Averill Leads Teams Of Both Loops In American League
The report highlights Ed Averill’s dominance with the Washington Senators and Boston, placing him atop both leagues in wins. Weaver of the Chicago Cubs shows a strong rookie year, while Cleveland’s Indians and Philadelphia Phillies endure tight battles. Averill’s five losses include a few given by York and Chicago as he powers through the pennant race. The Phillies slip to fifth as complex late innings decide games.
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Weaver
Braeball
Oly
Lan Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Tax
Philadelphia
Boston
Igo
New York
Cleve
Lovle
Defenee
Evere
York
Chicago
R May
Cleveland Indians
Tye” Elghth
Indians
Hulde
Jhomer
Ey Mse
Firehaw
Dizzy Dean
Phily
Velar prize session fuels Sosety army league at Fort Sam Houston
The Army league held a Tuesday noon session at Fort Sam Houston with the Velar prize event. A Brigade team captured first place after a weekend win over Kelly Old Jimmy, highlighted by strong pitching by Myler who did not surrender a run in five innings, and tight defense behind him.
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Sta- Hospital-Quartermaster Corps
Army League
Fort Sam Houston
Secoik
Kelly Old Jimmy
Wilson
Losshuoker
X &Core
Ariiney Teisutte
Avram
Crithiun
Ohne
Starman
Anidera
Smith
Wiltin
Runm
Lawte
Myler
Dano
New Braunfels Tigers Defeat Seguin Sox 11 to 4
New Braunfels Tigers toppled their rival Seguin Sox 11 to 4 on Sunday afternoon as Slobaugh pitched well for the Tigers. Batter action featured multiple hits and steady offense, with key runs crossing the plate to secure the win over Seguin.
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Druad Gon Tigers
Weatherford
Mudder
Adam
Mhonpar
Ny Govelet
Raventi
Ali
Min Mihir
Sel
Hvans
Tuoyr Odt
Tara Way
Tanarorg Thine
Navarro and Utility Split in Doubleheader Thriller
Navarro edges Public Service Utilities 6 4 in 12 innings to split a twin bill. In the second game Dresch vs Wynne and Golley pitched well until Navarro broke through in the twelfth for the decisive five-run rally. The opener saw Carter’s lefty duel with the Utility pitcher as Navarro trailed before late offense produced a 6 3 finish.
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Navarro
Carter
Dresch
Wynne
Golley
Navarno
Mubile Bere
Rynne
Hunt
Szler
Szler, 1 P Wwenvér
Rotor
Inuinen
Publ Serview Pee Lua
Ertara
Bebe Sorrell
Dreech
Buller
Acbara
Cartar
Wook
iTeaders
Aloien
Baathy Borrell
Wohtas Uve-hoey Hifta
Gorreil
Lily
Thur
Marehnil
Mieya
Ifunl
Mardin
Ghrlor
Ainglies
Milton
Dirk Tarbert
Ruconleamas
Wuldle Beevire
Marnelub
AULT
ABIL
Coretan
Tardings
Drohnen
Murphyct
Marshailt
Viganrheyy
IL Paton
Carterrhe
Tunkah
F Briere
Wrenn
Gareell
Uber
Saimin
Krery
Mutilin T
Marahayy
Tove
Marvitions
Correll
We Thrisch
Cineler
Queen Helen Moody plans stay in Paris with husband
U S tennis champion Helen Wills Moody said she would not defend her title at the United States Lawn Tennis Association event next week. She hinted she might remain in Paris for several months with Frederick S Moody and continue playing in minor outdoor and indoor events while keeping up her fitness.
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Helen
U. S
Paria
Helen Wills Moody
United States
Fringe
United Blatce Lawn Tenniis Association
Frederick
Moody
Double Header At Night On S A Card In Texas League
Galveston tops San Antonio 7 4 as Galveston’s Gabler leads with three runs batted in and nine hits in a 13 hit Indian attack. Mealey and Fitzgerald each notch three hits while others contribute in the lengthy series opener.
