Denied Landis Investments Cost Baseball
Leslie M. O'Connor said Landis did not mismanage commission funds and voluntarily repaid losses. The statement cited a $29,000 loss in Insull securities, clarified as a salary reduction, with over $105,000 repaid in losses overall. Other disbursements included funds to the American Legion, Red Cross, and baseball programs, with routine positions noted after a meeting of owners.
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Chicago
Tate Kenesaw
Luniis
Iisica of Baseball Commission
A. 5
Chandler
John & Tan
Leslie M. O'Connor
Landis
Lantiis
Sitepluy
Insull Corporation
Oconny
Landis Luk
O'connor
Shawed Lapus Diss
American Legion
Junitar Baseball
Red Cr
Legion Baseball Armies Schedule Four Wednesday Games
Fragmented OCR summary lists four Legion baseball games set for Wednesday led by Lexan Annie Ort On four tilts at three different venues. A doubleheader at Timan Salvan Park starts at 2 pm with Mathews Trarkenritinal and Cerned 4 Past ATH quvinat against Catlinlic. Other lines reference Alam Howlsion, Sota San Antonio, and San Tal with unclear scores and participants.
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Lexan Annie
Eton
Wedbesley
Tuly Fourtin
Drakehendter
timan-Salvan Park
Waitting
Matehes
Meetine Alam
San Antonio Plaseyenne
Faleeweml
A A Athletes Return From York Championship
Saturday's events in New York saw Ang ie Frhnth Pony Santuels and qdan Alilonso shine at the National A A U meet. They posted top results in sprint events and hurdles, with notable times by Max's Junior division competitors. Returning home Wednesday, they are praised by Percy Sant aols and Breckenridge coach Clark Govden for their performances.
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Qdan Alilonso
Acavlor
Angie Frhnth
Pony Santuels
New York
Percy
GT. Santaols
Clark Govden
Breckenridge
Dls Aghte
Fae
Perot
Satwarday
Fefurth
Baseball talks bridge United States and Mexico league plans
The United States Japan National League era discussion hints at postwar baseball links with Mexican teams and Cuban players. Fans buy out Juarez seats for Fourth of July all star event while Mexico considers all Mexican teams and local umpires like Nemo Herrera to lead games.
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Harold Light
United States
Mexico
Siember
Rio Grate
Liga Wacional
National League—of
Stavehlacs
Balto
Torreon
Tarral
China
Juarez
el Paso
Texas
U. S
Corey Syhigh
Scherwitz
Baltor
Nemo Herrera
San Antonio
Brooks Sports Update from Sunday Victoria Match
In a Sunday match at Victoria Brooks Sports defeated Poeter frelt font 15 to 5 led by Tom Mend. Captain Jack and Lexera contributed as Desmond and Des added to the effort. International League action saw Raila 1 to 8 and Rochester Dithey postponed.
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Phi
Bienkn
Weam Orbea
Victoria
Poeter
Frelt Font
NASA Seorine
Tom Mend
Wally Ulrich
Humen
Jack
Can
Halland
Desmond
Deas
Lexera
International League
Raila
Towanin Maaiveat
Rochester Dithey
El Paso Open golf tour opens amid shaky field
In El Paso the Anmetown pro led Monday as Lake A’s Wally Harden shot 72 to take a one shot edge over several contenders including Snorle Horpbuckle Odessa pro and Angela N Bonin as rounds wrap up Wednesday.
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EL Paso
Tugh—Api
Wally Harden
Paso
Feld
Anthes Onen
Snorle Horpbuckle
Odessa Pro
Angela N. Bonin
Will May
Chésiny Chanionehip
Tle Fes Jones
Gracetime
Rem Deming Niv
Bn Crk
Can Ruserker
Rizgy Meldoll’ Weaver
Feat Mins
Ant Dan Melemore
Dallas
Ya Ged
Hrnon
AP Lok
Greenhell
Emerzees
Alien
Tradax
Jusuinie Garvican
Poin Nickles
Chy Tyeotho
Jack Parr
Electra
G. B Smit
Memphis
Monterrey Team Stays Over at Ted
Lonnie Greer's all stars split two games in a Mexican series at Ted Park after a 7-4 victory. Greer won the opener Sunday night and the Monterrey squad remains to face the VAMPIRA club Tuesday and Wednesday with a jitterbug contest and horse exhibition preceding the game.
