Giants Chase Pennant Amid Batting and Pitching Parade
In a tense pennant race from New York to Chicago, the Giants, Cubs, and Cardinals push for lead as pitching strengths and midseason form shape the standings. Dizzy Dean, Lonnie Warnke, and Lefty Bob Weiland pace the Cardinals while Hubbell, Schumacher, and Gina spear the Giants’ rotation alongside the Cubs’ strong staff.
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al French
Charley Root
Roy
Clay Bryant
Shawn
Can Tee
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Cardinals
Srength
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Lonnie Warneke
Bob Weiland
Gas House
Cubs
Giants
Bill Ferry
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Slick Gina
Cliffton
Fragmentary note on coronation attire and ritual questions
A garbled excerpt discusses ceremonial dress and ritual questions at a coronation. It mentions items like a carpet and mitre and a figure named King George, but the text is largely unreadable and incomplete.
New Nazi Consul Baron Manfred von Killinger Appointed
Baron Manfred von Killinger, former Saxony premier and Nazi figure, is named Consul general in San Bacises. He has been active in postwar politics and was arrested prior to the Nazi rise. Danish context notes King Christian X at twenty years of reign with limited Christian population references.
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Saxony
San Bacises
Baron von Killinger
Denmark
Christian X
Eleven Fish Management Districts Created in State
The state divides its waters into eleven fish management districts based on watersheds to standardize problem solving. District 1 borders Pennsylvania and West Virginia in eastern Ohio. District 2 drains by Maumee, Portage and Sandusky Rivers. District 3 covers counties east of the Scioto Olentangy and adjacent to Lake Erie and the Miami Rivers. District 4 includes St Marys and Indian Lakes. District 5 centers on Portage Lake near Akron. District 6 is the Muskingum basin. District 7 is the Hocking River district. District 9 covers the Scioto Olentangy and Miami Rivers areas. District 11 and others fill remaining regions. Council to hire eleven fully trained fish management agents.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Maumee
Portage
Sandusky
Nusky
Lake
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Akron
Scioto-Olentangy
St. Marys
Indian Lakes
Muskingum Basin
Council
Ohio Conservation Bulletin Resumes Monthly Publication
The periodical formerly named The Ohio Outdoors is resumed as Ohio Conservation Bulletin. The Council bans propaganda for tincture and aims to spread conservation doctrine in its many facets. The forthcoming issue will be mailed within a few days.
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Ohio Outdoor
Ohio Conservation Buletin
Pheasant Eggs Distributed by Conservation Division
Commissioner L Wooddell reports about 32000 pheasant eggs distributed to individuals and non, mainly surplus from State game farms with some from private breeders. No payment. Birds to be liberated at 8 to 12 weeks under county game protector supervision.
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Conservation Division
L. Wooddell
Groundhog Hunting Law Repealed Opens Yearround
Hunters across hill counties pursue groundhog sport as the Conservation Division notes meat from young groundhogs is tasty. A prior closed season ended this spring, allowing take at any time, despite landowners backing the repeal to remove the law. Burrowers benefit rabbits by offering shelter, fueling protection debates among sportsmen and landowners.
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Conservation Division
Wildlife toll from cloud burst hits Wood Henry Hancock Harding
Field men report heavy losses to newly hatched pheasants and young rabbits in Wood, Henry, Hancock and Harding Counties after a cloud burst. Water covered grade areas for hours, Conservation Commissioner L Wooddell notes. Expect a poor pheasant hatch below normal production due to the storm.
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Henry
Hancock
Harding
L. Wooddell
Soil tests need crop history for accurate Ohio guidance
Scientists say soil test results alone cannot guide improvements without three years of crop history. Knowledge of crops grown, nutrients applied, and manure use over that period is essential to interpret soil data accurately for Ohio fields.
