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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1923
Page
2
Worry over Teddy Myers of Fit filo and Charlie O Conny of Cleve Iasi as third meeting nears. Buffalo hosts junior lightweight bout amid a busy sports week with college basketball and boxing notes from Kansas to New York.
A fragmented OCR passage notes parrots exercising bills and a curious discussion of coinage and value in a colonial dialect. It mentions logs for confined birds, soft or decayed wood blocks, and a peculiar reference to one one-hundredth part of a dollar and a jennylyn bronze Hug. The text blends animal welfare with stray monetary terms and language quirks.
A garbled report notes three homers powering the New York Yankees to victory over the Brooklyn Robins aided by Hal Monet and Joe Duxit with Babe Ruth among hitters. Mentions of Jimmy Connell facing Memphis and a Giants miscue, plus other scattered baseball items from the era, appear in a jumbled recount of multiple games and teams across cities such as Memphis Evansville Kansas City Montgomery Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Reports from Saturday games show Scout troops competing in volley ball with Rosy highlighted as top scorer for the winners while the Raptiat and Taulnserial Leagues standings shift. Catholics beat Methodists two straight 156 and 15 12, altering the Boy Scout League table with Presbyterians and Baptists trailing and Episcopal poised to rise after upcoming matches.
The Ajax nine may be sole diamond in the city race as managers weigh season plans. Officials consider reorganizing the squad with a focus on strength and independence, aiming to bolster performance and push past earlier limits.
An event listing mentions a banquet for industrials this evening. The text is garbled but indicates a gathering or celebration with attendees and officials.
A garbled 1920s sports recount praises Babe Ruth as a supreme hitter. The piece uses vivid, if jumbled, language to describe Ruth's power and fame, mentioning feats, opponents, and public adoration. It reads like a tribute to Ruth during his peak years, noting his influence on fans and the game.
The fragmentary text references criticisms of a public figure and mentions Andrew B. Morelves, a chiropractor in Corry, Pa. The passage is highly garbled with incomplete sentences, obscure names, and stray phrases about accusations, army of critics, and potential political commentary.
A fragmented note references a United Nations issue about security barriers and free movement. It mentions potential changes to border zones and unspecified protests or policies affecting access and control. Further readable details are limited.
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