Odd Fellows Win In First Session Championship Contest
The Odd Fellows defeated the Eagles in the first session of the Lawrencesburg Twilight League, 12 to 3, forging a late-inning rally with nine runs in the final frame. Rodgers doubled, Duver error, Yobler and Risser drove in runs as Douglas, Yobler, and Risser scored on a three-base hit. The win gives the Odd Fellows a 3-0 record in the session. the Eagles stand 2-1. A doubleheader follows July 4 at South Park Diamond with Bills versus Rotary Twilight League and American Legion matches.
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Mandell Must Lose Five Pounds by August 2
Chicago dispatch reports Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion must shed five pounds by August 2 to defend his title. Mandell weighs over 140 pounds and struggles to make weight with Canzoneri given a title shot at Chicago Stadium. Training camps set at Rockford as Canzoneri plans to arrive mid month to finish prep.
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Pennant Soundings On July 4 Hope For Surprises
The Fourth of July marks a classic pennant tradition, but the Yankees sit nine games behind the Athletics and the Cardinals five games back of the Cubs. Both leaders are not yet in front as the season nears midyear, with long odds against a repeat of last year’s early rule defiers.
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Old Time Ball Paraphernalia Reflects Shifts in Gear
Former Giants pitcher recalls changes in baseball equipment over twenty years noting shin guards glasses and sliding pads while old time players used binoculars to observe signs from hotel windows. Also mentions transfer of Topeka franchise to Salina and various league results and notes on players past and present.
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British Open Tennis Sees All American Semis Rise
The advance in net meet notes a shift with Americans dominating the men's semi finals. Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs threaten, while Cochet Borotra Tilden Lacoste vie for the finals, signaling strong U S presence in the tournament.
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Umpires Back On Duty After Accident Delays
Umpires return to work in the league after a brief stoppage caused by an accident involving Cleveland first baseman Len Fon with Red Ormsby. The incident disrupted play at St. Lake. Officials resume duties today with a full panel ready.
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Howard Jones Explains Line for Strong Front Seven
Howard Jones outlines line play techniques to stop end runs with a braced shoulder and kept feet, emphasizing blocking the hole rather than chasing a fixed target. He cites stopping Ernie Nevers and Stanford as evidence, and coaches attend an extra coaching session with game replays and tactic demonstrations.
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Plane crash blamed on passengers bracing rudder bar
Roosevelt Field New York report cites two passengers Daly and Dasyen Bracing against a rudder bar blamed for the Friendship plane crash that killed pilot Wilmer Stultz and passengers Edward Harwood and Pasquale Castelluccio. Stultz died later. Investigators found the left wing mined under the cockpit. Officials suggested controls may have been frozen during stunts over Long Island. Tech plans night game to open football season at Georgia Tech. Wadhams Barber Shop adds Woody Laughlin and Tony Carner to staff at 717 Mass St. Adv. to leave watches with Luther Gustafson for vacation service return.
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Crossword clues and jumbled fill from a newspaper page
A scrambled crossword puzzle page fragment listing across and down clues and partial answer hints. The items reference many unrelated terms and misread OCR segments, including measurements, tools, animals, and names, with scattered numbers and invalid phrases.
Radium Price Up Amid Belgian Monopoly Claim
An editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association cites Dr. R. B. Moore of Purdue on radium being controlled by the Union Miniere du Haut Katanga in the Belgian Congo. He notes retail prices around 70 000 dollars per gram and wholesale 50 000 to 60 000, with production costs near 10 000 per gram. He proposes a fund via the National Research Council to sell radium to cancer treatment and research at near cost, separate from the company’s commercial radium.
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Four Ottawa funeral firms merge to form Communities Funeral Service
Four Ottawa funeral establishments merge to create one of the state's largest mortuary concerns. Lamb Funeral Home of Ottawa will be headquarters, joining McVey Bell of Ottawa McVey and Jones of Lebo and D B Farris Undertaking of Ottawa. The new firm is named The Communities Funeral Service Company. Also noted is Canada to Australia blooded cattle shipments increasing as an export.
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Passaic Banker Escapes From Band of Kidnapers
Nutley New Jersey July 23 AP Passaic banker Willard H. Elliot reappeared at the Nutley police station saying he was kidnapped by three men after his car was forced off the road last Wednesday. He was held captive overnight. he escaped last night and found his own car outside the place of detention. He gave no motive or demands and said he was treated without threats.
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Geological work resumes in Kansas state survey
The Kansas Geological Survey resumes active field and office work after a several year pause. Four survey parties form for the new fiscal year under University of Kansas aegis. Dr. R. C. Moore leads field operations in Brown and Doniphan counties with Jay M. Jewett. new staff members join for coming year, then field duties in September. Additional teams cover Mitchell Cloud Osborne Barber and Red Beds areas as plans expand to Trego Rush Ness counties. aims include a detailed Kansas geological map over several years.
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Comptroller of the Currency calls bank condition report
A nationwide call by the comptroller of the currency requests the status of all national banks as of the close of business Saturday June 29. Iowa's poultry and exes last year were valued at 72 million dollars.
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