General Industries routs Fox Furnace in Industrial League rout
General Industries crushed Fox furnace 1 to 1 in last night’s Industrial League game on the Hamilton diamond. The win marked the Generals fifth straight in league play and tied them with Purcy-Kay yren in victories. Zlatkowski pitched nine strikeouts over three hits, with Chuck Smith and Lou Barkacs sharing the loss. In the other game, Colson Company beat Plaudlear 12 to 9 on the McKinley diamond, Castle of Pfhandier’s circling three hits led the winners.
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General Industries
Fox Furnace
Hamilton Diamond
Generals
Purcy-Kay Yren
Doe Zlatkowski
General Mound
Furnacemen
Chuck Smith
Lou Barkacs
Colson Company
Plaudlear Company
McKinley Diaa
Castle
Ura Pfhandier
Conlam
Kaiser
Jones
Pfaudlers
Millimer
Coisons
General Industries Saegerk
Fox Tao
Third year of organized softball stirs nationwide debate
The piece notes that despite softball’s long history, this is only the third year as a nationally organized pastime. It traces roots to the century of progress fair in Chicago 1933, where a national tournament sparked standardization after teams from many states met under varied rules.
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Chicago
Rise of Amateur Softball Association Shapes Game
The 1930s rules fold into a national body the Amateur Softball Association of America forms, uniting states and Cuba and the Philippines, with offices in Chicago and plans to sanction tournaments in nearly all states. Growth outpaces declines rumors as night fields multiply and participation nears 75 million.
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Amateur Softball Association of America
Joint
National Recreation Association
Amateur Softball Association
Joint Rules Committee
Chicago
Notice of Appointments and Estate Actions in Lorain County
Multiple estate matters in Lorain County Ohio list appointees and qualifications. Lottie Dyke Kunlow and Sophia Muzychak cases appoint administrators or executors, with dates in 1936 to 1956 noted. Also mentions Probate Judge Wilcox and a pending estate sale under The Janrabo Loan Company v. Pred D. at Elyria. Public notice includes a real estate sale at the Lorain County Courthouse.
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Ligrary
Lottie Dyke
Sophia Muzychak
Mury Muzychak
Miuscarhukh
Onis
Wilcon
Goodman Moreland In Golf Tourney Feature
Wichita headlines describe the Trans Misssissippi feature opening with John Goodman of Omaha facing Guy Moreland of Peoria. Goodman defeated two Wichita entrants. Moreland progressed after a close mate. Also notes interest in Spencer softball, requests for Sunday games and contact details for arranging matches.
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Wichita
Kays
Remund Jilay
John Goodman
Omaha
Gua Moreland
Peoria
Goodman
Moreland
Hung
Spencer Soptball
Indinigers
Guy Spencer
Ohio
Spencer Emerson Garage
Emerson Garage
Sacred Hearts Push 21st Straight Victory
Sacred Hearts softballers won their 21st straight, edging the J. J. Barbers 19 to 3 at Roosevelt. Johnny Yucka led with seven hits as nine Sacred Hearts batters drove in runs, while six Barbers errors during six costly hits hurt the visitors.
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Sacred Heams Softbailers
J. & J. Barbers
Roosevelt Dhame
Johnny Yucka
Barbers
Churchimicn
Iarry Tatner
Hig Imates
Sactec Thearts
Roosevelt
Bill
J. J. Harders
al Watt
Galsa
Hireil
Hindeley
Banlin
Joe
Sacred Hearts Goverea
Sharkey Favored Over Brubaker In Fenway Fight
Jack Sharkey, former world heavyweight champion, entered tonight as a clear betting favorite at 4 to 1 to defeat Phil Brubaker of California in a 10 round bout at Fenway Park. Both fighters chased an August clash with Joe Louis after Max Schmeling’s knockout, as Boston fans expected a strong card.
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Jack Sharold
Phil Brubaker
California
Fenway Fark
Joe
Louis
Max P Schmeling Das
Wee Boston Key
Du-Ye
Kaas and Kocsis Lead 38th National Intercollegiate Golf Quarters
GLENVIEW UI June 25 The 38th National Intercollegiate Golf tournament entered the 35 hole quarter final round with top contenders Fred Kaas Jr of LSU and Charley Kocsis of Michigan facing strong early foes. Kocsis, Michigan State and U S Open low am, meets John Levinson of Yale in a key quarter final.
