Rumors Of Trades Near June 15 Deadline
Rumors swirl as the June 15 deadline approaches with potential deals involving the Yankees Giants Robins and Reds. Talks center on Tony Lazzeri Bump Hadley Jackie Hayes and Red Lucas amid a flurry of last minute exchanges. Washington leads a Senators win while Cincinnati St Louis and Brooklyn pursue key players in a crowded trade market.
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New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Tony Lazzeri
Senators
Mn Earchings
Bump Hadley
Jackie Hayes Hares
Lazzeri
Hadley
Giants
Red Lucas
Star Purineer
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Lucas
Robins
Cardinals
Johnny Frederick
Taylor Douthit
Frederick
Douthit
Sashineton
Browns
Manush
Vitors
Cleveland
Hudlin
Shattner
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Root
Phullies
Brooklyn Robins
Rive
Phelps
Moore
Baby Face McLarnin Regains Welterweight Ranking
Jimmy McLarnin has regained ranking for the world welterweight title but winning the crown seems unlikely. His promoter Pop Foster dictates terms, insisting on top pay and opponent constraints, while manager Ray Alvis pushes for a Garden match against Jackie Thompson with split receipts. McLarnin complies with Foster’s plans, as shown in his knockout attempt against Petrolle being redirected to a cautious boxing strategy.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Jimmy MccLarnin
McLarnin
Jackie Thompson
Ray Alvis
Thompson
Madison Square Garden
Alvis
New York Commission
Pop Foster
Jimmy
Foster
Garden
Pop
Billy Petrolile
Petrolie
High School Track Stars In Big Meet
High school athletes from 24 states began arriving for the 27th annual national inter scholastic track and field meet at Stage Field. 520 competitors from 144 schools entered, with Fort Collins Colorado and Oak Park Illinois among leaders. Other strong teams include Scott High Toledo and Roosevelt Dayton, plus East High Columbus with notable sprinters.
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Chicago
Stage Field
Fort Collins
Colo
Oak Park
Ill
Scott High
Toledo
Roosevelt High
Dayton
East High
Columbus
Jack Keler
George Simpson
Oh'o Statas
Ars
Huntington
W. Va
DuPont Wanual
Hugh
Louisville
U. S. G. A. Tests New Golf Ball Amid Criticism
The United States Golf Association is conducting a comprehensive study of the new golf ball. It collects data on scores in major events this year versus last season with the old ball and compares handicaps from 1930 to 1931. The survey began in winter campaigns in Florida and California and has gathered data almost daily.
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New York
United States Golf Association
United Press
Florida
California
Sinc
Otto May wins feature at Short Ship Meet in Marion
Otto May, a black gelding, wins the feature at the Short Ship Meet before 2500 spectators, beating Cyclone Abbe by a nose in an extra heat. Peter H places third. purse $300. Joe Watts takes the S400 purse in the 218 Class Trot. Peter Shuff wins the Classified Pace for $36. Surko is thrown from sulky in the Classified race but is unhurt.
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Marion
Otto May
Cyclone Abbe
Peter H
Joe Watts
Peter Shuff
Surko
Jay Patch
Sprinz Sent to Houston Under Optional Agreement
Columbus reports catcher Joe Sprinz, who arrived from Cleveland and joined the Red Birds, has been sent to Houston in the Texas League under an optional agreement. Sprinz was dissatisfied with Columbus terms.
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Columbus
Joe Sprinz
Columbus Red Birds
Houston
Sprinz
District Amateur Championship Qualifiers At Shawnee CC
Led by John T. Ruddy of Davion a field of 32 golfers earned the right to compete for the Central Ohio District Amateur Championship at Shawnee Country Club Ruddy shot 14 under par Mike Godmen of Columbus was second low with 15 while Johnny Florio former Ohio Amateur Champion tied for third with Curtis Reed of Chillicothe both at 152 Others included Carl Hisser Celina 156 Bobby Servis Dayton 157 Bob Kepler Dayton 158 A H Preston Athens 163 and B T Grover Athens 165.