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Uni
Galveston
San Antonio
Techfield
Ous
Ric
Glen Gabler
Jeaque Scoruis
Adnie
Buccaneers
Fitzgerald
Mealey
Gabler
Ray Flaskamper
Tribe Laticdér
Nadia
Indian box Barnyard notes and hoop results in chaotic log
Fragmented OCR from a historical sports page lists players such as Gabler, Brewer, Rowland, Hughes, and Cromer with scattered scores and play-by-play moments. It mentions a 3:40 time and various single-event notes including truck incident mentions and lineups, but many names and details are garbled.
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San Antunes
Ornacley
Iza
Kuna
Rons
Turlor
Banes
Cavlor
Cromer
Gabler
Taylor
Jack Smith Whiffs 16 as Dixies Triumph in Postseason
Jack Smith struck out 16 as the Dixies beat the Richters in a post season clash. Johnny Hoffman homered for the Butler-Krusts while Hobert Dill Grams added a triple. Dixies face La Fame Agullacs next week, Butter Kraats play O. K. Martinez Plowboys.
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Lelly Jack Smith
Richter
Johnny ‘Hoffman
Bift “Jackson
Dixies
Ali Hobert Dill Grams
Richters
Jack Smith
Dixie
la Fame
Agullacs
Butter Kraats
Wil Langle
O. K
Martinez
Beore
Lettermen Defeat Elgin in Tenth
In a 70 inning opener at Elgin Sunday, Alamo Multigraph Lettermen edged Wigin Brickers 7 to 6 after a tense extra frame. Rain halted the second game in the second inning with Hay vs Shaefer on the mound. Byington’s big tenth inning triple, a squeeze, and an error produced the winning run for the Lettermen.
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Alamo Multigraph Lettermen
Wigin Brickers
Elgin
Lettermens
Brickers
Gamnt
Attee McNair
Hay
Webb
Mulligriphers
Shaefer
Byington
Texas League game report with scattered team scores
Fragmented scoreline shows Mundar Wesutte and Hoy Antauly with small totals while Daliss and Golverton post higher numbers. Port Worth and Tyler games appear mentioned with Loneview Mouaton Genuinant near matchups and a Fay Autamisl context. The readable text indicates a Tuesday date and possible substitutions or locations including Port Worth Tyler and Blanzalen.
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Mundar's
Wesutte
Hoy Antauly
Golverton
Daliss
Porth Worth & Tyler
Loneview
Mouaton
Genuinant
Barline Cubs Edge National Redwings In Tight Game
A noisy baseball card notes Ardutonn Terra Murphy and Murphy keying a 3-2 finish with Dozier and Hickman contributing hits and stolen bases. The box shows pitchers Dosier and Hickman, several players named in a namesake lineup, and a tense late rally as National Redwing falls short 3-2 in a high tempo contest.
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Oble
Nationel Redwing
Mmnne
Errors
Gonsalue
Provencant
Gonealus
Gains
Lanes
E. Delfi
Brathan Murphy
Bartolomey
Siders
Zaume
Dower
Tarliclanew
Aittle
Camp
Murnbs
Durer
Bamps Vallie
Nurphy
Beith
T Delt
Marea
Chapa Divwily Qileh
Dozier
Hickwan Qsederle
Nalional
Se Tranklia
Maere d. Toue
Amairer
Fournes
Fignkiin
Aavare
Rattonar
Oucioga
Hans Floren
Brantiayl
Mursky
Bartholomew
Enderle
Ttle
Uurlev
Marthelomew
Itis
Garon Lwe
Murshy
Noster
Vallie
Murylis
Eilehod
Havana
Att
Att Chapa 27Rims’ Aft Wekman
Wekman
Dosier
Br Hickman
Ted Winea
Kranklin Tintes
National League report with scattered team notes
Fragmentary recap of National League standings and team notes. Mentions New York and Philadelphia teams, plus other references to leaders and tie outcomes. OCR garble limits clarity but indicates ongoing league context and match results.
Monday Pitchers in Regular Downtime Across Leagues
Rested on regular days, pitchers in the National and American Leagues are listed by city and surname pairings. Teams include Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Oakland, and more with scattered scores and upcoming games noted.
