Eddie Cole Stars In Sloppy Mission Loss Against Tribe
Eddie Cole leads a rough Sunday game as the Missions fall to Oklahoma City. Details describe pitching woes, late rallies, and a surge by Fort Worth favorites in a chaotic box. Key players include Orval Grove, Zaex Taylor, Benny Huffman, and Bill Cox.
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Hayme
Eddie Cole
Ct Tech
Fluld
Rnul
Zaex Taylor
Qkishomans
Houston
Dale Gating
Ray Starr
Fort Worth
ED Linke
Ewald Pyle
Baltimore
Hendline
Simies
Exmrience
Bill Cox Wild Pilabra
Adjer
Silber
Dunn
Olg Wiley Biocre
Bill France
Thina
Dake
Benny Hvffman
Benny
Oklahoma City
Luss
Gedzisis
Gedetus
Tepged Pyle
Mifhiy Bower
Holloway
Dina
Bilgere
Fany
Shsee
O Llvers
Getahoms
Rati Etrore
Pye
OxlaSaman
Uta Tobi
Sone Leerlite
Dain Pluly
Knothole League Update From Fragmented Copy
Fragmented OCR text suggests Knothole League items including players, teams, and venues. Names such as John Snape and Harris appear amid garbled phrases about games, stands, and matches with unclear specifics.
Unclear box score report from San Antonio city game
Incomplete lines show RBI totals for Gidrtur Burris and Criscola with multiple players listed in misread form. Mentions of Moore, Prince, Linke and Finke indicate pitching and batting actions, but many names and details are garbled. Time and umpires are noted. overall, data is fragmentary.
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Gidrtur
Burris
Criscola
Luck
Dutin
Siber
Gedzins
Dune Luk
Eaceifie
Prince
Silber
Pyle
Cornett
Lock
Gedlaivs
Reeser
AO Moore
Exile
Alls
Linke
Cane
Prince Bont Bote
Moore Li
Oy Finke
Oy Moore
Fyle
Cox
Moore
Mize Overtakes Arnovich As Top National Hitter
New York report notes Jonny Mize of the St. Louis Cardinals moves atop the national batting race by overtaking Morrle Amorich of the Phillies as Amogich dips from 351 to 344. Ice DiMaggio holds the American League lead while Bob Johnson of Philadelphia makes a sharp rise. The piece lists leaders in both leagues with various batting and pitching statistics for August news.
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New York
Jonny Mize
Forviren
Ervey
Morrle Amorich
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Amogich
Mize
Ice DiMaggio
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Prova
Dyno Mize
St Louis
Ann Phibsdal
McCorn
Fort Worth Wins In Wild Texas League Box Score Fragment
Disjointed box score notes from a Texas League game show Fort Worth versus Montton with scattered player names and positions. The fragmented OCR references pitchers, batting totals, and late innings, but specifics are incomplete and many names are garbled.
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Rainey Pitomen
Fort Worth
Montton Arelga
Arie Flas
Davin
Hess
Raney
Ol Bartont
Wikspape
Mott
Sverbins ix
Sfort Wert
BOO Und Goz
Snnines
Chath
McDowell
Starrs
Hans HooNholm
McDewrh
Mareelt
Deubies
Ty Aplonell
Basta
Baerint
Starr
Harvett
Relney
Fareete
Garrett
DeShong Joins Newark Club in National League
Pitcher Jimmy DeShong, a right hander, is reported to have been released by the New York Yankees to Newark Jarra club in the National League. He will report to the Beare Suriday in Montreal.
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Jiram DeShong
Newark
Philadelphia
Jimmy DeShong
Boturnay
New York Yankkees
Newark Jarra
Beare Suriday
Montreal
Women’s Western Golf Final Sets Bright Field Matchups
Detroit Aug. 32 Ruth Estabrooke of Dubuque Iowa and Ella Mae Williams of Chicago Illinois vie in the women’s Western golf championship final after Williams eliminated Elizabeth Aleks of Long Beach California 3 and 1 in the semifinal at Oakland Hills. Estabrooke defeated Mrs. Sussell Mann of Milwaukee one up in the other semifinal.
