Babe Ruth Sees ’32 Pennant Finish, Browns as Mixed Club
Babe Ruth predicts Yankees win the American League pennant in 1932 and foresees the St. Louis Cardinals repeating in the National League. He also sees the Washington Senators runners up, ahead of the Athletics, with fan sentiment leaning toward Connie Mack’s Athletics. The piece also notes the League of Nations roster idea, Beavers high school turnout, and the Browns’ international mix.
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Babe Ruth
Habe Ruth
Babe
Ruth
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Music
Viere
Hsis
League of Nations
St. Louis Browns
Seatol
Bill Kiliefer
Browns
Diamont
Killeter
John McGraw
New York
Levey
Marine &x
Melillo
Storti
Burny
Puifield
Schulte
Alexi
Ay Pele
Wbettencourt
Poli
Corry Gunners beat Mayville in iron sights match
Corry Red and Gun Club dominated the Mayville Gubs in their second independent match since clinching the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League title. Bab Sweet led Corry with a 277 score in prone, while Mayville’s top marks included Gulick and McCullough posting notable totals.
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Pennsylvania Rifle League
Corry Red
Mayville
Bab
Sweet
Corry
New York
Carty Rod and Gun Club i Oh
Toby Kittleborger
Anderson
Rothra
Holmes
Nantes
Greavitt
Rothes
Sweatman
Keefer
Martin
Kini i
Greene
Berg Ts
BOS
Edmunds
Brookmire
Weyers
Bjorkquist
Kinley
Bob
Bullingame
American League race seen as three team affair
New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics expected to contend for the AL title with Washington Senators slightly behind. The Athletics add Bil Coleman and Oscar Roettger with refined pitching notes from Lefty Grove and George Hartshaws. Yankee stars Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig loom large while Washington presses with Joe Kuel and Carl Reynolds in the outfield, Wes Ferrell anchoring Indian pitching prospects.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Philadelphia
Athletics
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Waiter Johnson
Senators
Eli
Outfelder
Bil Coleman
Bing Miller
the Bowsnan
Oscar Roettger
Frank Grosetti
Jack Saltzzaver
Yanks
Crosetti
Sallegaver
Lyn Lary
Touly Langer
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Washington
Joe Kuel
Judge
Carl Reynolds
Mone Weaver
Qujors
Ballimora
Cleveland Indians
Uoon Wes Ferrell
Tylbe
Ferrell
Kiddie Montague
Roger Povicinpaugi
A's
Montague
Junior Swim Championship Opens In Pattsburgh Tonight
The junior national swimming and diving championships of the Amateur Athlete Union begin tonight at Segatone Athletic Glob in Pattsburgh. Notable entrants include Frank Febenfeld of Indianapolis and Meyedt Inured heedusé amid a field with schools dropping out for economic reasons.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania
Har- Herald
Kry Laughin
Russel Lindberg
Homestenn Library Club
Peter Cho~ko
Mighal Brodi
Kennywood Parte Swimming Club
Rugglers Flaco
Porn Athletic Cys
Philadelphia
Ichard’ Louttit
Unidation
Albury Stubs
Homestead Libirarye
Cuit
Pelus Beats PeeWee Jocrell in Fort Wayne Title Bout
Jackie Pelus, age 100, defeats PeeWee Jocrell of Fort Wayne in a welterweight bout held in Dayton. The match ends with Pelus securing victory as the crowd cheers the local favorite.
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Dayton, O
Jackie Pelus
PeeWee Jocrell
Fort Wayne
Tnd
Broadcast Nonsense On Davis Cup Team Picks
A chaotic sports page fragment recalls Bell’s shower broadcast predicting the 1922 Davis Cup lineup. It mentions Vines, Shields, Late, Van Ryn as likely players while a later notice from the STU LT A lists probable selections, including Can gait and Wilma Allison for the team.