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Lonnie Greer
Monterrey
the Park
Greer
Mexico
Creer
Fellon Brown
Greer Wellaves
Lions Battle At Softball Lions Clash At Highland Park Carnival
Highland Park Lions club softball teams face off at Engle Meldins field at 7 p m Tuesday as part of the Highland Park carnival. Lineups list Bob Layton Wilbur Lafferty Fred Smith Mike Jordan Johnny Truelt Narvey Watkins Dietert Bil Heil Huston Cruge and Harloncinie starters War Velten Hatty Gregg Oliver Holden Tom Stevens Wayne Simpson Grover Godntey Walter Ladage Howard Harris Bill Sbera Goell Wills.
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Highland Pave Tifonseth
Havigndale Lions Club
Engle Meldins
Ube
Highland Park Lions Club
Highland Parks
Bob Layton
Wilbur Lafferty
Fred Smith
Mike Jordan
Johnny Truelt
Narvey Watkins
Roond Gruteher
Dietert
Bil Heil
Betz Opens in National Clay Court. Betz Comes Up Short
Pauline Betz begins pursuit of the national women’s singles title at the clay court meet in Chicago, facing tough draws and lingering regrets from last year. Mira Betz, last year’s champion, was ousted in the semis by Dorothy Bundy, as the field features top players like Francisco Segura and Billy Talbert in a crowded lineup.
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San Antonio
Fisy Mipy
Chigawu
Vuly F
Sti
Mira Betz
Tash
Dorothy Mey Bundy
Miss Buncy
Santa Monica
Calif
Tare
Francisco Segura
Mani University
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Bel
Mets
Bely
Jine
Clnelinati
Miss Bundy
Elizabeth Goelsoh
Oak Park
Segura
Wedendina
Talbert
Keusdorian
Alex George
Kansas City
Yalbert
Noe
Gharie Schsal
Highland Park
San Angelo
Texas
Wilan and Mary College
Richard Wwarner
Salt Lake City
Fight Results from a Chaotic 19th Century Boxing Card
A garbled OCR record lists numerous fighters and venues including Chicago, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and Muncie. The fragment mentions weigh-ins, outpoints, and implied match results with several named boxers such as Star Costner, Roy Lewin, Infinity Finax, Billie Glenarts, Ben Lstell, and Henry Ball. The text is incoherent, but centers on fight outcomes and participant names.
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Usit Polinde
Costner
Cincinnati
Kaneked Owl
Sopko
Inkiy
Esat Chicara
Roy Lewin
Muncie Dat
Roockeort Oue
Rovhy Lee
Chivai
Paltiniorn
Ian Reddick
Moark
S.J
Cuieare
New Orletna
Ben Lstell
Oakland
Caue
Analiniy Jayes
Chanaisa Mh
Henry Ball
New Orbema
Jyatetad
Costidae Miller
Hroaitgh
AllLwanken
al Going
Mitpatntad Pedra Pline
Fim Bhabvey
Providence
Tney Ameo
Philadelphia
Yaale
I. Ceveting
Brad Ort
Danie Lol
Recalled Milestone Fight That Shaped Boxing History
Toledo July 4 1929 saw Dempsey defeat Willard in a sensational bout at Bay View Park amid record promotion and public attention. The clash drew massive interest, spurred future prize fight growth, and cemented Dempsey as the era's dominant heavyweight icon.
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Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Joss Willard
Shampion
Torbie Asio
Bob French
Stan
Wren
Alves
Bev Wise
Jack Dempsay
Montgomery Flagg
Dempsey
Joss Wierd
Bay View Park
Yankees chase major league on base record in midseason tilt
The second-place Yankees trailed in Chicago as 17 errors in nine games loomed over the trip. A late rally fell short in Comiskey Park as White Sox pitchers held their ground. The Browns and Giants also battled for position while managers eyed season marks and attendance figures climbed.
