Louis Rated by Harry Herget on Historic Heavyweight Lineup
Louis rated as top heavy favorite over Corbett Jackson and Jeffries by Harry Herget, with commentary on Schmeling Dempsey Johnson and Willard. He cites Louis’s power and ring skill, arguing Jeffries would have beaten Louis while Dempsey poses strong modern threat, and notes historic bouts and era comparisons from San Francisco circles.
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Herge
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Willard
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Jahreen
Thas Livi Arthur
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Jefries
Jeff
Dan Long
Bar Nose
Dex
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Vox
Jem
Tom Laird
San Francisco News
Jeffries
Rocky Springs Dairs Baseball Players Shine In Scrimmage
Sherman Clem led batting with a home run and a triple while Linward MacKenzie sot two triples and two singles. Rudolph Blank hit another homer as Rocky Springs lineup featured P. Green at third base Ralph Blank second base L Blank and others. The social security roll lists 470196 Smiths 348530 Johns and 253750 Browns.
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Rudolp Blank
Rocky Springs
Geld
Rudolph Blank
Kline
H. Stup
S. Clem
S. Schultz
Tignifield
C. Green
M. Free
Young Rebel Moses Gee son of veteran Lefty Grove in league talk
The piece notes Moses Gee aged one year, son of Lefty Grove, stirring talk about his baseball future. It references Grove's influence, Timelines, and scattered mentions of teams, leagues, and players, including Duke Urvers, Thomaside Or.cles, and Sam Chapmen. It also covers Taneytown leaving the Baltimore-Carroll County League, field losses, and half-schedule changes.
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Reisterstown
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Congoleum
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Hanover R Town
Bermuda: From wrecks to resort and naval hub
A 16th century gale wrecked Juan Bermudez near Bermuda islands, later Henry May and Sir George Somers were wrecked there. Somers aimed for Virginia but founded a settlement. By 1669 the islands were granted to a Virginia company offshoot. Tobacco became a key industry. Today Bermuda is a winter resort with hotels, beaches, a British naval base, and air links via Clippers. Hamilton is the capital with a population around 27,426. The image shows Grape Bay as part of the current foreign series.
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Cuba
British West Indies
Henry May
Bermudas
George Somers
Somers
Virginia
Bermuda
Virginia Company
Henry More
Atlantic
Europe
Hamilton
Copsright
NEA Service, Inc
Lefty Grove Arm Injury Report From Baseball Bulletin
The clumsy OCR article reports Lefty Grove suffering an arm injury while he pitched. It mentions other MLB teams and players, including Red Sox, Pirates, Dodgers, and Giants, with scattered game results and notes on injuries, batting, and schedule contexts. The piece weaves in bridge club mentions and assorted sports chatter, reflecting a杂 mix of reports and opinions from the period.
National League Yesterday's Results
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn as New York hosted Cincinnati and Brooklyn faced Pittsburgh. Philadelphia played Chicago while Boston met St Louis in yesterday's National League results.
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Brooklyn
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Listed
American League standings show New York 5 St Louis 4 and Boston 12 Detroit 1 Cleveland 5 Washington 1 Ohicaga. Philadelphus 8 Games Today Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York.
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Keiler Tops With Two Singles In Five At Bats
Charlie Keiler went two for five with two singles in Newark’s game. Boarded by poor support his batting average dipped to .381 as Vosemik and McQuillen also posted lines. Hemsley and Salters added modest totals for the Indians and Browns respectively.
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Salters Indians
Squeeze Play Triumph In Four Hearts Contract
In a bridge contest, South opened one club, East overcalled, West bid one heart, leading to a four hearts contract. The declarer executes two squeezes after cashing two trumps, discarding clubs from dummy, and ruffing the last club, while East is hamstrung by diamonds. North and South cash the early tricks but the squeeze wins out.
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Hagerstown
Philadelphia Athletics
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Mave
W. A. Corley
Ashington
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Mullinix Park routs Terrors in speedball clash
Mullinix Park dominated the Thursday game scoring early and building a lopsided 19 run win. Key players included Mullinix Park F Grey field M Tilghman and W J Davis plus H Browns pitching J Waters while Terrors featured A Lee James I Bay and R Forman with T Wagner at second and M Moore catcher.
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A. Lee. James
I. Bay
T. Wagner
Forman
R. Forman
Carrner
M. Moore
Leitkeld
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County League Wrapup and Weekend Games
Tri County League notes set for Saturday and Sunday action with Emmitsburg Middletown Thurmont and Damascus teams in key matches. Emmitsburg hosts Middletown, Thurmont faces Walkersville, Lander meets Damascus, and Brunswick plays Wakefield in pivotal battles for standings. Also mentions the Conoco Kids seeking a Sunday game and Baer and Louis discussing potential September defense and title chances.
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Tennis Singles Result Highlights
John Davis defeated Dr. A G Bourne Jr 6-4 0-6 64 in singles while Edward Mason beat Bill Lee 6-2 6-6, showcasing players in a mixed line of sets.
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John Davis
Dr. A. G. Bourne, Jr
Edward Mason
Bill Lee
Tailors And All-Stars Play Today In Park
In Park today the Tailors and All-Stars clash in game one of a seven game series. Coty Legrue leads the Coty Legrue team with a pitching matchup featuring Elmer Linton of the Hosiery against Fink of DeMolay and Aust. Angleberger, Moxtey, and Has airfield are listed among the rotation. The All-Star lineup includes Macup and Barigis with key players from Hasiery, Ox Fibre, and DeMolay.
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Angleberger
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Hesier Fink
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DeMsler
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Hasairfield
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Nes. Sanner
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Hasiery
She Storer
County Speedball League End of First Half Games Sunday
End of first half schedule for the County Speedball League lists Bailenger at Mt. Pleasant. Broad Run vs Yellow Springs and Harmony Grove at Myersville.
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Harmony Grove
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Onger
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Mike Louis vs Tony Gelenio Ring Talk Tension
The piece notes Louis dismisses Tony Gelenio as a top challenger while hinting at plans for a rematch with the dark dynamiter. Louis smiles at Tony's claims and questions the reliability of the National 53 Association ranking, stressing Gelenio’s pubkeeper image contrasts with a true fighting man.
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Tony Gelenio
National 53 Association
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