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Ohio
Hopkins professor invents ultra sensitive explosive
A Johns Hopkins professor develops an explosive so sensitive that it could detonate when a fly lands on it, raising concerns about safety, handling, and potential accidental ignition in test scenarios.
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Johns Hopkins
Millers Beat Toledos Hens In Close Victory
Columbus edged St Paul 9 to 8 in a late rally after the Saints tied it in the eighth. Skeeter Webb started the decisive push with a double and Johnny Chambers drove in the final run as Chambers worked the last two innings for the win. Johnny Rizzo, Morrissey and Pask of St Paul each had three hits. Milwaukee shut out Indianapolis 6 to 0 behind eight strong innings by Zuber. Kansas City beat Louisville 12 to 9 in a third-night tilt despite being outhit.
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St. Paul
Saints
Johnny Chamber
Chambers
Bill Cox
Johnny Rizzo
Red Bird
Morrissey
Pasek
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Zuber
Kansas City
Louisville
Colonists beat ST PAUL 9 to 8 in AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Rochester edged Buffalo 1 to 0 in INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE action. Baltimore at Newark postponed by rain. No NATIONAL or MAIN LEAGUE games scheduled.
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American Association
ST. Paul
International League
Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Night baseball slate across leagues features scattered clashes
American Association games thread through St Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis hosting Toledo while Milwaukee visits Indianapolis and Kansas City plays Louisville. Pittsburgh contrasts Cincinnati in two nights alongside Chicago at St Louis. Elsewhere Philadelphia visits New York and Brooklyn faces Boston. In the American League New York meets Philadelphia with Detroit at Chicago and St Louis at Cleveland followed by Boston at Washington.
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Ett
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Setae
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Cievcyand
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Philadelphia Er
St. Louis
Seteinarsaneas
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Buffalo Peete Etwas
Eee
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Rochester
Batimore Ee
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City Tree
American Association
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Epee
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Shoemakers Win Twin Bill Over Camp Hocking
No. 11 clinches first round by sweeping Camp Hocking in a doubleheader at S and S Park. Bauserman worked both games allowing seven hits each with no walks, recording a three hit shutout in game two as Latimer and Springer led No. 11 with strong batting. Durst started both for Camp but left after the fifth in game two.
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Bill
S and S Park
Camp Hocking
Bauserman
Durst
Dusty Durst
Springer
No. 11
Latimer
Larimer
Shine’s
Syn Glow
Shine
Rehe C. Hocking
Eads Orracenee
Rhe C. Hocking
Palin Victor in First Card at Fort Miami Track
The 64th grand circuit harness racing season opened at Fort Miami with Seo Palin driving Lon Ace to a straight heat victory in the 7 class pace and then winning the featured 1500 dollar free for all pace aboard Cardinal Prince. Cardinal Prince set the fastest program mile at 1.59% though a half-second off his own record. Prices to Ohio farmers in April ran 34 percent higher than pre war levels, equal in purchasing power to 1929 figures.
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Toledo
Seo Palin
Indianapolis
Fort Miami
Palin
Lon Ace
Cardinal Frince
Cardinal Prince
Pr Hugh
M. Parshall
Jame Azoff
Ohio
Revolta and Lacey Lead U S Open Foes in Round One
Johnny Revolta and Arthur Lacey with William Cox led the morning flight by one up on Ralph Guidaht and Tony Manero, former U S Open champions. Veteran rookies Ed Dudiey and Byron Néson matched the Britons Henry Gotten and Padgham, while Gene Savazen and Denny Shute, both ex Britt ish Open winners, stood even with Charles Whitcombe and David Rees.
