Today in Sport Big throng forecast for heavy hitting events
A crowded slate features a high stakes basketball clash between Warren Transits and Union City, with fans eager for a decisive third game at the State Armory. National League notes tag Pirates and Cubs as dangerous batters while Company A bowls tourney advances. The Inter-State Baseball League context hints at a busy week with multiple teams seeking final spots and a Sunday meeting in Warren slated to determine sites and lineups.
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Pirates
United Press
Los Angeles
Cubs
AB Rus
Lu'sever Minor
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cimrmand Ploithy
Insensiuas
Ed Hildum
The
Warren ‘Times
Mirror
Wilabyen
Sialf
Warren
Simday
Mason
Othrams
Ageko
Adamet Yi
Fiesini
Ibier
Casa
Rosenbloom Loses Narrow Bout in Buffalo
Maxie Rosenbloom, New Yorker and former light heavyweight champion, fought Lou Bevan in Buffalo in his first bout since claiming the undisputed title. The judges favored Bevan 3 to 2, with one judge dissenting, as Rosenbloom showed fight but could not overcome Bevan's effective scoring.
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United Press
Bufralo
Maxie Rosenbloom
New Yorks
Lastaaight
Lou Bevan
Billo
Resenbloom
Wee
Feferus Jimmy Godlrich
Je VF
Judes
Tor Seesq
Rosenblowim Tesas
Reeinbloomsenane Oul
Sharkey Off To Winning Start In Montreal Exhibition
Montreal reports describe heavyweight Sharkey, famed Boston champion, opening with sparring drills and loud crowd expectations ahead of a planned bout with giant Italian contender Prima Carneta. The exhibition showed his power as he faced French Canadian fans while promoters sought to showcase his return to form.
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United Press Montreal
Ditek Harkey
Boston
Nay
Prima Carneta
Giant Litian
Sharkey
Atenti
Shyrkay Hegan
Rayo
Parody of a 1930s baseball season preview
A garbled, era reflecting sports page discusses baseball giants and team management. The piece critiques managers and players while mentioning names like Bill Terry and McCarthy, reflecting old time rhetoric on pitching strategy and team hits. It reads as a fragmented snapshot of press coverage.
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Henry McLemore
United Ress
Sta
New York
Ionen
Rato Gs
Nyerrabe
Ole Af
New York Giants
Glvabe
Mt AL
Bill Terry
Bill Peny
Dame Bal ‘Perry
Giants
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Nobory
Wallian’s
Beagup
Pallins Nhe
Fay AW Bia
Billevo
Cumnin Musk
Gibby Strett
Enavlie Som
Foy McCarthy
McCarthy
Bonin Bush
Chasey
Nasetall
Ninetenthy
Romain
Tournament opening games set for Wednesday night draws
Opening round pairings announced for the Company A Basketball Tournament at the State Armory with eight teams, Wednesday games start at 7 o clock. Semi final draws follow Thursday, with winners advancing to Friday finals and a large silver cup awarded to the champion.
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State Armory
Buutchmen
Metz
Orfer
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Company A
Corey
Hitz
Heserves
Union City
Mets Barbers
Corry
Biinhory
Clyower
Youngsville Sterling
Sugar Grove
Wrishraville
Uno
Tyro
Heryoeti
Chymery
Preetine
Bia East
Don DelAcin
Farmer
Magee
Fiba
Pivet
Mio Dillehau
Wells
Tao
Bolsten
Jos] Kitts
Motz
Custer
Kester
Tovlel
Bulow
Rove
Lang
Spero
Besun
Wriehisville
Jonisot
Tow
Lowe
Stried
Dieter
Jones
Chase
Allen
Kim Guy
Pean
Perkins
Brake
Mitkie
Wall
Siar
Huntin
Parches
SUSAP
Greve Agnott
Brill and Erie Boy Secure A. A. Boxing Titles
Eight new champions crowned in Allegheny Athletic Association senior division in Pittsburgh. Nick Malloy of Duquesne defeated John Cons of Pittsburgh in a three round heavyweight final. Other winners included George Bittner over George Price, AY Quail over Jack Schricker, Hilhiard Ambrosi over Timmy Campbell, William Eley over George Julius, Leo Sweeney over Henry Widow, Sammy Angott over Pony Ge More, Snooley Brill over Joe Sulle. All bouts lasted three rounds except Angott which went longer.
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United Press Plopsburgh
Allegheny Btountein Association
A. A
Touirnignts
Nick Malloy
Duquesne
Jonn Cons
Pittsburgh
Aiher Ghartplona
George Bittner
Newdalem
George Price
Presii
AY Quail
Jack Schricker
Hilhiard Ambrosi
Timmy Campbell
William Eley
New Salem
George Julius
Leo Sweeney
Hany Iiwidd
Pitts Twich
Sammy Angott
Washington
Pony Ge More
Pittstesh
Snooley Brill
Joe Sulle
Pittaburgh
Records Fall As Milwaukee Keglers Roll
Milwaukee bowlers set new marks with Zunker and Frnkovic totaling 1445 in doubles. Zunker struck 258 267 225 to 730, while Frnkovic added 715, boosting the all events tally to 4080 surpassing previous records. other results from New York Buffalo and Pittsburgh rounds listed with multiple matchups and scores.
