Boston Bees sale to Quinn Stengel official deal
Boston on April 21 outlines Bob Quinn heading a syndicate to buy 73 percent of the Boston Bees from C F Adams with Casey Stengel and Hank Ouimet among members. The deal involves $250 cash and a $200000 note for control, with former owners retaining 27 percent and Quinn predicted to remain president amid broader ownership changes and working capital plans.
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Boston
Iri
Bob Quinn
C. FP
Adams
Werlthy
Boston Sportsman
Casey Stengel
Francis Oulmet
Quiin
Quinn Group
Massachusetts
Frank G. Allen
Joseph F. O'Garmell
Léopold My. Govislon
Quinn
Joseph F. Conway
Richard Hevessy
Joseph Many
Daniel Marr
Louis Perini
Frank MecGourt
Guidi Rugo
Milton
William W Wrang
Middletown
Gann
A, W. Pow- Arell
Danitlon, Conn
Max . Mayer
Brooklyn
Stengel
Adama
Rush
Tom Gélighed
Quin
Columbus
Ohio
Red Sox
Harry Frazee
Hils
Tomes
Texas A and M vs Baylor and SMU schedule note
The clipping summarizes 1934 football and basketball schedule fragments for Texas teams. It mentions Texas at Austin, Texas A and M in Bay-Tor, and games involving Rice Baylor Waco and Southern Methodist with locations and days, highlighting Texas Christian and Fort Worth matchups.
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AL Eid
Waco
Tisas
Harvard Refuses to Bar Negro Players
Cambridge April 21 Harvard's athletic director was ordered to advise opponents that the university would countenance racial discrimination. The action followed protests after a Negro player from New Orleans, Lucien Alexis, was barred from the Harvard team for a game with the Naval Academy. Navy is slated to play at Harvard as protests continue while a Harvard player Ray Guild from Cabri.
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Cambridge
Mass
Pi—Tiarvard
Witla J. Brenan
Harvard Corporation Today
Bingham
Corporation
Lucien V. Alexis Dr
New Orleans
Harvard
Naval Academy
Navy
Hors Yard
Ray Guild
Cabri
Amateur Ball Scores Highlight Weekend Baseball Action
Sunday games featured Llosa s Barbers winning 11 to 7 and Anthony's Jackets tallying 15 hits at Se. Also notes on Normele’s squadron win, St Gerard's 61 over Frederickeburg, and Giants players Rasford and Miller contributing. multiple pitchers and line scores cited from various local matchups.
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Llosa
Ger Ubu
DiMag’s Warclub Writes Big Headlines in Majors
The article recounts DiMag’s sensational influence on major league headlines as Adams gains control of the Braves through Emil Fuchs holdings. Quinn, placed in supreme charge, reforms a bankrupt club into a thriving organization while addressing debts and leadership changes.
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Gates
Quinn
Howrhey
DiMag
Warclub
DiMaggio Stars as Yankees Push Early Season Pace
Joe DiMaggio extended his 36 game hitting streak and powered the New York Yankees to an 18 to 5 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. The Yankees moved to 4-3 on the young season, with Red Ruffing securing the victory. Boston's Red Sox led the league at 5-0 after beating the Senators 14 to 8, while Mel Harder limited the Indians to four runs in a 4-2 win over Detroit. Other NL notes include the Dodgers defeating the Giants 10-9 and the Cubs sweeping the Cardinals 11-10 as eight pitchers worked.
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Lawton Carver
New York
Yankees
Yanks
Philadelphia Athletic
Severs Comwest
DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Velng
Buddy Rosar
Hombers
de Yembers
Red
Chubby Dean
Boston
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Unis
Mike Ryba
Dom DiMagelo
Joe
Dxttoik Finers
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Schooley Rowe
Browns
St. Louis Braves
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
New York Giants
Strea Fingly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Victory Wing
Kampouris
Camill
Shiengo Cubs
St. Louis
A & Jans Service
Thirteeh Gabs
Atlanta
Memnhas
National Box Score Summary of Baseball Game
The report details a high scoring American League style baseball game with multiple players named including Hartnett Whitehead Younes and Danning. It notes runs by Hartnett in the ninth, Whitehout and Young on base, and Melton pitching along with various players contributing hits including two-base and three-base hits. Attendance listed as 17,824.
