East Helena Romps Over White Sox After Five Innings of Good Stuff
East Helena defeated White Sox 10 to 1 after five innings. Merchant sparked the attack with a solo homer while Hudalelin and others added key hits as East Helena pulled away early and Coasted to the win. Pitcher Jimmy Winn earned credit for a strong outing, shutting out the White Sox through seven frames.
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East Helena
White Sox
Welena Merchant
Atkort
Whit Sox
Eagles
Capital Motore
Campbell Getch Fa & Fame
Gene Johnson
Ie Ka
Olay Chasats
Motor AG
Eolka the
Ramo
Merchant Sore
Hudalelin
Kelley
Eant Helena
Jimmy
Omer
Jon Lantenta
Hawaii
Lefty Gomez Beats Athletics Again in Philadelphia
Lefty Gomez, the Yankees’ pitcher, secured his sixth straight win over the Athletics this season. He allowed eight hits and seven walks but fanned 10 to reach 70 strikeouts on the year. New York built a 5-1 lead with three third inning runs, supported by timely hits from Sewell, Ruth, and Chapman, while Philadelphia managed a lone run in the second inning.
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Philadelphia
Vernon
Lefty
Gomes
Yankees
Southpaw
Athletics
Eennon
Gomez Nor
Dig Alnth
Segson
Dix
A’n
Wan
Merrit
Sugar” Cain
Yanks
Joe Sewell
Babe
Ruth
Gehrig
Mame
Sewell
Ben Chap
Leveming Uhwan
Houdle
Steed
Dickey
Eve McNair
Chapman
Yanka
Crosatt
Dar
Vanced Om Gomez
Sachira
Jan Waudriented
Beans
Earle Comba
Amgle Vautender
Bowman
Paladelphia
McNult
Gomex
Karios-Orance
Tairenntiy
al Sewer
Remner
Howe
Rowe
F von Waslin
Vaome
Terson
Markiders
Philadelpata
Keyes
Bishop
Burke
Oleramer Eh
Wilsons
Colman
Tipton
Ayoy Bray
Aon
Rommel
Tureen
Piener
Vince
Cowan
Kelty
Cramer Tin
Reidy
United
Kyaume
Halls
Bowen
Conran
Saltreaver
McNair Crogeoti
McNair
Saceifier
Joie
Jav Crasetti
Wen Yoth
Halix
Gomer
Ms Gamay
Cain L. Krause
Bomon
Brooklyn
The
Dodgers
Braves
Ty L
tve-Mit
Dazzy Vanna
Yuwie
Rob Brown
Trummly
Hack Wilson
Brown
Vance
Jack Quinn
Fritz Knothe
Frank O’doul
Wheele
Tey
van Mungo
Pittsburgh
Spencer
Chitago Cubs
Pirates
Charley Root
Bucs
Waner Brothers
Herman
Grimm
Areer Merialeys
Jutees
Pittsburg
Yonder
Brencer
Brencer. [Errerraa Chagnen
Prey
Duewe
Ninines Onenboy
Biewbenson
Waner
Vaughan
Utkes
Root
Grimm Teo Haar Hite
Eagian
P Wane
Aram
Dunne
Merman
Pittabureh
Brame
Eng
Rodt
Charonin
Spenent
Pittman
Bald Negresses Battle Over Wig In Public Fray
In a chaotic Hopkins Street hall clash two women fight over a kinky black wig described as a hair asset. Police attempt arbitration as Mandy and Sally vocally stake ownership, culminating in the wig being ripped and Sally adopting the hair while Mandy retreats.
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Ruto
Dune
Franette
Abalt
Hopkins
Jack Dusegan
Mandy
Dane
Sally
Mindy
Smoke cleared as standings shift in MLB National League
Fragmented report from a charged page shows Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Washington as teams in the National League with scattered scores and records. Rowton and tehiroes appear misread. overall standings shift amid a messy OCR of game results and affiliations.
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Straday'a
Brooklyn
Rowton
Tehirares
Pittaburgh
New York &E
Chicaga
Eeenee
Nanton
Cincinnati
Epesae
Pitteburah
Philadelphia
New York
Datroft
Wallaneiphia Ea
Heaton
Turbulent river flood nears peak in spring rises
The turbulent Calorie river rose steadily toward its spring peak, threatening flood risk as it moves between Tigtha and Yuma. Officials expect the crest to arrive late Friday or early Saturday, prompting warnings for nearby communities and preparations along the riverbanks.