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Carl Hisser
Celina
Bobby Servis
Dayton
Bob Kepler
A H. Preston
Athens
B T. Grover
Multinational Scrimmage Forms at Marquette Spring Practice
During spring football practice at Marquette University coach Frank J. Murray organized a scrimmage team drawn from diverse ethnic backgrounds including an Irishman Finn a Pole a German an Assyrian an Italian a Lithuanian a Greek an Englishman and a Norwegian The exercise showcased early team cohesion amid a melting pot lineup in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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International
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
Don Myers Named Legal Advisor for Local AAU
Don Myers of Lorain County will serve as legal advisor for the Lorain District AAU Union. The appointment follows his extensive practical background and cooperation with county law officials and the prosecutor.
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Don Myers
Lorain County
Pos Scutor
Lorain
Avice. Union
Jack “Sands
Pierfes
A. U
Myers
Efdsen
Gista
Emorre
Miers
Miam
Universty
Amteur Athletics
Cavnty
Pfeffer
Ren Athieve Cave
Harvard Law School
American League Results From Washington to New York
Incomplete score update from major league games lists Detroit and Boston as notable matches. The garbled text references teams and cities including Washington New York and Detroit with unclear outcomes or dates. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
American Games Today Matchups Include Chicago at New York
The card lists matchups including Chicago facing New York and Detroit meeting Boyan and Loas with Pradelpaa appearing in the program. The fragment hints at event pairings and venue notes for an American games day.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boyan & Loas
Pradelpaa
National Results Offer Patchy National Scores
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and numbers with no clear event. It mentions New York and Bragkiss and Phaderha with unclear context and numerous misspellings. No discernible outcome or organized report is present.
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Pitsbirga
New York
Cope Rena
Bragkiss
Cheag
Phaderha F
Brstom
Lous
National Games Today Boston at St Laas
Boston faces St Laas and New York takes on P tsnurgh while Philade'pia meets Chicago in a slate of today’s national games.
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Boston
St Laas Brook
Conemynart
New York
Association Results Laussilie 645 S Tai Toledo 4
The page shows an association results section with cross entries including Laussilie 645 S Tai Toledo 4, Karsas C 3, Indianapolis, Muirnrenene 0 4, Ceurbus 7, Metynauker 4. Data appears fragmented with multiple names and scores, reflecting a list of results or standings from a local event. The readability is limited by OCR errors.
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Laussilie
Tai Toledo
Karsas
Indianapolis
Muirnrenene
Ceurbus
Metynauker
Association Games Today Milwaukee et Clurhus St Paul at Louisville
Milwaukee et Clurhus faces St Paul in a league tilt while Minneapols plays Irdsenapol s Fransas City hosts Teleaun in a pair of regional games.
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Milwaukee Et Clurhus
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapols
Irdsenapol
Fransas City
Teleaun
Leading Hitters In American Teagle and National Teague
Leading hitters listed for American Teagle with games played at bats runs hits and batting averages. Names include Ruth Cochrane Simmons Morgan Melillo Kendrich Yerry Rocttmer Cuvier Stephenson and Herman with varied stats and team affiliations noted.
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G. AB. R.H
Ruth
Cochrane
Phila
Simmons
Morgan
Cleve
Melillo
St. L
Mice
Washington
National Teague
Pet. Kendrich
Amateur Champ To Aid Maxie
Connell Park Pa June JIue When Jax Pal lat twice crowned at an amateur heavyweight title adds to Max Schmeling’s camp. The article notes Pallat will train with Schmeling’s professional team, entering pro ranks at twenty, and Schmeling predicts he could learn from the champion.
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Althouch Pallat
Schmeling
United Press
Pallat
Tiny Ypebolt
George Pankha
Young
Max Schmeling
Cleveland Stadium
New York State Leads Nation in Public Library Numbers
New York State has the highest number of public libraries nationwide, reflecting broad access to community learning spaces and informational services across cities and towns. The concentration of libraries highlights ongoing investment in literacy resources and public education.