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Durant National Leags
Cincinnati
Tiyian Brooklyn
Alard
Red Lottie -Lindnos
Phnauaiphie
Benko
Ghleagy— Leh
New York
Huilihellt
Pittnburel
Kremer
Boxton
Bel
La Fama Defeats Negro Team Twice In Marathon Game
La Fama wins two games against a Negro league team in a 21 inning marathon on Van Bugle field in Matanzas. Pee Gee Mendez pitched a 3 to 2 victory, while Rudy Barajas had a 4 to 0 win. Next week Dixie club to face La Fama. Arkansas nine opens a series in Austin after recent Mexico City swing.
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van Bugle Field
Matanzas Valdes
Jed Wishbard
Fama Aguilars
Little Rock Grays
Arkansas
Pee- Gee" Mendez
Rudy Barajes
Dixie Club
la Fama
Aize Menu'n
Fenors
Cherma
Sontaen
Tite
Wurettiise Tate
Aeteck
Howard
Nondez
Haynes
Longly
Barajan
Bite
Broda
Harn Tuo
Lankley
Tyne
Raradex
Zito Rock
Rendon
Naranley
Nealon's Twirling Beats Boerne Sox in hard fought win
Nealon pitched seven solid innings scattering seven hits amid fielding errors as Boerne Sox fall behind early. Teammates blasted 11 hits and backed him with run support in a foggy Sunday game at Alamo.
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Nealon
Boerne Sox
Carl Nealon
Mestertyn
Alamo
Boone
Boerne
Vlermen
Loerne
Sharidané Bing Schaegler
J. Backer Jung
Turner
Newman
Lawranno
Teli
Atolon Pasos
Kilby
Lawrence
Cotlings
Nexto Vly Vorkwrindow
AW Meeker
Mendon Barbers Down Labi Nexro for 10-4 Win
The Mendon Barbers defeated Labi Nexro tnami 10 to 4 on Sunday. Garcia pitched well and Patilla contributed a key hit to secure the victory.
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Barbers
Mendon Barbers
Tnami
Ab Pola
Garcia
Patilla
Bowling Club Plans Two Day Event At Braunfels
The Bowling Club announces a two day spring bowling event in Braunfels with scheduled divisions and specials. Teams may bowl on two alleys, with entries and address details listed by league and club officials. High scores and participant listings from multiple clubs appear in the event roster.
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Braunfels
Aiktéania
Dawlere
Mega
Ara Keine
Swatnn
Nin Welets
Ftrat National Bank
Japan Hands US Heavy Defeat In Olympic Ice Hockey Showdown
In Los Angeles on August 9, Japan defeated the United States 8 to 2 in a semifinal hockey game. Kenichi Konishi and Jonizo Inhhara starred for Japan as they outshot and outmaneuvered the American team before nearly five thousand spectators. The win advances Japan to face India in the final, after India beat Japan 11 to 1 last week.
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India
Los Angeles
Calif
Kenichi Konishi
Jonizo Inhhara
Japan
United States
Ron Ingersoll
Uy Xeo
Tudia
Sheik Rassles In Expo Novelty Bout Promised
The promoter Ralph Hammonds hosts a novelty wrestling night featuring the bearded Sheik Marallah of Persia in his first five months in the United States. He plans to wrestle Jack Curtis in a sideshow, alongside the main card including Jack Reynolds versus Red Michaels and Bilent Olsen Condell facing Ted Travis. Tony Danalies meets Tommy Rascoon in a 15 minute opener as a kickoff.
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Marallah
Persia
Ralph Hammonds
Jack Curtos
Heavyweights Clash In Camden Bouts Ends In No Contest
In Camden New Jersey on August ninth Joe Montana at 164 pounds and Gasey Kazanjian at 210 pounds wrestled to one fall apiece. They clashed heads and collapsed, referee Hob Jones ruled the bout a no contest.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Montana
Gasey” Kazanjian
Hob Jones
Retzlaff Castanaga Heavyweight Bout Scheduled
New York August 8 The long postponed Chacley insT Isodero Gastanage bout slated for Queensboro station tonight. Gastanaga, a Spanish heavyweight, holds 31 knockouts in 41 decisions.
