Baseball prospects and rising stars in the 1930s era
The article lists young players and teams across major leagues including Illinois pro Boudreau with the Cubs, 19-year-old Bob who fed the American Leagues, and notable names like Ty Cobb and Pee Wee Reese. It notes promising budding stars from Athletics, Red Sox, Giants, and Browns, highlighting new pitchers and infielders shaping the season.
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Illinois
Boudreau
Cubs
Bob Ho
Brooklyn
Wee
Reese
Cobb
Benklog
James Wil
Athletics
Chapman
Washington
Bragan
Cola
Joe Crothe
Boston
Dominci DiMaggi
San Frantisco
Red Sox
Herb Hashburn
Butland
Neapolis
Maurice Harathpaw
Ave
Sebastian
Daniel Sixti
Cleveland
Chase
Ray Mack
Buffalo
Clever Boudreau
Kolloway
Bob ‘Kennedy
Joe Dugan
Yankees
Oklahoma City
Kennedy
Shreveport
Marvin'“Bruer
Tommy Rels
Kansas City
Charley Stancey
Binghamton
Harold Wagner
Newark
Cardinals
Jimmy Brown
Joe Orengo
Sacramento
Eddie Lake
St. Louis
Martin
Bwen
Stu Martin
Johnny Camne-Latellys
Ted Williams
Charley Keller
The
Yanks
Storm Sails Lift Val Douglas in Dangerous Ocean Storm
In a raging gale aboard the Northern Belle Val Douglas battles a driving rain and rising seas. Eddie Cavalier struggles to reach her as a sudden collision with a shadowy vessel looms and waves threaten to sweep her overboard.
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Esterday
Val
Eddie
Sho Bini
Ansen
Hansen
Wong
PDE
Sady
Val Douglas
Eddie Cavalier
Captain Hansen
Rywark
Columbus High School Faces Scrappers in Afternoon Loss
A fragmented report describes Columbus High School Base Ball defeating the Hdpe Scrappers 6 to 4 at Fair Parks. Columbus led 2–0 after two frames, added four in the seventh, with Boyce driving in two on a single. Errors were few, two by Hope and one by Columbus. The piece notes players including Kennedy, Kolloway, and White, mentions minor league context for several stars, and jumbles through era memories of stamps and baseball figures.
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Columbus
Hdpe
Boyce
Hope
Haakon VII King of Norway and His Quiet Leadership
The article lauds King Haakon VII of Norway as a statesman who united Norway and Sweden, kept Norway neutral in World War I, steered a democratic course amid fascism, and boosted industrial growth and cooperatives. It notes his sailor background and long Danish navy apprenticeship, with light quirks about tobacco.
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Norway
Haakon VII
Christian
Queen Maud
Maud
Peter Haakon
Sweden
Europe
Haskon
Haakon
Negro Softball Game Friday at Yerger Park
Yerger High School Tigers clash with Hicks Funeral Home in a Friday 8:15 softball game at Yerger park. Public invited with no admission charge. Sponsored by Yerger recreational leaders.
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Yerger High School Tigers
Hicks
Yerger Park
Yerger Recreational Leaders
Tin Supply Facts Highlight Global Sources
The article notes that most tin used in the United States is imported from British Malaya the United Kingdom the Netherlands and India indicating reliance on international supply chains for the metal.
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United States
British Malaya
United Kingdom
Netherlands
India
Denmark's King Christ ian a public figure in Copenhagen
Denmark's tall democratic king Christian I I decades on the throne walks among the poor with ease. He joined crowds in the capital, championed national unity, and rode a white horse into Schleswig marking a defining moment in restoring Danish territory.
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Denmark
Christian
Conenhagen
Schleswig
Sweden’s Gustaf III: The Miracle King at 82
The aging Swedish ruler, near 82, remains Europe’s oldest monarch and a central figure in Nordic affairs. Ascending Dec 8, 1907 after his father’s death, he kept Sweden neutral in World War I and fostered a stronger Scandinavia. Doctors call him a health marvel, active in tennis and prized for restraint in spending.
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Europe
Gustaf
Norway
Scandinavia
Sweden
Malma
Germany
Pies Frozen by American Colonists Stored in Jars
A historical note describes colonists baking pies and freezing them in jars. When needed they thawed the pies from the jars stored in a pie cupboard in the chimney. The fragment notes a hundred pies baked to Lime.
Gangling Oklahoman Regarded as First High Jumper
Don Boydston of Sand Springs Oklahoma, a 1A high school standout turned Oklahoma State sophomore, is rising as a premier high jumper. He cleared 6 feet 8 3/4 inches in Fort Worth and is projected to challenge seven feet, with praise from Coach Ralph Higgins and expectations of a National Collegiate title.
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Jerry Hrondfield
Don Boydston
Sand Springs
Okioa
Hetter
Oklahoma
Aguc
Boydston
Rave Albritton
Ohio State
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Calif
Nathan Col- Ingle Rosatetoyds
Southwesterlties
Boydster
Fuve Orto
Travelers Farm Four Rookies As Season Moves On
Little Rock report says the Travelers sent four rookies to lower leagues, with pitchers in Montgomery and Rocky Mount. One prospect, Hughey Holliday, also moved to Rocky Mount along with Miller who retired to St. Louis. A Red Sox pitcher listed for further seasoning reported a sore arm with no clear recovery yet.
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Little Rock
Like Rock Travelers
Travelers
Carl Nikkle
George Schneidmuller
Montgnmery
Picher Clayance Benton
Rocky Mount
Hughey Holliday
BI Miller
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Miller
Bill Eugins
Boston Red Sox
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