Grants Hit Seven Homers In One Inning Shocks Reds
In a frigid Play League game Helena Grants belted seven homers and powered a 17 to 3 victory over the Reds. The scoring outburst tied or set league records as Grants, Melena, and others homered in a single inning while fans packed a wintry stadium to witness the extraordinary offensive display.
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Savenive Tus Wit
REDS
New York
Dew
Giants
Meg
Thal
Eve Chinis
Hany Danni
Frank Benner
Burgers Whitehead Manuels
Moore
Ne Crent
Mursburgh Phives
Jeblinga
Kevin
Ine Moors
Mel
DeLortum Tews Lab
Phalaleiphny Athletics
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Polonea
Prepping for Par: Players Vie for Victory on Golf Course
In a crowded field of competitors, several contenders sharpen putts and iron play ahead of the big event. Analysts note key players like Leftleel, Hit Ball, and Vin Vee showing steady form as practice rounds wind down.
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Leftleel
Big Six Batting Trio Shine In Reward Race
A fragmented sports item mentions players such as Arnavigh Panties and McCormick Reda and teams Browns and Browns 42. It references Otani and Sullivan with scores and positions, noting a redacted event at McQuinn Browne and OHS. The text is garbled but indicates batters achieving runs and a standings style update.
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Bert
Arnavigh
McQuinn Browne
Sullivan Browns
Ronnie Otani 'O
McCormick
War Admiral Quits Turf to Study at Stud
War Admiral ends his racing career and will enter stud duty, with plans announced in recent sports notes. The historic champion, famed for landmark performances and a legacy in Thoroughbred racing, transitions to stud duties amid industry interest and speculation about his impact on future bloodlines.
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War Admiral
Pagifig Coast League Rosters and Local Teams
Incomplete OCR lists players and teams in the Pagifig Coast League with names such as Ron cukland, San Tilego, Savorne Sheehan, Jatonal Holey, Hortlant, Santa monte, and Ineos Ritkhefer. Mentions Indianapolis and a regional contey near the state of Tylana.
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Dom
Sheehan
Jatonal
Holey
How of
Hortlant
Santamante
Ritkhefer Sawsonta
Monte Firedtie
Dawaki
Bembly
Tigers Rally Past American League Rivals for Second Straight Win
The Tigers defeated the American League leaders in a tightly contested game, with key players from New York and Cleveland delivering crucial hits. Highlighted by strong pitching and late runs, the victory extended their winning streak to two, keeping pressure on rivals as standings tighten.
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Luct
Holrna
Almredante
Montina
Gob
Meseyadl
Bolo Amd Andes
Roel
Tigers
Newcom
Haris
Newson
Rex
Keller
Belbitk
NRL
Une Giese
Eldon Aghet
Rowton
Bos Bote
Davern
Chapman
Tronky
Croain
Aenimet
Tevor
Auber
Gunnell
Tor Drake
Firth Beare
Inuitien
Ry Boajon
Ann
Cimvland
Woltogash
Rone
Carey
Cramer
Voamik Peacock
Auker Meinsley Overill Chagnon
Heath Crimex Keltner
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Vosmike Cronin
Cronly
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Auker Voom Garey Geamer Wath
Orimts
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Memaley Relcher Chapman
Meath
Cima Tyree
Wi—Kelsner
Nome Tun
Auker
Wale
Troaky
Dle
Morton
Cleveland Pahee
Bruecol
unclear text on baseball scores and players
fragmented OCR reads like scattered baseball scores and player names from the American League and National League. It references Graenbarg Damillo Dodgers Reds Cardinals and several misread items. The piece lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize reliably.
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Graenbarg
Bolkirk Yankeet
Willams
Damillo
Dodgers
Lombard Reds
McCormick Reds
Mire
Cardinals
Granta
Ingomar Boxer Dominates Chicago Card Highlight
Ingomar boxer Milt Avot won a 10 round decision in Chicago featuring Robby Britton, son of former welterweight champ Jack H Britton. Avon weighed 151 pounds, Britton 148, with Billy Seward at 128. Mont stopped Andy Canal in the fires round.
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Chicago
Milt Avot
Robby Britton
Jack H Britton
AL Marixold Gardena
Alow
Xennon
Avon
Britton
Billy ‘Seward
Ingomar Mont
Andy Canal
Golf Stars Practice in Philadelphia Ahead of National Open
Philadelphia June 6 golfers gathered at the Pine Country Club for early practice ahead of the 42nd National Open. Notable players included Tommy Armour and Byron Nelson as 165 players worked the par 69 layout amid unofficial scores.
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Philadelphia Country Clubs
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Bobby Jrulekehank
Armours
Marvin
Wooderson Sets World Record Pace in Race
In a high school track meet at Princeton NJ, Wooderson ran a 2 minute 51.5 second three quarter mile leg, surpassing the American standard for 300s. Jeno Connington and Wayne Rideout are noted, while anticipation builds for the Norman Invitational.
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Tyne
Sydney
Woilerpon
Jeno Connington
International Ainment Athletic Federation
Wonder
Hert Penne
Princeton NJ
Wayne Rideout
North Texas Teachers College
Wooderson
Cunningham
Standings and results from American and National leagues
STANDING OF CLUBS ShSihADAIS RESULTS Anetican League Detroit 6 New York 2 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland & Hoston 7 Washington 10 St Loule 6 National League St Loula 6 Boston 3 Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8 New York 17 Cincinnati 8 TODAY'S GAMES American League New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland National Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston Levin at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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National League
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al Sia
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Waston Seee
Cleveland Ones
Devolt
de Philladelphie
Washington St
Loula
Ambiguous Baseball Recap Hits and Players Named
Fragmentary sports note mentions runs batted in and players such as Walker White Box Williams Red Sor National Teagee Roadman Reds McCormick Reds Lombard. Text is garbled, with unclear teams, dates, and outcomes.
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Sore Sessceseres
Walker
Williams
Teagee
Reds
McCormick Reds
Lombard
Scholastic Work First Guides Carroll Athletics Direction
The Very Rev Dr Emmet Riley announced Josepy Le Kuharich, Notre Dame football star and freshmen coach, will direct Carroll College athletics for 1939 and 1940. Coaches scholarship first, athletics second. KUharich to oversee renewed intercollegiate play while maintaining strict academic eligibility.
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Ersok Notre Dame University
Carrill College
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Colege
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Alley
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Subarich
Kukarich
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Ruarde
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Nobta Kizer
Cipper Brrth
Jack Gannon
Bert Metener
Johnny Law
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Almor
United States
Detroit Not Likely to Get 1944 Olympic Games
London may host the 1944 Olympics as delegates to the International Olympic Committee meet. Detroit’s chance seems unlikely this year but may improve by 1949, with a Thursday decision by the delegates. Meanwhile Earl Gregory of Potlatch will sign with Boston for the American League.
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Motor City
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Gregory
Bostor Moscow
Idake
Jane
Earl Gregory
Potlatch
University of Idake
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Amer
Kdebo
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