Fair Enough Wy Wastbrook Pegler Copyright 1081
A long fragment details political intrigue and legal fights over social security and insurance mandates in Texas. It discusses reprimands to Marshall Girtin and a broader critique of Congress efforts, plus treasury actions against Marshall banks and a dramatized account of women defying tests and filing petitions. The piece mentions Janie Bitts and a bank in Elysian Fields.
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Baseball May Pick Ohio's Governor
A garbled sports item hints at baseball leadership interest and mentions salary figures around 905000 to 975000, noting potential for governor involvement in a commissioner role. No clear event or names are readable due to text corruption.
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Ohio
Chandler
Ford Wick
National League
Prick
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Warren Giles
Clnetawali Reds
Texans Advance in Semipro Tourney
Fort Wayne Indiana hosts the National Semipro Baseball tournament with Fort Wayne and Capehart as defending champions. Teams from Porrynburg, LaFayette, and others compete in a double elimination format as Sinton, King, and Albuquerque emerge in early rounds.
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Ross Shuts Out DeQueen in playoff lead clash
Ross blanked DeQueen as Hope moved ahead in the playoff race. Mineral Springs defeated Howard County to even things, with Huddy White driving in runs and Hope homering to start a late surge. Gilson, Watson, and Wilkins starred for their teams as late Friday games loom and the winner faces Hope for the title.
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Monroe Pulls Away in Cotton Loop Standings Night
Monroe of Lollatana ahead in the Cotton Loop as Pine Bluff and Greenville trade wins. Greenwood of Mississippi rises to runnerup while Natchez and Clarksdale lose ground in a tight three way pennant race.
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Roundup of Baseball and Tennis News From New York
Sports writer Gayle Talbot covers Midwest visitors sighing over Detroit siltation and Charlie Gehringer's groping to rebuild the Tigers. The piece also notes tennis doubles venue debates, the Wight plant transfer talk, and chatter on potential 1940 commissioner candidates Frick and Giles.
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Australia and New Zealand Residents Report High Consumption
In a Big State League style tally, annual consumption averages reach 345 pounds per person across Australia and New Zealand. The reading highlights regional dietary patterns and potential health considerations amid ongoing trade and agricultural factors.
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New Zealand
Indians Yankees Clash Today for Major League Lead
Cleveland holds a two game edge as it hosts the New York Yankees in a crucial series opener. Vic Raschi faces Bob Lemon with Ed Lopat and Jack Kramer slated for later games. Both clubs chase the pennant with recent ties and home dominance shaping the tilt.
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Malvern Hires Bennett as New Athletic Director and Coach
Malvern appoints David N Bennett former East Mississippi JC assistant football coach as athletic director and head coach at Malvern High School. Bennett a Ripley Mississippi native has coached at Cotton Plant Arkansas High School and the University of Mississippi High School.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In New York Joe Musi outpointed Irish Bob Murphy in a 173 1 2 to 174 1 3 decision. In Oakland Maurice Harper defeated Phil Burton over 10 rounds at 150 pounds. Laurent Daughile defeated Du Sete Hairston in Montreal 160 to 160.
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Associated Press
New York
Joe Musi
Cleveland
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Wittle
Oakland
Calif
Maurice Harper
Phil Burton
St. Louis
Montreal
Laurent Daughuile
France
du Sete Hairston
Favorites Ahead in Caddie Meet in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Favorites led by Mendilgt Bill Curtis of Detroit and Medaligt B Parker of Tulsa moved into the third round of the National caddie tournament after yesterday’s no match-play rounds trimmed fields to a sweet sixteen. Curtis won 2 and 5 over Paul Blum and 2 and 5 over Billy Fraley while Parker beat Stanley Shipley 4 and 3 and then John Matuel 4 and 3. Semifinals are set for tomorrow with finals Saturday. Earl Moeller of St. Louis won the driving contest with a 207 yard poke into the wind.
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Medaligt
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Lechester
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Billy Fraley
Maxim Turns in Surprise Victory Over Murphy in Madison Square Garden
New York reporters hailed Joey Maxim who stunned Irish Bob Murphy with a 15 round decision to defend the heavyweight title. Maxim kept distance, absorbed blows, and improved to 1 9 months after taking the crown in London. Murphy fought hard with a swollen eye and a damaged left hand, but Maxim’s boxing craft prevailed.
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Pacific Coast
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Charley Shortell
Associated
League Scores Across Five Circuits Highlight Weekend Action
In Pacific Coast League Portland defeated San Francisco 3 2, Los Angeles beat Seattle 6 2, Sacramento won 3 2 over Oakland, Hollywood triumphed 3 1 against San Diego. International League saw Montreal 8 Springfield 3, Toronto 5 Buffalo 1, Syracuse 18 Ottawa 1, Rochester 3 Baltimore 2. American Association shows Calumbay 8 Indianapolis 8 in 11 innings, Louisville 6 Toledo 0, Milwaukee 6 Allancapolis 4, St Paul 9 Kansas City 2. Texas League Beaumont Tulsa 1, Oklahoma City and Shreveport 0, Fort Worth 2 San Antonio 1, Houston 2 Dallas postponed. Gorton States League Clarksdale 2 El Dorado 1, Monroe 5 5 Pine Bluff 0 0, Hot Springs 10 Natchez 3, Greenwood 3 4 Greenville 0 1.
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Greenville
National League and American League Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders from 250 at bats and 7 decisions are listed. Musial and Robinson top NL batting averages. Kiner and Hodges lead NL RBIs and homers. Ashburn and Furillo share NL hits. Dark and Kluszewski double. Rue and Maglic anchor NL pitching. Minoso and Williams pace AL batting. Williams RBIs. DiMaggio and Fox double. Feller leads AL pitching with 20 wins and 5 losses.
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Baseball Today’s Games and Yesterday’s Results
Yesterday New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3. Brooklyn beat St. Louis 4 to 8 in ten innings. Boston won 4 to 3 over Pittsburgh. Philadelphia blanked Chicago 4 to 0. Cleveland beat Washington 6 to 3. Detroit edged New York 7 to 6 in twelve innings. Philadelphia topped Boston St Louis 1 in thirteen innings. Southern Association results include Little Rock 2 New Orleans 7 and Nashville 6 Birmingham 8.
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Paddock Upsets Champion Coe In National Amateur Golf
In the National Amateur Golf tourney at Minneapolis, Harold Paddock defeated defending champion Charles Coe in the third round. The sports note recalls prior era events including Goggle Adams vs Steve Belloise, and historic tennis and doubles matches.
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Charles Coe
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Steve Belloise
Madison Square Garden
Ted Schroeder
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Geng Mako
Brookline
Mass
Helen Wills Moody
Eileen Bennett
United States
Forest Hills
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