Nothing Wrong With Baseball Bosses Still Say So
National League moguls at their winter meeting expressed satisfaction with current baseball conditions. President John A Heydier said business remains the focus and a shorter regular season could be considered. Reported several trades were not pending and efforts to set up series games with the American League were discussed.
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Henry L. Farrell
New Yorks
National League
Justin Little
Garry Herrman
Nesi- Taine
John A. Heydier
The
New
York
Opening games and sports dominate South End scene
Armour Tech 5 led an early season clash as Notre Dame edged a 53 to 26 win in the new gym. Stecher claimed the world wrestling title by pinning Frank Judson in two of three falls, while a North Dakota Aggie defeated Wisconsin 16 to 14. Marquette beat Milwaukee Normal 3 to 14, and Iowa defeated St Louis 29 to 2. Also noted were murder probe updates on Frank Braml, with a coroner's verdict of beating death, and Geneva Nobel prize split between Chamberlain and Briand.
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South End
Ind
Armour Tech
Notre Dame
Gymmusium
Chicago
Ice
Stecher
Frank Judson
Harvard
Rocky Kansas Defeats Goodrich For Lightweight Crown
Buffalo based fighter Rocky Kansas, formerly Rocco Taozze, retained and secured the lightweight title with a fifteen round decision over Jimmi Goodrich before about 10,000 fans. Kansas dominated, recorded nine touns and built a clear margin as Goodrich rallied late. the title is recognized by the International Boxing Federation and the National Boxings Association.
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Rocco Taozze
Rocky
Kansas
Pride of
Jimmi ‘Goodrich
Tounés
Goodrich
Bséh
International Boxing Federation
National Boxings Association
Shuffie Callihan Wins Eight Round Clash in Mason City
Chicago’s Shuffie Callihan won an eight round decision over Flora Bowers for the Iowa middleweight claim in Mason City. In other bouts, Jackie Leonard fainted in round three, Bill Brown and Barry Smith scored knockouts, while Sammy Mandell beat Jimmy Cashill in Peoria. Pettie and Leroy won in Milwaukee as Petrolie stopped Azzarella and Leroy outpointed Hall.
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Shuffie” Callihan
Chicago
Flora Bowers
Iowa
Jackie Leonard
Charles City
Bill Brown
Waterloo
Barry Smith
Nashua
Kid" Rose
Peoria
IIL
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Jimmy Cashill
St. Paul
Mandell
Milwagkee
Farge, N. D
Billy Petrolie
Russie Leroy
Petrolie
Joe Azzarella
Leroy
Roscoe Hall
Red Grange Cashes In Big One-Day Pay From Giants
New York reports Red Grange received large one day sums after the Polo Grounds game with the Giants. He earned 360000 for signing a future contract and 10000 for endorsing a sweater. 30000 for autographs. 5000 for a shoe deal. 2500 for a cap. 3000 for a ginger ale endorsement. and 5000 for other promotional work. He refused to endorse a cigarette brand and did not smoke himself.
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Red Grange
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Ghent
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Amil
Sidheme's champion team heads to Pacific Coast tour
An early notice from Tusciloosa Alabama announces Sidheme's champion football squad will travel next week to the Pacific Coast to participate in a tournament. The formal statement says the team has adopted a selection plan and expects to face strong rivals, including an Alabama opponent, as preparations begin for the event.
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Wwesk
Pacific Coast
Imate Est
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Wacclimiell
Alabama Iis
Keystone Farmer Weis Dysart Girl Wedding at Dysart Keystone
The wedding of Miss Weis of Dysart to Mr. Junge of Keystone was held with Miss Mary Vel Lamorecin of Elberon and Edward Tras of Berstone as attendants. Bride wore black satin with orchid trimmings and carried a silver bouquet. reception followed at the bridegroom’s home with dinner for relatives. The couple will reside near Shaner after March 3, with friends invited to visit their farm home.
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Junge
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Theodore Schliepsiek
Miarvél Lamorecin
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Eiward Tras
Berstone
Bay County
Henry Rusell
Ami
Gms
Eter Jungeia
Kersrome
Betton
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Life is short ft at theL unity MED ple manage to ouilive
A fragmented verse from a Boston Transcript page reflects a fragmented meditation on life and unity. The garbled lines hint at an urging to endure and outlive oneself amid a wider social moment.
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Boston
Buried Fragments Describe Unclear Meeting Notes
Fractured OCR text mentions a group or association, dates unclear, and a sequence of names with roles. The readable parts suggest discussion of a leadership or committee, possibly a meeting of an association and its officers, but details remain obscured by garbled characters.
Thee Weesem Hare Sends tz Cemeress Wenstinetom
Fragmentary text appears to describe civil practice and personnel notes with names and dates. The readable portions reference a person named Mrs. lhermer and mention a first-time event for a member in some context. Content is unclear and garbled.
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Mrs. Lhermer
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Ami
Gactidge Nemes Kloster in Washington Policy Debate
Fragmentary text references Washington and a memorial or memento linked to Cizaries Sloster. It mentions being titled United States mana for the mort a fishier of Iowa, but context is unclear and details are incomplete.
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Gactidge Nemes Kloster
Washington
Dee &—Presifers
Towa
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear News Body
The readable text is highly garbled with unclear names and events. It mentions Bahia and a possible group, but no coherent action, date, or outcome is determinable from the fragment. Without readable details, a precise card cannot be formed.
Fragmented OCR summary missives reveal unclear text
The readable fragments reference a discussion of food and families, with scattered names and phrases. Context remains obscured by garbled OCR, offering little concrete fact.
Fragmentary notice from Bes Fal SuccssneHe Tuzam pm
Unclear OCR fragment mentions names and a dated reference 74. The legible parts hint at an event or notice with possible persons Samer and John Willis, but details are unreadable.
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Wien
John Willis
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