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Milwaukee
Cil Zunker
Columbus
Hig American Howling Congress
Gl Zunker
Rank Frnkovic
Zunker
Clarence
Marcy Thoma
Chicago
Hideket
Phex
Wa Tall
ABC
Billy Kuo
Philadelphia
Minywauker
Zinker
Tlay
Edinboro Wins Over Cleaners in Erie Finals
Edinboro defeats Leaven’s Cleaners 80 to 52 in the Erie finals of a nine-year basketball tournament. Pete Namils led early scoring, with Joe Restifo and Deacon Stankey adding key baskets as Edinboro pulled away in the third quarter to secure the win.
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Edinboro
Cleaners
Erie
Levin’s Cleaners
ORIG
WBS
Am Erie Couet
Levin
Huelie
Miinburd
Vonitiet
Rlimas
Joe Restifo
Ani
Stankey
Blankey
Voluntary Rail Pay Slash Rejected in Chicago
Chicago April 4 union representatives and railroad officials failed to agree on a voluntary pay reduction plan that would deduct one sixth of workers wages. The attempt to enforce the measure appeared doomed after mediation.
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United Press
Chicago
Gengsal Railroad
Guadiator
Washingwon
Wrestler Getzewick Wins Title After Dramatic Clash
A chaotic wrestling match centers on Getzewick who clashed with Browning and finally claimed the title amid fanfare. The bout included a tense sequence as Browning challenged Getzewick and the champion prevailed, leaving the crowd buzzing about the controversial finish and Getzewick’s push to cement his status.
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Lin
Ess
Pey
Grteewich
Jmid-Neoflirm
Eile
Titular Game To Decide NW Pennsylvania Championship Today
Negotiations for a third game between the Union City Ritz Five and Warren Transits near complete. A deciding Friday night bout at the State Armory would settle the professional basketball northwestern Pennsylvania title, though Archibald of the Transits favors not playing a neutral site clash.
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Ritz Five
Union City
Warren
State Armory
Watren
Union City Ritz Pennsylvanians
Pennsylvania
Finpe
Archibald
Transits
Wapgen Times-Mirror
Theo
Arphibald
Trensit
Lave
Bath
Siti
Compromise on Sunday Sports Await Senate Action
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania House approved a conference committee plan on Sunday sports licensing. The plan lets voters in each municipality decide on Sunday afternoon football and baseball licensing between two and six p.m. The measure assigns local authority to set admission and sporting fees, with city and township differences. A separate line mentions old Spanish coins found and a jail-time incident, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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House
Senate
United Prose
Harrisburg
Bennsylvania
House of Te Genel
Assim Uly Spemuily
Yelbale
Philidelphia
Hmiliebureh
Fiat
Agung
Lind
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Corr Publial Investri by Cu Fitteer Advertia appears in this fragment noting a publication related item. The text is garbled and reads as a cipher of a potential notice or advertisement. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible from the readable portions.
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Fragmentary text yields unclear historic headline
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent names, places, or events to identify a person, organization, date, or outcome. No verifiable facts emerge to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
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Warren ‘Transits
Union City Rite Pennsylvanians
Tran- Sutspire
City Capers
Supremiauy
Northwesters Peninsylvania
Watrren
Ritz
Umey City
Carry Jamestown
Keister Col Bate Hepters
Carry-Jamestown
Raymonds
Wessters
Secord
Seesays
A. B.C
Ohm
Ohio
Senfeld Oils
Cleveland
Shang Mercurie
Ab.c
Rosenblims
Agi
Cleve
Feday
Warren ‘Transit
Evie
Primo
Attara
London
Promis
Primd ci Hore
wigaTitie
Fehter Sind
Vensini
Seimo
Tin Brewnins
Threg
Nick Lise
South Lend
Ratwin
Siow Stein
Newark
Nod
Sam
Canindi
Diequilification
Jul Malerecier
Ihoa
Mikin Mulzarsky
Yury Hoobnets
Klatioma
Ir Panny Serpolls
Littin- Anis
Paul Jonem
Heads
Pgeher
Brypilya
Firey
Bill Nekson
Stu Lowh
Averett Marshall
Aoni
Gene Laidous
Cann
Dans Kampfer
Chivagu
Teny Sraatiantigih
Ranene
veniEer Rotcht
Bat Ute Haagen
Hobby Oifard
Tanips
Fis
Middhewenshi
Minky
Shex
Chigagy
Fohnny
Terry
Postsneuth
Trio
Nabeyesehibe
Drews
Peay
Latkes Shao
Thi Coufields
Wil May
Mike Bowie
Ehendon
Pullade' Pit
Johny Fila
Yin Hu Renewhe
Holly Tery
Jay Minceton
South
Opango
Doren Anutt
Beth Koel
Iguele
Lex Nantes
BRILL
EGHT
Sisnistatts Sonys
Chile
Millie Shapira
Tom Walsh
Tiggins
Sc'anton
Bob Pietsch
Ili
Germany
Duteur
Paul Armantio
Philippines
Tubnny Laide
Ibys
Philipines
Ralph Gittone
Pittsburg
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Alabama
Dover
Carl Montehard
Browning
Getzewick
Tiny Mt Widnes
Unipertenianiih
Anchi
Ainderston
Corary
Corr
Magare
Edita
Isa
Mur
Jude
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