Lefty Grove Nips Late Bauly to Defeat White Sox
Baseball column notes Lefty Grove earns his twelfth win as the Athletics edge the White Sox. The week saw mixed results across the majors with Senators slipping, Yankees fading, and Browns briefly rallying. Boston, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh games feature prominent scoring and key players in a chaotic midseason stretch.
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Lefty Grove
White Sox
Conklin
N.S
New York
Senators
Mackmen
Washington
Yankees
New York Giants
Crookelyn
Whillies
Giants
Braves
St Why Grove
Burt
Funena
Athletice
Nevotisling
Greve
Farnshaw
Wes Herrell
Cleveland Aces
Fem Crowrter
Indians
Red Sox
Tigers
St Louis Browns
Gavegely
Knavkins Pipyvas
Comex
Lwin Hill
Gehrig
Ruth
Vanznert
Laure
Yee
Bin
Wes
Hebert
Tomer
Bart
Kelfox
Dyivoik
Avotahysdackson
Maighall
Pittsburgh & Flood Yieter
Gates
Robins
Cubs
Brooklyn
Bruins
Ray
Charley Grimm
Caples
Heyes
Pepper Moran
Burleigh Grimes
Seibuld
Phillies
Fragmented Note on Hidden Tune Inquiry
A partial, garbled text fragment asks about a hidden tune and mentions dialing a number and a dive possibly connected to music or radio. No clear people, places, dates, or events are readable to identify a full item.
Baseball Figures In Western League Standings
Western League standings and results include Wichita and Denver games with key figures. Des Moines, Oklahoma City, and Topeka are listed among participating clubs with scores reflecting close contests and notable performances.
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Wichita
Denver Des
Golf Ball Xills New York Caddy in Flustered Report
A garbled OCR item from New York describes a golf ball incident with a caddy, mentioning locations and names in scattered form. The readable fragments note a March date and references to a golf course, players, and a chauffeur-like figure, with unclear actions and outcomes.
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New York
Nations Approve Olympic Festival Program for 1932
The committee approves the 1932 Olympic Festival plan with July dates and a grand opening. American officials and dignitaries will preside over ceremonies including the Olympic oath and royal pageantry as nations gather for the celebration.
Boxing Show at Cass County Fair Draws Big Card
Arrangements for the Adan Athletic Club boxing show tomorrow night are complete at the Cass County fairgrounds. Promoter Glen Allen and Kenneth Austin of Central City present a tight eight bout slate headlined by Coffman versus Care and Rebwer Kid Marr of Cienna against Coffair of Cogueil. Bobby McHaugh and Albert Manriquez meet in the eight round feature, with other bouts featuring Elmer Haraway and Chuck Basher. Tickets are on sale at the Red Mill cafe with prices reduced to attract crowds.
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Adan Athletic Club
Boinasrow
Cass County
Rondinesa
Ly Beadit
Glen Allen
Atlantic Ant
Kenneth Austin
Central City
Nebo
Whee Yard Centares
Ghent
Coffman
Care
Sera’ Rebweer
Marr
Cienna An Coftaeir
Cogueil Bloét
Coffmar
Allen Sud
Bobby Mchaughlin
Des Moines
Albert Manriquez
Athansic
Bolt Deeiayn
Elmer Haraway
Fort Deaklin
Chuck Basher
Bejre
Yueh Aviat
Gunaha
Detruit
Shenandosk
Council
Mule Wilh
Dey Moines
Ith
Tolay
Red Mill
Bankrupt Discharge Hearing Set and Public Post Office Remodel Bid
In re Albert Muelter bankrupt the court fixed July 28 1981 as the date to oppose discharge filings with the Clerk of the United States District Court at Council Bluffs Iowa. Sealed bids for remodeling the Atlantic Iowa post office will open July 13 1931 with wage safeguards and drawings available from the Office of the Supervising Architect Jax A Wetmore Acting Supervising Architect.