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Detroit
Ruth Estabrooke
Dubuque
Towa
Ella Mae Willams
Chicago
Veil
Une
Oultand Hills Country Club
Miss Williams
Elizabeth Aleks
Long Beach
Callt
Estabecoke
Sussell Mann
Milpwaukee
Boxing Night Returns with Canadian Flyweight Clash
Fight results list multiple bouts with fighters from Detroit New York and Philadelphia. Cana dian flyweight champion Aurahen Lanvithe stops Mansfield Driskell while Walter Yn SS7A faces Beneath Bane. Other matchups include Waddie Stader and Mount Vreeder with decisive outcomes, reflecting a chaotic card across Long Beach Houston and Oklahoma City venues.
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Dave Cantiloux
Mansfield Driskell
Deter
Aurahen Lanvithe
Noche
J5mith
Detroit
Long Beach
Walter Han
New York
Bane
Ongoomah
Houston
Texas
Hollywoml
Aussies Ready for Slavs in Cup Final
Australia faces Yugoslavia to meet the United States in the Davis Cup interzonal final at Brookline August 24-26. Quist and Bromwich clinched Australia’s spot with three straight wins, while Cuba’s Morales and Nos datse failed to force a longer match on the Beabright courts.
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Beabright
N. J
Australia
Yugoslavia
United States
Tants Strpremsey
Cuba
Beabright Cricket Club
Adrian Quist
Keolin Bromwich
Qukekeem
Morales
Inve
Bromtvich
Wisjane
Srvatic
City Tennis Matches Set Across Mani Court Schedule
The city tennis event features top players including Gordon Seaso Pfeltrer and Jot Braubach in a 2:30 p.m. match at Mani Court. Braubach advances to the semi finals after defeating Frost Carvel in a 6 6 rally tied set. Women’s singles see Wille Myre Yuune vs Charlene Yerker and Fraces Morris vs Pexey Dieter with Mina Young defeating Marieen Romk 6 0 6 4. Doubles pairings include Clem Swundera and Tonp Mer HInex against John Tfickman and Lyle Mosehel, while Jimmy Jingu and Jack Blackpole face By Hawiil ton and Jack Ulrick.
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Wile
Gordon Seaso
Jerse Pfeltrer
Jot Braubach
Mdr
Mahia
Seoarambent
Braubach
Frost Carvel
Ramna
TR Satuetoy
Wille Myre
Charlene Yerker
Fraces Morris Wan
Pexey Dieter
Mina Young
Marieen Romk
Theatch
Jwad
Clem Swundera
Tonp Mer Hinex
John Tfickman
Ay Lyle Mosehel
Jimmy Jingu
Jack Blackpole
Hawiilton
Jack Ulrick
Miss Yaexer
Foster
Ethel McCall
John Hickman
Carvetaal
Weert
Kennedy
Tennis Squad for Wightman Cup Chosen
New York August 14. Ten leading women tennis players were picked to form the Wightman Cup squad to defend the cup against Great Britain. Led by National Champion Alice Mathie, the group includes Mary Aciold, Dorothy Workman, Virginia Walfen, Helen Burnhand, and others. They report to Forest Hills on August 24 for practice under Mrs Gere W Wightman.
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Gam
Eleanor Tennant
Welby van Horn
McNeill
Oklahoma
Power Vision
Young van Horn
Frankie Terker
Frankie
Miss Marbie
Satan Palfrey Pabyan
Alice
Blaster
Fabyan
Tennant Salt
Allee
Guzaine Lenglen
Uag
Westcester
Dorothy Bundy
Mary Ammold
Helen Jacaty
Dorothy Workman
New York
Tnnis
Alice Mathie
San Francisco
Whileh
Great Sinthin
Forest Hosts
Addittorx
Ads Marble
Saiat Palfrey Fabyan
Hrook- Line
Mass
Aelen Sacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Dorothy
Doubles Opens Sunday at Longwood in Brookling
Longwood cricket hosts the U.S. National Women's Doubles as top seeds Frankie Parker with Der McNeil and Ruby Riggs with Elwood Cooke lead a strong field. Notable matchups include Gene Mako and Jack Tidball versus Billy Grant and Hal Surface and Doeg Sabin versus Mere and Hecht. Australians Quist and Bromwich top foreign entrants with Hopman and Crawford also playing.
