Alabama ex-convict Pitts Ames gets chance with Albany
Edwin Pitts known as Alabama Pitts, once a Sing Sing athlete, is cleared by baseball commissioner Landis to play for Albany in the International League under a strict contract. He must not appear in exhibition games this year and will start in the outfield next Sunday against Syracuse as officials back his rehabilitation.
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Albany
Edwin
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
Baseball
Chicago
Fitts
W. G. Brantham
National Association of Minor Professional Baseball
Association
National Association
Tess
Qe Landis
Johnny Evers
Albany Club
Lewis E. Lawes
Senators
Syracuse
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Slugfest Range
AP picks ally Berger of Braves and Hildebrand of Indians as standout performers in doubleheader action. Berger contributed a home run and a single in a Braves win over Cincinnati, while Hildebrand held the Red Sox to six hits as Campbell drove in four with a homer and two singles for Cleveland. Mancuso had four singles and a double for the Giants against the Cardinals, Klein hit two homers for the Cubs in a win over the Dodgers, and Waner sparked the Pirates with two doubles and two singles against the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Ally Berger
Braves
Cincinnati
Oral Hildebrand
Bruce Campbell
Indians
Hildebrand
Red Sox
Campbell
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Dodgers
Paul Waner
Pirates
Phillies
Hill Leads In Golf Tournament in Omaha
Mrs S Hill of Kansas City medalist in the Women's Trans Miss Golf Tourney and paired with Mrs E DeVilbliss for the first round in the championship flight. Hill shot 77 two under the nearest rival Mrs Charles F Newbold of Wichita.
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Omaha
S. Hill
Kansas City
E. DeVilbliss
Hill
Charles F. Newbold
Wichita
Kas
J. A. Walter
Ransas City
National and American League games listed for today
National League matchups include St Louis at New York with J Dean facing Parmelee, Chicago at Brooklyn featuring Warneke against Clark, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with Blanton opposing Moore in nine games. American League card lists New York at Chicago Tamulis vs Phelps, Washington at St Louis Cop pola vs Thomas, Philadelphia at Detroit Wil where vs Bridges, and Boston at Cleveland Hackette vs Pearson. FERA BEATS OVERMANS in softball, scoring three in the seventh to win 3 4 yesterday.
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St. Louis
New York
J. Dean
Parmelee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Warneke
Clark
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Blanton
E. Moore
Tamulis
Phelps
Washington
Coppola
Thomas
Detroit
Wilwhere
Bridges
Boston
Cleveland
Hackette
Pearson
Illness hits major league season as Pirates and Indians strike
The Associated Press reports a dread season of illness sweeps major league baseball. Cleveland catcher Frankie Pytlak leaves for home amid illness as Bill Brenzel fills in with two hits in an 11 to 2 win over the Red Sox. Pittsburgh loses Arky Vaughan to a barley hero but is buoyed by Darrell Blanton’s hospitalization for appendicitis. The Indians’ 17 hits, including homers by Earl Averill and Bruce Campbell, beat the Red Sox, tying Detroit for third. Giants pound the Cardinals 14 to 3 as Johnny Moore ties the league lead with his 12th homer. The Braves win both ends of a Bunker Hill day doubleheader against the Reds, and Chuck Klein powers a Cubs win over the Dodgers. In a separate incident, Mrs. Melvina Cohn, 65, was killed crossing Highway 40 in Boonville when struck by a car driven by Ruby Rhine.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Litke Frankie Pytlak
Buffalo
Tribe
Bill Brenzel
Red Sox
Blanton
Pirates
Phillies
Arky Vaughan
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Indians
Earl Averill
Bruce Campbell
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philly
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Johnny Moore
Mel Ott
New York
P. Dean Freely
Paul Deaa
Ray Harrell
Braves
Reds
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boonville
Melvina Cohn
Ruby Rhine
Main Street
League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Unveiled
The Associated Press lists league leaders after yesterday's games. Key figures include Vaughn of the Pirates with 400 batting and 50 runs, and Medwick of the Cardinals with 81 hits and 27 RBIs, plus Parmelee of the Giants 8 1 record as top pitcher.
Baseball Results Across Leagues and Rain Delays
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show Cincinnati 3 Boston 1, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 4, St Louis 3 New York 14, Pittsburgh 12 Philadelphia 5. Rain affected several games including Cleveland Washington and New York Chicago. Other notable results include Toledo 10 Columbus 9, Minneapolis 7 St Paul 6, Milwaukee 4 Kan City 14 5, Buffalo 2 Newark 3, Rochester 7 Baltimore 12, Keokuk 16 Omaha 5 (7 innings), Hutchinson 4 Bartlesville 0.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kan
City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Keokuk
Omaha
Western Association
Hutchinson
Bartlesville
Lost Pet Report Across Multiple Cities
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple city names and numbers appears to document a lost pet notice or tracker with values for New York Pittsburgh BBC St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland Boston Washington Philadelphia St Louis and assorted digits. The readable fragments suggest a cross-city pet-related notice or coded data, but no clear owner or pet description is present.
