Sears Haier Three Gasser Hurlers Hari
In Shreveport Louisiana on a July day the Gassers slugged in eight tallies while the Hearse contained seven. Johnny Verbout quits the club and heads for New Jersey as the host team, the Gassers, used three pitchers to hold off the Devins.
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Shreveport
San Antonio
Lestie Tullos
Jefé Wall
Johnny Brock
Gene Cochrdan
Hack Bibel
Gassers
Devins
Mois
Coerchari
Gene
Harme
Schaefer
Poungster
Fondh
Conzour
Henry
Bowen
Gray
Brock
Grosa
Jim
Goose
Ty Hollshaw
Bown
Id Jackson
Couchwin
Nee
Wuljos
Ewoldt
Rod Neta
Tillos
Chadve
Awoldt
Beech
Tun Kore
Lfe
Neo
Milly Amuth
Verbuut
John Verbuit
Lght
Wilewtly
Bia Howe
Louisiana
Amens Bests Mncles in Close Game
Amens defeats Mncles in a high scoring contest with Brateber and Wreth Roctle driving in for key points. Wort Worth and Aly both contribute, while tough defense from Cat allies limits turnovers as Cort Worth observes from the bench.
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Brateber
Kort Wreth Roctle
Barfoot Shines as Barbers Edge Club in Low-Scoring Tilt
Barfoot hurled fourteen hits and pitched the entire game as the team beat the opposition 12 to 5. Wickens belted a homer, while Wis Eipnert and Latts combined for strong defense behind Mitchell. Jacobs held the standings tight and several players earned runs in a string of near-misses amid a rough defensive display.
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Barfoot
Wickens
Wis Eipnert
Tex McDonald
Spudder
Durvough
Besehor
Rome
Houston
Wichita
Barteres
Sturfiut
Bilfert
Davough
Kitchens
Robstown Indians Fall 20–0 to Kingsville in Gulf Coast League
The Robstown Indians, leading the Gulf Coast League, lost 20 to 0 as Kingsville shut them out. Iris Sreater of the Close fractures his ankle turning a play in Boston, while other scores and player moves populate a crowded game report.
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Iris Sreater
Land Indians
Smnall
Boston
Robstown
Indians
Kingsville
Sharsilas Renalis and City League Scores Amid Confusion
Fragmented OCR lists multiple teams and results from New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago and others, with scattered player names and league notes. It notes upcoming and last games in the City League, plus references to Alabama and Oklahoma leagues, and a final doubleheader schedule for Sunday.
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Sharsilas
Renalis
New York
Pittsburg
Pittsbury
R. E.R
Pittsbure
Batueri Barnes
Douglas
Ryan
Batterina
Kedgwick, Smith and
Peters
Hanes
Clemona
Beonhise
Chicago
REE Haroorisn Vevveveres
DOD
Greg Eevee
Aoe Loyoog
Batterien
Cagoro and
Krueger
Chasyen Fe ‘Daly
City League schedule and linked matches amid park deadline
Disjointed text notes August 7 games at League Park and a 20 team field. It mentions The Riara returning for events, season end timing, and an objection process. References Outfielder Marshall, Midelity club, Ninth engineers, and a potential rejoin of a former team amid wartime army changes.
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Phe
Acs
Bekyo
Riara
Durig
Jenaue
Stroul Motors
Marshall
Midelity
iStrandstin
Engineers
Wil
Army Saturley
McDonald Wins Metropolitan Open at Biwanoy Club
Chicago veteran golfer McDonald captured the Metropolitan Open title at Biwanoy Country Club. After leading for 54 holes Cyril Walker faltered on the final nine as McDonald finished the 72 holes with a score of 204 to claim the trophy.
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Stomat Vernon
Bob Sc
Donald
Chicags
Wan
Biwanoy Country Club
Thursdae
McDonald
Californians in Final: Bandy Browne Reach York State finals
California tennis stars Jon Bandy and Miss Mary K. Browne advanced to the Sly York state championship finals after decisive victories. Bandy defeated Mis O. Hitehena 6-1 10 and Browne beat Mise Hold Gieaulean 34 40 63, with New York preparation and travel notes interleaved in the report.
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Jon Bandy
Mary K. Browne
California
Thudley
Aire
Bandy
Mis. O
Hitehena
Miss Browne
Mise Hold Gieaulean
New York
Aly
May Sut
Leaders in Both Leagues Share Exact Season Percentages
The article notes near parity between the American and National Leagues as the seasons progress. Cleveland leads the American with the same win percentage as Dittaburg in the Rational, while New York clubs remain close in both leagues. Most teams are struggling, with few out of contention by midseason.
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Rational Deagum
Ae Putindsipbie
Swat
Heilmann
Teoit
Tro Somers
Sargent
Tigers
Shanks
Milan
Waehingten
The
Athenes
Prrstley
Clovasland
Mittxburg
Indiana
Myiday
Gleveland
Dittaburg
Oo Veon
New York
Giants
Olling Wix Clube
Feague
Lorton
Neety
Old Timers Lead Cleveland Anniversary Baseball Game
Cleveland hosts a July anniversary celebration with veteran stars from major and minor leagues. Lajoie manages the old timers while Merl Baul and Bill Bradley appear, with Wilt and Tiritehel among others. The event marks a historic gathering of baseball celebrities in Cleveland.
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Lajoie
Cleveland
Ghia
Eridar
Meéebe
Aundiot‘urange
Sill
Nant “Lajoie
Dtarnee Vondo
Fhe
Alu Eee
Wilt
Merl Baul
Bill Bradley
Babe” Ruth
Xoungy
Larry Tiritehel
Hin
Will Ble
Bunk” Congalton
Uty Turner
Roper Beats Wiggins In 10 Round Detroit Bout
Rod Roper of Chicago won a newspaper decision over Chink Wiggins of Indianapolis in a 10 round match Friday. Roper weighed 182 pounds while Wiggins weighed 170, with Roper taking the first four rounds as the other rounds favored Wiggins.
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Roper
Detroit
Nien
Rod_ Roper
Chivagy
Priesday
Chink Wiggins
Indianapolis
Wiggins Song
Ropre
Wiggins
The Lesser Nuisance Unclear Exchange Over Singles
A fragmented dialogue mocks courting woes among single women and men. The piece references being unable to find partners and a jest about giving a “second most disagreeable animal” a mere corner. No clear event or人物 names emerge from the garbled text.
International track meet overturns earlier result
The Oxford Cambridge team from England and the Cornell Princeton team from the United States clashed at Inland NoA1 on July 28. Officials reversed an earlier decision, declaring England the winner after rechecking scoring rules. Britain earned five firsts and six seconds. America had five firsts and eleven seconds, with second-place counts adjusted by conference rulings.
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Travers
England
Buck ‘Teurs
Teaok
Auereut
Hetag & Ye
Econd Pladé
Secolance
Ules
America
Peters Herman Wins Bantamweight Crown on Return
New Orleans July 28 an enthusiastic welcome was extended to Pete Herman after he seized the bantamweight championship again. Hundreds of locals gathered at the station to greet him on his arrival from New York where he fought. The homecoming included brass bands and a joyous crowd as Herman returned a champion for the second time.
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Orleang
Wwalcome
Pete Herman
Sequire
Amnbar
Arsenal to Bandera Sunday baseball game announced
Bandera hosts Arsenal in a Sunday afternoon contest with Sergeant Alcodman arranging the game for the local team. The event promotes town sports and park activity in Oklahoma with rail schedule notes referencing Southern Pacific lines to Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Tenny
Randers
Bandera
Alcodman
Arsenal
Anngucesl
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