Daffy Dean Gets Another Chance With Cards
Daffy Dean, known in baseball lore as Lully Dean, receives another audition with the St Louis Cardinals after a pitching arm setback. Cards hoped a spring stint in Dallas would rekindle his form, but officials warn the odds remain against him as he battles age and injuries while other pitchers also face tough comebacks.
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Dew
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Caras
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Traigh
Deaies
Hivadache Turmoil Hits S E T Boys In Office
Incoherent clipped notes report a disruption within the S E T group at an office. The fragment hints at a tense scene and ongoing conflict affecting several individuals and the workspace.
Middletowm Plas Pough Schedule and Football Nears
Fragmented OCR shows a list of teams and mentions football season approaching. References to Middletown, Withrow, Parts- and Withrow, along with notes about schedules, rankings, and a major race context. No clear scores or dates.
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Evry
Bad Bey
Uae
Syihat
Washington Merry-Go-Round excerpt on economy and nudism probe
The piece discusses government spending and its impact on recovery, noting post 1937 shifts in government outlays and monetary flow. It cites figures for Roosevelt era spending and references a Nudism Investigation proposed by Congressman Dies, targeting camps and literature as un-American. It mentions Clare Hoffmann as alleged associate.
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Texas
Congressional
Dies
Creensboro
N. C
Russia
Dies Committee
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
Fred C. Riog
Kalamazoo
Hoffman
Mr. Dies
Edward
Rams and Packers meet in pro opener in Green Bay
Cleveland Rams sail to Green Bay for the NFL opener Sunday facing the 1986 champion Packers. The lineup boosts three All Americans Vic Markay Jim Benton and Corby Davis plus Vic Spadaccini Bud Ericksen and Pat Howlett. Ticket prices are 1.10 1.65 and 2.20 for the Shaw Stadium game in East Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bo Orn
Vic Markay
Washington
Corby Davis
Indiana
Jim Benton
Arkansas Aerial Circus
Rams
Packers
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Vic Spadaccini
Minnesota
Bud Ericksen
Washington University
Far West
Pat Howlett
DePaul University of Chicago
Ohio College All Stars
Markov
Benton
Spadaccini
Washinon State
Carl Littlefield
All Stars
Hugo Bezdek
Chicago Cardinals
Shaw Stadium
East
Ram
Arena
Damon “Buzz” Wetzel
Shin Sta
Elyria Business Men's Ball Club Banquet Recap
The Elyria Business Men's Ball Club held its annual banquet at Mau upee Loren Porta. The team played five games, winning one and losing four. Maslyk led with a .381 batting average, Drage hit .468, Redington .463, Port mia Prich .393, Gribur .?. Drage led pitching with 9 wins and 2 losses. Tom Smith won three games. Johnny Sladen won one. Joknne Redebough was top fielder with a .? fielding mark.
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Mauupee
Loren Porta
Julie Muslyk
Bo Smet
Times Drage
D Redington
Portmia Prich
G. Gribur
Bri
Drage
Xin Mictories
Tom Smith
Aned Johnny Slaiden
Joknne Redebough
Maslyk
Bees Sign Dayton Second Sacker In 1938 Trade Talk
Dayton second baseman Day ton Rowell signed with the Boston Bees for a reported debut bonus and will report next spring. Ed Lee, Dayton pitcher, also signed to train with the Bees, while a note about anti Sullivan and Dies probe details appears amid broader clippings from the era including farm program quotes and Argentina junket chatter.
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Blue Ciniel Rowell
Hoste
Boston Bees
Ed Lee
Evie
Budge May Withdraw From National Singles Tennis Tourney
The United States National singles championships open at the West Side Club with Budge as a potential withdrawal due to illness. Defenders in the women's view and top rivals like Wills Moody, Jacobs, Marble, and Livania enter a wide open field. Contenders include Jack Bromwich and Bobby Riggs while international players from Australia France and England join nine American contenders in a historic multi-title race.
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Budge
NOY
United States
West Side
Wilf
Pudher
Adrewdy
Teo
Pdee
Toda
Welles Vin Dora
Los Angeles
Pouiorruw
Steve Bestrata
Bude
America
France
England
Australia
Jack Bromwich
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Igi
Anita Liviana
Chile
Jadwiga Jedrejowska
Poland
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
Harder Blanks Detroit With Two Singles
In Cleveland, the Indians beat Detroit 2 0 as Bob Feller or Mel Harder blanked the Tigers. Harder pitched a two hitter to earn his 15th victory of the season while Coffman and Wade combined for six hits. Weatherly stole second and scored on Campbell’s single as the decisive eighth inning produced the winning run.
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Oscar Witt
Mel Harder
Detroit Tigers
Detro 1
Tal
Moundsran
Idi Warelubs
George Coffman
Jack Wade
Tigers
Roxy Weatherly
Bruce Campbell
Lye Lary
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Tommy Bridges
Dinron
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League Park
Tao
Boon
Kroner
Ott Tyler
Potton
Coffman
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Bouston Bees
Johnny Wittig
Danny MacFayden
Hugh Mulcahy
Phillies
Brooklin
Jimny
Hiivoe
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Foxx
Cleveland
Bost
Detroit
Mel Hardee
Morgan
Wadker
George Cusitt
Athleti
Washington
Minneapolis Millers See Title Hopes Rise In A A Race
The Minneapolis Millers won a double header against Kansas City 2 3 and 4 3, narrowing the gap to St Paul in the race for the first division and playoff berth. Toledo moved within a half game of Minneapolis with a 6 5 3 win over Indianapolis, while Columbus topped Louisville 2 0 1 in a pitching duel.
