Fragmentary notice hints at land sale and acreage details
The readable fragments suggest a public notice about land with references to acres and a price around seven hundred, mentioning road access and a halt or halt sale term. Details are incomplete, but the core idea is a land transaction outline with parcel size and value.
Elgin University Sale Notice Appears in Journal
A fragmentary notice from Elgin indicates a sale event at the university, listing a calendar date around late May and referencing a box number and local committee names. The incomplete text places the event in a state context with references to a park and city agents.
Yankees Aim to Sear Up Flig Grasiano Bout Talk
The Yankees push to finish strong as they plan a swing through Detroit and return home for a key series with the Browns. Manager Bucky Harris seeks a late-season surge, while Detroit and Boston chase the pennant alongside New York. The article also notes a looming third Rocky Graziano fight, with New York or Chicago favored, and Graziano awaiting reinstatement after a suspension tied to a prior fix.
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Tony Zale
Larry Atkins
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New York
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Rock
New Yorks Athletic Commission
Rocky
Brooklyn
Major League Leaders From The American and National Leagues
Summary highlights top performers across leagues with names and stats for batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, stolen bases, strikeouts, and pitching totals. Notable leaders include Williams of Boston and DiMaggio of New York in batting, Mullin and Bou dreau for doubles, Musial and Slaughter in triples, and Blackwell leading strikeouts with 112.
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DiMagen
New York
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Philley
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St. Louis
Felles
Shea
Walker
Philadelphia
Riuus—Mire
Hill—Baumbioltz
Cincinnati
Ruts
Li —Marshal
Net York
Gustine
Pittsburgh
Slaughter
Taples—Musial
St. Toulo and Walker, Philadelphia, 17. Home runs—Mige
Newporl
Biden
Robinson
Brooklyn
Blackwell
Glnehillalh
Fitching
Cincinnat
Tigers halt Yankees with two hits in shutout
Detroit's Hutchinson and Branca spark strong pitching as Tigers stop the Yankees 8-0 on Friday morning. Hutchinson allows only two hits, ending New York's 19-game win streak. Giants beat Reds 8-2 as Marshall homers three times while Pirates topple Boston 2-1. Cubs hammer Phillies 5-1. Browns, Indians, White Sox win. Williams shines with five for five for the Red Sox.
Pleasantville Team Heads for Sunday Baseball at Loveland Field
Pleasantville Independents, winners over the Cory Merchants by a score of HB a month ago, will provide the opposition for the Groupmen at Loveland Field tomorrow. Umpire George Sprovert will start the game at three oclock. The visitors showed a well balanced club in their previous appearance and the Merchants will have to be at their best to run their win streak to three straight. They played errorless ball in the air and rapped two for 12 hits in recording the triumph. Manager Group has nominated himself to go to the HM and if he is waving one of his days the chances for a victory will be considerably enhanced. Opposing the Cory pilot on the mound will be youthful Paul Shsout, a right hander. Corry's lineup will likely include Red Kennedy, Jack Wilson, Mike Goda and Chuck Williams on the infield, Chuck McLean, Bill Harmon and Joe Sarnicki in the outfield, Groug on the mound and Bobby Loveland behind the plate.
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Cory Merchants
Loveland Field
George Sprovert
Merchants
Streste
Cory Pilot
Paul Shsout
Ase
Vhander- Corry
Red Kennedy
Jack Wilson
Mike Goda
Chuck Williams
Chuck McLean
Bill Harmon
Joe Sarnicki
Groug
Bobby Loveland
Yesterday's Stars In Baseball Headlines
The report highlights Fred Hutchinson of the Tigers ending the Yankees 19-game win streak with a 9-0 shutout. Ralph Branca of the Dodgers shut out the Cardinals 7-0, retiring 21 batters in five innings. Willard Marshall of the Giants hit three homers, driving in five as New York beat Cincinnati 8-3.
