Yankee Cinch Fades as Cleveland Wins pennant hunt
Cleveland Indians surge past the New York Yankees as they win 10-5 in the opener then take both ends of a doubleheader 3-1 and 1-1. Lefty Gomez falters, Johnny Allen shines, Campbell homers, and Cleveland widens its lead over the Yankees and Red Sox. Reds slip to fourth behind Terrys and Giants.
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Jake
Gehrig and Company
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Tribe
Mr. Vitt
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Lefty Gomez
Tribe Oui
Johnny Allen
Indians
Bruce Campbell
Bostom Red Sox
Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Lefty Grove
REDS
Bill Terry
Glaus
Cincinnati Reds
Terry Terriers
Monte
Eunice Dean Defending Champion to Clash in Eastern Tennis
Eunice Dean of San Antonio Texas, defending champion, set to meet Edna Smith of Cleveland in the Zee tore women's singles at the New Jersey tournament. Dean reached the quarterfinals by defeating Fiorence Smith 6 0 6 0, while Edna Smith beat Mary Kelier 6 4 8 2 to advance.
Golf Pros Hot in Cincy Meet
Cincinnati June 23 Ralph Guldahl leads seventeen top golfers in Kenwood fairway action during the Goodall invitational with 125 holes of round robin play for a $5000 prize. Sam Snead tops scores with a 66 and hole in one in practice while Johnny Reveita and Her Picard post 66 and 67 as peers such as Ghezzi Burke Walsh and Armour compete in this high profile event.
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Cincinnati
Kenwood Fairway
Elmer Ward
Ralph Guldahl
George Dunlap
Sam Snead
Johnny Reveita
Picard
Billy Burke
Vic Ghezzi
Snead
Guldahl
Frank Walsh
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thomson
Gene Saracen
Tommy Armour
Ed Dudley
Lawson Littie
Tony Penna
Horton Smith
Evangeline League Lativene Adjusts Standings
In the Evangeline League reports a 3 7 result for Lativene and notes changes involving Alesana Le Chwhes, Revive New Chevan, and Abbey re emerging in recent standings. Details remain fragmentary from OCR.
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Evangeline League
Lativene
Degneretic
Alesana le Chwhes
Chevan
Ielites Abbey Re
Sudden End in Louis Schmeling Title Bout
New York June 23 The heavyweight title clash ended in a one round knockout amid confusion as Schmeling’s towel was thrown in by trainer Max Machon or Don van and a disputed count. The timekeeper signaled the end after an eight count leading to argument over knockdowns and rules.
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York
Jone
Joe Louis
Max Seimeling
Schmeling
Max Machoi
Arthur Donovan
New York State Athletic Commission
Benovan
Louis
Max
Donovan
Seabiscuit Rider Injured in Massachusetts Handicap
Red Pollard broke a leg after Seabiscuit fractured a left leg during the $50,000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. The accident halted the race plan as Modern Youth’s colt was in training, with Pollard expected to miss six weeks.
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Suffolk Downs
Eseap
Seabiscuit Mid
Modern Youth
Bert Blue
Pate
Furew Linn
Turkey
Yale and Harvard Boat Race Ends In Setback for Yale
Unbeaten Yale and Harvard crews prepared for a climactic clash on the four mile course at New London. The tide of the taregattas between the blue and the harlingon produced hopefuls for an undefeated season as the varsity boats faced a decisive finish on Friday.
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Yale
Harvard Creuis
New London
Conn
Harvard
Erlingon
Louis Knocks Schmeling Cold in Quick World Title Bout
Lawton Carver reports Joe Louis dominates Max Schmeling in two minutes four seconds, creating a million-dollar spectacle. Louis retains the title after his decisive first-round knockout, with Schmeling hospitalized and plans for a September Baer challenge discussed. Louis’s victory avenges 1936 KO and marks a historic achievement in heavyweight boxing.
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Lawton Carver
New York
Champlin
Joe Louie
Max Schmmeling
T Hse
Schmelng
Polyclinic Hospital
Jack Dempsey
Louis
Schmeling
Max Baer
Iumediate
Baer
Boxing Commission
Nwice
Schmeling Defeated Louis Over Kidney Punch Controversy
New York report details Joe Louis praising Schmeling’s scream after a kidney blow in their title fight. Louis describes the pivotal punch that turned the bout, while Schmeling denies a foul and contemplates a third meeting. Max Schmeling bonds with his towel toss and discusses his loss as he speaks with reporters.
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Yankees
Max Schmeling 5
der Fueitzer Hitler
Riquidway
Schmel Ing
Louis
Art [Donovan
Leub
Donovan
Army League Highlights and Thursday Games
In the Army League Randolph led the Ramplers to a 1 to 0 win over the Twenty third Infantry Doughboys as the Tranhai tile semifinals hinge on Thursday. At Christy Matthewson field the Ninth Infantry Manche s face the Kelly Field Filers with both games set for 2240 hours following Wednesday’s rough finish.
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Randolph Elds
Trator
Christy Matthewson
Kelly Field
Kellyfeld
Fragmentary West Texas New Mexico ledger names
Partial OCR listing reads like a regional ledger or sortable index with scattered names such as Midland Wink Clovis Lubbock Potteries and Needham Henderson. Numerous surnames appear in a disjointed sequence alongside alphanumeric codes. The fragment lacks a coherent event or narrative.
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Midland
Gun Og
Wink
Battersea
Franklin and
Ballinze Aematrony
Fergusyn
Bales
Bie
Clovis
Potteries
Jacot
Kelier
Boden
Berndt
G Dunes
Nelson
End Stuart
Hobbe Ooo
Beta Lubbock
Wet Solution promises relief for athlete's foot
Medical authorities say athlete's foot is caused by fungus and an animal parasite. A mixed infection is common. Wet Solution penetrates cracked skin and stops itching on first use. It targets both germ types and speeds healing while offering an iron clad money back guarantee.
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