100000 Deal Affects 1934 Baseball Trades
New York and Chicago reports confirm a 100000 deal involving Chuck Klein from the Phillies to the Cubs with delivery next spring. Babe Herman may move to the Phillies, while Chicago hints at cash payments and partial early money. The Phillies face financial strain amid other trades and roster reshuffles. Also announced is Ardito Camill joining the Cubs after the Coast League season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Mercer
New York
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Chicago
Babe Hermen
Cubs
Pinkey Witney
Hal Lee
Boston
Prils Enaihe
Wes Schulmerich
Pilot Denies Omaha Violates Agreement OMARA Neb
Pilot Pug Grit, manager of the Omaha club of the Wester teague, denies that the Fackers are violating a rule limiting veterans. Jimmy Payton of the Topeka club charged Omaha carries 14 veterans. At the Topeka league meeting last night Griffin said he was cleared and had released a veteran and added a non veteran.
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Omaha
Omara
Ry— “Pug~ Grit
Wester Teague
Jimmy Payton
Topeza
Topeka
Zhd Slice
Griffin
War Glory Wins Saranac Handicap at Saratoga
War Glory owned by Vi Samuel Biddle defeated top three-year-olds in the 5000 dollar Saranac Handicap run over one mile at Saratoga. Kerry Patch of Rosemberg finished second and Okapi, owned by Mrs. Dodge Sloane, placed third while Mr Khayyam, noted winner of the American Derby Wood Memorial and Chesapeake Stakes, finished among the nine also rans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Samuel Biddle
Saratoga
Rosemsberg
Kerry Patch
Woman Makes First Ace at Allentown
Mrs Estelle Drennan of Tulsa Oklahoma, four times women's golf champion, made the first hole in one ever recorded on the Lehigh Country Club course. She aced the 13th hole from 180 yards with a 2 drive, but lost the match to Miss Frances Williams, former Easter district champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Estelle Drennan
Tulsa
Oxla
Hmes
Oklahoma
Lehigh Country
Frances Wiliams
Tulladelphia
Drenton
Leaders Texas Leader Leads in Voting Figures and Names
An electoral roundup lists prominent Texas figures and outlets with names such as Washington, Bennet, and Galveston ties. It names multiple individuals across cities like Dallas and San Antonio, noting affiliations with papers and political groups while detailing varied roles and titles. The document reflects an era's political network and regional leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Muers- Flaver
AB Pussy
San Antonia
Borura
Daley
Bennet
Dallas
Washington
Feuseit
Galvision
Bong
Dad
Sislen
Chlan
Beaumont
Peauls
Thormahlen
Galvetton
Comnlate Cames
Dneitee
Galvestan
Fi Greer al Tfrestan
Darrow Af Caivceean
Notable Edwards lineage and late 18th century presidency noted
Yesterday's Explanations recounts Jonathan Edwards famed influence as a preacher and thinker. It notes his East Windsor birth, marriage to Sarah Pierrepont, and descendants including Yale presidents and other leaders. Also mentions a neighbor dispute ending in self-imposed 30day jail and a request for a stamped envelope to reply to questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Edwards
Herg
East Windsor
Cong
Wale
Princetun Eatlere
Sarah Pierrepont Inzi
Public Parks Netters Busy at New York Meet
Netters from public parks compete for 1983 men's and women's doubles titles in a sprawling New York racquet meet. Semifinals advance with pairs from St Louis and Minneapolis, while Americans Leonard Horiman and Helen Germaine feature in women’s singles and doubles draws amid dense field activity across city courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina
Rikk Barry
Mra
T Katherine D. Feldinger
St. Lower
Bagainet
Adan Sylaye Mae Hon Graig
Gleidagh
Sangies
Orl Yan Ta Hom
Amole Simbu
Loldihwie Agutisn
HM Mk AO Grtrans
Leonhrd Horiman
New York
Spars
George O'Gamnell