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York
Berkeley Bell
Thea
Bell
Tucker
Seventh Regiment
Armory
Hall
Vines
Shields
Late
van Ryn
Binet
TS. LT. A
cThig
Ubi
Lorie
B.S. le T. A
Wilma Allison
George Lott
Pita Hy Ribiril
Tohaparnrily
Vines and Steels
Wrill
Thy Wingglow Aorh
Ati Bon
al van Ain
Hye Dager
Saale
Trout Season Opens Across Pennsylvania April 15
Anglers plan spring trips as trout season starts April 16 amid stocked waters and favorable conditions. State Fish Commissioner Oliver M Diebler notes legal size stock from hatcheries, with central counties set to furnish strong early fishing. Notable waters include Loyalsock, Penns Creek, Spring Creek, Bald Eagle Creek, Six Mile Run, and Lycoming Creek among many streams in Adams, Centre, Cambria, Clinton, and other counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsyoania
Oliver M. Diebler
Lycormag
Penn's Creak
Centre
Union Counties
Adams
Bedford
Bieiv
Cambria
Yellow Creek
Blair County
Blair Creek
Cambria County
Cedar Rim
Benais Creek
South Park Cros
Central Counties
Centre County
Sitch
Spring Creek
Minin
Measter Valley
Havier Valley
Lingle Valley
Newancaster Valley
Seveh Mountain
Perinsylvan
Kishwecquillas Creek
Willowun
Licking Creek
Juniata County
Perry
Lycoming County
Lick Run
White Deer Holes
Lycoming Creek
Ramblers win at Warren 33 16 in league clash
The Ramblers captured a 33 to 16 victory over Penney Wye of Warren in a Class A city basketball league matchup. Men at center and forward roles stood out as the Ramblers defended well and built a solid lead, reflecting their second win in as many league games.
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Ramblers
Warren
Cork
Penney
Boine
Union High School
Phar Lap Dies After Acute Indigestion At Perry Stables
Australia’s famous Phar Lap dies at Perry Stables in Menlo Park California after an acute stomach illness. Co owner David J. Davis mourns the loss calling the horse a prince among heroes while Dr William Neilsen confirms the cause as acute indigestion not poisoning. Bobby the horse’s value placed at 50000 with 332250 earnings noted.
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Dan Bowenman
United Press Star
Perry Stables
Menlo Park
Calif
Phar Lap
Australia
Ed Perry
Bobby
David J. Davis
Monarch
Los Angeles
Biby
Rel
Davis
William Neilson
Neilsen
Erie bowler off to good start in ABC tourney
Erie bowler Casey Walentz and Josney Felder of Buffalo sit tied for tenth with 1274 in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Walentz had 672 across three games on his string including 225 260 and 247, while Felder added 198 184 and 220. Joe Andric started strong in singles with 212 then 266 but ended with 672. H Ross of Waukegan led singles with 674 and J Bamberg of Buffalo had 673.
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Dethule
Wmindren
Cams
Flay
Charles
Casey) Walentz
Jos Ney Felder
Buffalo
Walentz
Melder
God
Waientz
Joe Andric
Bre
H. Ross
Waukester
J. Bamberg
Buifwlu
Giants Begin Four-Game Series With Detroit in KC
The New York Giants arrived in Kansas City on April 6 to start a four-game series with Detroit. Regulars will depart for Detroit after a Springfield stop, while a reconnaissance squad heads to Jersey City for a Saturday game.
Yankees Beat Cincinnati Indians in Indianapolis
April 6 report shows the New York Yankees visiting Indianapolis for a game with the local club after yesterday defeating Reis 9 to 5 in Cincinnati. The score and opponents highlight a spring baseball schedule with notable Yankee activity in the Midwest.
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Indianapolis, Inc
New York Yankees
Indianapolis
Reis
Cincinnati
Carey to Cut Squad as Dodgers Meet Hartford
Macon Ga April Max Carey weighing a cut for his squad as Brooklyn beat Hartford 7 to 5 yesterday. Pitchers Paul Richards and Johnny Klrider plus Paul Gallia likely to be left behind.
Jeffers Æn The Deme Day Convent At Luncheon
Fragmented OCR summary notes a national convention event with speeches and a luncheon scheduled around noon. Mentions a committee, a candidate named Jeffers, and a Democratic gathering with broadcasts and services planned.
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Jeffers
Convent
Shatter
Fragmentary OCR Note on Speech and Minority Issue
Fragmentary text mentions a speech and minority references with unclear dates or speakers. Readable parts point to a discussion or controversy, but essential details such as names, places, actions, or outcomes are missing, leaving only general references to a speech and a minority topic.
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