Ambiguous 1900s baseball standings fragment headlines
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and scores from multiple leagues including National and Texas Leagues with city references such as New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Boston and others. Several numbers appear as partial scores and standings, with many unreadable words and garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Tallis
Boston
Thurgh Gastrat
Houston
Auto
Wesgilly
Thesarkana
Cotton States
Ceeorecourt
Derrida
Peinve
Wbhute
Naichey
Greenville
Perjury and politics in Hiss trial debate
Westbrook Pegler surveys the Roosevelt era and the Hiss case, arguing that the judiciary and federal officials degraded public trust. The piece asserts that figures from Roosevelt to Frankfurter mocked the people and that Judge Kaufman’s rulings reflect partisan influence, threatening democratic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel H. Kantman
Alger Miss
Whittaker Chamnberg
Roosevelt
Hiss
Chaimbers
Fran Roosevelt
Polis Frankfurter
Tackadeer
United States
Telmes
Harlan
Supreme Cour
Kaufman
Jude
Unite States
Iithrne
Rosieio
Tudue i Kaufman
Avery Wulihe
Ulteriae
Judee Raunt
Frankfurter
Theodore Roosevelt
Arkansas Cotton States clash described by Carl Bell
The account reviews a 1930s Cotton States league game in which Arkansas struggled to subdue a Mississippi team amid heavy commentary on players like Tommy Graham and Moe Wkub. Mentions Helena, Coscanor Meliath executive dinners, and a notable injury-tinged, chaotic scene with numerous misheard names and garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bell Tilthy
Rickey Blames Fans for Loss of Nationals
Branch Rickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers blamed National League fans for a 7-1 loss to the American League all-stars at Ebbets Field. He complained about the fans’ interference and noted sloppy NL defense allowed unearned runs. Ted Williams and Stan Musial provided early threats as the AL built leads, while Newcombe’s miscue helped turn points in the decisive fourth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Nationals
Stan Musial
Jackie Roblinson
Ted Williams
Ben Newecombe
Gil Uludges
America
Tralph Kiner
Philadelphia
Lou Brissio
Natchez and Rain Send Oilers Up in tough league night
Natchez and Rain: oilers edged Pine Bluff 13 to 0 as Greenwood split with Beane. Greyavilly beat Clarksdale 9 to 1. multiple players contributed hits while Durand and Baker stood out. Schedule shows Hot Springs, Pine Bluff, Helena and Greenville on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Rain
EY Dopate
Mtoe Socom
Tf Daralia
Jeading Greenwood
Bot Springs
Nateuhjes
Beane
Hielgni
Bonkaus
Gaeenwane
Tony Garid
Clarksdale
Portuguese man of war as fieryfish and pet animal group
A crude claim describes the Portuguese man of war as a fieryfish formed by a group of pet animals attached to a single nat. This odd notion blends marine life with animal companionship in a single malformed image.
Hope to Seek Third Win Over Tomies
The Red River Tomies visit Hope for an 8 o clock game with the American Legion team at Fairparis. It marks Texarkana’s third appearance here with two prior losses after an early season win in Texarkana. Charles Gough is expected to start with Secrest catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Tomies
American Legion
Fairparis
Texarkana
Legion Boys
Charles Gough
Secrest
Hot Springs
Garland County
Wight
Fair Park
Nashville
All-Stars overpower Nashville in 18 to 6 win at Sulphur Dell
Nashville Vols fall 18 to 6 as All-Stars, led by Al Picchota, explode with 22 hits and six runs in the first inning. Harald Boguski Carl Sawatski homer for Nashville. Shuba and Gearhart homer for the stars. Ten all-star records fall, with regular league play resuming tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Southers Association
Nashville Vols
Sulphur Dell
Nash- Vile
al Picchota
Lite Rock
Stars
Vols
Wumere
Harald Boguski
Carl Sawatski
Georgia Shuba
Mobile
Lloyd Gearhart
Atlanta
Horners
Tota Iy
Dave Williams
Willams
Recruiting Station Opens in Hope Arkansas
Sergent First Class Warren G. Shart, dubbed the ace recruiter, opens a Texarkana area recruiting office in Hope at room 403 Hempstead County Courthouse. Major John J. Hicks praises Sgt Short as best for outlying stations, urging area youth to visit and discuss Army and Air Force careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Shart
Texarkana
Hicks
Prescott
Arkansas
Bnd Ais Forte
Short
Paris Junior College
Paris
Texas
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co
Lever Bros
Army
Air Force
Hone
Hope
Saf
Shart
Fights Last Night in Syracuse and Other Cities
In Syracuse Willie Pep outpointed Jean Moeugin in a non-title bout at 128 pounds. Hartlued, Conn. hosted a 135 pound clash where Moquin stopped France in a ten round non-title. In Los Angeles Rudy Garcia failed to outpoint Jim Savala at 127 pounds. Washington saw Beau Jack vs Eddie Giosa postponed to tonight.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Willie Pep
Hartlued
Conn
Jean Moeugin
France
Los Angeles
Rudy Garcia
Los Angels
Jimny Savala
San Francisco
Washington
Beau Jack
Eddie Giosa Bolt
Mutual Network Schedule Highlights Prescott Studio Lineup
Program guide entries for an early Mutual Network broadcast from Prescott featuring Ted Drake Champion Wonder Horse Curley Bradley and Salon Serenade. Lists News links, sports briefs, music programs, devotional segments and various local and national features across dayparts with sign offs and fashion of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Ef Prescott
Ted Drake
Curley Bradley
Eine ‘Aday
Kennedy
Fullon
Lewis
Bill Henry
Cecil Brown
Prescott
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
Gabriel Healter
John Daniel
Nevada Co
Bob Poole
Sardi
Carle
Voice of the Army
Salon Serenade
John B. Kennedy
Fulton Lewis
Air Porce
Emile Cate
Bill Geary
Ag Clute
M Dimes
CMN
Mutual Network
Raneh
Chan
Wonder Marse
Balan
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Air Force Hour
Emile Cote
Ates Rhythmn Roundup
Sunrise Seresiade
Prescots
Gabriel Heatter
Langworth
Nevada County
Milady
Bul Poole
Sardl
Blue Barron
Hope Leylan
Inside of
Mel Dante
Mutua Sports
Central Alabama surf bird nests in mountains then winters in South America
The surf bird nests on central Alabama mountain tops but winters in South America. For nearly 150 years after its scientific discovery, ornithologists sought its breeding ground without success.
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Central
Alaake
South America
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Houston Electric Co
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Joe C. Portesfield, Jr
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HNO
Harry S. Sullivan
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Emmett Thompson
Harold M. Brents
Main St
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Riley Cooper
Texas Ave
Davis Furniture & Mattress Co
Hezet
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Sherry Stevens
Gordon
Regal
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London Zoo
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Tommy Graham
Ping
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Coscanor Mmeliath
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