All Star Game at Comiskey Park Draws 49000 Fans
The American and National leagues clash in Chicago with John McGraw returning from retirement to manage the National nine against Connie Mack's American League. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Jimmy Foxx and Frank Frisch headline the star studded lineup as 49000 spectators fill Comiskey Park for the one day event. The proceeds will go to the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America.
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Vines Defeats Cochet In Four Sets At Wimbledon
American tennis champion Ellsworth Vines beat Frenchman Rene Cochet in four sets to win the Wimbledon final 6-2 8-6 3-6 6-1. The match followed Vines earlier Davis Cup success and pitted the rising American against Cochet in a tense center court encounter with a rowdy crowd.
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Umpire Charley Morans Son Dies by Own Hand
A fragmentary item reports that the son of umpire Charley Moran died by his own action. No further details are legible in the readable text.
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Oliver Olver debuts with 4 2 win over Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics rookie pitcher Oliver Olver earned his major league debut, shutting down Boston with eight innings of two earned runs allowed and guiding his team to a 4 2 victory. Bob McNair drove in three runs, while Weiland and Brown pitched scoreless relief in a rough night for the Sox.
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Washington Tennis Club Defeats Albia In Intercity Match
Washington Tennis Club beat Albia in a close contest with players Seavey and Crow delivering key wins. Scores included 6 4 in one set and 6 2 in another, with others battling through tight games as Cantoni and Homan contributed to the team’s victory.
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Schrader Takes First Money In Denver Auto Race
Schrader unseated Lloyd Axell of Los Angeles to win the July 4 Denver race at Dupont track. Denver and Art Marni of Los Angeles finished third, with Sam Holl of Omaha in fifth.
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Kinross Edges Wellman 2 1 In Seasonal Matchup
Kinross defeated Wellman 2 to 1 in a brisk game as both sides fielded mixed lineups. The Wellman attackers pressed early but Kinross capitalized on a late first half goal to claim the win.
Red Sox and Braves Rally in pennant chase notes
Weathered by a long decline Boston and Boston Braves surge in midseason form. The Yankees and Senators clash in a tense, high scoring contest as Babe Ruth and Lefty Gomez anchor a late rally. Kehoe recalls Cedar Rapids days with John McGraw, while rumors swirl on managerial moves and all star selections.
Baseball score report with scattered team names
Detroit 10 St Louis 5 in a game with bases on balls four, Burns and Levey credited. Burns and Shea left on bases. unparsed OCR lines include mentions of Batters, pitchers such as Blanachard, Me Drastid, Bivick, Pedder, Meloaid, and players Wyo Ronald and Wooton amid a jumble of names and digits.
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Jimmy Callahan in Chicago Rampage Incident
Ex White Sox manager Jimmy Callahan, under observation in a Chicago hospital, allegedly rampaged at a palatial home. Police reports describe threats to kill and chaotic scenes as officers faced an erratic suspect amid a tense confrontation.
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Delaware Indians Defeat Dundee Club In Narrow 2 0 Victory
Delaware Indians upset Dundee Club 2 to 0 in a tightly contested game. Key plays and defensive stops in the final minutes secured the win for Delaware.
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Dundee Club
West Union Falls to St Lucas in 3 to 1 defeat
St Lucas defeated West Union 3 to 1 in a boys soccer match. St Lucas controlled play with two first half goals and added a third late. West Union scored a consolation goal near the end.
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Unclear sports card fragment with mixed names
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases about a boxing or wrestling event, mentioning competitors and a scoring outline but lacks coherent details, dates, or outcomes to verify. The fragmentary lines resemble an Associated Press report with jumbled athlete names and results.
Standings and results from major baseball leagues
The page shows standings for the American and National Leagues with teams like New York Boston and St Louis, plus results across several leagues and midweek games. It also lists Wednesday results for the American Association and Mississippi Valley League and includes top-scorer style notes and scattered dates.
Central City and Mount Vernon Juniors Set For Daniels Park
Aoyet director Emul Levsen announces a postponed Legion tournament game between Central City and Mount Vernon will be played at Daniels Park Diamond at 2:30 PM on Saturday. The winner then faces the Cries Service at Daniels Park to decide the district representative to the sub state tournament.
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Wellman And Marengo Golfers Tie In Match
Wellman golfers traveled to Marengo Sunday for a nine point dual match with both teams. Wilson of Marengo shot 82 for medal honors while Smith of Wellman finished runner up at 84, securing individual recognition.