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Associated Press
Fred Hutchinson
Tigers
Yankees
Ralph Branca
Dodgers
Cardinals
Enos Slaughter
Willard Marshall
Giants
Cinciamatt
Exgi Medalist in Public Links Tourney
Hershey Pennsylvania July 19 A former Army sergeant today earns medalist honors in the ninth Pennsylvania Public Links tournament. Walter Heckman a 25 year old hatmaker from Sinking Springs posted one under par 141 for the 16 hole route, two strokes ahead of his nearest rival in a field of 80. He played round scores of 69 and 72 to set a new best medal score for the Public Links event, surpassing the prior mark held by George Bradley of Philadelphia in 1990.
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Hershey
Walter Heckman
Sinking Springs
Heckman
George Bar
Hershey Park
Bradley
Philadelphia
Carl P. Kauffman
Rouund Stark
Pittsburgh
Major Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s scores include Brooklyn 7 over St. Louis 0 and New York 8 over Cincinnati 3. Standings list Brooklyn 50 30 .588. New York 47 35 .587. Boston 45 37. St Louis 44 40. Chicago 48 45. Philadelphia 36 48. Pittsburgh 44 49 .410. Upcoming games: Cincinnati at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Boston. American League results show Detroit 8 over New York 0. Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 1. Cleveland 6 over Washington 0. St. Louis 9 over Boston 8. International League Buffalo 7 over Rochester 4. Baltimore 7 over Jersey City 6. Middle Atlantic League Evie 4-6. Niagara Falls 1-8. Johnstown 9 over Uniontown 2.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
St. Lews
Owell Tagets
Resulla
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Baltimore
Jersey City
Evie
Niagara Falls
Johnstown
Uniontown
St.Louis
Locke Sets Pace In Canadian Open Final Round
Bobby Locke of South Africa carried a 201 after 54 holes into the final round of the $10,000 Canadian Open in Toronto. He faced rain and thunder as he aimed to extend his golf conquests, matching or beating the 271 Ganindlin Open record if he breaks par again on the Scarlet course.
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Wmy
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Locke
Lawson Lake
Toronig
Stranahan and Ward Favored in Golf Play
Stranahan Toledo Ohio and Ward Spokane Washington, former champions, favored in the western amateur golf championships semifinal over Tom Sheehon Birmingham Alabama and Bud Willits Kansas City. If they win Sunday at Wakonda Club, Stranahan and Ward meet again, continuing a recurring rivalry.
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Frank Stranahan
Bud Ward
Tom Sheehon
Birmingham
Mth
Bot Willits
Kansas City
Wakonda Club
Stranahan
Ward
Toledo
Ohlowee
Wind
Shanahan
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Ing
John Jacobs
Ehamir
Cedar Raplels
Boxing results from city venues last night
In New York Eddie Giosa outpointed Charley Tusari. Detroit saw Twlmage Bussey stop Bit Eddy. In Brooklyn Bobby Plant defeated Billy Straits by TKO. Long Beach Erminio Bonett outpointed Wille Roach. Skowhegan Dom Lathe stopped Huble Scott. Worcester Johnny Gesario outpointed Lee Sawicki.
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Philadelphia
Charley Tusari
Irvington
N. J
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Twlmage Bussey
Bit Eddy
Flint
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Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Bobby Plant
Billy Straits
Paterson
Long Beach
N. Y
Erminio
Bonett
Mulan
Thaly
Wille Roach
Wilmington del
Skowhegan
Dom Lathe
Lewiston
Huble Scott
Bangor
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Gesario
Boston
Lee Sawicki
Batavia Seeks First Division Berth in City League
Batavia Clippers, coming off six straight wins and 14 of 16, beat Wellsville Red Box to edge toward a first division spot. Bradford Blue won 5-2 at Hamilton as Jurvin Nits starred. Tamestown at Olenn and Lockport at Hornell were rained out. Today’s schedule lists Batavia, Wellsville, and others on the slate.
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Batavia Clippers
Pony League
Gircuit
Clippers
Wells Ville
Free
Pas En Sand
Orrurd
Bradford Blue
Hamilton
Brieford
Tamestown
Olenn Aid
Lockport Ab
Hornell
Bradford Sf Hienloly
Batavia Af Demestowih
Oleg Pb
Weillsvilie
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