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A. Kueker
Cf i
Wiltehent
Taliman
Durgen
Gunbert
le Melton
Doe
Mawel
Fe Brown
Gibran
Sean
Hartnett
Danning
Mitchel
Lavurrtia
Bamponis
Maote
Carn
Orenen
Rink
Teosa
Whitehow
Maorel Reaner
Baxe Wits
Bimgek
Neme Ean
Kaonsioarin
Grange
Eoenitines
Grizadmn
Casny
Double Pi
Whitehout
Young
New Fork
Davaer
Dalle
Gainhers
Gelaanmil
Missa
Brown
Davly
Gambered
Tavis
Lotman
Feile
Gambec
Lonings
Melton
Adama
Lachteinn
Mabee
Daya i
Casey
Whnifely Javis
Pusher
Casty
Iesing Pirelier
Tenhrman
Uniniras
Taritek
Errore
May
Blanton
Miller
Dahlgren
Aragan
Benjamin
Starty
Musiter
Berres
Hiller
Wareren
Tinhigren
Monte
Bragan
Marty
Naret
Derven
Majecki
Rowell
Dahlzren
Bandnes
ME Lamabis
Ivaingo
Yinning
Lamanna
Beck Umpher
Magerkurcih
Stewart
Duntiene
Pittsburgh
Chipnatl
Eavet
McCornek
Ricpie
Weat
Cratt
Nee
Turner Tn E
Pittsbureh
Gare Sb Honiley
Anderson
Jose i Fletebar
San Robay
Eliott
Didlagxio
Lepen
xxMartin Suebee Owman
Meintelman
Heinzulman
Minth
Anarion
Cincinnati
Pittsbursh
Frey
West
Gus Une
Didaggio
Gustine
Flatche
Janet Werber
Craft
Keinzelman
Lanehan P
Thernwon
Turner
Thompson
Hein Nan
Lin
Bowmbin
Meinzelman
Thorp Gon
Ganohon
Mtcher
Losin
Borman
Jimmies
Goetz
Conlan
Bear
Dons
Riggs
Gwrh
Crissom Im Aixtty
Davis
College Pitcher Ready for Big Time Vy Maroly Y. Ratliet
College pitcher Deutsch, a 22 year old right-hander from Texas, has dominated college and semi pro circuits. He has faced St. Louis Browns, Boston Bees and Phillies and posted 24 victories with only 4 defeats in college play. Multiple major league clubs show interest as he completes his Texas degree in June and joins the pro ranks.
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Chicago
Seeayet
St. Lowa
Iggy
Raya
Amoota
Boon
Coanor
M. Lanier
Gradzicks
raPadt
Lowe
Stringer i
Na Nak
Ted
Moore
Linllnans
McCut
Crespl
Roskill
Btrligar
Huh Nicnelsen
Hack
Aliesnaninn
Walker
Mize
Newikoff
Murset
Stringer
Uieebas
Coop
Brenavit
Mesnaeritien
Strboru Cileigh
Nignelson
Myers
Ruased
Chicaro
St. Louis
Lanier
Npr
Wille
Prevsonlt
Chagie
Sahem
Gouper
Nahem
Grodeick
Mit
Pitcher
Inv Brosand
Nehéin
Pitchar
Uroplen Hoare
Barr Ati Dordn
Phra
Abbe Ann
Patil
Thirte
Thesics
Wilver Real Payer Oni
Bra J
Mighty Wet Buatsch
St. Louis Browns
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston
Tulsa
Tooledo
Minneapolis
Fite
Towers
Philadelphia Ree
ABC i
Texas
Lille
Ife Jas
Combmne Pamna
New Methodist University
Deutsch
Enid
Deitech
American League Box Scores and Standings Fragment
Fragmentary box scores and standings from an American League report reference Hera Sin and innings pitched, with names such as Bowes, Stewart, and Hideo repeated. Includes faded team lines, attendance figures around 48 0110, and scattered references to Texas League Nenitaske results and Oktadowa. The text is garbled but preserves several player names and partial inning summaries.
