Yankees Cry for Help as Trading Season Nears End
Yankees face a bleak market as the 1929 trade period closes in three days. Davis J. Walsh notes the American League’s skepticism toward New York, with few major moves anticipated and the Yankees left to fend largely on their own. Giants, Dodgers, and White Sox are mentioned in possible talks, but no decisive deals emerge as the championship club risks decline.
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Davis J. Walsh
FN. S. Sports
New York
Dans
New York Yankees
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Hadley
Washington
Griffifth
Ben Paschal
Grift
Tra Flagstead
Edlley
City of Washington
Griff
Red Sox
Ed Morris
Boston Club
White Sox
Indians
Athletics
Carly
Shite Park
Browns
Tigers
Altho
Shortstop
McGraw
Dodgers
McWeeney
Henline
Reds
Donahue
Kalp
Zitzmann
Giants
Thompson
Phillies
Philles
Schmeling’s Charity Fight Hangs On Pact Terms
In New York on June 12, Arthur Bulow Schmeling’s original manager threatened injunctions to prevent the Schmeling Paolino Uzendun heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium on June 27 unless terms and conditions of the fight are clarified. The Madison Square Garden corporation advertised Schmeling’s appearance without Bulow’s consultation, though the New York state athletic commission recognizes Bulow as Schmeling’s manager. William F. Carey, MSG president, advised Bulow through lawyers to act promptly.
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New York
U.2
Mas Schmeling-Paolino Uzendun
Yankee Stadium
Arthur Bulow
Bulow
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sehmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Bi Set
Wiliam F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Reigh Count to Return Home for Retirement
New York, June 12. Reigh Count, the 1928 Kentucky Derby winner, recently victorious in England’s Coronation Cup, is slated for shipment back to the United States on June 82 and will retire to stud, as per two cablegrams from owner John D. Hertz of Chicago.
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New York
England
United States
John D. Hertz
Chicago
Fights Last Night Report From Various Cities
Cincinnati Fredd y Miller outpointed Ldidie O Dowd. Cleveland Billy Wallace outpointed Eddie Anderson. New York Jack Berg and Blanislaus Losyza drew. Los Angeles Bud Taylor tied with Goldin Hess. multiple cities reported boxing results with several nontame venues.
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Anssciated Prey
Cincinnati
Freddy Miller
Cincin
Nati
Ldidie O'Dowd
Columba
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Cleve
Land
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
New York
Jack Berg
England
Blanislaus Losyza
Chile
Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Taylor
Torres Haute
Ind
Goldin Hess
Odeon Park
Worth Studying united Waterloo high school athletics plan
The idea of merging the two rival Waterloo high schools to field one football, basketball, and track program is considered. A single athletic director could cut costs, raise team power, and end East West rivalries, but board support and feasibility remain uncertain.
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Waterloo
Isral
Tayo
Cesar Rapids
Washington High School
Grant High
Altho
West High
New Tiger Player Is Money Holdout
Detroit reports star shortstop George Westling of the Portland team, purchased by the Tigers, has not reported and is withholding part of the sale price. Westling refused to discuss his delay, with Portland's refusal to split the price cited as his grievance. MecTIGUE TO MANAGE, New York, June 13. Mika McTigue, former light heavyweight champion who recently retired, will begin managing boxing as he has secured a New York State Athletic Commission license.
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Detroit
Mid
George Westling
Portland
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Tiger
Westling
St. Lids
Tigers
Mectigue
New York
Mika McTigue
New York State Athletic Commission
George Simpson
Ohio State
Slagg Flell
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Uutson
Dennison
Grooge Simpson
Bracey
Rice Institute
Leland
Yexay Christian
Wilcox
Kansas
Faoonine
Loyola of
New Orleans
Davenport Dodgers Take Final in Burlington Series
The Davenport Blue Sox completed a three game sweep at Burlington by winning the final game of the series. Davenport overcame an early Burlington lead, with strong hitting from Fleury and Kender, to beat Leiner and seal the 4-1 victory.
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Burlington
Blue Sox
Davenport
Leiner
Davenpart
Abrhfore Nydant
Fleary
Henne
Mon Flere
Oranda Farger
Kurata
Ewlers
Po. l
Chernalzet
Jrlengyp
Borkman
Svsvees
Burtogon
Fleury
Kender
Olechoizer
Kamerun
Lehner
Staler
Parker
Felury
Kuzma
Henpire
Kisma
Armstrong
Kendee
Tierka
Hendee
Brofi
Renner
Young
Ehlers
Witte
Broft
MacDonald
Wits
Mac Donald
Pliever
Lehnery
Kusama
Mac- Donalds
Hali Toy Broftus
Hali Toy Broftus Wilt Pireh, Bhiersobatk, Lebners Emnning
Balersi Insiog
Lenner
Oynpires
Osterman
Graham
Tine
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL RESULTS AND STANDINGS ACROSS LEAGUES
Yesterday's results span the Mississippi Valley League and Western League with Davenport, Burlington, Waterloo, and Dubuque in action. Standings show Keokuk and Dubuque near the middle as Pittsburgh and New York vie atop their circuits.
