Governor Accepts Campaign Funds and Returns Contribution
A historical account describes Governor Albert A. Beveridge discussing a $1,000 campaign contribution from George W. Loft, a New York racehorse owner. He explains accepting the funds with the condition to return it if the polling showed it unnecessary, and confirms plans to reimburse Loft after learning the racing track reimbursement details.
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New York
Voody Ihlag
Personel
Getema
Jamee Ftutier
Fot Laure
Emer Ritchie
Helvedere
Fatlogau
Q@evernor
Govermor
Demosm
Fate Central Committee
Guiernyr
Let
Lott
Carrel
Racing Commission
Lot
Loft
Frederick and Brunswick Play To Scoreless Tie
Frederick and Brunswick battled to a scoreless tie as Frederik and Firnewick high schools met in Frederik county. The fieldball game saw Frederick girls defeat Brunswick 10 to 0 with Feiser leading local scorers and Staley, Beta, and Krants scoring for Brunswick.
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Frederik County
Frederick End
Firnewick
Brusewick
Fredwick
Brunswick Bantes
Gronswick
Frederick
Mien Feiser
Misees Staley
3Ul- Beta
Krants
Broderick
Pirates Trade Rumors and Curler's Value in 1924-25
The column discusses possible Culver Curler trades to Cincinnati and evaluate his benching, form, and potential impact for Pittsburgh and other clubs. It notes Bush and Dreyfus waging to keep Curler in the lineup and the high demand for his fielding, with speculation on a Reds deal and implications for Red Sox and Yankees interests.
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Tiss Fall
Wayer
Curler
Damian Damir
Drastlc Atten
Bush
Owser Dreyfus
Caylet
Hisormes
Cusler
Jitsburgh
Sardenera
Ax Barnhart
Emer
Mountaineers Prep for Final Home Game vs Military College
Mount St. Marys College coach Malloy reports the team in good shape after a win over St Johns College, with Welten sidelined briefly by a knee injury. The Mountaineers focus on a strong finish, preparing a home game against Pennsylvania Military College with an emphasis on aerial drills and solid line play.
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St. John’s College
Brooklyn
Malloy
St. Mary's College
Welten
Muvatalueera
Brooklynien
St. John’s
Mountaineers
Mount St. Mary's
St. John's
Mountaineer
Up State
Mal Oy
Buey
Pennsylvania Military College
Military College
Mountatteer
Teaterial
Dorol
Tan
Thoreday
Miliary College
Mallow
Inewe Flve
St. John’s. Es
Bar al- Kenin
Wraards
Ana
Racing Continues at Jamaica Latre Latonta Thort Clife
Today’s schedule lists racing meetings at Jamaica Latre Latonta Thort clife and Arlington Heights with the Automobile Championship Sweepstakes at Salem. Virginia women’s golf championship in Norfolk. Bronay County Kennet Chi beach show in New York City. Greyhound racing on an aerial track at Stamford Bridge, London.
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Jamaica
Latre
Latonta
Thortclife
Arlington Heights
Salem
Virginia
Norfolk
New York City
Stamford Bridge
London
Gehrig Voted American League Most Valuable Player
Chicago Oct 12 Larry Gehrig first baseman with the world champion Yankees was named the American League MVP for the 1932 season. He led home runs with 17 and captured the award by a committee of league winners. Tony Lazzeri was the only dissenting vote.
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Chicago
Larryplog
Lou” Gebria
Yankees
Gehrig
Babe
Ruth
Bambino Rimselt
Gehriz
Opeselbie
Fast Ball Debate Highlights Curve Ball Era
A historical baseball note discusses the rise of curve balls in the National League, praising pitching strategy and naming figures like McGraw Piperas and Benny Bengough. It references the World Series games, the Yankees, Pirates, and the shift toward fast and curve ball usage in early seasons.
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McGraw
John
Cee Craw
George Piperas
Yankee Re Wr
Pingr
Benny Bengough
Lloyd Wane
Pirates
Hugts
Dinglas
Two Surprise Pitchers Spark 1927 World Series Start
The Yankees relied on two undervalued pitchers, Wiley Moore and George Plipgras, as they opened the 1927 World Series with significant early success. Separately, the Fair Grounds track in New Orleans has been rebuilt for the winter racing season starting in November and the University of Michigan will host the Western Conference cross country championships on November 18.
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Formances
Yankees
Moore
Pierras
Wiley Moore
George Plipgras
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
University of Michigan
Boxing regulation push to form national commission
A proposal to regulate boxing like professional baseball will be discussed at a December meeting in Toledo. Thomas E. Donohue, Connecticut boxing official and president of the National Boxing Association, called the conference of boxing officials from all ten states.
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Toledo
Thomas E. Donohue
Connecticut
National Boxing Association
Notable Football Terminology Misfire Report
A garbled OCR fragment discusses football passes including direct and forward passes and a free pass. It mentions Lady Sufoix and a 1345 record reduced to 229 percent, then expresses sympathy for Mrs. Dailon Reymond of Low LaHa after an automobile accident.
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Sufoix
Dailon Reymond
LowlaHa
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Havana Ribbon cigar offer at nickel price
A vintage style sales pitch touts Havana Ribbon cigars now selling at a nickel due to high volume. It promises fragrant smooth tobacco and a fresh puff with immediate satisfaction when bought at the nearest cigar store.
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