Vosmik Should Be Help to Red Sox
Cleveland star Buddy Myer and Indian outfielder Joe Vosmik were the league’s top hitters in 1935. Myer aims a comeback with Boston in 1938, while Vosmik’s career slide led Cleveland to trade him after a brittle 1936 season. Myer expects full 1938 play, with renewed health and form after 1937.
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Harry Grayson
NBA
Cleveland
Charles Solomon Myer
Washington
Buddy Myer
Joe Vosmik
Indians
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Vosmik
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Vitt
Nationals
Ellisville
Miss
Clark Griffith
Rogers Hornsby
Frank Frisch
Charley Gehringer
Tony Lazzeri
Vusmpik
Sf Louis Badivns
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vosmik Poised For Batting Crown In Boston Move
Joe Vosmik, turning 28 on April 4, remains a strong hitter, finishing with 325 in 1944 for the Browns and now settling in Boston. The piece notes his potential to win the American League batting title if he maintains prior form, while his move and the team’s needs at second base are highlighted.
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Ing Vesmik
Joe
Joe Vesmik
Browns
Vosmik
Boston
Myer
Cleveland
Ohio Prep Stars to Face Mighty Tackle in Bowl
In St. Petersburg Florida the event pits 22 top scholastic players from Ghii’s finest programs against Florida prep stars in a dramatic interregional game. McLean McPhail a 20 year old from Plats Military School is favored to anchor the southern squad with his powerful 220 pound frame and storied speed. Kyle, a standout from the Petersburg area, is hailed as a major future college prospect and has been nicknamed King Cone by coaches.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ghii
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Yielery
Gigantie Keb
McLean McPhail
Sisefiout
Plats
Sehanl
Wekle
Bt. Petersburg
Kyle
Une Uf
Kiing Kone
Tea Gyal
NEA
Oscar Vill
Cobh
Vill
Frank Odrad
PaMageia Superiisa
Georgia Peach
Ieringer
Cleveland Fochatis
Ty Remiains
DiMongeie
la Yidieken Uwe Tempo
Uappare
Ae Mire
Cobb
Sugar Bowl Draws Large, Energetic Crowd in New Orleans
Fragmentary notes describe a Sugar Bowl scene with enthusiastic fans and prominent figures. The garbled text mentions attendance, football context, and excitement around the event, highlighting a strong spectator showing and city atmosphere.
Unclear OCR Tale of School, Inmate, and Officials
Fragmentary OCR text cites Dr James B Quannt and Haw yard University. Mentions inmate Byvelin Swel at State school Espionmaite arid Ty tepasvelott lat. Mentions U S Sen Elbert 2 Thomas Utah and New York City figure Valente.
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Sinat
James B. Qunant
Haws Yard Univers
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Mercier
Okla
Byvelin Swel
Datustevat School
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Saine
U.S
Elbert
Thomas
Utab
Lava
New York City
Kansas State College to Sell Tickets for Basketball Games
In Manhattan Kansas tickets are set to be sold for home basketball games. Seven faculty season ticket holders will be admitted first, with pasteboards issued at sale. The Nichols Gymnasium will seat about 2400, and there are funds from student fees to cover entry for students and affiliates.
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Kansas State College
Nichols Gyarnasium
Local official comments on a mayoral wife’s actions
A fragmented clip shows Ely Culbertson commenting on his wife’s behavior as aldermen discuss a farce and retirements amid unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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Election of Mayor May Be Postponed
Boulder city politics face delay as university grid plans threaten New Year’s Day mayor election. City council debates meeting dates. incu mbent mayor may retain post if charter requires a New Year’s Day session. Acting mayor L. W. Chamberford and City Manager H C McClintock weigh options.
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Calo
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Houston
L. W. Cuamberford
HC. McClintock
Kipke Popular Despite Michigan Dismissal
Detroit readers express sympathy for former Michigan coach Harry Kipke after his firing, noting he won four games during rebuilding and questioning who could do better. The commentary reflects divided views amid broader city news and unrelated items about housing funds and ancient artifacts.
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Detroit
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Equipment Bills Highlight Minnesota Shifts and Stars
Minnesota sports notes report worn out jerseys from the Gophers season and credit star players for wear while mentioning ski trade upsets and shop closings. The piece ties to Oscar Myntson and Frank O’Driscol, with references to Cobb era comparisons and a Sugar Bowl preview between Santa Clara and Louisiana State. It notes Roy Reigels’ infamous wrong-direction play and a Washington pro football scene.
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Minneapolis Minn
Minnesota
Gophers
Oscar Mynt- Son
Aleeny
Montreal Mareops Healings and Hawks Rally
In a fragmented report, Montreal Mareops attend to an injured figure while the Hawks rally. The scoreline hints at New York Edgers defeating a rival 3 to 2, with Montreat and Tipton named in a convoluted summary of recovery and support activities.
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Hem
Tite
New York Edgers
Montreat
Dave ‘Trattion
Montreal Mareops
Yeurs
Hhawks
Boxing Great Selmelam Upset Over Boxer Thomas in Sixth Round
The bout in New York featured heavyweights with Selmelam delivering a decisive sixth round stoppage as the crowd watched Harry Thomas suffer a crushing knockout. The fight, valued at 6300 dollars in gross receipts, drew attention from boxing leaders and reporters for its dramatic momentum shifts and standout punches.
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NEA Service
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Harry Thomas
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Aime
Romedy
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Judien
Bork
Dick Tarkhien
Beeaders
Howe Lavan
Linas
Max Selmwediam
Lois
Willisville Lions Defeat Stamps High In Varsity Clash
Willisville swept Stamps High with a trio of wins on Wednesday December 16. Senior boys led 1 0 after one, outscoring 4 8 in the second and posting a 13 11 halftime edge. Harald West and Mowuann Simpson tied for high scoring with 8 each. Senior girls won 17 12 as Staats led with 12 and Daisy Waters had 4. Junior girls triumphed 35 1 with Marcel Herring scoring 22 and Louise Shackelford adding 9. Lions face Village Saturday night December 1 8 aiming to prove top ball talent.
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Stamps
Lions
Stamps Mae
Theind
Harald West
Mowuann Simpson
Staats
Alene Silvey
Daisy Waters
Marcel Herring
Louise Shackelford
Willisville Lions
Schmeling and Louis on a Collision Ahead
The piece notes Echmeling ahead of Thomas in a rapid pace and forecasts a potential fight between Schmeling and Louis. It highlights Schmeling's long inactive periods but persistent returns, with Max Baer stirring recent attention. Lainis is advised to prepare for a tough challenge.
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Max Baer
der Maxie
Schmeling
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