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Suississippy Valley League
W. L. Pet
Molina
BSG IR
Tsland Ib
Burlton
Keokuk
Dubuque
Dav
Port
Waterlon
Adsig
Rapids
Davenport
Burlington Ordar
Waterloo
Moline
Dubuyip
Smationa League
New York
Chyeltamach
Piteshuren GiBronkiyiy
Philadelphia American League
W.L. Pet
WL. Pet
Philadel
Clevel
N. York
Houwash' Ton TR Ghant
Detroit
Boston
L. Louis Wrahington
Cleveland
Detroit Ce
Peeere Privadriphia
American Association
Soumbus
Westerda ES
Louisville
Baseball Scores and Player Highlights From A Fragment
A damaged OCR item lists various teams and players with scattered stats including Phillies Cards Tigers and Yanks. Mentions hits, runs, and batters like Freeh Klein Combs and Metzler, but many names are garbled. reads like a partial league recap with unclear outcomes.
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O' Men
Phillies
Douthit
Hotex
Frierh
Caras
Douhits
Freeh
Frisen
Momers
Klein
Hatey
Cords
Lasche and Frank Battle Today for Prep Golf Crown
John Lasche of St. Marys and Nick Frank of East High meet in the Black Hawk county inter scholastic golf final at Sunnyside Country Club after morning and afternoon wins. Lasche beat Dick Graham 3 and 3 in the semifinal and Frank edged Ralph Harmon 1 up. The final, 18 holes, will crown the champion with Bart Licht presenting trophies.
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John Lasche
St. Mary's
Nick Frank
East High Spheal Inks
Black Hawk County
Sunnyside Country
Lasche
Dick Graham
West High
Frank
Ralph Harmon
Old Rose
Black Links
Bart Licht
Mameuip
Norelius and Meany Suspended by A U for Amateur Violations
New York June 9 heavy hand of the Amateur Athletic Union falls on Olympic champions Martha Norelius and Helen Meany. Norelius receives an indefinite suspension while Meany is ruled ineligible to compete as an amateur by the AAU registration committee. The AAU had previously suspended Ray Barbuti in February after he charged officials paid extra prize money to star performers.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Martha Norelius
Helen Mean
Miss Norellus
Miss Meany
Ray Barbuth
Bayuk's Havana Ribbon Five Cent Cigar Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Bayuk's Havana Ribbon as a premium five cent cigar with long filler, smooth mild flavor, and cool smoke. It claims no catch, markets affordability across counters, and notes five cigar packs and Paclet Packages are available widely.
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Missouri
Bayuk
Haven
Kipke Returns as Michigan Head Football Coach
Ann Arbor announces Kipke will return to Michigan as head football coach next fall. His resignation from Michigan State College in East Lansing, where a three year contract remained, has been accepted. Fielding H. Yost confirmed Kipke's selection to succeed Elton E. Wieman, who was removed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Herry G. Kipke
University of Michigan
Michigan
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Kipke
Fielding H. Yost
Elton E. Wieman
Yost
Mike Howard Wins Heavyweight Clash at Town
Mike Howard, University of Town wrestling instructor and state heavyweight claimant, defeated Earl Wampler of Scranton in straight falls. He secured the first fall in 30 minutes and the second in 14, both by body chancery.
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Mike Howard
Jefferson
University of Town
Mattle
Earl Wampler
Scranton
Howard
Arlington Wins Big Over Hawkeye in Home Debut
Arlington baseball club defeated Hawkeye 5 to 1 in Arlington Iowa on June 12. It marked the home club's first victory of the season.
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Arlington
Arlington Baseball Club
Hawkeye Here
Sunisy
Waterloo Hawks Open Home Stand With Genin Club
Waterloo returns home after 12 road days to renew the Hawks campaign amid storm damage at the park. Rock Island visits as Genin seeks a winning run after six straight losses, while the Knotholers Gang of 500 schoolboys fills a bleacher section.
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Cletus Dixon
Hawks
Couriers
Bob Williams
Rock Island
Walter Genin
Knotholers
Knothole Gang
Y's Men's Club
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