlookers pulled the woman from the swift current. both were swept downstream and later recovered.
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Dolor
Tren
Sf Brandis Hospital
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Wapsipmnken
Independence
Waterloo
Minnesota Keeps Unbeaten Run in NCAA Meet
Rain halted the Southern California versus Boston College game in the NCAA baseball world series bottom of the first inning and postponed to Thursday morning. Minnesota won by 85 extending its record to 20, handing Arizona its first defeat as the tourney remains a double elimination with Minnesota Southern Cal and Boston unbeaten.
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Boston
Heat Wave in Tahore Pakistan Causes 310 Fatalities
Officials reported about 30 deaths in four days from extreme heat in Tahore. Over 100 heat stroke cases have been recorded as temperatures ranged from 101 to 121 degrees.
Local Officials Elected Amid Small Town Votes
A shaky OCR reading lists several names including William Gamp Maasen, Bob Donaho, Clinton Dam Ok Pickers, Ben Wold, George Kampling, and Nick Crovisair. it refers to council or local official positions in an Ame city with unclear details and dates.
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William Gamp
Maasen Fits
Bob Donahoe
Clinton
Dam Ok Pickers
Ben Wold
George Kampling
Long Tis
Nick Crovisair
Officers reelected at Iowa state post office clerks convention
William D P Rosencrans of Anamosa will serve another term as president of the Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks. Gib Gibson of Cedar Rapids was reelected secretary at the annual convention Tuesday with the vice position noted.
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William Dpd Rosencrans
Anamosa
Towa State Federation of Post
Gib Gibson
Cedar Rapids
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