Indians Beat Dallas as Injuries Sideline Star Players
A battered lineup and midseason shuffle mark a rough day for the Indians as Rey Flaskamper is bruised but active, while Johnny Brewer returns in late innings. Dallas downed the Tribe 8-1 behind lefty Fuhr, with Sam Langford and a disputed umpire confrontation highlighting a tense game.
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Rey Flaskamper
Bar Antonio
Mesnaiile
Cap Crossiex
Dallas
Fuhr
Joe Vance
Tribe
Johnny Brewer
Brewer
Bill Dunlap
Hatl
Byrne James
Alt
Bet
Brexy
Homer Hammond
Robertson
Sam Langford
Stuers
Cox
Baker
Jelly Harris Hits Lengthy Home Run Feats in San Ag
Fragmentary notes describe Jelly Harris and Jelly Garris in San Ag with lengthy home runs and catching duties. Mentions West association, and a party, unclear dates or teams.
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Jelly Harris
Garris
Triday
Ie Midas
Kean
Friedreich Giants versus Schuh Grocers in June event
A readable fragment notes a match or contest between Friedrich Giants and Schuh Grocers with a date in June and a listed result or price. The text references a named location or district and a time frame, suggesting a local game or sale event. No further clear details are available in the fragment.
Light-Y Swimmers Exhibit at Local Meet
A garbled report describes a weekend aquatic event where young swimmers compete for top positions. Names and details are unclear, but the piece notes a demonstration or exhibition involving several figures and a focus on results from a week of intense practice.
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Atrialiyes
Gigantic Painting by Ito Kusai at Temple Festival 1817
Yesterday's Explanations recounts a vast 70 by 40 foot painting by Ito Kusai the Japanese artist created at Yero in 1817 for a Temple Festival on the fourth month’s fourteenth day. The Dharma figure stretched across the work, inked from large casks, visible only to climbers on the temple roof, and it helped Hokusai gain fame before his death in 1849 amid a flood era.
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Itokusai
Yero
Dharma
Hokusai
Igenasi
Tuthen
Mule Bhay
Magi
Pre Season Dopesters All Wrong on Majors
A fragmentary sports summary analyzes pre season predictions across major leagues. It notes mixed accuracy with several teams and players highlighted, mentioning bets, lineups, and outcomes tied to early season expectations and poll-like assessments.
Champ track teams clash in Olympic games tryouts
In Los Angeles the 1941 USC intercollegiate titleholders and LA A A U victors meet in the Southern California Olympic games tryouts. Frank Wykoff returns for USC after an injury layoff as Jim Stewart leads five events with 4361.65 points. Stewart later faltered in remaining events.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Frank Wykoff
Bob Kiesel
California
Jim Stewart
Stewart
United States
Mat Tor
Rain Halts Delaware Tennis Semi finals in Delaware
Rain interrupted the Delaware championships delaying semi final singles and the finals. Tulane star Clifford Sutter led Davey Jones 3 2 in their match when play stopped. Dr Eugene Macaulist and Karl Kurn rath had not started. Mrs John B Jessup defended the women’s title with an easy 6 2 6 .
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Clifford Sutter
Tulane
Davey Jones
Columbia
Sutter
Eugene Macaulist
Yonkers
New York
Karl Kurnrath
University of Texas
John B. Jessup
Wilmint
Tory
Anne Townsend
Philadelphila
Boxing Night Delivers Blurred Cards and Knockouts
Fragmented OCR reports a boxing event with multiple fighters including Detroit entrants and New York rivals. Names such as Pelton, Mander, and Varela appear amid chaotic lines, noting knockouts and welterweight action.
Foxx Keeps Up Prestige Of American Baseball Star Power
New York reports Jimmie Foxx leads the majors in batting, runs, hits, home runs and RBIs, with 25 homers and 11 RBIs this week. Babe Ruth close behind with 21 homers and 62 RBIs. Sluggers Klein, Hurst lead the National League, while Paul Waner paces the NL in batting. Ben Chapman tops American league steals as pitching highlights show Gomez, Grove, and Ferrell with 12 wins as the league marks its edge in pitching.