Chie
Heinen
Avie
Helen Germaine
Ehaldir
Gaya
Gieseland
Ube
Watnen
Golfer Hits Ball Into Bird's Nest
A garbled report mentions a golfer striking a ball into a bird's nest amid unclear details. The text includes scattered names and unrelated fragments, offering no verifiable event, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird's Nest
Qilers Sell Kelly to Western Club in St. Joseph
ST JOSEPH Mo Aug 1 An Hert Kelly a left fielder was purchased today by the St Joseph Western league baseball club from Toles of the Texas league Frank Mates club president announced The purchase price was not made public Kelly will depart to the Saints here Monday to play with the club against the Western league All Stars The outfielder hit 320 with Pueblo in the circuit last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qilers
Kelly
Western Club
ST. Joseph
Pumpa Danciger Roadrunners win Texas tourney title
Amatali Texas reports Pumpa Danciger Roadrunners led by strong offense claiming undisputed victory in the eighth GlubeeNews baseball tourney. They defeated Wichita Falls 9 to 102 to clinch the title today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatrunners
Amataili
Texas
Pumpa
Danciger Roadrunners
Wichita Falls
Alamo Beats Frost Bankers In Narrow Bank League Clash
Alamo National Bank nine edged Frost Bank crew 10 to 8 in a crucial league game Friday. Dan Sullivan Nay lor and Rudy Wevel sparked the win, while Livingst on and Dinwiddie led Frost Bankers. Box scores list multiple players including Dinwiddie Slater and Wevel. Williams wins Meadow Grove golf opener defeating Gene Lynch one up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alama National Bank
Frees Bank
Dan Sullivan
Naylor
Rudy Wevel
Livingston
Frost
Dinwiddle
Fox Times
Stremes
Couttun
Abe Frost Ceew
Acore
U S Race Officials Face Fed Action on Dope In Horses
Washington reports that federal authorities consider drastic action as narcotics chief Anslinger and officials study doping in horse racing. Maryland investigations reveal racing animals tampered with by narcotics and stimulants, with Penned connections to Laurel Bowie Havre de Grace Pimlico. Officials discussed possible measures, including tests revealing narcotics in animals, but no firm conclusions were reached.
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Washington
Hamya
Anse Ninker
Austinger
Unica
Wanack
Ikem
sNialton
Chieney Aine
Federal
Maryland
Laurel
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Hall Millers
Anslinger
Harry Stringer
Line National Thoroughbred — Associaion
John G. Wilkinery
Bureau of Animal Industry
Perry Spurns Professional Net Offers In New York
Perry the 24 year old Briton who helped Britain win the Davis Cup tourney in France is in New York denying early reports he will turn professional. He says he came to play tennis and agrees to exhibition matches while weighing his options amid intense interest from top pros including Vines and Crawford.
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Rye
Ead Corned
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Crawford
Henri Cochet
Fred Perry
Perry
Eng- Ashmao
Henry
Busny
Cain
Yines
Benk
Vines
Bunk
Crawford
Sho
America
New York
Tin
GN. Lee
Edward BR. Avey
Frank Wilde
England
France
Frankie Parker
George Lolt
Parker
Frank Shields
Wilde
Newport
I Lee
Avery
Lie Longwood Club
Boston
Peance
Matenes
Perry Ke
Dorothy Round
Mary Heeley
Elizabeth Ryan
Hns
Freda James
Cuff Suuter
New Orleans
Gregory Mangin
Laser Stoofen
Los Angeles
Sidney Wood
Ihe
Kieth Giedhill
Stoofen
Jack ‘Tidbat
Dusty Bill Leads Schoolboy Sunday Horse Program
Dusty Bill races in the Schoolboy Sunday five events at Tigerside Riding Academy Sunday afternoon starting 2 o clock. Dusty Ball and two of Uvalde’s fastest horses join the nine wire dash and other heats. The program includes Altair and a two-horse sprint, with a four-lane hog line clear race and a final turn between Dusty TM and Sechontbay. Prizes go to the top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Bill
