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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
7
The San Francisco Seals pitcher Yde has been framed into a transfer involving Hollywood and Los Angeles as San Francisco and Hollywood dispute the rights to the player.
A fragment laden reminiscence on baseball figures and trades, mentioning Cy Williams and Pat Moran, with scattered references to Chicago, Philadelphia, and the Phillies. The piece hints at career twists and player reputations amid trade talk and old league memories.
A damaged OCR fragment references a survey at Southern Methodist University and a Chicago religious institute planning a 100th anniversary celebration this fall. It includes garbled names and numbers, with no clear events or dates.
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions Odd Bones a thoroughbred contributor and a warowht reference, plus McGee as sire and Cariven Alexander’s pitchers. It mixes unclear lines about players, horses, and lines of questioning, with quotes from Ohd Voto. The readable parts hint at a historical sports and breed discussion with names like McGee and Red Lucas amid tangled text.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes upheaval among New York clubs amid changes in ownership and control. Mentions street merchant tactics, hired drivers, and various named figures like Miller Hugging, Ruth Scott, Schang, and Jodi McGraw in a muddled sports industry dispute.
NEW ORLEANS April 1 Roger Peckinpaugh manager of the Cleveland Indians expects to do well in the 1930 American League race but not win a pennant this season. He notes the club will not be easy despite optimism and hints at further details in a follow up story.
Santa Catalina Island April 1 Witing Wrigley Sr. praises the Chicago Cubs as the hap piest pen nant winners in baseball history. He notes most players seek to join the Cubs for good salaries and fair treatment under Joe McCarthy. Rogers Hornsby Lester Bell and Zack Taylor, once Braves, found new happiness with Chicago. Hornsby claims he started the Cubs move for cash and players. Restrictions are light, with McCarthy enforcing his word when needed.
The manager praises Lew Fopseea’s recovery from scarlet fever and notes Billy Evans believes he may be ready to play. The team has capable infield options, excess outfielders, and promising young pitchers. He expects a strong American League race and vows the club will fight hard.
In San Francisco and the Pacific Coast League a wave of veterans joins young talent for the 1930 season. Notables include Carl Mays, George Burns, Alex Gaston, and Emil Yde, with Mays expected to be a top pitcher for Portland and Burns at first base for the San Francisco Missions.
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