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Hera
Picard Turns to Teaching Golf After Pro Career
Picard announces retreat from touring to focus on teaching golf with Inverness tournament as his sole remaining competitive aim. He cites dedicating time to golfers, study of the game, and plans to train players as his main path forward, supported by longtime friend Byron Neson and the PGA circuit in 1939.
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Ammen Ko
Apa
PGA
Picard
Inverness
Inverness Club
Byron Neson
PLG
A. Champian
June Nerrap
New Orleans
Mercanis
Wiereugh
Roura
Golf Champion Triumphs in Shreveport Match
Edwin McClure of Shreveport wins a golf match at Lochatann Blaie Amateur Golf Championship in Shreveport, defeating Kilgore’s M. M. Aelby 4 and 3 on April 28. Teh surrounding notes mention recent results from Texas and Arkansas venues, with local headlines noting the event as a major amateur win.
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Mecglunk Golm
Ahreveport
Edwin McClure
Shreveport
Tive Lines
Lochatann
Bates Posts Strong Season After Glasses Come Off
In Atlanta on April 21, 1940, Herbert Buddy Bates of Memphis in the Southern Association overcame early eye issues after discarding his glasses. He closed the season with a .286 average and is now helping the Atlanta Crackers by leading league hitters with a high batting mark.
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Atlanta
Herbert
Buddy" Bates
Memphis
Southern Association
Sayott
Lasta
Bates
Rain Postpones Net Final at Houston
Kovacs and Bitsy Grant reach the Houston final after rain washed out play. Kovacs defeats Jack Kramer in straight sets 6-4 6-2 while Grant overcomes Bobby Riggs 8-4 6-3 with keen retrieval and crowd-pleasing shots.
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Houston
Mourton
Rim
Frankie Kovach
Bitsey Grant
Atlanta
Tucso
Kovacs
Jack Kramer
Rollins College
Grant
Bobby Rieges
Chicago
Flees
Bitsy
Gnals
Chant
Altthough Meheing Frank
Kramer
Oakland
Calif
Dan
Los Attegosen
Where They Play They MUONTIAY Toxna Tanmiie Toiton at Aan Antoniet
Fragmented league schedule listing cities and teams across American and National leagues. Reads like a scratched timetable with multiple matchups including New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston and others, lacking clear dates.
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Toxna
Toiton
Aan Antoniet& Nh
Alvavanst Ak Reeayiont Balto
Gielanaran
Yort Wain
Lanigne
New York
Paadedpyita
Shieaga Xb
Detroit
Lollin
Cleveland
Kosten
Svoainatan
Nationat Tea
Vilbulyinka
Boaton
Bragktya
Kneney
Howwon
Jay
Antonio
Rhreveport
Bemement
Oklahoma City
Port Worth
Tulka
Philadelphia
Cuene
Lovaty
Clavatane
Washington
National
Chetan T Ak
Brookhant
Phiishireh
Loula
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Ouimet
Hank Greenberg
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Normeyle Field
Sundar
St. Gerard's
Frederickehure
Gina Sanday
Alvin
Dheed Alte
Winte Rasford
Giants
Frederickeburg
Richard
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Jnecke
Flanders
Semday
Aalls
Peters
Neson
Mane
Bethlez Boilermakers
LaCorte
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Wight
Mustangs
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Texas League
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Platannie Ae Tnninga
Remamant
Ale Ewiinet
TaatGie
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Detratt
San Antonio
Tabaty
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Annie
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Pease Ban Atdyptiy
Chabin
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Wreetherty
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Totty Pelets
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Avin
Rewe
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Ware
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Riza
Kellne
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Tinwis
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Hira
Garin
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Watnsaghi
Fensue Bordaenray
Hay Mattia
Winnie Tholfes Werner
Thema
van Thren
Jordian
Hele
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Whale
Tose
Johneng
Will Mitch
Beane
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Ansler
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Hershey
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Ramion T. Wartaatadhi
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Fallstaff
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