Turbulent bids and notices mix with sports chatter
A jumble of war era chatter covers bidders for baseball teams, local commerce talk, and varied sports news. Names like Elsie and Parker surface alongside Temple U co ed sports plans, plus military notices about Kilgrow and Johnny Miller in action, all reflecting a busy, uneven page.
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Charley Parker
Temes
A. U
Gantry
Parker
Dan Ferris
T. J. McGuire
Stain
Bho
Charley
Bartolo
Boston Feather
FIDE
Temple U
Jimmy Conzelman
Browns
Jemi Jeague
Pep Wins One Sided Bout Over Bartolo
New York featherweight Pep Wilkin, 20, dominated Bartolo of Boston in a one sided bout at Bravem Field drawing about 14 000 spectators. Pep kept Bartolo at bay with quick left jabs and sharp footwork, winning all rounds and signaling plans for future defenses and title bids.
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Pep
Bartolo
Exper
Funees
Caulky Wight
Jackie Callra
Uther
Bartalo
Boston
Bravem Field
Tests Give Students Tip Off On Aptitude Tests
In Tucson Arizona Dr William H Brown and Dr Charles L Vaughn developed aptitude tests to predict success in life science courses. They tested 200 students with 40 skill measurements covering classification drawing dissection use of mere scope retention reading observation perceptual speed visualization finger dexterity and other primary abilities. The tests claim less than one grade point error in predicting zoology grades and could save a semester or more.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
William H. Brown
Charles L. Vaughn
Vaughn
Bond Sale Show Of Yanks Dodgers Nets $124 Million
New York AP reports a one day bond sale raised 124 million dollars to sponsor baseball stars for the season. Top bidders included King Carl Hubbell Bill Dickey and Dixie Walker with Dixie drawing 11.25 million from the Brooklyn Club. A social industrial group funded the top bid, ending further escalation as officials outlined support for star players.
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New York
Imass
Toe Benkroi
Abares
Aurea
Gus
Brooklyn Mall
Juel
Ligeest
Treasury Department
Jimmy Walker
Carl Hubbell
Bill Dickey
Dixie
Desher Walker
People's Choice
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Club
Inter
Hubbell
Esso
Buladang
Carl
Bionx Syndicate
Dickey
Yankee Stadium
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodger
Brooklyn Buro
John Ceshmore
Tasone
Fat Breddy
Yankford Giants
Bame
Fat Freddie
Marshall and Bivins Fight Ends With 13th Round KO
Jimmy Bivins stopped Lloyd Marshall in the 13th round in Cleveland. Bivins, weighing about 190 pounds, pressured the California challenger who carried a 164 pounds edge early but was overwhelmed as the fight unfolded. The bout boosted Bivins into prominence as a top 175 pound contender, with talk of future title pursuits.
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Lloyd Marshall
California
Cleveland
Jimmy
James
Marshall
Ing
National Boxing Association
Conat
Gur Lesneage
Daily Major League Schedule and Prize Offerings
Washington at Boston and St Louis at seven lead today’s games with Chicago at Urrivat and Philadelphia at New York among dated matchups. Other nights feature Pittsburgh at St Louis and Houston at Brooklyn with Knoxville and Nashville in regional shows, each prize tier offering five to seven thousand dollars for wins and home runs, plus pitcher bonuses of thirty five thousand for a win and fifty thousand for a shutout.
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Waashington
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Urrivat
Vbw
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Hoston
Brooklyn
Twins
Cincinnats
Barons and Crax Knot 16-Inning Tie in Doubleheader
Barons and Crax battled 16 innings to a deadlock in a long road game as McCoy and others sparked late offense. A tense extra frame saw key plays by Magipdus and Seeds while Knuxville’s fielding steadied the defense. The scene shifted to Nashville as fans watched a dramatic finish unfold with misplayed balls and late rallies shaping the outcome.
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Baden
Nashville
Knuxville Winle
Moly
Ib Yak
Marinara
Faousett
Cahaltanuu
Swords
New Orleans
Indians May Stage Comeback At Home
The Indians plan a late rally at home as coach and players map a comeback effort. Key moves include adding Taradi baseman Mike Tuc co from Buffalo for reserve duty and securing Eddie Torehin and Seerey from Wilkes-Lar to bolster the roster.
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Taradi
Mike Tucco
Buffalo
Vito Denning
Jeckie
Eddie Torehin
Anuthelder Data Seerey
Wilkes-Larre
Ello
Laties Prove Series At Home Wall Be Face Kates
Laties prove was oiade percegary acoso ttgety to Hata Kawaides, 'cevelance ite) series at home wall be fave Kates with the atag Kroon, St dauia Browne.
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Cevelance
Dauia Browne
Theatre Amusements Finder a jumbled schedule
The clipping lists various theater showings and dates with misspellings. It references George Sanders Alisa Benn and a lineup including The Deer Nadia, Simon In Cat a Meeters, Abbott and Costello in Hy Ain't Hay, and other acts across days of the week. The garbled text indicates a schedule of plays and features at multiple venues with adjusted titles.
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George Sanders
Alisa Benn
Mark Fewen
Jay Naght
Bose
Mite Brothers
Tureiay
Wester Steuwyeh
Mur
Slabama
Tolay Handolph Sea
Viena
Deaoernadia
Thureday
Aimene Simon
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Horace
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Sable
Elsie
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Losute
Omy Vance
Birmingham
Ala
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Joe Kilgrow
Alnfame
New Guinea
Ensien Roberts
Kilgrow
Alabama
Pacific
Navy
Johnny Miller
North Carolina Navy Ip
Chapel Hill
Fem
Ratner Studio
Doug
Walgreen
KODAK
Dad
Wil
Harford
Wilkin
Abamassa Martin and Davis Theatre
Randolph Scott Glenn Ford
CeCe Ie
Love
Black Beast
Simone Simon Kent Smith
Tom Conway
Ane Randolph
Jack Holt
Yanks
Dodgers Nets
Bivins
Jimmy Bivins
Mike
Snip
Martin
ORCH
Sion
Roy
Brown” Ritter
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En Cour
Sfagle
Knoxville
Yeaterday
Uy Vu
Washington
Detroit
Phiadelphia
Little Rock
Memphis
T Pet
Chattanooga
Ava
Atlanta
Ag Ars Knoxville
Barons
Crax
Alakmin
Vatson Knorville
Tenn
Harald Miller
Gallie Mene
Texas
HY Judman
Roydee
Spain
Indiana
Martin Theatre
Are
Ames
Tegether
Ee Rit
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Mt Potet Harbor
BAL. Ton Orch
Hal
Mary Ann
Mary Ann Chalks
Pope
Carfifco
Larotho
Dudley Nichols
Tomiam
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