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Arthur Lacey
William J. Cox
Ralph Guidaht
Tony Manero
Ag Ed Dudiey
Byron Néson
Henry Gotten
Alt
Padgham
Gene Savazen
Denny
Eddie Brietz Sends Offer For Title Defense This Summer
Promoter Patrick Mich offers Sixto Esco bar 15 000 to defend the featherweight title against KO Morgan in Flint during the summer. Pedro Montanez light welterweight heads to Puerto Rico to finish training for a ten rounder with Frankie Wallace of Cleveland. Arturo Godoy sought for July fight with Big Boy Bray in San Francisco. Tazio Nuvolari doubts Roosevelt Raceway redesign will allow repeat Vanderbilt win. Red Luz in Brooklyn throws right, but goes southpaw on the mound. League players reform proposal unsettles Yankees. Cardinal Prince and Gas House Gang sheet music sale. Baker owns fastest trotter and pacer in Greyhound 1 57 and 1 58. Palin backs $1 000 wager on trainer Baker.
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Patrill
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Escobar
K. O. Morgan
Flint
Pedro Montanéz
Puerto Rico
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Arturo Godoy
Big Boy Bray
San Francisco
Tazio Nuvolari
Roosevelt Raceway
Tazic
Brooklyn
Red Luzin
Quincy A. A
Yankees
George M. Cohan
St. Louis
Form
E. J. ‘Baker
Ill
Greyhound
Cardinal Prince
Sep Palin
Baker
Junior League opens with 3-2 win and upcoming Senior League game
In last night’s Junior League opener at the fairgrounds Ka Ga Lartak pitched for UB with Manen and Marshall in rotation. Leonard hit the longest ball of the game as UB edged to a 3-2 victory. Tonight at 6 P M Maytags meet State Insurance in the Senior League opener, with Longstreth to host a return Junior League game and Methodist v Presbyterians slated for tomorrow. A new ball diamond at the high school field is hoped to be ready for the next game.
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Manen
Marshall
U.b.’S
Leonard
Maytags
State Insurance
Fairgrounds
Longstreth
Pension Probe Slated In Columbus Senate Investigation
Senator O Matthews Stelle said Henry Berrodin would testify this week in a senate investigation of state pension administration. Ford M Pickens, division business administrator, said nonroll members are being weeded out. The article blends unrelated notes about an international race and a nine-brother softball team, plus a North Carolina orphanage player, indicating a damaged, mixed OCR fragment.
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O' Matthews Stelle
Clinton
Henry 5
Berrodin
Senate
State Pension Administration
Ford. M. Pickens
Greyhound
Muséélion
Aicnie Templeton
North Carolina
Shelby
N.C
Irish heavyweight Jack Doyle eyes next foe in boxing circuit
Jack Doyle, the Irish heavyweight potentially set to face Joe Louis, has begun training and is touring night spots. Mike Jacobs believes the Comiskey Park layout suits a major fight better than Yankee Stadium for forthcoming bouts.
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Jack Doyle
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobbs
Comiskey Pary
Yankee Stadium
Collegiate Golf Standouts Face Tough 18 Hole Round
In a fluctuating 18 hole round, Oakmont's course tested 1930 intercollegiate contenders. George Dunlap Jr. and Larry Moller posted coarse medal scores as the field grappled with par 72 expectations. Stanley Holditch rambled through the front nine, while Georgia's team showed confidence despite windy greens and many hazards.
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Coll
Oakment
George Dunlap, Jr
Larry Moller
Stoc Bhy Stanley Holditch
Georgia Fedh
Ohioans Reach In Intercollegiate Golf Meet
Three Ohio players posted scores in the intercollegiate golf championship in Oakmont. Doh Faulton of Ohio State shot 88, William Brine of Oberlin 101, and John Gerling of Oberlin 90. Georgia Tech’s Stanley Holditch led the field with 74.
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Doh Faulton
Ohio State
Willian Brine
Oberlin
John Gerling
Stanley Holditch
Georgia Tech
Indians Host Browns in Three-Game Series in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians, after a disastrous eastern road trip, welcome the St. Louis Browns for a three game set at home. Earl Whitehill was slated to start for Cleveland against Elon Hogsett in the opener.
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Browns
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Earl Whitehill
Elon Hogsett
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