Giants World Tour Faces Doubtful Future
The New York Giants weigh a world tour with questions over players willingness to miss winter training. Secretary O Brien says the trip must not interfere with spring work. president Brash may approve if feasible. Manager McGraw will seek national approval and funding to finance a possible journey to California and Japan.
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New York
Pri
New York Clotta
Jor O'Brien
Brash
Jones
California
Japan
McGraw
Herrmann
National Commission For the Giants
McGrtan
Baseball results from yesterday with names and team matchups
Fragmented report lists players and lineups for games including Philadelphia and Cincinnati matchups. It mentions Batterles with various players such as Mayer Finneran Killifer Fromme Severold and others, plus references to New York and other batteries and pitchers in a compressed OCR style.
No clear headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places unclear due to corrupt characters, offering no distinct event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Cleveland Scores and Timelines From Unclear Card
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Philadelphia and several surnames Mitchell Walker Corigeh Nageleon Mlank Egan ongoing or noted. no other games scheduled.
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Cleveland
Catterion Mitchell
Walker and Corigeh
Nageleon
Mlank and Egan
Western League Scores And Weather Affects Weekend Play
Western League results show Wichita 1 2 loss to Des Moines with games called due to darkness in the tenth. Denver beats St Joseph 6-3 and Omaha defeats Lincoln. American Association reports Milwaukee 8 5 and Toledo 7 Indianapolis 6 with mixed weather and wet grounds impacting several matchups.
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Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph Wineg Ewes
Des Moines
Wemehan
Lincoln Ore
Sioux City
Toporn
Wichita
Joseph
Darknoun
Hiwax City
Lincoln
Topeka
Dow Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha-Lincoln
Sioux City-Topeka
American Association
Zoeity
Milwaukee
Oledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Attell Returns to New York with Frosty Reception
Abe Attell, after a six month suspension, returned to the New York rings to a chilly crowd at Madison Square Garden. Garden managers doubled Monday night admission in hopes of a strong turnout, but loyal fans balked at the price and the attendance barely reached 2,000. Attell did not score a knockout in the bout.
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New York
Abe Attell
State Athletic Commission
Garden A
Allett
Attell
Garden
Heart Beats Only 42 Times a Minute in Oklahoma Man
Jerry Sevier of Webber Falls Oklahoma has a resting heart rate of 42 beats per minute, the lowest on record. Doctors say he is in perfect health and maintains strength and activity despite the slow rate discovered today by Dr. Warsur.
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Webber Falls
Okla
Jerry Sevier
Warsur
Sevier
Prosperous Dry Farmers of Colorado Highlight Oddity of Year
In Denver on September 10, J As Harris of the state land board notes eastern Colorado dry farmers thrive with scarce water. Peter Sanborn bought eight sections near Leroy, mortgaged, yet with 500 acres winter wheat yielding about 25 bushels per acre, he expects to clear mortgage and grocery debt. A Sterling depot manager farms 220 acres east of town with wheat, corn, potatoes and millet, all profitable. Western slope counties Delta Grand Montrose and Garfield also report strong profits, while railcar shortages threaten movement of crops.
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Peter Sanborn
Leroy
Sterling
Sanborn
Delta
Grand
Montrose
Garfield
Fish Disease and a Bible Quip Anecdote
A New York Sun note explains fish deformities from sudden cold water and potential mortality when infections creep into the muscles. It also recounts a church service joke about counting prophets like Isaiah Jeremiah and Zephaniah, muttering there were about twenty.
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Mamma
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Habbakuk
Jonah
Haggai
Malach
Zephaniah
Dearie
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Hiack
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Breanahen Mock
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Plains Hotel
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Rooma
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Real Fetate—Rauches
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West 19Th Street
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C. W. Riner & CO
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Carey Ave
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Herbert Pp. Gleason
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Moore
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Mathewson and Wilson
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Democratic Weekly
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Alex Hastie
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