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Yuma
Tigtha
Solons Beat Red Sox Behind Weaver Strong Start
Washington Senators toppled the Red Sox 4 to 1 as Monte Weaver notched his eighth win of the season, leaving Boston scoreless after the early innings. Rob Burkerr and the Seattle lineup managed a lone late run while Sam West absorbed a hit to the head in the final frame.
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Boston
Waelington Senators
Toway
Monte Weaver
Nenaon
Onenery
Tineh
Fred Marberry
Rob Burker
Sox
Sam Weat
Masten
Co. Cronk
Reynelda
Dillee
Spencer
Marberrs
Weaver
Robton
Walwood Rowe
Joan Toller
Oller
Tate
MacPradens
Venver
Guthrie
Nailin
Swashinaton Ata
Beaton
Burka
Breheer
Durham
Michaela
Tinrnaliy
Al Thomas Shelled in Slugfest by Savage at St. Louis
Onisaga game report states Al Thomas was shelled for eight runs as Savage. St. Louis battered him with two doubles three singles and a walk in the third inning during today’s action.
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AL Thomas
Savage
Onisaga
St. Lan
Senta
Th . A.m
Gerieg
Fury
Perrnl
Meilia
Hn Rand
Cottian
Sehulte
Campbell
Goslin
Perrell
Thomae
Gregory
Cotfean
Hity
Ott Thomas
Nimher
Ay Cottman
Blur
Ore Roty
Thomas
Owens Au Thue
American Association Columbus Highlights List of Teams and Players
A dense OCR excerpt lists teams and players across American Association games in Columbus and Milwaukee. Names include Mekoin Withineen Rhea Fowler Chaborsh Binks and Sprine with several others such as Ryan Gritty Meany Jon Bayne Collinn Strelorky Adking Traw Ponner Guidliawl Lian Young Ab Poteto and Wingard Campbell Angle Biddle Crag yead Pitlak. Also references Southern Association results Atlante Memphis Ghattanooga Birmingham and Birmingham.
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Rasis
Minneanotla
Tentan
Ryan
Meany
Jon, Bayne
Collinn
Milywaukes
St. Maulwieseneaeee
Mibyaukee
Strelorky
Adking
Ponner
Guidliawl
Lian Young
Ab Poteto
Ambiguous Crafting Error in League Report
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report mentioning fines of Saf and 250 dollars, names like Lew Pon and Bevis, and references to Chicago and the American League. The text is largely unintelligible with many misspellings and broken phrases, preventing clear reconstruction of people, teams, events, or dates.
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Pilcher Wilh Gaston
Lew Pon
Jatany
Williamy Masmidge
American League
Seating plan at republican national convention guides front rows
Delegations from Maine California Oregon Washington and other states will sit in three front sections at the Republican National Convention on June 14. The arrangement places Western states near the speaker with alternates behind, grouping delegates by region and party line in a formal seating plan.
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Chicago
California
Maine
Pennestrania
Hase
Ralph We Tans
Charman
Repib- Mea National Sanunitee
Crom Maine
Tar
Oregon
Washington
Ulan
Colorado
Kansas
Nevada
Hawai
Philippite Islands
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Alimeana
Missouri
Towa
New Mexico
Nebraaka
Wiatconst
Minnesota
South Dakota
Passitla
Flames in Ontario Take Three Children
A chaotic story from Ontario describes a fire incident in which a man and Mrs Gauthier rescue children as flames burn nearby. The account names victims and witnesses, with scattered references to places and teams and mentions a dramatic escape and pursuit of the fire.
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Flames
Ontario
Unclear Football Tale Involving Moriarty And Herry
A fragment recounts an incident under a grandstand with umpire Georges Moriarty and Cleveland catcher Charley Herry, once a Lafayette All-American. The piece suggests an inquest or inquiry by an authorizer rating Herry’s conduct as football related.
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Georges Moriarty
Cleveland
Charley Herry
Charley
Lafayette College
New Missoula High School 10 Steel Strengthened
Missoula county high school building now under construction will be heavier stronger and safer than the old structure. General contractor John F Mish tower oversees the project. New steel noses weigh two and a half tons more than riveted old ones. gusset plates are thicker and the plate joints are reinforced for greater load bearing.
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Missoula
Ite
Missoula County High School
John Fmish
Woednesdas
Noted attorney dies under train wheels in New York
June 2 report from New York says attorney George Holmes, a noted income tax authority, was killed by a subway train in what witnesses called a self harm act and associates labeled an accident. Motorist Michiel Lynch cited a man leaping from the platform as the train neared, while a Holmes partner dismissed witness versions as ridiculous, citing Kings4a cinta's dizziness after a recent operation.
