Baker Loses Opener To 7 Panthers In Fort Worth
Fort Worth natives sparked by Jodie Tate and other Indians hammered by Baker in a 15-5 opener loss. Carson on Hill set to start Saturday as Pat Kewnom hopes for a rebound. Early runs came on singles and an error, with Baker wild in the sixth inning and Fort Worth rallying with timely hits to seal the win.
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Joe Giard
Ing Cantrell
Antonians
Pat Kewnom
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Carson
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Tate
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Slew
Hiles
Arrass
Moore
Sid Cox
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Babe's Heavy Bat Stops Macks in Crucial Series At Yankee Stadium
In a decisive game at Yankee Stadium Babe Ruth drove in key runs as the Yankees surged past Connie Mack's Athletics. Ruth belted two timely homers to turn a deficit into an 11 to 1 victory, while Jim Earnshaw and Waite Hoyt held the Athletics to few blows. Grove earned his eleventh win, and Hewlton’s fielding miscue sparked the decisive inning. The crowd reached 64,145 as the battle for the series remained tight with two games left.
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Freseporte Weiler
Yankee Stadium
George Herman Huth
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Blaster Willing Shores
George Farnshar
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Rod Grove
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Connie Mack
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Moore
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Mule
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Taetician
Walberg
Hommel
Rither Quinn
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Wella
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Washington
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Philtier
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Tee Bustivan
Sullivan
Roma
Filererati
Tennell
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Ite
Inanan
Jordan
Martin Wever
Fun
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Ayia
Gazelle
Himith
Myers
Aki
Axttun Beyelbera
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Houston
Shreveport
Koning Pitcher
Myern
Lay
Fone
Ahion ‘Amhin
Martin
Arene
Tyeey A
Duraave
Kane
Northwestern Star to Coach Negroes
Tun Verdel, longtime regular end on Northwestern football, named head football coach and physical director at Howard University. He joins from the Northwest coast program and will assume duties next season. The move places Verdel at the helm of one of the era’s prominent black college teams and signals a major coaching appointment.
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Northwestern Star
Chicago
Tun Verdel
Northwest
Fontiall
Chreen
Howard University
Westin
Fieward
Ice fishermen recall a wild Minnesota fish pipe tale
An old Minnesota anecdote recounts ice fishing dangers and a curious method using pipes and a compressor to coax fish from frozen lakes. The tale blends humor and danger as a risky, overheated experiment yields an improbable flood of fish and a dramatic survival moment.
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Minnesota
le Trove
Fisher Story Prizes Announced For Light’s Contest
On June 20 The Light will announce flash story prizes. First prize is 410 in gold from The Saga. second prize 87.50 Laebie box from Dibble Sportine Goods. third prize 26.35 Coleman Gypsy camp store reel from Barbera Sporting Goods. fourth prize best reel in hour from Broad Way Sporting Goods.
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Firat
Saghe
Rey Dibble Sportine Goods Company
Coleman
Srell-Wroeker
Hardware Company
Barbera Sporting Goods Company
Broadway Sporting Goods Conmans
Pro Golf Pro Training Deal Promises $10,000
In Chicago a golf pro agreed to train a client for months aiming to break 50, with a $10,000 payoff if successful. The pupil posted scores in the 90s and sometimes reached three figures, as training progressed under Lakeshire Club professional George A. Neal. The wager drew attention to the lengthy effort behind elite golfing improvement.
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Chicago
Cael Pee
Alfred S
Lak
Aelf
Hin Rourevard
Jethans
George A. Neil
Lakeshire
Weil
Yale Oarsmen Sweep Up Harvard at Thames Regatta
Yale crews dominated the annual Thames regatta, sweeping Harvard with a decisive three-victory performance. Yale’s varsity four won by a length and a half, capping a strong athletic year with wins in hockey and basketball, while Harvard faced setbacks in football and tennis as Yale extended its winning streak. Greenwich’s S. Tlasiener was named captain for next season, and Lawrence W. Dickey of Tedford Hills, N.Y. was recognized as supporting crew captain.
