Financial Report From Mape Softball Association Debt Council
The finance committee of the Mape Softball Association submitted a financial statement for publication. It lists capital investments, operating expenses, and outstanding debts as of August 1, with totals showing reduced indebtedness and planned funding through admission charges and fund-raising. The report notes city government support of 5229.62 for lights, and projects to wipe outstanding obligations by September 7.
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Mape Softball Association
Kelly Bryant
Alime
A.B. Stanequist
Lyman Armstrong
Cox-Cassidy Corus Nebiars
Onerwig Espense J
Dyeluts
Duffie
Pair Park
Softhill Association
Wigan
Fiminee
Lively Baseball Recounts Nature of Dead Ball Tactics
Sports writer Harry Grayson recalls an early 20th century infield trap used by Connie Mack era Athletics against Ty Cobb and Donie Bush. He notes how the clever plan relied on timing and a ducking throw to plate, highlighting how Dead Ball era skill contrasted with modern power hitting and reduced base stealing. Lena Blackburn cites changes in base running and pitcher sign recognition as factors.
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NBA Service
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Connie Mack Taughs
Kellie Collins
Jacl Barry
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Ty Cobb
Bush
Detroit
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Su Collins
Barry
Cobb
Collins
Duck
Tab Cobb
Manuever
Yesteryear
Lena Blackburn
Bob Feller
Blackburn
Joe Medwick
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Former Zebra Star Named Basketball Coach at Rice Institute
Bryon Brannon, a Pine Bluff High School and Texas Christian University standout, is appointed basketball coach at Rice Institute in Houston. The Tex- bound athlete, ex All-Southwest Conference player under Francis Schmidt, succeeds Jimmy Kitts who resigns to focus on football. Brannon has prior coaching stints at Dublin High School and Van Tugh School, and played quarterback for TCUs championship teams.
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Ark
Bryon
Brannon
Pine Bluff High School
Texas Christian University
Rice Institute
Houston
Tes
Ben Brannon
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Tt Cou
Jimmy Kitts
Lasketbidl Metar
Whizzer White Chooses Between Football And Oxford
Whizzer White, Colorado’s All America back, will play pro football for $15,000 in one season with the Pittsburgh Pirates and then sail to England to enroll at Oxford in January. He says the decision involved a trade between football and an Rhodes Scholarship. his path depends on the football season outcome.
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Whizzer) White
England
Oxford
Rhodes
Colorado University
Pittsburgh Pirates
White
Bonet Bryan
Walton
Prisromakars
Pittsburgh
Old-fashioned infield play and changing baseball style
The passage discusses traditional infield play like shortstops fielding on the grass and throwing runners out at first, contrasting it with modern lively balls and shifted play. It notes players such as Bush, Ray Chapman, Swede Risberg, Leo Durocher, and Ed Walsh, and mentions fans’ differing tastes for action over silence while referencing the Royal Mint of Great Britain producing veins for Europe excluding France and Germany.
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Akill
Bush
Ray Chapman
Risberg
Leo Durocher
Big Ed Walsh
Royal Mint of
Great Britain
Europe
France
Germany
Unclear local sports page items mixed with garbled text
Scrambled OCR excerpt lists multiple teams players and times with many garbled names and places. Key entities include JC Penney, Washington Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago St Louis and regional cafe and highway mentions, but most specifics are unreadable.
New Second Baseman Purchase Dominates Citi Field Rumors
A garbled scan claims a new second baseman purchase by New York clubs amid speculative moves involving veteran Chalmer Cissell and players like Johny and Ty. The text references Cubs, White Sox, and possible trades, with scattered names and stray team hints.
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UN Pho Nea Wits Monebis
Chalmer Cissell
Trans 7
Titernatignil Lenin
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Johny
Cissell
Ailot
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Ant Samtson
Cistells
Bill Terry
Whita
Masaryk Lau
Windeyate Tash Wey
Terry Latasness
Paris
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Freddy FH
Bil
Glavy
Sue Clanell
Branch Rickey Wins Pennants for Other Ball Teams
Sema Gaus reports on Branch Rickey shaping pennant winning rosters for rival clubs through trades. The piece catalogs key moves from 1933 to 1937, naming Mancuso Whitehead Carlton Lee and others, notes Rickey’s sharp trading, and comments on Cardinals and Giants positions as the era unfolds. The Minnesota dish notes Al Clasen’s bold shot in the State Amateur tourney.
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New York
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Lee
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Terry
Jints
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Dean
Collins
Carleton
Joe Marty
Sacramento Farm
Pirates
Bob Klinger
John Rizzo
Cards
Columbus Chain Link
Reds
Paul Derringer
Lew Riggs
Bill Myers
Toal Goodman
Cardinal
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Gene Moore
John Cooney
Boston
Herschel Ray Martin
Philadelphia
Mancuso
Whitehead
Cardinals
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