Sandlot Teams to Play Here in Hempstead County
The Hempstead county baseball playoff begins at Fairpark Saturday at 9 AM with the championship slated for 4 PM Sunday. Hope and Washington start at 9 AM Sunday, Providence and Bud for 10:30, Spring HI CCC at 2 PM Saturday, Patmos drawing a bye and to meet the Saturday winner at 4 PM. Teams must report within 20 minutes or face forfeiture. Fred Robertson, Recreation Supervisor, says a small admission will be charged and a large crowd is expected.
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Hempstead County Bueball
Fairpark
Hope
Washington
Providence
Budcow
Alton CCC
Patmos
Fred Robertson
Allen Home Demonstration club notes picnic at Experiment Station
Members of the Allen Home Demonstration lab gathered Thursday at 7 40 pm in the tower area of the Experiment Station for a meeting and picnic. After a short session, lunch and drinks were served, games and dances followed, and the event concluded with good times reported by all attendees.
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Allen Home
Bret
Beautiful Tower
Wniene
Lunch Hour Event Delivers 26 Mattresses Made
During lunch hour, a group completed the production of 26 mattresses. Attendees reported satisfaction with the results and the effort involved.
Rocky Mound Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Rocky Mound Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Alfred Beardan’s home on July 24 at 2 o’clock. The hostess led prayers and devotional, read two poems, and members shared experiences with drying tea. Eleven old members and three visitors attended, with discussions on child care and plans for a booth. The group adjourned for August, the annual plenary.
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Rocky Mound
Alfred Bearden
Rocky Mound Home
Bruce Catton Says The Italian affair and unemployed fears in Washington
Bruce Catton reports on Italian American leaders urged restraint amid emigration talks at the Italian embassy in Washington. He notes Rome's orders to avoid anti American demonstrations and the elusive Bifulco. Authorities fear renewed unemployed protests tied to the rearmament program, with officials cautioning against job seekers flocking to Washington.
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Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Vittorio Bifulco
Washington, I
Rome
United States
Walian Beethren
Bifulca
Eugene Forcione
Sons of Italy
Bifuleo
Unione Fratellanza
Loggia Roma
New March
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Washington City
Governoent
Nue
Standings and results from Rounthteen Association games
Wednesday results show Knoxville leading with 5 0 and New Orleans 9 7 while Nashville and Atlanta stumble. Thursday matchups include Nashville at Knoxville New Orleans at Birmingham and Boston at Cincinnati with several city teams chasing bids and standings.
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Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Phladelphia
Chicago
A. St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Gunes
W. L. Pet
Sath
ASD
L Pet
Louis
Fitsburgh
European War Boosts American Pacing Sports
By Jarrry Grayson NEA Service Sports editor Fred Kagan, 61, notes the European war benefits American racing as European syndicates and buyers poach top pacers. Spencer Leo, piloted by pilot photographer, wins the Humbletonian while Peter Astra, last year’s winner, is exported to Italy amid ongoing turmoil.
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Jarrry Grayson
NEA Service
Fred Kagan
Pho
Spencer Leo
Jin
P Permanenty
Peter Astra
Italy
Heat Spawns Wild Animal Antics Across Rural Missouri
A humorous feature recounts summer antics of farm animals and wildlife amid extreme heat. Skunks at Arthur Frey near Trenton, Missouri feed from the same pan as pets. a courthouse lawn in Sedalia hosts a couple necking. turkeys on a Byers road get stuck after oiling. a squirrel and a fox appear in nearby towns. Numerous garden visitors from Smith families and Oscar Smith’s plots are noted, with readers invited to note the recurring annual visitors as heat drives the activity.
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Robert F. Geiger
Arthur Frey
Treneton
Mom
Sedalia
Smith
Guy Smith
Fort Scott
Ros
Oscar Smith
Lamar
Cucuider
Baseball News Bits From The Season’s Early Gossip
Rumors center on Babe Young’s sparse homer total since April. Larry Gardner garners notice as Lansing’s knuckleballer. Bill Meyer may appoint Gabby Hartnett as Cubs captain. Several top pitchers face tougher odds this year. Frisch reportedly offered Ges for Raffensberger and Olsen but no deal. Harry Danning's pace could crown NL batting king. Bob Quinn denies selling the Bees amid a young roster trend.
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Babe Young
Giant
Larry Gardner
Lansing
Bill Meyer
Kansas City Blues
Will Ayaptee
Gabbyy Hartbett
Cub
Red Railing
Bob Feller
Dutch Leotard
Buck Newsom
Curt Davis
Bucky Walters
Paul Derringer
Feller
Newsom
Walters
Gerringer
al Milnar
Frank Frisch
Cubs
John Ges
Raffensberger
Olsen
Harry Danning
Bob Quinn
The
Bees
Egg breaking machine spares hand labor at 3600 eggs hourly
A new egg breaking device claims to separate whites and yolks in factories at a rate of 3600 eggs per hour, vastly reducing the 640 eggs per hour that skilled labor can crack by hand. The machine promises efficiency gains for large scale producers.
Unclear OCR sports item from Boston and Cleveland notes
Fragmented text reports on baseball figures and medical updates. Mentions Cleveland and Boston players, a doctor named Richards, and possible season disruption. Details are garbled with odd phrases and stray words, limiting concrete facts.
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Hope Vs
Spring Hill
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Mee
A&p
EXCEL
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Thompson
ITUNA
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Sultana
Oleo
Sparkle
JUICE
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Lemons Sz
VEAL
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Armour’'s Star
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Tress
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NEA
Mound
Hiler
Rounthteen Association
Harry. Graff
Durkeys
Byers
Kas
José
Elbat
Nebraska
Merle “Woods
Scottsblufé
Reynard
Forsig
Boa
T. Ke Richards
Taha Tion
Thei Tabor
New Hol
R Jin
Layetti
Virgi
City Bakery
Kroger
Avondale
Country Club
Small Peas
Woodbury's . Soap
Swift's Circle
P&g
CW. 1
Peaches
Concord
Basket Grapes
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K. J. Caplinger Jr., Mkt
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