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Thames
Yale
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Paschal
Hedon
Harvard
Coi Anand
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Cason
Ps Brown
Oberqine
S. Tlasiener
Greenwich
West
Yalu
Lawrence W. Dickey
Tedford Hills
N.Y
West Fee
Two Favored Crews In Race To Cry Areusif XN
Two favored crews prepare for a four mile race along the river with Columbia and California noted as leading contenders. The event features strong performances by Paced athletes and aims to surpass previous records, with teams like Washington and Columbia challenging for top honors.
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Columbia
Ntornia
Pele Paalung
Cains
Washington
Eric Tarabart
Sharon Out To Win Filly Honors In Chicago Oaks
Sharon, a fleet three year old filly owned by Mer Reunion Ania, dominated the renewal of the Oaks at Washington Park. She raced to the lead over top contenders Aphjon Trail and Nancy Hoth, with several rivals fading late.
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Role OF Sharon
Chicago
Jain
Sharon
Mer Reuniar Ania
Cisnden
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Waahington Park
Aphjon Trail
Nancy Hoth
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Flag Race Texas League Summary
Brooklyn and Pittaburgh figures appear amid a fragmented Texas League flag race report. Partial scores and names such as Mostox, Youton, Matiersen, Spohrer, and Bavierad surface with scattered team references and unclear outcomes.
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Mostox
Heaton
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Uritier
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Gnerud
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Horne
Jonzelen
Unclear text headline from American League report
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and numbers with references to New York and Washington. The readable items include batting and team mentions but lack a coherent event, date, or outcome to describe a distinct action.
Where They Play in a Fragmented World of Names and Places
Incomprehensible OCR text lists scattered names and venues including Shreveport Be Touin Heel and Chicago and New York references. The garbled segments mention towns, venues, and persons such as Reg Yoru and Bh Gincinnaile, without a coherent event or outcome.
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Han Antonie
Koryworth
Vacy
Shreveport Americon Town
Chicago
Chavelang
New York
Fight Results From Odd Listing With Scrambled Names
An unclear report lists several boxers and outcomes in a scrambled style. Names like Sandy Sellert and Thala Hing appear amid garbled city or team references such as Cleveland and Kiwis City. The text resembles a chaotic scoreboard or notional results page with many unreadable fragments.
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Tony Fuente
Bow Ve Gels
Sandy Sellert
Tuvatuargh
Elydanew
Thala
FOMBY JUNIORS AWAIT MORE CONTESTS
From Jerseyville where ties scalded rivals, Fomby Juniors seek more contests after a decisive 18 to 0 win at Eyer ville. The Southwest Legion Baseball championship race narrows as pitchers dominated, with key players listed and multiple matchups looming.
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Jerrville
Mountain Sons
Lexus
Eyerville
Naranin
Rinsel
GeMfirlleur
Santos
Powell
Dan Aninnio
Gonealey
Visser
Merle
Damien
Man Antonia
Beeen
Westeieur
Erento
Lasteneur
Saranio
Wolf
Ornane
Nereus
Grigg Turns Down Big Joe Wallas at Columbia University
Ceril f Taxoe lege umpire, a noted athletic star from Sherman, refuses a Knackfield Cone post at Columbia and stays at Skual College. Regarded as Texas’s greatest football player, he starred at Anslin and Vollagniversity, played ten pro seasons, and later coached a pro eleven.
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Wallas
Dane
Ceril
Knackfield Cone
Columbia University
Skual
Sherton
Mirestar
Tringle
Texas
Anslin College
Vollagniversity
Saturday Loop In Two Games
A terse sports note records two Saturday games involving teams and venues, mentioning public services and railroad affiliations in a compact roundup. Readable fragments hint at South San Antonio involvement and local scheduling shuffles without detailing scores or outcomes.
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Trleshene Company
Letheem Public Service
Missouri Pacific Hunahine
Penneynon
Hiaricod
South San Antonio
Path Games
Alart
Mt Melack
Burke Leads New York Open Golf Tourney
Burke breaks course record with a 68 in the opening round at the New York state amateur championship, leading by several strokes at the midway point. Tied contenders include Tour star Turke and rival Couper, with notable confusion in the report surrounding locations and names.
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Burke
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Tiery Couper
Erner Texdh
Tattle
Schuh Grocers Seek Sunday Opponent For Game
Schuh Grocers look to fill Sunday schedule with a local opponent. Manager Coll Shu invites teams from Woenilawn 4350 area to arrange a match at short notice.
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