Tigers Fall as Yankees Rally to Win at Navin Field
Boston Red Sox overcome a six run first inning deficit to beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 7 at Navin Field securing their first win of the season. Yankees also win to trim Tigers’ lead to one game.
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Boston Red Sox
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Eevin Fox
Luke Harvas
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W. Festrer
R. Ferreil
Hamlin
Auter
Rowe
Cochrane
National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's NL results show MQacumat losing 1 to 3. Today’s schedule lists Extspurgsa against Philade'pana with St Louis and New E Cincinnati, while Boston and Chicaga face Broo.
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Chicaga
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Unclear League Baseball Score Summary
Fragmentary text lists teams and scores in American League context with periphery mentions of New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia and Washington, but lacks coherent game details or date.
Fragmentary Note Reads as Silenced Start to Article
A jumble of words at the top shows indecipherable text about a female subject and an opening moment. No clear event, date, or named entities are readable from the fragment.
Frederick Eyes Saturday Pennant Showdown at McCurdy Field
Frederick faces closest rival Middletown at 3 p.m. Saturday at McCurdy Field in a decisive County League pennant clash. The club, aiming to snap a slump, relies on veteran catchers and new pitcher signings as Woodsboro and Taneytown also vie for the top.
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McCurdy
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Billing
Ta Union
Braxige
Woodsacre
King
Hart
Orsie Rice
Rod Smith
Taneyown
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Taneytown
Scheer Stadium
Railroaders
Thas
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Collesians
Cement Makers Gang
Brodge
Freces
Yeranm Rand
Oddball notes mix in Grayson sports roundup
A scattered 1930s style column catalogs diverse sports tidbits. Mentions of Detroit games, Burleigh Grimes, Jack Medwick, Bruno Briand, Al Capone’s brief manager role in Atlanta, Sailor Tom Sharkey, Jimmy Dykes, Red Ruffing, Jefferson Davis Dixon, Bobby Jones and the Masters, Cavalcade’s trainer, Maxi Baer, and the US Open amateur claim.
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Olin Dutra
Macdonald Smith
al Capone
Commodore Feds
Atlanta
Federal Citadel
Tom Sharkey
California
Jimmy Dykes
Red Ruffing
Philadelphia
Jefferson Davis Dixon
Paris
Europe
Johnny Broca
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Pattsburg
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Maxi Baer
Fragmented note hints at a weight carrying scene
A disjointed OCR fragment references Laura C and a character named Tucsa. It mentions weight, a 40-pound chunk, and an Asian person, but lacks coherent context or full details.
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Okla
Laura C
Netmen Win at Wimbledon Over Crawfort in Five Sets
In Wimbledon, England, Jack Crawfort fell 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-4 to his opponent after a postponed match. The report notes a late schedule shift with Frey cup events planned for Saturday and Tuesday amid the international league results.
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England
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Agaist
Port Jana Baseball Notes From Early Western Td Era
Fragmentary sports snippet describes Port Jana baseball and Sioux City matchups with humorous local color. References include a white horse named So Venerable and a slow, careful diamond draw by Tom. Charley’s poor legs elicit jokes as players arrive with a limp, conveying rough-and-ready era humor.
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Portjana
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Charley
Slam Made Against Odds in Bridge Problems
The article by WM. E. McKENNEE outlines a bridge problem sequence by Henry P. Jaeger. It analyzes a no trump contract, squeeze play themes, and two spade and diamond control, detailing how North can still make a small slam with precise play despite opponents' cards.
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American Bridge League
Henry P. Jaeger
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East
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South
Irik
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Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Malcolm Charles Staub and Mr Wil RSs hosted guests from Roanoke and Baltmore. Mrs A P and Mrs Austin Lambert with son were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs T B Lambert. Cora Heffin of Landsdar visited Mrs Charles Is and James Hefin, her brother, stayed with Edin Brown. Mrs D Hudeot entertained her Sunday school class.
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M. Wil Rss
Roanoke
A. P
Austin Lambert
Misas
Cora Heffin
Lansdars
Charles Is
James Hefin
Edin Brown
D. Hudeot
Interstate Commerce action targets railreparations order
United States District Court in Wilmington Delaware hears pleas by twelve railroad companies to set aside an Interstate Commerce Commission order affecting car load shipments from the Carolinas to Georgia and deemed prejudicial to the railroads. The commission had ordered reparations varying from small sums to 8900 dollars.
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Rairoad
Suisom
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Rayroads
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Bus toll climbs as grand jury probes excursion disaster
A Westchester county grand jury opened an investigation into a disastrous excursion bus crash as the toll rose to nineteen. Authorities reported the deadly incident occurred amid chaotic scenes and initial details remain unclear.
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Ocklyn
Do You Remember These Baseball Notes From The Era
A collage of baseball items marks anniversaries and trivia. Roger Hornsby signed to manage the Browns a year ago. Jack Lieter disqualified in Canada five years ago. Reverend Mulburn named captain of the American polo team ten years ago. Charlie Grimm front and center with the Red Sox. The piece mentions managers Cromwell and Hamm, Bud Freshman and Barney Welsh, plus Fred Jacobs and Ed Jacobs in tennis, and a Frederick County League member nearing bench time.
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Roger Hornsby
Lews Browns
Jack Liter
Toronto
Opel
Deverend Mulburn
Pelo
Charlie Grimm
Boston Red Sox
Li Collegians
Cromzn
Washington
Joe
AliCe
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Hart Im
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