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United Press
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Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
Kansas City
Blues
St Paul
Millers
Indianapolis
Toledo
Indians
Columbus
Louisville
Toten
Fred Shafter
Giants Rout All Stars In 6-0 Pro Football Showdown
New York Giants beat the Eastern College All-Stars 6 to 0 in the third annual charity game at New York Stadium. Ward Cult kicked two field goals, including a 42 yarder, preventing any scoring by the college squad and securing the Giants’ third straight win. Ed Danowski held, while Fordham’s Rajcichowicz and Tart stood out on the college side despite the defeat. The All Stars advanced 67 serials and 36 yards in a cautious, defense-first contest.
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New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Giants
New York Herald Tribune
Ward Cult
Marquette
Biz Ed Danowski
Fordham
Alrajcichowicz
Ed Tart
Ees Aalack
Shaess
Gison
Stakirs
Pittsburgh
Giatis Énel
Souchak
Matiz Stapivis
Mick Glosen
Pitt
McLEMORE SAYS McLEMORE SAYS
United Press writes Henry McLemore provides a wide sports column from New York. It covers umpiring grievances in baseball, Joe McCarthy’s managing style, Yankees hitting leaders, Bobby Jones and golf chatter, Charlie Yates in the National Amateur, news on the All Stars vs Pitt, Doyle backing a Pirates win, and notes on Davis Cup tennis at Germantown.
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Henry McLemore
United
York
Sept
Lesgue
Joe
Chesapeake
Jigk Doyle
Broadway
Pitsburgh
Reds
Pirates
Harry Hopaian
Germantown
Westbury and Greentree Set for Polo Open Final
Westbury and Greentree, the finalists who met last year, prepare for the U S Open Polo Championship on International Field. Westbury, the 1937 champion, outscored Austora 14 to 8 at Hitchcock Field to reach the final, while Greentree advanced with a 20 to 7 win over the Ramblers on Tuesday.
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Greentree
Austora
Hitchcock Field
Ramblers
Boston Red Sox Buy Two From Little Rock
The Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of two 21 year old players from the Little Rock Club of the Southern Association for an undisclosed sum. Woodrow Rich, a right handed pitcher, and Paul Campbell a left handed first baseman will join the Red Sox next spring.
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Boston Red Sox
Little Rock Club
Southern Association
Woodrow Rich
Paul Campbell
Red Sox
Walsh's 83 Leads Elyria Country Club Scores
Vince Walsh shot an 83 to lead scoring at Elyria Country Club yesterday. Willis Reichard was the runner up with 86, followed by Dir. R. N. Williams 87 Neely Powers 87 Dr. George Hoke 90 and Sonroke 114.
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Elyria Country Club
Willis Reichard
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R. ‘N. Williams
Neely Powers
Dr. George Hoke
Sonroke
Pirates End Reds Pennant Hope With 7-1 Victory
Pirates surge back to topple the Reds 7-1, gaining five games in the pennant race. Klinger solid infield support backs a strong Pirates attack that drove Derringer from the box in the fifth. Cubs move into second after beating Cardinals as Page injures ankle. Giants beat Bees 6-3 as Wittig outpitches MacFayden. Mulcahy shines for Phillies in 6-3 over Brooklyn. Reds slip further as Yankees note a shortened game with Foxx homering twice.
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Lew Volus
Sept
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Reds
Dicb Klinger
Pittsburgh
Paul Derringer
Joachine Winker
Gene Schott
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Vance Page
Joe Martyn
Giants
Golfers Practice For 42nd Annual Amateur Tourney
Pittsburgh hosts the 42nd National Amateur Championship as top players arrive at Oakmont Country Club for practice. Chick Evans Jr. of Chicago, twice winner of national amateur titles, praises Oakmont while Frank Strelac of Brooklyn calls it the finest test golf course. Johnny Goodman, 1937 champion, expected to arrive. other early arrivals include Doernmey, Somerville, and Yates.
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Pitsburgh
Oakmont Commis Club
Chick Evits, Jr
Chicago
Ckmont
Oakmont
Frank Strelaci
Brooklyn
Ogulf
Johnny Goodman
Earl Ant Doermy
Somerville
Toronto
Charley Yates
Aulania
Pitt Line Leads Panther Football Ahead of Season
Pittsburgh reports the line as the constant strength with a potential famed backfield trio of Chickernee Castrane Stebbing and Goldberg. Ends look solid with Fabdan Wolfman returning and Bill Daddie, the nation’s top wingman, aiming for a strong two-year run.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Chickernee
Castrane
Stebbing
Goldberg
Fabdan Wolfman
Bill Daddie
British Curtis Cup Leads as GB Women Hold Edge
Manchester Sept. 3 British women golfers held a lead in the Curtis Cup singles against the United States in the biennial match. GB’s margin was built as Mrs A M Holm Tiernan defeated Estelle Lawson Seger and Green Orcutt beat Elsie Corlett, with Beapt Ars and Wade securing points for the British side.
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Mast
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Atlantic
United States
Bri
Reading
A M. Holm Ci Tiernan
U.S
Estelle Lawson c
Creens
Gura
Green Orcutt
Haworth
Beapt Ars
Jesud
Elsie Corlett
Puett Ware
Philana
City Class A Bowling League Meets Tonight
City Class A Bowling League meets tonight at Elvyia Recreation. Vic Keugman reports the league plans to start Sept. 1 with team captains, representatives, and bowlers expected to attend the session.
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Elvyia Recreation
Vic Keugman
Plane Crash Report Believed Erroneous
A presumed airplane crash near Lake Zoar in the 52 river area was reported yesterday but abandoned today as likely erroneous. Local authorities and witnesses provided fragmented details amid unclear coordinates and no confirmed wreckage or casualties.
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Newton
Lake Zoar
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