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Albert. Muelter
United States Legight Court
Council Bluffs
Irway
Iowa
Treasury -Department
Supervising Architect
Washington, D. C
United States Post Office
Atlantic
Supervising Archives
Jax
A. Wetmore
Harris Coggesshall and Catherine Wolf Retain Net Crowns
Harris Coggesshall of Des Moines and Catherine Wolf of Wichita repeated as doubles champions in a tense national tennis event. Coggeshall defeated Marcel Ruinville 2-6 6-2 6-? while Wolf edged the five-time state champion Guer Qurst 1-6 0-? The doubles teams from Richard Munson Washington and Coggeshall, and Clara Louise Zinke Ruth Dexman Cincinnati, reclaimed titles in close matches.
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Harris Coggeshall
Catherine Wolf
Cogieshall
Dex Moines
Adent
Starvard
Ad Cath- Wey Jarianapolis
Elivol
Cog Kerhall
Marcel Ruinville
Miss
Mia
Barbara Duffy
Cleveland
Atlantic hard wind storm causes widespread damage
A severe wind storm struck Atlantic Hard causing fires and rural lines to fail. City electricians labored from dawn to night to restore service, with most areas returning to normal. Damage centered on toppled trees and ruined outbuildings, including at the August Storbeck property where structures and equipment were damaged and hay gear displaced.
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Yesteraby
Loci Insurance Company of Sides
Storbeck Place
Olive Street
Train Service Disrupted by Heavy Rains
Heavy rainfall washed out bridges and tracks isolating lines. The Carson branch bridge washed out while the Rock Teland wtutton reports damage and the Har lan branch saw track removal. West Nishnabotna at Oakland reached its highest water in 50 years, with flooding approaching the southern edge near town.
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Tant
Carson
Rock Teland
Harlan Branch
Harlan
Avogs
West Nishnabotna
Oakland
Owithin
Destructive Flood Signals Storms Hit Avoca to Kimballton
Severe flooding along the Des Moines River and nearby creeks washed out bridges and roads south of Avoca and Kimballton. Homes flooded up to five feet. residents evacuated as Currie Jensen’s family and others were rescued from rising waters. Rescue teams pulled victims from danger. stock losses and property damage reported in Elk Horn and Rhiinballton areas. high winds damaged houses and trees in Marne.
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Avoca
Kimbaliton
Indian Creek
Carrie Jensen
Miss Jensen
Maren Anderson
T. G. Jensen
Sohn Jensen
Jensen Miens
Nels Boelch
Leonard Johnson
Emer West
Hal O
Jensen
West
Evald Jensen
Bocich
Johnson
Kimballton
Currie Jensen
No. 7
Kimpaliton
Westrop
Elk “Horn
Rhiinballton
Marne
Ford
Pete Haynholt
George Lanny
Austin-McPadden
Samp— County
Angele Show Tent Destroyed by Storm Flood Damage
A storm and flood devastated the Angele show tent and nearby structures, forcing postponement of the scheduled Saturday performance. The Gebee company and local auxiliary groups were affected as authorities reassess tours and venues after the disruption.
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Angele
Producers Wallop Swift Diamond Ball Ten 19 to 2
Central Iowa diamond ball team the Producers routed the Swift ten 19 to 2 on Sunday afternoon at the fair ground field. Captain Ed Bunnett starred as Emory Woolley took the loss on the mound in a lopsided contest.
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Wallop Swift
Central Iowa
Gaia
Swift
Fajre
Ed Bunnett
Emory Woolley
Crestmont Country Clubhouse Destroyed By Fire
Fire at Crestmore Golf clubhouse in Croaton Indiana destroyed the building after flames broke out around 7 m. Firemen faced wet roads and rain hindering extinguishment. No injuries reported. The blaze followed a separate fire the previous night that damaged a $35,000 home. Local families, including Edward McCall 12 and Howald Pruitt 11, had been away from home for over a week and returned after authorities provided redacted details.
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Croaton
Crestmore Golf
Tiabhodse
Dee
Wade
Ames
Edward McCall
Howald Pruitt
Whermelvoy
Farmington
Minn
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