World Series Personalities of 1933 Babe Ruth and peers
Compiled notes outline Babe Ruth's career arc from Baltimore birth to major league versatility and World Series appearances. Mentions Earl Combs, Earl B. Gombs, Kiki Cuyler, and Dan MacFayden as fellow Yankees and NL figures with players' origins, trades, and notable World Series links.
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Saroe
George Herman Ruth
Babe
Bue Goedest
That Bale
Baltimore
Yaseba
Dack Dunn
Maeager
Oirates
Inv
Leigna Pia
Chienko Cubs
Whey
Phillies
Dodgers
Giants
Ee Cards
Pirates
Rosequist Returns to State Team in 1944 Lineup
Tad Rosequist of Cleveland, a giant tackle who withdrew from Ohio State University due to illness, is cleared to compete for the team this year. The announcement comes as the state squad gears up for the season in Columbus.
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Rosequist
Columbus
Tad Rosequist
Cleveland
Okio State University
Iilnésa
Lig
Cubs and Yankees Ready for 1932 World Series Opener
Chicago Cubs and New York Yankees prepared for baseballs greatest clash as laboring city fevered on September 27 1932. Kenesaw Mountain Landis arranged final manager talks while fans anticipated the opener in Yankee Stadium with 50 000 potential attendees expected at 0280 p.m. The series odds favored the Yankees 8 to 5 amid talk of slugging power and high stakes.
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Earl B. Gombs
Yankes
Joe McCarthy
Hack
Earls
Pabworth
Louisville American’ Association
Louisville
McCarthy
Hia
New York Yankees
Himsolf
Chicago Cubs
Combe
Cayur Talbot
Birex Senria
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Peter Martin
Mailers
Enver
Thuradox
Fama
Colonel Ruppert
Ondaweret
Series Facts Asanalbled Press Yankees vs Cubs Contests
Series facts outline New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs as contenders in a best of seven. Managers Joe McCarthy and Charley Gunn. venues Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field. postponements possible with schedule shifts. Probable batteries Ruffing vs Wickey for Yankees Cubs Watt? Walters. Weather forecast moderate and attendance about 60,000 at Yankee Stadium.
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Asanalbled Press
New York Yankees
Jengur Shampions
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Charley Gunn
Cubs
Gana
Yonker Stadini
Tianor
Yankee Stadium
Lorri
Ab Wrigley Teld
Chisago
Yankeo
Chisupp
Cighs
Yankes Studing
Wrigley Field
Minn J. Klos
Ligerkuth
National Kongue
William Dineen
Noy Ynn Chatlan
American Loan
Sawyer
Williaw Hennigan
New York
Carolina farm women prepare winter food supplies
Raleigh reports that North Carolina farm women, despite limited funds, will fill their day with canning. Pauline Smith, home demonstration agent, notes 3,190,000 cans of fruit vegetables and meat were filled last year and valued at 836,013 dollars. This year’s program is even more intensive and focuses on nutrition including iron phosphorus calcium and vitamins.
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Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
North Caroina
Pauline Smith
Wanen
Mise Smith
Today in history highlights from 1745 to 1904 in review
Highlights include British forces in Lancaster and Philadelphia campaigns in 1745, the first American General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church opening in Philadelphia in 1904, Tafcadia Hearn noted as a remarkable literary figure who died in Japan, and the start of a great railway age in England.
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Lancaster
Philadelphis
Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Philadelphia
Tafcadia
Boxing Results Report of Global Heavyweight Showdowns
The night featured wins and draws for several boxers including Max Baer of Livermore, Taffy Griffiths of St. Louis, Charley Rets laff of Duluth stopping Kennady, and Palazzo la of Detroit outpointing Joe Palaxzola. Occurring across venues in New York and Chicago, results list knockout and decision outcomes for multiple matchups with strong international participation.
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Associatas Frese
New York
Max Smmeling
Germany
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Tony Bhucey
Boston
Charley Belanger
Canada
Drew
Vincent Parrillo
Argentina
al Pay
Charleval
Chicago
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Taffy Gufffiths
Stauy City
Charley Retsla
Catlling Archie
Macfanl
Conn
Joe Venutti
Nick Pastore
Old Hoxwood
Salt Lake City
Alexander Wins Baiting Honors In Junior Loop
Alexander of Boston tops batting in the American Junior League with a leading 032 percent over Jimmy Foxx of Philadelphia. Final official standings show Alexander 3673 to Foxx 215. dates indicate September 20 for Alexander and September 10 for Foxx, with minor adjustments noted for errors.
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Alexander
Chicago
Segt
Tevite
Hanks
Iub
Aoks
Dale Alexander
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
JAE
Wile
Sea Scouts Lose Close Meet at Middletown
Sea Scouts of Hawilton Slant defeated by Middletown in a close swimming meet at Fon iment cuit Saturday afternoon. Final score 48 to 47 with Hamilton and Middletown sharing event wins including under water distance and four man relay. Local swimmers Shaffer and Shaffer posted top finishes and Monroy of Hamilton placed twice.