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New York State
Stadium League Schedules and High School Schedule Fragment
Schedules for National Federal and American Leagues begin Monday June 22 at Ely Stadium. The High School Class B first half lists matchups including Cars versus Gants and Reds versus Quakers, with multiple date references in July and August and several garbled team names.
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Ely Stadium
Prats
Daugune
Braves
Bos
Prates
Quaners
Gano
Quakers
Garcs
Giagepe Wedresda
Jeanve
Pds
Qsahars
Rages
Reds
Wants
Junior High School Athletics Schedule Stream
Fragmented OCR lists dates and matchups for junior high school athletics. Entries include teams like White Sox Browns Tigers Indians Red Sox Senators and dates in June July and August with repeated pairings such as Indians vs Senators Tigers vs Browns and Athletes vs Indians.
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Senators
Yaris
Irdane Luursaa
Wowute Sox
Gers
Red
Verk
Sevarcore
Indians
White Sox
Browns
Red Sox
Trauvtseat
Jals
Athleces
Senatry
Ans Savurnay
See
Tigers
Atriaticgs
Indrars
Athier
Sox
Varks
Sax — Indians
Tears Tea irsAar
Tits A Argletes
Spyrtys
Serar
Jed Any Patardas
Fanks
Torts
Irdrans
Class High School Sports Schedule Three Rounds
Three round schedule lists games from June 22 to June 39 with teams Ore es Seals Mudanens Wildcats Oles Mudhers Se sve and Widcats. Matches occur Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday across dates, with inconsistent spellings and numbers.
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Seals
Mudanens
Wildcats
Mudhons
Timms Turns In Low Score At Elyria C C
Timms carded 76 for 18 holes at Elyria Country Club as part of a foursome with Alex Kesson, A. B Cochrane and Frank Withford. He led amateurs at the club this year, finishing strong with a final nine score of 37 and a closing 39 on the back nine, including a birdie on No 11.
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Bill Timms
Alex Kesson
A. B Cochrane
Frank Withford
Elyria
Trer
Timms
Broie
Zong
Stribling Works in Short Drills Before Georgia Challenge
GEALGA LAKE, O. June 11 Stribling sparred with four opponents in a light workout. The Georgia challenger showed hesitancy to open up, trading hard hits in spots while sparring mates like Jim Williams and Frank Kitts pressed him early. Others, including Sam Ward and Stanton, tested Stribling with brisk four-minute rounds as the session wrapped.
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Gealga Lake
W. L
Georgia
Striblina
Jim Williams
Cleveland
Frank K OQ Kitts
Tae Strin
Sam Ward
Rits Gens Stanton
Stamton
Hea
Colonels Rally Past Saints To Take American Association Lead
Louisville Colonels toppled the St Paul Saints twice by 6 to 1 to grab the league lead. Louisville’s batters totaled 12 hits in each game as Hatter and Williams pitched well. Columbus narrowed the gap by beating Milwaukee 7 to 4, while Kansas City fell to Toledo 9 to 8 and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 3 to 0.
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Columbus
St Paul
Louisville
Colonels
Saints
Williams
St. Paul
Milwaukea
Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Toledo
Blues
Madhens
Indianapolis
Minneapoli
Billy Wallace Whips Tenorio in Welterweight Bout
Billy Wallace of Cleveland won the decision over Loos Tenorio, a Filipino, in an eight round welterweight feature opening the Elysium fight house Wednesday night. Wallace used a left jab in clinches as he dominated the pace. Joe Zeman defeated Harold Lepke in a six round prelim. Frankie Charleston knocked out Jean Breaux in the semifinal.
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Cleveland, O
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Loos Tenorio
Elysium
Billy
Joe Zeman
Harold Lepke
Frankie Chatterton
Jean Breaux
Aerial Mapping Method Advances Canadian Forest Surveys
The topographical survey of the Department of the Interior Canada outlines a new approach to mapping forested regions with complex waterways. Using aerial photographs captured by the Royal Canadian Air Force, the method aims to replace costly ground surveys with efficient air data.