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Glenview
Fred Kaas
Louisiana State
Charley Koesis
Michigan
Sau Notre Lame
Wilburnes
Uinois
Bill Barclay
Kocsis
Michigan State
Am We
John O Levinson
Yale
Feminine Swim Stars Vie For Championships
New York June 26 The Suttons ALA U women's swimming and diving championships opened today in Oriental pool Manhattan featuring a 12 year old and an all star field of swimmers for the 101 meter freestyle crown. The spotlight centers on Mary Woerker Miami Beach Fla who will defend her seawater diving title.
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New York
Suttons
Oriental Pool
Manhattan
Cir
Liile Mary Woerker
Miami Beach
Wla
Crossword Puzzle Prefix and Miscellaneous Clues
A scrambled crossword style list features numerous prefixes, body parts, directions, and old wordplay prompts. Clues mix languages and garbled spellings, inviting reconstruction of terms such as prefix before, seat of authority, and various common nouns through cross-referencing across rows.
Miller Beats Brightmire in 19-Round Featherweight Fight
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defeated Everett Rightmire of Sioux City in a 19 round decision last night in Milwaukee. The bout was part of a strong program as Chicago and Cincinnati names feature in a busy boxing card.
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Miller
Brightmire
Kansas City
Modune
Freddie Miller
Chicinnati
Everett Rightmire
Sioux City
Tawa
Yesterday's Hero: DiMaggio Sets Inning Home Run Record
Rookie outfielder Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees tied the record for most home runs in a single inning by a player, doing so against the Chicago White Sox in a standout performance.
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Joe di 'Maggio
New York Yankees
Stwo
Chicago
Seeewonemrawhees
Growth of girls softball rivaling faster leagues in town
The recreation leagues see growing interest in girls softball with stronger pitching. Outstanding pitchers still dominate faster leagues while spectators prefer more hitting to strikeout battles. Rules changes aim to increase hitting and may extend pitching distance for men or remove the 11th player.
Amherst Democrats Plan Outdoor Meeting and Social
Amherst notes report a summer planned outdoor gathering for the Amherst Democratic War Club on July 22 at South Main Street with Atty J Smythe as speaker plus county candidates. A social hour and refreshments follow. committee chairs named and new members welcomed. local clubs hold meetings and events through the week including Wiener treats and card games.
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Amherst
J. 0. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
Meimnd
Amerst Democratic War Club
Harry
Torchlight Parade Opens Oregon Republican Rally
In Corvallis Oregon a torchlit rally inaugurated the Republican presidential campaign with 200 torches in line marking the first such parade in the state in twenty years. Local officials and supporters attended as the event showcased a renewed campaign spirit.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon
Toledo council orders meters and bicycle licensing
City council directs drafting of ordinances to install parking meters and license bicycles in Toledo. Also mentions expensive fireworks contract planning a Fourth of July staged eruption simulating Motuuk Satat Hinlena crater.
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Toledo
Gcity Council
Thetto
Calistoga Caalifor
Lessen
Sheriff Sale of Lorain County Real Estate in Elyria
Public auction to be held at the Lorain County Courthouse for two properties in Elyria. The first sale covers a parcel with 40 foot front on Fairlawn Ave described as part of Fairlawn property, appraised at two hundred dollars. The second sale, known as the Jackson Hotel at 698 Broad Street with multiple storefronts, is appraised at forty thousand dollars. both require two thirds of appraised value as minimum bid.
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Black River
Lorain
Kecoda
Fairlawan Aves
Algo Kirawi
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria
Otto
Twensty
Carhon
Clarence W. Vick
Lorain County
Ohto
Frank Wilford
Lorain County Savings& Trust Company
Platourt
Ohio
Heman Ely
Elycia
Black Tiver
Mays
West Avenue
Broad Street
Said
Lot No
Said Broad Street
Jackson Hotel
Yria
Clarence W. Dick
Fauver
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Walton Tee
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Hazel Street
Steve Helll
West River St
Jack Sharkey
Brubaker
Ackoss
Tronica
Lakes Morris
Attila the Fit
Telhurings Nk Mmyself
Ben Engle Ig
Romas Emperors
Presa
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Mielwark
Bell Realty Company
Browne
Marsh and “Rass” Mahar
Gulf Station
Philco
Eldotread CO
Broan Street
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
Aremne Club
Avenue Club of Eastern Stars
Ndith Ehrman
Carnell Avenue
W. V. Mar
Samuel Wrage
Ais Florence Ulrich
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
My' Angelical
Yvelparsa
Amherst Townsend Club
Henry Schriner
Onw Avenue
Cleveland
Schriner
Ea, Mays
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Rechtel
T. Charles Krause
B A, Jenne
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