Williams Softball Umpire Controversy Triggers League Exit Threat
Williams Lumber softball club leaders threaten to quit the league over umpire Cornelius, alleging biased calls and division refusals. A game forfeiture and protest involve Manager Brown and Greening as the dispute extends to league officials and potential punishment for Cornelius. The week’s results include Bruner Ivory shutting out Hope Basket 9-0 as Bruner eyes state tournament play.
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Tenia Nesday
Serthath Lenzitease Leas
Cornelius Ig
Leone
Kos
Greening
Williams
Alton CCC
Cornelius
Tophy
Questo
Maneager
Bote Reowit
Cornelius Miled
Brown
Cornelius Dtuel
Allen
Rookus
Willisins
Greeny
Paul Kiser
Cornelin
Thiel
Bruner -Ivory
Hope Basket
D. Roy Tawley
Bruner
Mape
Little Reel
Russellville Vehiole
Guanes
Southern Cafe
Highwis
Alton Canis
Cioo
Rohisun
Pittsburgh Wins to Increase Lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 1 to widen their lead as they plated eight runs in the first three innings. Cy Blanton earned his eleventh win after a nine hit, three run effort. Pep Young and Al Taft collected key hits as Pittsburgh surged ahead in the standings.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Rbroullyn Durdgers
Sinee
Wy Cheinnati
Na- Tin
Cange Headliwis
Giants
Wayne Laumastee
Cy Blanton
Ouly
Siels
Pep Young
AL Ta Wit Siz
Bucs
Safeek, Young
Iloulles
Chicks
Memphis
Tenn
Paul Paynieck
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Memphis Chicks
Chittanooga
UOO
Ago Polli
Galvin
Payniel
Indiatitreous
Atlanta Stems Late Rally to Beat Pebs
Atlanta overcame a late Little Rock surge to win 9-5 in the opener. A 4-1 start helped the Crackers stave off Traveler threats. Little Rock loaded the bases in the final frame, but Sunkel retired Campbell to seal the victory for Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Ark
Sunkel
Durham
Campbell
Littl Rock
Beekman
Sunteel
Richids
Saytes
Brazie and
Walters
Notable quotes swirl as leaders lash at politics
A collage of remarks from diverse figures targets Roosevelt third-term ambitions, American democracy, and international strife. Governor Leche of Louisiana, Senator Murray of Montana, and Abe Plekus of Cleveland are among quoted voices critiquing current affairs and the global scene.
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Roosevelt
Leche
Lousisiana
Chewacki
Cleveland
United States
Murray
Montana
Meet Wopelh Aat and the president of all has just written a book
Fragmented OCR style summary mentions Wopelh Aat as a president figure and a self authored book. It threads in war era hints and a series of disjoint observations about civil war, gangsters, and farm life with speculative quotes and scattered headlines. The tone mirrors a chaotic newspaper page with varied items.
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Wopelh
Cleveland
Standings and results for Hope Softball League games
Standings show Chubs W J Pot Bruner Ivory 0.00 11 percent. Southern Cafe A 667 CCC Camp 4 036 Gev W Robison 6 454 Hope Basket 4 864 Highway Dept. 2273. Monday's results Brimer Ivory 9 Hope Basket 0 CCC Camp 9 Williams Lumber 0 (Forfeit). Tuesday games set. Highway Dept Southern Cafe 7:30 Allen Camp vs Geo Robison 8:30. Wednesday pending. Thursday Southern Cafe Hope Basket 2:30 Geo Robison Highway Dept 2:30. Friday Hope Basket Geo Robison 7:40. Other scores: Atlanta 6 Little Rock 3. Nashville 6 Birmingham 4. Memphis 5 Chattanooga 2. Remaining schedule: Atlanta at Little Rock Knoxville at Birmingham Nashville at New Orleans Chattanooga at Memphis. Other scores: New York 8 St Louis 4 Detroit 15 Boston 4 Washington 1 Cleveland 4. Picks: Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston.