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Topographical Survey
Department of the Interior
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Habit Broken Up One Dares the Kiss Dangers
The Oh's State Journal notes a shift in public education campaigns away from warning against kissing. The piece suggests the campaign has moved on from that danger, leaving readers with fewer public health cautions on the subject.
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State Journal
Value of a Good Name in Chinatown Sage Says
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, asserts that a good name holds great value in mercantile notices and moral reputation alike, reflecting the era’s concern with trust and character in public life.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Locals and Ashland Clash for Western Division Golf Lead
In Western Division golf action, SYRTA and Ashland posted wins to stay tied for first in Class A. Elyria led by Dik Tims with an 81 beat Sandusky 15 9. Ashland beat Smithg Valley 15 8, Mansfeld crushed Wooster 293. Other notable scores included Ed Raus Worth Fauver Leonard Tuford Howard Berbour and Charles Adams.
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Syrta
Ashland
Wooster
Elyria
Dik Tims
Sandusky
Smithg Valley
Mansfeld
Ed Raus
Fauver
Leonard Tuford
Howard Berbour
Charles Adams
Barbour
Tufford
Werth Fauver
W Adams
Sandiuski
Routh
EL G
Windis
Mouch
Sar
Mansfibeld
H Jones
Washington
Runel
Fred Iad Stitt
Swenceac
BC Halde
Jones
Marberr
Rice
Bob Enck Peer
RC Garretton
Cleveland F.j
Dick Lutz
Porter If
Dick Payton
Hodapp
Art Reoole
Averill
Krumlan
Morgan
Spring Vallel
S Vosmik
Rudy Staff
Elyria Peewee Enne
Goldman
Sandusky Mansfield
Spring Valley
Nats Rally 10 Beat Indians in Opening Game
Washington tops Cleveland 9 to 4 in the first of a four game series as a fifth inning burst spearheaded by Manush, Kuhel and West does most of the damage. Shoffner relieves early but Washington bats total 17 RBIs with Jones getting the win and Hudiin the loss. Next game features Brown for Cleveland and Hadley for Washington.
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Washington
Reton Senators
Vitory
Cleveland Indians
Hudson
Cleveland
Pera Dononue
Cineatt
New York
Hurer
Manush
Porter
Kuhel
Vosmik
Kamm
Cronn
West
Spencer
Cronin
Falk
Kubhel
Vier
Myer
Kithel
Jeveland
Hudhn
Shoffner
Jones
Marberry
Eaton Signs Cook Tf From Elyria Business Men
Eaton announced the signing of Red Cook, ex Elyria Business Men star catcher and outfielder, by the Eaton team of the C and L League. Cook recently received his release from Ben Mehl, manager of the Business Men, after another strong season as a leading hitter.
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Red Cook
Elyria Business Men
Eaton
Cook
Ben Mehl
Business Men
Tom Hallver Shows Promise in Track Hurdles
This is Tom Hallver’s first year at track and he has made a fine showing as a hurdler who can also run a solid 440. Next year he should provide strong competition in the hurdles once he learns proper arm use for balance on the cinder oval.
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Tom Hallver
Tom
Hallover
Pace-Setting Johnson Oils Face Krugman Transits Tonight
Johnson Oils meet Krugman Transits in the feature City League game at Hamilton Field. Pfandler faces Ohio Fuel Gas at McKinley and Welsh Coal meets 15-5s at Richwines in other league action.
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Johnson Oils
Krugman
Hamilton Field
Pfandler
Ohio Fuel Gas
McKinley
Welsh Coal
Richwines
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Atlas OF the South
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Western Division Golf
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Eddie Raus
Calleza Town
Dick Panton
Additon
Hyrieaigh
By Chuck Hupp
Richman Bros
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