McCarthy Fined $100 For Ruckus
KEW YORK June 3 The Cubs manager McCarthy was fined 100 for abuse at umpire during the game with the Pirates at Millsburgh. The announcement cited McCarthy disputing umpire decisions and a bench protest. Park incident led to a club member being sent from the field but no action against the Pirates president Heydler.
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Western Nines Start Strong in Early Season Action
The Associated Press reports West teams begin division play with notable performances. Cincinnati’s Reds and St Louis Cardinals clash. Boston’s Braves rally behind Gritz in extra innings. Pirates beat Cubs 10 4 as Giants edge Dodgers 4 3. Tigers top Indians 4 0 with Langford homer.
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International hitting leads in weekly league batting race
Toronto’s Dante Alexander tops the International League batting chart with 422 hits, followed by Moore Buffato Gilhaoks and Malone in strong showings. Pitcher Rip Collins and peers share leads in wins while Toronto’s Trabbilt drives doubles and triples as the season tightens.
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Notre Dame Eyes Track Field Victory at Central Meet
Notre Dame anticipated to win as Marquette hosts the central intercollegiate track and field championships at Marquette Stadium. Drake, Kansas State Teachers, Michigan State, and Marquette were favored to challenge Notre Dame for team honors with qualifiers advancing to national amateur championships next week.
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Pancho of San Antonio Wins Low-Round Fight in Oklahoma City
Pancho from San Antonio defeated Mickel Gill of Oklahoma City in a low-round boxing match held in Oklahoma City. The April 2 event featured limited action as Gill failed to mount a comeback.
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Bowling Commerliag Hanticap Laaghie
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Church Baseball Team Eyes City Intermediate Title Season
Frieden's Evangelical church brotherhood team 38 seeks the City Intermediate league crown this summer under coach Johnny Ackermann Jr. Readership of the team includes Fred Strain Everett Saucier Harry Martyn Ben Corbo Charles Dibrell Leroy Zaching Richard Manning Frank Lynch Johnny Ackermann Jr Tick Dozier Edward Alberthal Lawrence Hansen and Mascot Jack Gill seated front.
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Big Fish Story Expose Sunday Reveals Authors and Prizes
A Sunday feature outlines a committee meeting where readers await results for a fish story contest. The winning piece will appear in The Light with author details, while second prize and other authors are to be announced soon.
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Another Kayo for Ox Cowan in tight pro boxing card
Ox Cowan scored a rapid first-round stoppage over Fikhiine Darin lasting 80 seconds, sending him to the canvas as the referee counted to seven. In other bouts Mike Delaney and Dixie Joe fought to a draw while Kid Toney defeated Kid Williams in a four round affair.
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Olympic Tests Open In Dallas Track Meet At SMU
In Dallas a large field from universities clubs and schools gathers at Southern Methodist University for Olympic trials with 400 competitors. The event features a cinder track costing about 10000 dollars and contests include hop step and jump led by high school standout Bonini. Southern Methodist University tops with about 60 points as weather hampers several races.
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Germany Training Army Men for Olympic Games
Germany begins Olympic preparation with army officers set to compete. At Woerns dorf and mustering grounds in Denem, athletes train in track, jumping, swimming, and pistol shooting. Lieutenant Weigh leads as top West Nile ring athlete, while nerves and precision shape selection for the games.
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Helen Muegge Crowned Trophy Winner in Fall Women’s Golf
Helen Muegge claimed the Murmy Trophy at the Willow Springs course in the fall women’s weekly Indiana tourney. Miss Merge led with five match wins while Mrs. Charles Uhinter placed second with 14 points and Miss Jane Koeller took third with 33. Mrs. F. Bo Joyallh and Mrs. Alice Tally earned medals, and Jack White and Mrs. Tally won match play victories. Lucile Robitesels won the winged tournament and the season’s standout scores included Ingalls Corned in 20 par scores. The season opens next year.
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Two Women Seek Honors In Race Across Pacific
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Spain and Italy Draw in Olympic Soccer Match
In Amsterdam June 2, Spain and Italy battled to a 1 1 draw in Olympic soccer. The match produced two extra periods without a winner, notable injuries and quick recoveries amid a tense, evenly matched affair.
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Lanier All Stars Defeat Lions in Knee High Game
The Lanier All Stars edged the Lions field team 3 to 2 as Zepeda pitched a steady game and helped secure a second victory for Lanier in the American Legion league. The Stars, formerly the Noa Spenca, aim to repeat last year’s strong showings and threaten to repeat their performance this season.
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Helen Wills Wins Another Title Run at Fort Championships
Helen Wills advanced to the semifinal of the international badminton fort championships in Autroil France, defeating Rollin Couquerque in straight sets to reach the next round. Dytehebane won a previous match, highlighting a strong day for the event.
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League forfeits all Midland wins after rule violation
In the Werthexis League, Midland's 34 wins were forfeited by president J. McAlister Stevens. The league ruled Midland used illegal players before the current season, awarding three games to Tah, Abilene, Coleman, and San Angelo. Other standings reflect the punishment with listed team records and a nod to league rules.
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Colorado High Track Team Makes News at National Meet
Colorado high school track squad dominates field events at Stage Field Fort Collins led by Stokes and Ker with multiple finalists and records. Detroit Northeast and other rivals challenge as Westerners post strong hammer and vault marks. weathered by strong winds, meet results highlight peak prep performance across events.
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Major league leaders and standout performances recap
A garbled but recognizably sports focused snippet highlights major league leaders and notable at bat instances. Mentions players such as Walker Rath Tanks and Yanke with various hits and steals, detailing performances and innings with scattered team references and personal tallies.
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Lubel's Homer Saves Troops From Defeat
In a tense finish, Aubel homered to rally Troop 9 in the Gi Bos Scout League game. He drove in two runs and added a later triple as Troop A sought one more base to clinch.
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College team slips in Knot Hole League play
The Collegians lost their perch Friday afternoon as Buckeye Tyaines defeated them at Dear Field. Broadway, Aunties claimed undisputed leadership while Mistletoe Dreamers defeated Cypress Tigers 7 to 4 and San Antonio Casties beat Alamo Treights Cabs 2 to 0.
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Jacobson Battles Back as Majors Trail in League Debut
The article notes Jacobson’s strong return in the major league circuit with 34 points fueling Chicago’s drive. Columbus’s Joe Biri leads batting with 544 average while Milwaukee’s Pie Aara sits second in pitching rankings. a list of notable players and standings follows in the American Association.
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Pyle Runners Win Disturbing Los Angeles Track Event
Reported fragmented OCR covers Pyle Runners and a 26 hour team run event in New York with winners from Andrew Payor to Claremore and multiple American and regional teams. The text lists distant places, participants, and prize mention of 25,000 dollars, but many names are garbled.
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