Schoolboy
Dusty Ball
Pnt
Uvalde Tune Ty'a
Tigerside Riding Academy
Aemin
Dusty TM
Sechontbay
Girl of 14 Reaches Finals in Lake Champlain Golf Tourney
Fourteen year old Marjorie Harrison, daughter of a local professional, advanced to the Women’s International Invitation final at Lake Champlain Country Club. She defeated Mrs. Meeks to meet Mrs. Vors for the title as other top contenders from New York and Canada competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Harrison
Marjorie
Ane
Lake Champlain Country Club
Pis Wat
J. ©. Meeks
Albany
Grees
Ara Lhe Zlight
CG. T. Vors
Kingston
United States
Canada
Vous
New York
Charlotte Main
Malone
Pirates Blow First Chance in Home Tilt
The Pirates failed to seize first place as Fort Worth and Tulsa edged opponents in a tight league scramble. Houston dropped to a loss behind veteran pitching while Tulsa’s Stonebets led with three hits. Fort Worth erupted late to topple Galveston 7-6, aided by Jorgens Hutchinson Moore and Tubbs as Millo Mac and White allowed 11 hits. Braymont and Oklahoma City did not play due to wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Bip Webb
Yestun Hoccaneers
Buc Caneers
Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Fort Worth Cats
Galveston
Johns
Ed Greer
Trie
Flaher
Tulse
Stonebets
Ted Tulsa
Newsome
Oilers
Caty
Cats
Jorgens
Hutchinson
Moore
Tubbs
Millomac
White
Braymont
Oklahoma City
California Boys Victors in National Junior Tennis Finals
Culver Indiana hosts finals as California players dominate. Donal Budge of Oakland faces Gene Maka of Los Angeles for junior singles, while Robert Riggs of Los Angeles defeats Robert Harmon of Oakland to win boys singles. Doubles see Maka–Dey of LA vs Renard of Beverly Hills with Budge, and Jorgensen–Shostrom meet Rigen–Harmon. Southern California doubles champs Maka and Wey reach finals after close win over Ball brothers of El Paso.
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Culver
Ind
California
West Coast
Donal Budge
Oakland
Calit
Gene Maka
Los Anerins
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Robert Harmon
Dall
Maka
Ben Dey
William Renard
Beverly Hills
Budge
Arthur Jorgensen
Charles Shostrom
Rigen
Harmon
Mako
Wey
Southern California
George
Russell Ball
el Paso
Texas
Taki
Strahm Stars as Fort Worth Defeats Galveston in Tight Tie
Strahm logs two base hits and Connally adds a three base hit as Fort Worth beats Galveston 8 to 6. English and Moleworth contribute hits and runs amid a pitching duel where Hutchison and Moore allow earned runs. errors, wild pitches, and double plays shape the late innings. Umpires Coe Galloway and Bawit officiate the game with Governor time at 2 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Menaey
Errora
Strahm
Faugelh
Hutchison
Moore
Doreens
Stinozue
Hutchinson
White
Forgeng
Minotue
Hutchmaon
Dubba
Thirteen Thoroughbreds Enter Hawthorne Handicap
Twelve thoroughbreds prepared for a private Hawthorne race for Timals-omed Doiwes with $7500 added to the prize. Abraham Bartelstein’s Polygorus led at 8 to 1, D. A. Wood’s Indian Runner next at 5 to 2, and a field including J J Doughberry, Very Well, Camp Ding Ins, Karl Ellel, Shandon Farm’s Al Tap, Evergold, and others contesting in the Mlinas Owners' handicap.
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Illinois
Chicago
Hawthorne
Porse
Rac
Mlinas
Whale
Sisteantis
Abraham Bartelstein
Polygorus
D. A. Wood
Chalee
Arsa
J.J. Doughberry
Karl Ellel
Shandon Farm
al Tap
Evergold
Pancess Camila
Cetlmp
No More
Palr Triage
Marmion
Yesterday's Stars Incoherent Local Sports Card
Fragmented OCR text lists players such as Martin, Cordonis Clou, Annie and three singles with unclear teams or events. Several names appear garbled and no coherent results or dates are present to identify a clear outcome or competition.