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New York
Queensboro
Gastanaga
Achten-Lopez Top Aztec Club Bill in Open Air Arena
Aztec Athletic club presents a stacked boxing card at Beethoven hall arena next to the hall on Tuesday night headlined by Johny Achten Lopez Beaumont 142 and Eddie Lopes 140 in a featured bout. Middle undercard pits Kid Monterey versus Benny Perez with several 120 to 145 pound matches including Combe and Hamon Garcia. Two four round prelims feature Mercy Montes and Kiney Flores as newcomers.
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By & M
Johny Achten
Beaumont
Eddie Lopes
Newsboy
Aztec Athletic Club
Beethoven Hall
Kid Monterey
Benny Perez
West Side
Eddie Combe
Shraveperk
Lawad Hamon Garcia
Ben AliLonio
Miei
Nermpstdy
Mercy Montes
Kiney" Flores
Swedes Capture Greco-Roman Olympic Titles
Sweden won the Greco-Roman team wrestling championship at the 1932 Olympic Games. Individual champions included bantamweight Jakob Breedel of Germany, featherweight Giovanni Goezi of Italy, lightweight Uehtweight, welterweight Tyat Johansson of Sweden, middleweight Vana Koskinen of Poland, heavyweight Rudolf Svensson and Carl Westergraf of Sweden. German, Italian, and Finnish grapplers each took one individual title. American wrestlers did not compete in this style.
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Lo& Angeles
Sweden
Germany
Italy
Finland
Jakob Breedel
Giovanni Goezi
Tyat Johansson
Smiddje
Vana Koskinen
Plolend
Rudolf Svensson
Carl Westergraf
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Sansan
RMY League
Uin Tigers
New Braunfels
Norman Selby
Ford
Ax Kid Metny
Utility
S.A
Griverbon
Aeltlif
Wes
Ff Ashby
Spy Eel
Fauna
Taepiil
Arr Malmworth
Pa ’ Allan
Getsee Tavier
Ewland
Bakers
Iri
Thelma
Conrad
Uta
Tieleke
Er Hyana
Og Tacks
Tb Lawret
Milloch
Irma
Alenirk
Dewartur
Guieeston
Port Wath
Genni Let
Tyler
Umant
Blanzalen
Sue
Pet
Beaumont ii
Tom Pun
Clavelann
Houston
Detroit
Chiewga
Lank
San Arata
Washington
Cleveland
Takton
Newt Pond
Lone Star
Afonday’s Hemilfe
Unstan
Tengo
Ys. S
Ysiga
American Seadur
Dean
Tork
Gomer Bt
Lowle
Plewher
Therimhary
Hicaso
Chamberlain
Coffman
Hatcher
Hoxton
Iline
Hogrett
Oklawawa City
Omsha
Dex Maines U. St. Joneptr
Senver
Wiebla
Puebla
American Associatio
Lachavie Bs Antes
Ipdtannnollsis Nunwaitiere
Columbus
Ailnneapols
Fatale
Pau
Montreal
Mercuants KO
Hod
Olearn
Weltens
Wedy Paylor
Allan Mitchell
Echant- Tey
Agss Alves
Aggd
Washer Bros. Klaerner
BRU
Bay
Lom
Murhooh
Gap
Ako
Jone
Campbell
Pamgn
Atettyne
Shiyory Joa
Abon
Moker
Kleffer
Gebhardt
Rollomd
Rosin
Tee AM
Clamens
el Uns
Lotals
Sar
Weber Linga Supple
Wagner
Temple
Eynorn
Huard
Haven Roltara
Senelower
Moser
Ron Arx
Leon
Han Ateneo
Aitanns
Groaw
Parrieh
Orange Cray
Grimes
Bate Meamajor
Kuehn
Haag
Sheik Rassles
Sheik” Marallal
Retzlaff
Washer’s
Seersucker
Seerstekers
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