Giants Rapped Out 17 Hits in Beal ing Civil 0
A fragmented local collated notes page records multiple names and places including Beal ing, Kenses, Holly, and Toyeke. It mentions injuries, hospital visits, family ties, social visits, and a community gathering with numerous relatives and neighbors. The text preserves oblique references to local people, churches, and trips to Denver and Kansas, without a clear single event.
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Giants
Bealing
Kenses
Holly
Kaird
Tor Hospital
Toyeke
Theodore Metnge
Mr Price
Sunes
Melvin
Santry
Atlee
Dean
Herbert
Dodgers Hit Rock Bottom In Loss At Ebbets Field
Dodgers plummet to last in the league as New York Giants rally to a 6-4 ninth inning win before 33 104 fans at Ebbets Field. Cubs and Reds climb in standings while Cardinals beat Reds and Braves remain pace-setters. Indians and Athletics win in tight AL race with late scoring bolsters.
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Flatbush
Te Fetonal
Anager Lippy Rockers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
New York Giants
Soring
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Reds
Chicago
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Iiala
Cincinnati
Rot Cheanes
Chesnes
Rus Meyer
Cardinal
Reda
Red Birds
Danny Lirwhiler
Johnny Wyroster
Grady Hatton
Musial
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
Indians
St. Louia
Joe Gordon
Athletics
Red Sox
Porching
Roskie Leu Brioxie
Yankees
Washington Senator
New York
Gorden Gillenwater
Walt Jasterson
Yanks
Tommy Byrne
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
White Sox
Kentucky Glow as Olympic Squad to Play Outdoor Game
report from Princeton notes Adolph Rupp’s belief in the Olympic basketball tune-up, with the outdoor Lexington game priced at 2.50 seats and extra stands needed for expected crowds. Also mentioned are Wally Hood’s 157 strikeouts in 30 college games, Red Rolfe’s bridge anecdotes with Jesse Hill, and Red Beauchamp’s brief NFL start with the Packers.
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Huan
Ullemtom, JR
Princeton
N. J
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Aquadolph
Olympic
Lexington
Wally Hood
Southern California
Yankees
Red Rolfe
Tigers
Yanks
Jesse Hill
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Tonkies
Rolfe
Hill
Nick
Red
Jess
Boy Kenneth Patterson Dies After Illness in 1947
A six year old boy named Kenneth Patterson died after an exploratory operation failed to remove a malignant tumor. He had to leave school earlier and received letters from many states and international contacts. Services were held at San Spring Methodist Church where his father ministers.
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Band Springs
Okla
Kenneth Patterson
Boon
Tie
Bright
States
Hawaii
Central America
Belgium
Holland
Ene
Gov
Roy J. Turner
Movie Attre
San Spring Methodist Church
Mis
J. G. Patterson
Major League Leader Update From Unclear Text
The fragmentary OCR passage references American League leadership and several names and places but is largely unreadable. It mentions New York and Brooklyn contexts with scattered personal names and teams, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize accurately.
Local Notices And Phrases From A Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR reads names and events. Agnes Coleman called to heaven last week at bedside of her father Henry Jans after stroke. Others listed: Linwood Mew Pearl Thompean Mrs Allen Wish and others visiting, at Bam Grove school home of Jain Parner. Conversational garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wish
Agnes Coleman
Heavenworth
Henry Jans
Menke
Wiley Marnett
Local Republican primary slate muddled by filing errors
The text lists multiple candidates for state representative of the 11th district and other offices including a judge in the Fourth Judicial District, county attorney and district court clerk. It notes these candidates are subject to Republican primaries on August 3 and references re nomination and renomination processes.
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Jefferess
Douglas
Hea
Maries
Richard A. Ratter
Lam
Repubas
Charles D
Brae Vey
Wilson
cs. _ Gerstenberger
Ath
Fourth Judicial District
Hugh Means Cou
Borie
Tam
Douglas County
Mal Jed
Aumunt
Dunis
Kabs Tam
Melvin Sattler
Emma Semple
Republican Party
T. R. Gerhart
Dr. F. & Demn
Register OF Deeds
Harold Beck
Frank R. Gray
Rapude
Johnson
Ray
Jon
County Commission
E. Banning
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Matthies T Cardingin
J. Joseph
Es Charlee Clakenbers
Kk Harnett
Mre
Canker Bers
Ieee Ig Fur
Bewy
Rapier
Emit Teshafer
Mersey
Beart
Laugrence
Perenne Ote
Helen Tews
Pete Faeonen
Ana
Salina
Alliant
Apts
Ate
Ernest Richards
James Tarpet
Eeenin Mtro
Billie Tork
Werek
Aret
Hencin Ware
Denver
Tarners
Ceugien Caney Lon
Frente
Bern
Kan
Mra
Dal Worley
William Walters
Clifford Blinkenstaft
Jessie Walner
My Harne
Mecher
Tie Barratt
Bacrhere
Gerald Barrat
Fami
Meo
Nebraska
James Barratt
Eweria
Milian Barran
George Innis
Beliview
Idaho
Fred Fieher
Dave
Af Colby
Richard Rystrom
Dew
UNIO
Fr. Smith Blanks Ipeka
Ue Oe
Nancy
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Red Beauchamp
Becansba
Mich
Bud
Green Bay Packers
Ajor
Amercan League
Houdernas
Hiner
Docadelphan
Pargesen
Birnheits
Franca
Brenklyn
S Bouts
Cniene
Pitte
Linwood
Patchen Electric
Thompson
L. P. Gas Co
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop
Gamblea
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Rutter
Vogler & Sons
New Jersey
J. Underwood & Sons
Skinner
Vermont ST
Radiators
Fe Corse
M Sepaires
James Radiator Shop
Prene
Fender
Dodge Dependable Service
Ransdall Motor Service
Mane
L. Froet
B. L. Kellera
Hudson
Hunsinger Motor Co
Maze
Morgan—Mack Tire CO
Kaw Bridge
Campbell's
Ter Cresley Home Appliances
Mrs. Wise
Tawrenge Sartary Milk & Ice Cream CO
Cadd
Cadillac
Vermont
Bill Bodin
Parts and Service
Lincolln- Meri Tr
New Hampshire
Crosley
Up—Ropay Bervinw
Darnell Motors
Rth
Ri Aerate
Ndidas
EYS
Chasele
En Organsmaek
Cettie
Kegs Hill
Lawrence
Ottawa
Topeka
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