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Brookling
Mass
Fenale
Longwood Cricket
Frankie Parker
der McNeil
Ruby Riggs
Elwood Cooke
Gene Mako
Don Budze
Jack ‘Tidball
California
Billy Grant
Hal Surface
Wil
John Doeg
Wayne Sabin
Charles Mere
England
Ladislaw Hecht
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Murphy Uebis
Chester
Willam
Stilercollegiate
Normen Anderson
Gus Gunzenmuller
New York
Beauie
Jack Bromwich
Adrian Quist
Snd
Harry Hopman
Jack Crawford
Cuba
Quist
Bromwich
Ernle Sutler
Gilbert Hunt
Hopman
Crawford
Wallace Melnister
Norman Drake
Boston
Melite
Gottfiied von Cramm
Hennes Henkel
Fudge
Bertember
National skeet championship action fills two days
Four national teams and individual titles highlight the event at Stoke Indy Innals. Charles Rapa of Santa Anolen won the men’s individual with a $98,200 prize. Akron’s Pat Gavraen claimed the women’s crown, while the Los Angeles women’s team led the field in a tense relay competition.
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Fraiouu
Erawna
Stoke Indny Innals
Rll
Andre Rolin
Pat Gavraen
Akron
Ginio
Wra
Ale Wh
Bmilth
Aurora
Ohita
Hoh Parker
Los Angeles
Anced
Fresno
Junior clubs twin bill for district title clash
The American Association junior circuit plans a twin bill to decide the district junior title with Austin in contention. Key players from Phillips and Ancona areas are listed for a Saturday doubleheader at Public Scriven, with the winner advancing to state play.
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Austin
T. A. Toledo
Ancona
Allegei Amagolin
Cornell
Diamond
Favor Andy in Saratoga Feature
In Saratoga Springs Minnesota August 12 00 Andy HK gets a third chance to race today in a rich event. Favor Andy K’s comeback raises hopes as Millsdale stable’s two year old seeks a strong run. The field includes Filghe Command and other noted juveniles with heavy bets on the favored horse at 2 to 1.
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Baratoga Springs
Andy HK
America
Arlington
Millsdale Stable
United States
W. Whitney
Anthony Pelteterri
Johnny Lonadden
Arlington | Park
Millsdale Tunnel
Col. E. A. Bradley
Bineleoh
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Manhainet Stable
Andy K
Brandywine Artble
Shandon Farms
Burneying Star
Sarazen Excited by Putting But Misses Eagle
Gene Sarazen, aged veteran, runs a four under par round at Wildwood Country Club for the Dapper Dan open. He leads by two at 137 after 36 holes, praised his smooth putting and green play, while Vic Gheagt matches his score in a Connecticut Yankees day. Denny Shute and others chase as the field narrows with several tied at 139 and 145s.
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Pittsburgh
Gene Sarazen
Tecore Ab Wildwood Country Club
Brookfield
Cent
Eagle
Safmon
Lin
Ray Mane
Gene
Bebeter
Babin
Connecticut Yankees
Vic Gheagt
Dent
N. d
Eixitizenth
Seraven
Vic
Eagin
Joe
Denny Shute
Huntington
Lwo-tine PG. A
Agtazen
N. J
Star Boats Race at San Francisco Fair
San Francisco August report states 20 star boats from the United States and Canada will compete for the Champlainers of the Americas during the August 19 to 24 fair. Entries include Sparkler II, Winder, Murrelel, Punch and Alcor among others from New Orleans Gulf, Vancouver, Puget Sound. The seventeenth annual Pacific Coast championship regatta follows the star boat classic and may attract over 150 entries.
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San Francisco
Star
United States
Chamployers
Americas
California
Hawaii
J. B. Glensy
George Parsons
Winder
Syd Miter
Vancouver
Phil Aaron
Punch
Frank Hiscock
Alcor
Puget Sound
International, LH derby yields mixed results across cities
In a fragmented report, teams from City 5.5 and Newark 3 push standings with Rochenty Tyrinto leading 7, while Bantrenl 7 and Sytenvune 2 show varying outcomes. Baltimves A context appears as part of the regional competition with Baltimore affiliates.
Homer Rainey Ends Baseball Career In Houston Farewell
Aug 12 in Houston marked the end of Homer P. Rainey’s pitching career after a final game in which an inside fastball led to his release. The veteran right-hander, once a noted good batter and teammate, received a gold-plated free-agent card amid speeches by local officials and University of Texas figures.
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Houston
Homer P. Rainey
Werth
Horner
Eadie Dyer
Wild Bill Malahan
Dizzy Dean
Tha Tonl Line
Pred Ankelimen
Homer
Wat
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