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New York
George Holmes
Income Tan Authority
Sait
Motoran
Michiel Lynch
Brooklyn-Atanchettan
Francia X. Butler
Holmes
Olcott, Haines, Glass, Paul and Avons
Schoolboys capture hit-and-run driver in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 2 a group of schoolboys captured S. Teronka after he allegedly drove intoxicated into a safety zone injuring four students. Theyturned him over to police in a injured condition. Two boys, Arthur Atniatrang 17 and Todrahl Maisumaia 14, sustained broken limbs.
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Los Angeles
Bova
Pitsoner
S. Teronka
Boya
Arthiy Atniatrang
Todrahl Maisumaia
Dodgers and Braves shine in doubleheader in Brooklyn and France men’s final
In Brooklyn the Dodgers beat the Braves behind Dazzy Vance and Dizzy Brown, with Hack Wilson homering twice and Vance pulled after three nosebleed innings. In France Melon Moody advanced to the finals of the French women’s championship after a tough win over Edna Kihwiikel, while Mangin and Cochet pressed in men’s singles as Lacoste fell to Lee and Bernard faded.
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Arteou
France
Melon
Wille Moody
Fda Kiahwiikel
Ielen Jacobs
Mrov
Rene Mathieu
Belly Nuthall
Mias Nuthall
Cilly Aucsem
Germany
Miss Nuthall
Anassem
Mangin Idle
Gregory Mangin
Amerina
Ide
Henri Cochet
Fagica
Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Jacques Brugnon
Marcel Bernard
Mike Margin
WG NX
Lee
England
Lacoste
Sidnay Wend
United States
Bobton
Urhanski
Ater Barrer
Worthington
Schulmerieds
Ebbes
Maranyilit
Tench
Oughter
Moore Shnald
Hareraieve
Grohrern
Brooklyn
Ros
Dowls
Wihson
Spohrer
Shires
Schulmerioh
Slade
O Paul Home
Wilson Steritice
Urbanset
Moublepays
Guccinello
Bladé Knothe
Maren- Late
Raston Dyville
Stures Brats
Balle
Orr Vance
Vaner
Quinn Belbold
Quinn
Vance
Vance Barr
Bonnell
er—Vance Umnires
Ringler
Ramei Beere
Inakes
Brown, Moore
Wersraves Mungo
Helmac
Leper
Anaconda Copper Mining Hearings Target Senate Panel
New York June 26 testimony on the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. goes before the Senate committee investigating the New York stock market. William A. Gray, counsel to the committee, expects Anaconda and National City representatives to appear in Washington tomorrow. Witnesses have already touched on Anaconda as stock prices surged in the 1929 bull market.
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New York
Ananonda Copper Mining Company
Senate
William A. Gray
Anaconda
National City
Washington
National City Company
National City Bank
Parey A. Rockefeline
Beal
Editor of Washington Varsity Daily Fired
Seattle June 2 The editor of the University of Washington Daily, Howard, was removed from his post by university authorities for alleged misconduct including a disparaging reference to fellow student editors in an editorial. Dean Vernon McKenzie cited inappropriate remarks about William P. Gray of Wilbur, saying the offense could not be condoned. Howard claimed the action was an unfair bar to the student paper.
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Seattle
Howard
University of Washington Daily
Journal
Vam
Vernon MccKenzie
Hawart
William P. Gray
Wilbur
Ovs
Friladelphia Physician Takes His Own Life
Philadelphia June 2 Dr Orlando H Petty 47 former municipal health director was found shot to death at his home with detectives convinced he committed suicide attributed to poor health He served as a surgeon in World War I earning the Medal of Honor and decorations including the Distinguished Service Cross Croix de Guerre with palm and the Thallan jar crons
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Philadelphia
Orlando H. Petty
Tontgat
Betty
United States Marine Corps
Enid Wilson Wins English and American Title Prospects
Enid Wilson won the British women’s golf championship for the second straight year in Staunton England, defeating Miss Clarm Montgomery 7 and 6 after a morning 16 holes. Wilson then announced plans to challenge for the American women’s title in Salem, Massachusetts, in September. Glenna Collett Ware was eliminated in the second round, Sedna Cheney fell in the semi finals, and Wilson finished the 18 holes with 79 strokes. In another note, Ped Barba narrowly outpointed Varina Mine over five featherweight rounds in Sacramento, California.
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Enid
Manolnh
Swat Glenna Collett Ware
Sedna 2D. Cheney
Mian Wilson
Mise Montgomery
Idey
Sacra
Fto
Cal
Pide Ui Barba
Los Angelles
Varina Mine
Ta Barba
Maling
la Barbas
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George Moriarty
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