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Hawilton Sea Scouts
Slant
Middletown
Bea
Ranger
Foniment Cuit
Aeel
Louis Murphy
Feumont Clib
Gordo Henninger
Leonard Sporneio
Merchiel Gela
Jim Shuyfer
Hamilton
Jim Shafter
Krust Doisen
Secon
Ford
Monroy
Jin. Shaffer
Jobn Shaffer
Dody Shaffer
Middletown Seco
Madilton
Monroe
Jim Shaffer
John Shafter
Uracat Jensen
Amilton
Bottomley Bush Seen as Likely For Cincy Post
Cincinnati dispatch notes possible Reds leadership change with Ballclub choices centering on Bottomley or Bush. Reports Chicago losses end season, with manager candidates Sunny Jim Bottomley and Donie Bush discussed as next season’s skipper. Officers, executives, and dates mentioned in town report.
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Bottomley
Bush
Cincy
Cincinnati
Dar Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Reda
Sidney Weil
Sunny Jim
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh
Cantanovi Faces Kirsch In 10 Round Non-Title Bout
New York September 27 Tony Cantanovi lightweights champion meets Lew Kirsch of New York in a 10 round non title match at the Queenahoro stadium tonight. Kirsch has been beaten only once in a brief boxing career but is not expected to seriously disturb the champion.
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New York
Tony Cantanovi
Ments
Lew Kirsch
Queenahoro Stadium
Kirsch
Schmeling Wins Technical Knockout Over Walker
In New York on September 27, Max Schmeling defeated Mickey Walker by technical knockout in eight rounds after a single right opened Walker’s eye and left him unable to continue. Referee Jack Denning awarded Schmeling the victory as Walker’s corner protested the stoppage.
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New York
Gay
Max Bohmeling
Jack Sharkey
Swmmer
Mickey Walker
Max Schimeling
Trishmat
Madison Square Garden
Ura
Shereys
Walker
Sharkey
Schmieling
Mickey
Schmeling
Dennig
Kearns
Jack Denning
Little World Series Opens in Newark Bears vs Millers
Newark opens the minor league World Series in Newark as the Bears host the Minneapolis Millers in the first series game. The event marks Newark’s first return to the World Series since their 19 year National League crown, with 20 600 expected in attendance at the afternoon tilt.
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Newark
N. J
Ryes
Bears
Minneapolis Millers
Glussie
Newarkers
Zinor
Fiji Islands
Buckeye Clubs Invade Big Ten Realm in 1930s Play
Buckeye conference football weekend features three Big Ten opponents across Ohio University Miami and Columbus. Ohio meets Indiana, Miami faces Tribois in Urbania, while Ohio State renews ties with Otie Wesleyan and others as part of a scattered slate. The season opener results show strong defenses, with Wittenberg, Cincinnati, Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan and Marshall noted for sturdy lines.
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Gilson Wright
Juureal
Big Ten
Buckeye
Ohio University
Indiana University
Miami
Tribois
Urbana
Panther
Columhns
Ottie Wesleyan
Ohio State
University of Louisville
Marshall
Tuntington
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Obie
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling score snippet with unclear names and figures
Fragmented OCR lists bowling scores and names with mixed letters and digits, including 193 and 108 69, but several words unreadable. The readable items point to a scoring recap or league tally lacking full context or identifiers.
Kollstedt Hurls Shutout as Colonials Win
Kollstedt pitched a shutout against Ranie guiding the Colonials to a 6 to 0 victory over the Sixth Ward team in the second game of the series at Griknier ballpark on Sunday.
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Kollstedt
Ranie
Colonials
Sixth Ward
Griknier
Wehr Stockton Stay In Running For County Ltd
Unity two teams Wes Darry and Blarkton remained in the elimination series to decide the second round champion of the Clark county baseball league after Sunday games. The Wehr team has two Artents and Stockton one. They play next Sunday. Stockton 10 Oxford 2. Wehr A Harris Welding 0. Box scores list players and stats for Stockton, Oxford, and others. Stolen bases show Stockton 3 and Oxford 3.
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Unity
Wes Darry
Blarkton
Clark County Baseball League
Sanday
Wehr
Haa
Stockton
Welle Gulfit
Stockton Q
Uarvis Welding
Oxford
Wehr Dairy
Harris Welding
Sinektom Guidner
Ef Steale
Boehner
Co. Hivel
Mweik
Hintermeister
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Oy Yeakin
Hartman
Abn
Fowler
Finktine
Slonkton
H. Hivelsy Denaven
Sayiler
Ares
Doubte
Platyophier
Wintermetstar
Ott Yeake
Ott Kelly
Ty Yonkte
Kellys
Sheard
Spaulasing
Seorer—Conran
Announce Card For Mat Show At Fenmont Event
A looser report notes a mat show in Mangled wording with bouts featuring Henry Kalla and David star while Merli Dolly and Scotty Williams pair up in preliminary matchups. A separate item mentions a Muskogee area man wanted for a job. he agreed to climb a 40 foot flagpole and pull a rope through a pulley for pay.
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Joe Dirmar
Simms
Fenmont
Henry Kalla
Hansa
David Star
Merli Dolly
Columbaa
Scotty Williams
Louisville
Tevier Hecht
Cinpoiriatte
Muskogee
Okla
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