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Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Comiskey Park
McCarthy
van Tell
Tor
How They Stand AMERIVAS y AGI bet cece de ee
Fragmented text lists teams and scattered names, including Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago and Washington. Odds and results are garbled with inconsistent spellings. The readable fragments suggest standings or matchups but lack coherent events or dates.
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Amerivas
AGI
Chirako
Boston
Esesk
Washington
Tauls
Graveland
Philadelpha Mondax
Atonuus
New York
Guait
Chicago
Gebel
Garbark
Gana
Trek
Losin m
Unclear Schedule Fragments From City Tennis and League Notes
Fragmented OCR shows scattered sports and league items including tennis double headers and national league mentions. Names, cities, and dates are garbled, with references to Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Cleveland Washington Chicago and others. Context suggests a schedule roundup rather than a single event.
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Stirdule
Nathanal Jengne
Chicaze
Rovtan
Coola
Hragkiya
Sh. Dari
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Nokton
Detroit
Cleveland
Waashinetoa
Chicase
Holinatnhin
Hagia
Exhibition Baseball Great TaAt 68 Dominates Week
In a murky report, Exhibition Baseball showcases TaAt 68 and Bob Weller leading a victory over Brewers. The piece mentions Monday actions, a worker in the scene, and a win by Lakes and Rae alongside others in a tense, spirited game.
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Bob Weller
Ninelackers
Miriam
Jarwauked
Mias Na Fariay
Han Tien Rae
Grew
Monterrey Seeks Spot On Golf Tour Next Year
Monterrey officials seek to host a Monterrey meet on the pro golf tour with prize money potentially rising to 7500 dollars. San Antonio Golf Association president Jim Goldfarb says formal approval from the Professional Golfers Association is awaited. Corcoran of the PGA will determine dates and prize levels, while a mountainside course by John Bredemus is noted as a future site. Election of directors will be held.
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Jim Goldfarb
San Antonio Galf Association
Texas
Goldrath
Monterrey
Dielfers’ Association
Goldfart
Yori
Fred Corcoran
Pri
Thie
Lankney
Nele
John Bredemus
Merf
Corcoran
Texas Onan
GLA
San Antonio Galfers’ Association
Salazars
Baseball's Service List Drops in Major League
Chicago reports manpower strains as baseball's wartime service list declines. The American League notes a peak of 252 players in service about two years ago, later easing to 267. Recent withdrawals include Wank Greenbera Delran Tirris Red Hetting Sart West and Charing Bowtes among others.
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Chicago
Wank Greenbera
Delran Tirris
Red Hetting
New York Yankees
Sart West
Chicago White Sox
Tre Appleton
St. Inuis
Service Loop Shifts to Wednesday Games
The Service Baseball league moves Tuesday games to Wednesday due to the Fourth of July holiday. The Chesday night game at Tech field starts at 2 30 p.m. Wednesday. Remaining Wednesday games end at 3 p.m. with Fort Sam Houston meeting the San Mateos Navikatis at San Matvos.
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Service Baseball League
Chesday
Tech Feld
Randolph Field Ramblers
Teaders
Brooksfield
Fort Sam Houston
San Mateos Navikatis
San Matvos
Kelly Field
Hendo
City Softball Weeknight Playoffs And Friday Schedule
Local softball hosts mixed results with several games slated across venues. Denver Helhis leads Denver league with two wins and no losses as Woodlawn Lake faces Lions at 7 pm. Junior divisions feature Highland Park, Stay Tealvndian No. 2 and others in a packed slate on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Tity Playground
Teagur
Denver Helhis
Leumuc Loadinis
Woodlawn Lake
Mn ‘Thesday
Lions Felt
Mane
Pate Weiekis
Garcia Why
Detroit Races To Resume At Ryle Grounds
Racing at the Ryle Grounds in Detroit was set to resume on a date in September after a Michigan racing commission conference led by Commissioner Dowling. The program paused last Saturday amid few entries. horsemen petitioned for changes. Dowling announced purses would be regraded and purses redistributed in response to the requests.
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Hervroit
Ryle
Arlelisis
Wed
Dowling
Michigan
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