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Hiesemeyer Named Stanwood Red Sox Manager
Stanwood is appointing Wilfred Hiesemeyer crack left fielder as manager to succeed Joan Cnant who resigned. The club plans to field a competitive lineup as questions linger about future signings.
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Wilfred Hiesemeyer
Stanwood Red Sox
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Hagen's 68 Leads in British Open at St Andrews
Walter Hagen, the American veteran and four-time British Open champion, shot a 68 in the first round at St Andrews. He went out in 32 with four under par and eagled the 530 yard fifth, finishing with a 68 to lead Cyril J Tolley who shot 70. Gene Sarazen and others trailed.
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Play This Shot with Chester Norton Golf Tutor
Instructions on hitting a downhill iron shot with a pitching high arc. The reader is guided to set the ball off the right instep, lay the toe back, and swing lower through the bottom arc to draw the ball toward the hole. Includes note about Norton’s illustrated iron shot monograph and self addressed return coupon.
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Chester Worton
Bud Tinning Leads Cubs Past Reds 5-3 in Opening Blitz
Bud Tinning pitched five strong innings as the Chicago Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 3. A four-run first inning, sparked by Grimm’s bases loaded double, set the tone with Babe Herman and Demaree contributing scoring hits. Reds’ Chick Haley homered and doubled, but Tinning remained dominant after the early trouble.
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Dizzy Dean Fined For Wrong Train Mix-Up
St. Louis pitcher Dizzy Dean boarded the wrong train and was fined 100 dollars after missing an Elmira N Y barnstorming appearance. Manager Gabby Street criticized the mix-up while Dean called it a life mistake.
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Hanken Outpoints Millis In Cedar Park Six Round Bout
Louis Hanken of Scotch Grove outpointed Ed Millis of St. Louis in the six round main event at Cedar Park Tuesday night. Millis filled in for Orley Thorington. Freddie Atkinson defeated Tex Pancho in four rounds, Jimmy Kruze stopped Don Smith in the third, and Jimmy Hamilton drew with Young Trim e. Hamilton, the match maker, plans another show next Wednesday.
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Tex Pancho
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Don Smith
Jimmy Hamilton
Young Trime Hamilton
Winneshick League Upsets Shake Cactus Standings
Three upsets in Winneshick County's Cactus league altered the bid for top spots as Spillville beat Decorah 13 2 Ossian defeated Fort Atkinson 3 2 and Mystery upset Ridgeway 12 8 Frankville and Festina held form with Frankville 11 7 Decorah remains first Ridgeway second Frankville third Protest filed over Decorah June 25 game not counted in percentages Greenwood leads Alfalfa after beating Canoe Hesner downed Freeport Plymouth Rock routed Kendallville Burr Oak beat Bluffton Summaries CACTUS LEAGUE standings Decorah 6 1 Ridgeway 8 2 Frankville 4 3 Fort Atkinson 4 4 Ossian 4 4 Spillville 3 4 Festina 2 2 Mystery 1 7 ALFALFA LEAGUE Glenwood 7 1 Canoe 6 2 Burr Oak 6 2 Plymouth Rock 5 2 Hesper 4 4 Kendallville 0 8 Freeport 0 LL Games July 9 Cactus Festina Decorah Ossian Mystery Ridgeway Frankville Spillville Fort Atkinson Alfalfa Freeport Canoe Glenwood Plymouth Rock Kendallville Burr Oak Bluffton Hesper
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Parker Grant And Ball Progress In Clay Court Meet
Favorites pressed toward the finals of the National Clay Courts tennis championship with fourth round matches. Frankie Parker No 1 seed beat Robert Lampus 6 1 6 0. George Ball upset Jay Cohn 6 0 11 13 6 4. Bryan Grant beat Sterling Williams 6 4 6 3. Gilbert Hall defeated William Docg 6 1 6 2. Berkley Bell beat Tom Leonard 6 0 6 3. The heath hen remark closes the report.
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Pirates Rally Past Cardinals to Narrow Gap in NL Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates erased a five run lead to beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 6, with Floyd Vaughan sparking a four run burst in the fifth and a decisive seventh inning. Pepper Martin went 5 for 6 with four singles and a double, while Paul Waner and Gus Suhr delivered key hits late. Tex Carleton offered relief for St Louis, but couldn’t stop the surge as Pittsburgh moved within one game of second place.
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