East and West Polo Opener Sparks Summit Clash
East and West collide in a Sunday polo opener at a country club. The Western squad, led by Tommy Hitchcook and supported by Mike Phipps and Raymond Girst, faces a veteran Eastern lineup featuring Cape Amith and Tishman Jeter Goatty Carlo. Officials include Referee Inchids F and Weney White. the event marks a rare joint appearance by top polo stars in a single match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
Ouwentaly Country Club
Afhaynoun
Tommy Hitchcook
Eanny
Hitchcook
Mike Phipps
Winston Guest
Raymond Girst
Tiltehoek Nimselt
Cech Amith
Mdan
Inchids
Reidy von Blady
Weney White
W. Tropping
W. Hopening
Willy William Dost
Crossley Stars in Missions Home Stand Victory
Crossley shines as the Missions sweep two games from the Dallas Steers, extending their lead in the standings. Pub Kowalik pitched a strong first game, Abe Miller shut out the visitors in the second, and Crossley added a triple and his thirty first double. John Whitehead won the mound duel, Engle’s infield plays sparked the defense, and Bejno’s timely hits helped seal the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Staers
Gen Antonio
Dallas
Dig
Kowal
Crossley
John Whitehead
Engle
Hui
Miller
Pid Pury
Jeage
Bonma
Matox
Bettencourt
Clift
Bejma
Purdy
Breb
Stelp
Oroas‘Joy
Bremer
Uner
Dallow
Carnera Decision Over Mays Draws Big Crowd in Syracuse
Primo Carnera, heavyweight champion, won a four round decision over Harald Mays in Syracuse before a capacity crowd of about 5000. The state boxing commission had refused to allow a rematch between Mays and Tony Tonnikt of Canada. Carnera demonstrated dominance, landing jabs and rights, while Mays fought gamely but could not stop Carnera’s advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Prima Camera
Harald Meys
Dayottne
Iynera
Han
Bet Mags
Duck Tonnikt
Canada
Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Desistan
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Pittsburgh
Arolo Canill
San Francisco
William L. Weerk
Camill
Abe
Phyllides
Gardin Vaughan
Phair ii
Martin
Tinct Aan
Maimug
Cubsahee
Bergen
Braye Rain Wythe
Stolun Basan Maclin Cmedlals
Sige Caramida
Michie Winning
Clk
Rant Vel Bravon
Amlican Peate Raine
Fogg
Andartes
Iris
Rose
Athlering
Whaye
Sane of
Hell
Ranih
Senalar Tate eRhina
Ide
Askenna London
Fred
Kreiger
Gaver
Teres
Davie
Meedary
California Bear
Fort Bragg, Calit
John Goodhouse
Sistlee
Poare al Pierre
Sovin Makota
Addon
Seof
Vereinda Genral Park
Theodore
L. Drewes
Fimer Dormont
St Lows
Walter Levitan
Maynard Welsberg
Buon
William Storminer
Charles Briteius
Minnespetis
Tadems
Germany
Persy
Pergy
ALAMO
Anderser
Blamer
Slater
Kier
Harriad
Farin
Agde Hosking
Alama
Pepo Goa
Dinwiddie
Smith
Wevel
Ranksten
Hankaton
Rank
Wavel
Bankston
Bass Fm
Wenek
Marhach Arycke
Weel
Marhach
Wayal Finmee
Marhach IT
Heller
Arninn’ Bears
U.S
Perry Spurns Professional
Bill Parker
California's Boys
Victors
Sloeham
Mayer
Newaume
O'Den
Sein
O'Dun
Aif Craer
Tree
Poker
Greer
O'Dea
Bizes
Sears
Plratrs
Galveston Va
Nee Oie
Wmell Ib
Guvnoret
Roe Fog Fausetesh
Huttar Bagtish
Barrestay
Bell
Warren
Dargeewan
Gai Mingue
Cheoap
Gog Wale
Daine Moore
Rosenberg
Crossley Star OF Missions Home Stand
Mission Box
Flapkusa Dallab AB
D. A. Ebrikell
Hyscher
Holman
Jarenet
Koster
Bob Hower
Eonenard
Wittehean
Auiley
Tae
Vasor
Plaghaper Jn
Antonis Crosnley
Ingle
Rive
Burdy
Milter
Belma
Aloeina
COLES
Bottencmri
Stonsley
Stiely
Alt
Crana
Jay
Dot Ie
Drower-Bonira
Jie
Tina Niteben
Hy Whitehead
Whitaland & Rung
Whitehead
Hanes
Halla
M Mertt
Stel
Wv Whitehead
Whitthead
Primo
Matty Ji
Mostital
NEW Vorut
Ang Taw Gheisly Mathewsann Jr
Bascbal
Li Preshy
Farlan Shoaplinl
China
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