Unclear cricket score snippet with multiple misread names
Fragmentary OCR passage lists several players and scores with errors. It mentions innings details and a tense moment but the exact game, teams, and outcomes are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR passage lists several players and scores with errors. It mentions innings details and a tense moment but the exact game, teams, and outcomes are unreadable.
Wourge PLCR recounts how the Mandan and other tribes shaped an advanced corn culture from spring plantings to winter storage. The piece describes maize as central to native life, agriculture, and ceremonies, noting early settlers learned corn use and that Indian farming thrived despite pests and frontier pressures.
The schedule lists 4:30 Mike Douglas with Arthur Schlesinger and June Valli, 5:00 Five O'clock Movie A Cry In the Night, 4:05 Ain't Misbehaving, 2:30 Daniel Boone color, 4:00 Troop color, 9:00 Branded color, 9:90 Dragnet color, 10:00 Stage 67 A Time for Laughter, 11:15 Stu Later Deep Waters, 11:30 Late Show Back From Eternity with Robert Ryan and Eve.
The 2002 England trial features South Alan Truscott opening with a forcing two bid and reaching slam in notrump. North-South struggle to stop it as Truscott wins the spade ace, cashes seven clubs, and exits with diamond seven while East miscreates signaling. West discards to avoid being forced, leaving a decisive endgame after eight tricks.
The page shows a jumbled crossword list with erroneous spellings and scattered clues like tuba and Greek letters, mixed numbers, and partial phrases. It reads as an OCR garble from a King Features Syndicate puzzle page with incomplete entries and misprints.
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