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New York
Jimmie Foxx
Foxx
Suoh
Fox
Jimmie
Babe Ruth
Chuck Klein
Don Hurst
Phillies
Foxa
Ag Wall
Klein
Hurst
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Red Worthington
Boston Braves
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Buddy Myer
Washington
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Frank Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitney
Walker
Detrait
Dickey
Combs
Gehrig
Lansers
Levey
St. Louie
Averill
Cleveland
Jolley
Bouton
Fathergill
Chicago
National League
Lombard
Philadephia
Haley
Olt
Philadelphia
Sladelphia
Herman
Cincinoati
Ovi
O'Dowl
Erklen
Steve Bwetasia
Pittaburgh
Vernon Gomez
Bob Grove
Gomez
Grove
Wes Ferrell
North Side Tennis Tourney Opens With Star Field
Play in the men’s division of the North Side tennis tournament, organized on Doc Sowell’s suggestion, at Mark Twain Junior High, was set to begin Saturday with a large field. Notable entrants include Phiney Holder, Harold Falke, Jobe H. Wood, Ben Bradley, Steven Ostilan, Baxter Jackson and Billy Byrd. The junior division followed, after John H. Wood defeated Ben Bradley 6-0 6-1 in the boys’ division final.
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North Side
Doc” Sowell
Athetic
Mark Twain Junior High School
Phiney Holder
Harold Falke
Jobe H. Wood
Ben Bradley
Steven Ostilan
Baxter Jackson
Billy Byrd
John H. Wood
Maryland teams reach lacrosse semi finals tilt
Baltimore June 13 The Olympic Lacrosse eliminations advance two Maryland college squads to semi finals. State University meets Rutgers New Brunswick while Johns Hopkins faces Crescent Athletic Club of New York in the second game.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lye Olympic
State University
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Johns Hopking
Crescent Athletic Ghih
New York
Gene Keeps Cup as Wife Takes Dog
New York report details a chaotic scene after the British championship cup is carried home by Gene amid family celebrations. The wife receives the dog as part of the fiasco described, with references to relatives and a playful scene involving a five week old canine.
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Gene
Wife
New York
Gena Darazen
Bealyham Penny
Mnother
Atier Mary
Hin Mife
Tad
Mrbace
Randwich
Air Philp
Bassmint May Become New Brand Story
A fragment from PORT JEFFERSON reports a curious scene about fishing with worms and chewing gum. The piece hints at a new brand name Bassmint and mentions two placators and a long worm-catching session, ending with the worms exhausted and trapped by gum. It reads as a playful, local-tinged anecdote with quirky dialogue.
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Port Jefferson
Sexton Sets Shot Record at Cambridge Meet
Leo J. Sexton of New York A.C. set a new world shot put record at the American Olympic semi final track and field meet in Cambridge Massachusetts. In wet conditions he threw 62 feet 8 5 8 inches, surpassing E Hirschfeld of Germany's 1928 mark by 7 1 8 inches and beating Herman Brix's American mark by 2 7/8 inches. Paul Relters, Sexton's teammate, led a sprint in the 1000 meter, maintaining an eight yard lead at the tape.
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Cambridge
Mass
Leo J. Sexton
New York A.C
Sexton
Georgetown
E. Hirschfeld
Germany
Herman Brix
John Kuck
Paul Relters
Pennsylvania State
Louis Gregory
Mulrose A. A. Nalignel
Tri-State Tennis Semis Open In Cincinnati Matchups
In Cincinnati on June 18 the Tri-State Tennis semi finals begin with 16 year old Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, the national boys singles champion, facing J Gilbert Hall of East Orange in the men's singles after Parker beat Herbert L. Bowning of New York. George Lott of Chicago meets Pritz Mercur of Pethichem, Penn. Catherine Wolf of Elk Hart will clash with Clara L. Zinke of Cincinnati in the women's singles, while Dorothy Hack of Sacramento squares off with Ruth Exman of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Tri- Stars
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Aces
Parker
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
New Jersey
Herbert L. Bowning
New York
tlMeholder
George Lott
Cleveland Changes Stadium Ball Date
Cleveland officials announced a revised stadium lease draft changing the Indians home opener to July 21 against Philadelphia instead of July 25 with New York. The schedule adds about 30 other games and anticipates a 70 000 crowd on the Sunday game. The city council is expected to vote nearly unanimously Monday night.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Kerrville Golf Semi finals feature OQuinn and Curry matchups
In Kerrville the Kerrville County Club tournament held semifinals with Edgar OQuinn of San Antonio facing Ed B. Curry of Kerrville and Jock Gritto Jr. of San Antonio meeting Lieut. K. A. Rogers of Randolph Field. Levinson was upset by Calla in the first round while several San Antonio players advanced.
