Trade rumors swirl as major leaguers near market
Giants and Pirates weigh bids for top stars as aging pitchers like Danny Vance face sale options. Frisch, Waner, and Crit linked to clubs with Frisch possibly moving into managing roles. Yankees, Athletics, and White Sox also discussed for reshuffles next season.
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Guy Bush Big Help to Cubs in pennant chase
In Chicago Cubs pursuit of the National League pennant a 1920s era report credits Guy Bush with pivotal form enhancing the team. The pitcher teases sharp improvement under manager Joe McCarthy and is highlighted for resilience amid a long development arc from 1924 to 1927.
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Pairings Set for Corry Country Club Championship
The Corry Country Club announced the first round pairings for the upcoming club championship with matches scheduled before Sunday August 18. Notable pairings include B A Clark versus H W Parker and H J Davin against M Drake, along with several other rivalries. The tournament has generated strong member interest and promises closely contested matches.
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Red Sox Rally Secures 3-0 Victory Over White Sox
Inning opening rally gave Boston a 3-0 win as Daniny MacPayden allowed three hits for Chicago and Ted Lyons three?eight innings with four hits. Arthur De Ith defeated George Cook at Starlight Park in the eighth round, weighing 219 1 2 pounds to Cook 188.
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Sunday golf ban passes in New Castle city session
New Castle Pennsylvania August 18 City council held a formal session banning Sunday golf at the municipal course for the balance of the year. Councilman Burns led the measure with support from Mayor Gillespie and councilmen Davies Reever while Walter Tyler Atond opposed. Officials said the ban would curb wear and tear on the new course. Chicago boxing show set for August 23 at the stadium featuring Burns versus Devos in the main event with three supporting bouts.
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Titusville Prepares For Tough Battle In Baseball Showdown
Titusville reads the town into a pivotal midweek game against a strong opponent. Manager Gillen plans to field a full lineup, including pitcher Brown, as the team stacks up against top local rivals to boost fan support and showcase progress toward a robust season.
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Locals Over Watts Flats in Prep for Hartsfield Game
In August preparations for a game at Hartsfield, Stanford Automale Produces Company nain Watts Flats, with BP Kinney and Gilaway forming a battery. The team showed early improvements, a slate of games booked by Manager Mountain as Watts Wars Ht j and Junior High HelG'in play on.
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Woddy McGoy Beats Schwartz in Braddock Bout
Sobie ny McGoy of Buffalo defeated Henry Schwartz in Braddock Pennsylvania in the first round of a boxing match last night. McCoy dominated early rounds and kept control throughout.
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Hight buried in one grave after crash deaths
United Press reports 13 members of the Sherwood Badgett family, killed when a train crashed into a truck, were buried in a single grave today in Dallas. Mia Badgett and her seven daughters perished in the wreck, with other relatives and the community paying final respects.
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Great card set for Erie Friday night boxing
The Erie program features a strong lineup with Union City Independents taking the lead in the County Baseball League and a boxing card headlined by notable fights. Union City beat Girard 7 to 1 as Louie Sweet’s team strengthens its second round position, while local billiards and other bouts highlight a busy weekend.
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Grogan to again meet Wallace in Omaha title tilt
Tommy Grogan of Omaha aims to upset Billy Wallace in a Lite Bout at Taylor Bowl tonight. Wallace owns the series, with a decision win in their prior encounters, and agreed to a two extra rounds after last night’s negotiation. Referee Lew Magnolis of New York will officiate.
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Loughran to abandon title after New York meeting
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia was slated to renounce his light heavyweight crown at today's New York State Athletic Commission meeting as he plans to fight Jack Sharkey of Boston in a heavyweight bout set for September 26 at Sharkey Stadium. The decision comes ahead of the announced match and follows talks in New York.
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Yesterday Scores And Upcoming Boules Matches
Yesterday American Boules defeated Chicago 8 to 0 and Washington won 8 to 2 over St. Louis. Philadelphia 6 defeated Detroit 0 while Cleveland beat New York 7 to 1 with Cinemnatic New York 3 and Boustatz 4. Brooklyn 4 and St. Louis 7 with Philadelphia 5. Today Boston at Chicago Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Cleveland Cincinnati at New York Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Other clubs not scheduled.
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Hunt by decision in Tulsa heavyweight bout last night
Blake Hunt 190 pounds faced Murry Gitlits of New York in a ten round bout in Tulsa. Hunt won by decision after a hard fought contest with Gitlits KO unable to finish the fight.
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Stomach Disorder Claims From Coated Tongue Revealed
A garbled ad-like piece touts stomach and bowel disorders tied to a coated tongue. It vaunts a miracle remedy made from bark and roots, promising health and money back if not cured, citing widespread physical wrecks and exhausted patients.
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College radio plans at Berea and Baldwin Wallace
Late October broadcasts from Berea College and Baldwin Wallace College will offer radio programs for high school students and teachers. Topics cover biology chemistry history and vocational guidance with seniors and juniors invited to listen and participate.
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Fragmented US crime notes mix in global feats and figures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions criminal code debates in Portes Gil era Mexico and jury issues, then shifts to aviation feats by German and American pilots. It cites Kronfeld and flight distances, noting endurance flights and the rise of new aero capabilities alongside curious, scattered references to American progress and deception.
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