Golf title unclear due to OCR mix, but MSPADEN SHUTE in finals reported
In a muddled fragment, MSPADEN and SHUTE reach the final of a golf event. The piece mentions Boston players, 36-hole format, and a planned championship defense since 1929, with several notable opponents named in a lengthy, garbled account.
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Elset
Custer Prem Fist
Ceerrgenpert
Tony Menere
Sundey Shute
MicSpaden
Boston
Aril
Hillard-Osie Field Club
Hustur
Ch Chamsuga
Shiloh
Batiueields
Enré
Leo Diegel
Shute
Joe Turresa
Olin Dutra
Ed Dudler
Jimmy Hines
Ee Manero
Ed. Ra
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Parcels and Partners
A series of property transfers lists Lillian V. Gensicke and husband to H. J. Cousins for 10000 dollars, Viasta A. Hradek and husband to William W Krejer and Libbie M Krejer for various lots, and Ruth A. Currie and husband to Margaret A. Goodyear among others, with dates in 1937 and vague lot descriptions. The article records several deed actions with nominal consideration and notes the involvement of multiple married couples and property in Central City and Marion areas.
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Lillian V. Gensicke
H. J. Cousins
Viasta A. Hradek
William W
Libbie M Krejer
Ruth A. Currie
Fargaret
Goodyear
Thomas
Marion
Yankees Lead in Davis Gap Trials
The report details Grant defeating Bromwich in straight sets with strong serving and groundstrokes, leading 4-0 in the third set before Bromwich faltered. It notes Crawford’s struggles and Budge winning against Crawford as the series advances toward a match with the European zone victor, likely Germany, for a shot at England. The piece mentions Perry’s absence and the Australian players’ errors and scoring struggles.
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Grant
Love
Bromwich
Grant-Bromwich
Bitsy
Prond
Down Under
Crawford
Germany
England
Fred Perry
Budge
Cratsford
Franklin High Wins City Tennis Championship
Franklin High School claimed the city tennis title by winning both singles and doubles. Cochran e advanced through rounds to win the singles, while Swift and Resek captured the doubles for the east side school. Franklin totaled 20 points. Wilson McKinley Roosevelt tied for second with 5 each.
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Franklin High School
Cochrane
Swift
Rosex
Franklin
Wilson
McKinley
Roosevelt
USC stars Sefton and Meadows vie for vault record
Bill Sefton of USC broke his own world pole vault mark with 14 feet 11 inches at the Pacific Coast Conference meet in Los Angeles. Earl Meadows of NSC matched Sefton’s 14 feet 11 inches for the day, tying the record effort.
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Los Angeles
Bill Sefton
University of Southern California
Earl Meadows
NSC
Sefton
Local Golfer Eliminated By Sweeny In Amateurs
Wofred Werrie Cateive Keere Mus, a British amateur competitor, reached the quarterfinals before losing to Bain em Sweeny 3 and 2. Sweeny, a New Yorker, has resided in London for several years.
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Sweeny
Wofred Werrie Cateive
Keere
Mus
Bainem Sweeny
Swreny
London
Night baseball fuels minor leagues in postwar era
The piece notes the growth from around fifteen to nearly thirty minor leagues as night games attract patrons. It argues working hours drive attendance, while lack of funds limits some potential fans. It also mentions tax implications from boxing grosses and 1930s Tigers injuries and roster losses.
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Landis
Ruth
Yankees Gain Pair as Pitching Falters in Tight Losses
In Philadelphia and New York scores tied early as Rose and Moriarty pace a 7-4 win for the Yankees. Thomas and Tarbeville power a string of hits while Ross and Moriarty keep the game tight through seven frames.
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Turbevife
Strece
Ruliice
Tarbeville
Hie
Oll Boss
Thomas
S Tm
Inminke
Wild Pitth
Rom
Sal— Hares
Sitcher
Ross
Umries
Moriarty
McGowan
Philadelphia
New York
Hoaz
Erez
Nexsome
Petere
Moses Betars
Crevetti
Latreri
Dean
Gebrin
Emith
Dicksy
Moses
Beikire
Chansler
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Cleveland Twins Rally Past Chicago in Second Game
Johnny Allen backed by a strong Indians attack beat Chicago 15 to 3 in the second game of a doubleheader to split the day. Julius Solters homered with bases loaded in the third. Earl Averill and Hel Trosky also went deep. Odell Hale fumbled to end a 138-errorless streak. Solters and Lyn Lary each had four hits. The opener went to Chicago 4 to 1 with Whitehead earning his second win.