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Ferrville
Kerrville County
Edgar O'Quinn
San Antonio
Ed B. Curry
Kerrville
Jock Gritto Jr
K. A. Rogers
Randolph Field
Levinson
Calla
O'Quinn
Jesse Clements
Tvott
Carruth
Lamar Heelegson
Strumme
Rogers
Tom Law
Réend
Weddington
Randolph Jel
Bani Beck
Kenedy
Shea
Kellyfield
Netsu
Avetin
Marston
Richards
San Marcos
Jungkins
Austin
Ran
Guy Zachary
J. D. Marfey
Ben
Jarratt Bean-land
Ray Rogers
George Paschal
San
McDiarmid and Bryan Reach Mid-Dixie Title Clash
In Fort Worth Texas John McDiarmid and Lefty Bryan move into the Mid-Dixie tennis finals. McDiarmid defeated Wilmer Hines 6 2 6 4 in the semifinals. Bryan beat Doc Bart 6 0 6 1 6 2 9 7 to reach the final alongside Hines and Shuford who won the doubles semifinal.
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John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Lefty
Bryan
Chattanooga
Tennessee
McDiarmid
Wilmer Hines
Columbia
South Carolina
Aird
Letty" Bryan
Hines
Harley Shuford
Hickory
North Carolina
Fred Andrew
Birmingham
Alabama
Robert Stewart
Memphis
Royer Faces Surface in Tulsa Finals for MVC Lens Title
Fred Royer of Dallas meets Hal Surface of Kansas City in the singles final of the Missouri Valley Lens tour in Tulsa. Royer reached the final by defeating Lowe Runkle of Oklahoma City 6 3 6 2 6 d and Sirlacz beat Wilbur Hess of Fort Worth 16 4 AAT 7 5.
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Royer
Tulsa
Tolba
Ohio
Fred Royer
Dallas
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Lowe Runkle
Oklahoma City
Siirlacz
Wilbur Hess
Fort Worth
Sarazen's Thrill as He Contemplates Missed Putts
The article recalls Gene Sarazen amid the 1930s British Open and American Open talk, detailing his home green moment at Randwich where he considered four putts, the crowd’s reaction, and his caddie Dan. Sarazen reflects on the confidence he carries as he faces challenges and prepares for a potential victory at Fresh Meadow and London, with expectations for a strong performance.
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Alan Ginewoulale
New York
Gene Baraxen
Randwich
Dan
Sherane
Lady Astor
Barazen
Alii
Secessor
Bobby Jone
Baraza
Uvta Peau
Pampalentog
Surgaon
Tim
Tie
London
Wilks
Fresh Meadow
Texas League notes from San Antonio and Galveston
Fragmentary report lists players and teams including San Antonio and Galveston figures with misspelled names. Mentions Wier KL Reenmont and Longvigwe at Luton in unclear context. Lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Phay
Dale
San Antonio
Wroth
Galveston
Reenmont
Longvigwe
Luton
American League Saturday games listed in scattered order
Weekend schedule shows Detroit hosts Philadelphia at one site while Chicago hosts Cleveland and Boston plays at Philadelphia and Detroit hosts Cleveland in a mix of matchups. Strong action implied by the scattered Detroit Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia pairings.
National League Scattered Games In Turbulent Week
Unclear OCR text shows many corrupted team names and locations. Mentions National League and various matchups and scores, but most lines unreadable. Provides no coherent results or dates to verify a decisive outcome.
Local Pitchers Highlight Mixed Spring Roster
A fragmented sports note lists pitchers from multiple teams with unclear spellings and several names, including Wreneh New York Walker and Naninm-deth, as depth charts and lineups shift. The snippet references Prox Netaktyn-waner and Mintle among others, hinting at roster moves and player assignments across venues.
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Aitapan
ATS
Brdualha
Herence
Philadelphia
Hem
AhieAga
Wreneh
New York
Walker Belonad
Netaktyn
Waner Vllen
Mintle
Naninm
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Bliwart Woashingwan
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The item lists numerous names and places in a garbled lead, mentioning individuals and locations such as Houston and Menton, with scattered dates and events. The fragmentary OCR reads like a political or social register item with unclear actions or outcomes.
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