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National League
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
ABC
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Braddock Rise From Struggles To World Heavyweight Champ
James J Braddock, New Jersey born contender and first Irish heavyweight champion since Tunney, faced injuries and setbacks from 1918 onward. His career with manager Joe Gould saw brutal knocks and broken bones as he fought to claim boxing’s crown.
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NEA
New York
New Jersey
Gene Tunney
James J. Braddock
Jack Dempsey
Big Fellows
Joe
Young Braddock
George Deschner
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Jim
Joe Jeannett
Union City
Joe Gould
Harry Garfand
Braddock
Shy Sand
Gould
Garfand
Jimmy
Harry
Leo Robson
Tommy Loughran
Fiudar
Germany Heller
Tuffy Griffith
Read
Doc Robb
Hans Birkie
Paul Swiderski
Joe Monie
Lou Scozza
Cock Baer
Baer
Primo Carcnera
Montreal Wrestler Ed George Wins One Fall Match
Montreal wrestler Ed George 218 defeated Dick Shikat 226 in one fall. George Zarynoi 208 from Russia beat Bob Langevin 218 in one fall. Gino Gari baldi 205 from Italy defeated Dick Daviscourt 225 in straight falls in New Maven Conn.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Don George
North
Java
Dick Shikat
Germany
George Zarynoi
Russia
Bob Langevin
New
Poughkeepsie Regatta Set to Crown Underdog Lions
Columbia’s crew, once top in the ocean, aims to win today’s Poughkeepsie regatta and claim the national rowing title. The piece notes recent upsets in golf, boxing, and running, and weighs betting odds with California and Washington as favorites.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Sam Parks
Sarazen
Hagen
Armaour
Dutra
Wood
Pittsburgh
Samuel
Braddock
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
James J
Princeton
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Glenn Cunningham
Lovelock
California
Hudson
R. R
W. D
Missouri Golf Head Tees Off To Open Meet
St Louis. Missouri Golf Association president Elliott Whitbread teed off at 8:30 am to start the thirty first annual state amateur tournament with 146 golfers. The field includes former champions Chester O'Brien Chris Kenney and Jimmy Manion among 48 out of town players, vying for titles in four and two man events. Bellerive Country Club hosts on a rolling 6400 yard course where 77 strokes were hoped to qualify for the elite rounds.
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ST. Louis
Elliott Whitbread
Missouri Golf Association
Whitbread
Chester O'Brien
Frank Star
Kanesas City
Tom Draper, Jr
Bob Cochran
Percy Gill
Richmond
Paul Leslie
Jefferson City
Reirview Golf Club
St. Joseph
Warren
Rieper
Don Smith
Dan Meonard
Melvin Joffee
Riepen
Smith
Twoemin
Joffee
William Carmany
Bellerive Country Club
Last of Douglas County railroad track sold at auction
Ava Missouri June 18. The Ozark Southern line linking with Frisco at Mansfield was sold yesterday to Claude Vrooman of St. Louis for 25000 dollars. The track, not operated for some time, will be salvaged.
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Ava
Douglas County
Ozark Southern
Frisco
Mansfield
Himmer
Claude Vrooman
St. Louis
Vrooman
Forage Rainbow Wins Newport Race in Defender Recall
One year ago the forage Rainbow won the second race off Newport R C to determine the America’s Cup defender. The記 article notes past anniversaries including Archie Compson winning the British Open medal at Hoylake and Glenna Collett advancing in the French international golf championship by defeating Mrs Garon.
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Rainbow
Newport
R. C
Archie Compson
Hoylake R
Glenna Collett
Garon
England
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT In Chicago and Meadville results noted
Fights last night show Chicago fighter outpointing Patsy Stevero in Meadville. Frankie Hughes defeated Tommy Romano in Clinton Indiana. Charney Burns beat Sir Wallace in Lancaster. Jimmy Garrison toppled Johnny Stanton in Kansas City Minneapolis. Four wheel brakes cut stopping distance in half since their advent.
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Chicago
Davey Day
Patsy Stevero
Meadville
Miami Beach
Pla
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Ind
Tommy Romano
Cleveland
Ohio
Lancaster
Charney Burns
Idi
Johnstown
Sir Wallace
Kansas City
Jimmy Garrison
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Blues Tie For Second Place In American Association
Kansas City Blues split a doubleheader with Milwaukee 14 4 and 5 3 to climb into a tie for second with St Paul, two games behind Indianapolis. Hal Smith outpitched Steve Larkin in the opener, while Rosy Ryan’s relief helped Minneapolis beat St Paul. Toledo manager Fred Haney drew police escort after disputing a call in Sunday’s games.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Blues
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis Indians
Indians
Louisville
Hal Smith
Steve Larkin
Smith
Pearkin
Brewer
Rosy Ryan
Minneapolis
Ryan
Bill Perrin
Saints
Toledo Mud’ Hens
Fred Haney
Haney
Columbus
Wella Stoully
Swanson
Haco
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