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Chubs
W. J. Pot. Bruner-Ivory
ANT Williams Lumber
Southern Cafe
CCC Camp
Gev
Brimer-Ivory
Hope Basket
Williams Lumber
Highway Dept
Southern Cafo
Allen Camp
Geo. W. Robison
Td, Geo. A
Robison
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orelans
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
L. Pat
Ct. Louis
National League games listed for Tuesday slate
The schedule shows only the Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh and Philadelphia St Louis matches in the National League. Giames hosts Boston and New York visits Pittsburgh while Brooklyn plays Cincinnati and Philadelphia travels to St Louis.
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Giames
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chiles
Basta i
Brooklyry
St Lewis i
Gomez Reaches 15th Win as Yankees Top Browns 8 4
New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 8 4 behind Lefty Gomez who earned his 15th win and sixth in a row. Henrich homered with DiMaggio bolstering the attack as Gomez held the Browns quiet from the second through the eighth inning. The champion lineup added four runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth, while Beau Bell homered for the Browns.
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New York
Tommy Henrieh
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Beau Bell
Mills
Gomez
Yanks
Henrich
DiMaggio
Oral Hildebrand
Rolfe
Selkirk
Hildebrand
Croselli Dit Rolfe
Menkes
Answers to Art Krenz Cartoon LBig Ed Walsh era notes
The manuscript cites Big Ed Walsh's 1908 Chicago White Sox record as 40 wins, 15 losses and one tie across 68 games. It also recalls Notre Dame’s 1996 upset over Ohio State with a last minute 18-13 score, a pass from William Shakespeare to Wayne Milner. It notes Bob Fitzsimmons losing the world heavyweight title in his first defense and mentions Jim Jeffries.
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Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Notre Dame
Ohio State
William Shakespeare
Wayne Milner
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Green Bay Fackers
Chicago
Marty Schreyer
Purdue
Chuck Sweeney
Cecil Ishell
Fordue
Andy Uram
Minnesota
Don Hutson
Cleveland
Corby Davis
Indiana
Marcel
Red) Chesbro
Colgate
Jim Benton
Ray Hamilton
Arkansas
Vic Markey
Washington
Joe Routt
Texas A & M
Bob Davis
Kentucky
Detroit
Kent Ryan
Utah Aggies
Lions
New York
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Ralph Wolf
Monk Monserio
Standard
Andy Bersheak
North Carolina
Pete Smith
Oklahoma
Dutch Clark
Jack Robbins
Mil, Popovich
Montent
Chicago Cardinals
Patsy Clark
Ten NFL clubs start season with new names and stars
Sports editor Harry Grayson notes all ten National League clubs enter the season under fresh names with a host of new stars. The Redskins add George Karamatic and Tuffy Leemans, the Giants court Leonard Barnum and Nello Falaschi, while the Pirates loom with Whizzer White. Strong college roots join the pro ranks as many players shift from prior roles to professional training camps.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Newcomes
Pirates
White
Giants
Leonard
Beets) Barnum
Redskins
George Karamatie
Detroit
Burt
Dutch) Clark
Barnant
Cliff Buaitles
Vqual
Vame
West
Steve Owen
Barnum
Ken Strang
Nello Falaschi
Santa Clara
Ed Danowsk
Tuffy Leemans
Karamatic
Battles
Gonzaga
Turk Edwards
Sammy Baugh
Lou Little
Columbia
Baugh
Jimi
Jackrabbit
Abbitt
Elon College
LeRoy Campbell
Western Maryland
Chicago
Gary Famiglietti
Boston University
Branko Nungurski
Joe Gray
Oregon State
Hollis Stultz to Battle M Powell in Patmos feature bout
Hollis Stultz of Patmos signs to face Milton Powell the Patmos slugger in a three round amateur main on Tuesday night at the athletic arena. Powell weighs 169 pounds about nine more than Stultz with a win earning a clash with Bat Gosnell next week.
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Hollis Stultz
Patmos
Srena
Milton Powell
Athletic Arena
Powell
Stultz
Bat Gosnell
Nashville
Leo Dunlap
Buddy Logans
Spring Hill
Dunlap
Siki
Pinkie Carrigin
McBernie Bolan
Bolan
Carrigan
Walnut Street Arena
Bolans
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