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Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Chicago
White Sox
Julius Solters
Earl Averill
Hel Trosky
Bill Dietrich
Odell Hale
Little Haas
Solters
Lyn Lary
Johnny Whitehead
Indians
Whitehead
Jimmy Dyxes
Mel Harder
Shoowers
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Walker
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Hayes
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Haas
Berger
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Hale
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Lary
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Pyiak
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Rad Solters
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Avenil
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Baws
Chicaro
Oll Dietrich
Rigney
Allen
Grsck
Ey—Dietrich
Aigner
Alts
Dietrich
Rigney iPyt
Sy Allen
Haast
Siieher
Disch
Quicn
Basil
Sinmers
Dodgers Bees split doubleheader in tight two games
Brooklyn Dodgers won the opener 2 to 1 before dropping the nightcap 4 to 3 in ten innings. Van Lingle Mungo earned his sixth win and hit the go ahead single in the ninth. Lou Fette allowed five hits in the loser effort.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Dodgers
Boston Bees
van Lingle Mungo
Mungo
Jack Winsett
Lou Fette
Bees
Vince DiMaggio
Warsiler
Pioneers of Pittsburgh Lose to St Louis in Early Showdown
In St Louis, the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates trailed 9-4 after the first three innings as the Cardinals surged ahead with two early homers. Pittsburgh rallied with a third inning burst but errors and timely hits by St Louis kept the lead, with Pepper Martin driving in two Card numbers in the fifth.
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Braddock-Louis
Uncle Sam
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Mickel Cochrane
Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Schoolboy Rowe
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Jimmy DeShong
DeShong
Fabian Gerke
Archie McKein
Jack Wilson
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Billy Rogell
Gerald Walker
Elton Wallup
Browns
Sam West
St. Louis Streck
ST. Louis
Pittsburgh Piretes
St. Louis Cerdinals
Piretes
Boo Welland
Murzy Cerd
Nei
Besreman
Scornz
Pirates
Stu Mari Sas
Ecrons
Pepper Martin
Nel
Ovens
Cyclone Nine Defeats Luther 16 to 7 in Decorah Sweep
Iowa State Cyclones powered past Luther in Decorah with seven runs in the first two innings and four more in the third to win 16 to 7, sweeping the two game series. Swandahl and Weber pitched, limiting Luther to eight hits as Iowa State also won the opener 4 to 0.
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Decorah
Iowa
Jonreca
Harris
Exitkacs
Larson
Ekaie
Jimmy Rozek Wins Net Title At Franklin Meet
Jimmy Rozek, 15, won the Franklin high school intramural tennis championship in a Saturday forenoon meet. A West Union native, Rozek previously claimed the West Union senior championship at age 11 and is listed as son of Mr and Mrs W W Rozek of 344 Eighteenth Street SE.
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Franklin High School
Jimmy Rozek
Www
G. Rozek
Eighteenth Street
West Union
Pittsburgh Captures Intercollegiate AAU Track Title in Last-Gasp Duel
At Randall's Island Stadium Pittsburgh edged Columbia by slim margins to win the Intercollegiate AAU meet in a dramatic final clash led by John Woodruff who swept the quarter and half miles. Ben Johnson of Columbia won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump with Edgar Mason forcing a second place to deny Pitt a total upset.
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N. Y
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Columbia
Randall's Island Stadium
Ben Johnson
Pitt
California
Princeton
Johnson
Pit
Edgar Mason
Woodruff
O' John Woodruff
Bill Carr
Kurt Mayer
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J. Harmiton Hucker
Cornell
Alvah Kraenzlein
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S. Ramsdell
Penn
America
Berlin
Edmund Burke
Marquette
Dartmouth
Yale
Manhattan
Harvard
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