Major Leagues Await Welcome Day Play Ball
Milwaukee bowlers led a strong showing at the 33rd American Bowling Congress tournament closing in Columbus. Five-man-Flily Opticians of Covington Ky won team honors with 021, Earl Hewitt of Erie claimed top all events score 719, while Zinker and Benkovit set a new all time mark with 1429 in the all events. Other event winners included Paul Webmeister of Chicago 289 in singles and Pariss Billiards Erie achieving 1113 in high single for five-man.
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United Press Columbus
American Bowling Congress
Tol
Flily Opticians
Covington
Twoman
Gil Zinker
Frank Benkovit
Milwauks
Earl Hewitt
Erie
Parris Billiards
Manuel Wagmier
al Hangen
Elizabeth
N. Ty
Paul Webmeister
Chicago
Seailers
G. Zunter
Milwaukee
AL Brandt
Logkport
E. Scott
Ft. Wayns
Ind
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Today in Sport notes stray into many games and names
A sprawling, fragmentary sports page notes Grovy potentially playing with York High after Easter and tracks various athletes and teams. It mentions Charley Keating endorsing Dessal, the York team, and focuses on Dan Dorval, Prankie Parker, tips from Erie promoter Louis Norman, and upsets in tennis, golf, rifle shooting, and bowling plus looming baseball broadcasts and fishing notes.
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Grovy
York
Verne
Charley' Keating
Dessal
New York Giant
Charley
Squire Jvith Dessau
Corry Boy
Louis Norman
Mrie
Erie
Warren
Emporium
St. Marys
Jack Dorval
Dorval
Pennsylvania Mountains
New England
Dailey
Erie Imp
Whit Champion Faces Difficult Road To Crown
A garbled New York sports column describes Whit’s arrival from California to promote a heavyweight bout. It references Ma Baer, Dempsey, Schmeling, and a tumultuous scene with quotes about fame, lawsuits, and training plans. The piece hints at a future clash and public interest surrounding the heavyweight title.
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New York
Thees
Jick Dempsey
Ma Baer
Californ
Mas Schmeling
Galifornia
Dempsey
Hell
California
Sharkey
Ain
Livermore
Bilie
Henry Hall
Gueas
Ehels
Mather
Dempaig
Durey
Bao Iyches
Illinois Bans Wrestling After Chicago Fiasco
The Illinois athletic commission voted unanimously to ban wrestling for an indefinite period. The decision follows a contentious title bout at Chicago Stadium between Jon Savolli and Londos, with protests and disputed rulings cited by officials and promoters.
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Ciicago
Apell
Uinioia Athletic Commission
Sancti
Doc Krone
Bugs Shot
Strangler! Lewis
Jim Browning
Tetals
Jon Savolus
Notre Dame
Fayball Stan
Dims Londes
Chicago
Landon
Widenci
Bob Managolf
Actinn
Earings
Adlorasys
Savolli
Lonnes Aind
Fll
Landes
Londas
Manto
George Gets
Trine
Garland
Sayolli
Tividin
Natitinal Wrestling Association
Ariel Th
Londos
Ehan
Opening Day Batteries Opening Day Batteries
Opening day lineups across the American and National Leagues are listed with pitchers and catchers for teams including New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Boston Brooklyn and others. The report mixes player names and positions in a dense OCR style with many errors and unclear entries.
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New York
Issebattorias
Foultoye Am
Bouton
Andreyes
Bypeh
Dew York
Gomes
Dickey
Philadelphia
Geoverd Cochrane
Washington
Gyowiha
Sewell
Clevelani
Brown and Spencer
Beslowe
Rayworth
Chicago
Lyons and
Grube
St Foils
Halley
Jerre Millony
Nok York
Hubbell
Manewso
Boston
Betts
Magan
Brooklyn
Clare Ant Lopez
Enlmielphia
Rhem
Dave Faltebern
Gwitt
Giben
Cimerapati
Johmson
Lombardi
SL Layig
Deapanil
J. Wilson
Nobless
Warneke Uc Hartuste
Magnates Pessimistic Outlook Looms Over Gate
National League faces a tight pennant race with five clubs Chicago Pirates Brooklyn St. Louis and Philadelphia challenging defense in a season opener context. American League hopes fade for the Yankees as Philadelphia Washington Cleveland aim to check their dominance in a cautious 1920s tone.
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National League
Senators
Indians
Yankees
Reed Sailing for United States Meet in May
In New York on April 11 Seumyn Wintent of Singlanu will sail for the United States to compete in the Olympic tomars Form at a UHL meet. The world's championship title is likely to be decided in May 72. Ghoublateas are set to arrive from Cuba tomorrow, with the Garden noting potential postponement by a few weeks.
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York
Seumyn Wintent
Singlanu
United States
Magisin Square Garden
Ghoublateas
Cuba
Sportsmen Hear Game Commissioner at City Supper
Lipyad Meerafox president announces a big supper meeting at the Presbyterian gym Wednesday evening. A Hunter Willis of the Pennsylvania State Game Commission will be chief speaker. Other speakers include Game Protector Schmidt of Erie County and A G Buller superintendent of the State Fish Hatchery. Outdoor life reels will close the program and a discussion of the club's yearly plans is expected.
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Lipyad
Baseball meeting called for tonight at Municipal building
Officers and members of the advisory board of the Corry Merchants' baseball club are summoned tonight at the Municipal building at o'clock to discuss plans for the season. Several items of interest will be considered, and club officers are urged to attend for essential decisions.
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Corry Merchants’ Baseball Bhll
Seaaous
Millers Begin Defense of 1932 A A Title
Kansas City report notes opening games as the American Association resumes with Louisville Indianapolis Tolono and Columbus. The Minneapolis Millers, 1932 champions, face Columbus. St Paul plays Toledo. Kansas City meets Joliet. and Toledo hosts Milwaukee. A new system pits eastern and western champions in September for the league title.
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United Press
Kansas City
American Association
Tollay
Louisville
Indianapolis
Tolono
Columbs
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Joviaville
Tcitngnglis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Rangers Hope To End Series In Stanley Cup Final
New York Rangers aim to seal the Stanley Cup in the finals against Toronto after taking a 2 0 lead in the series. The club, energized by Lester Patrick, seeks a third straight win to claim the trophy first won in 1928 as Toronto battles to force more games.
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Toronto
Apa i
Thronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Hitle
Andy Aitkenhear
Sisner
Arking
Ranger
Lester Patrick
Rangers
Valerjin Minsiger
Kid Cocoa Trains in Reverse Gear in Heaven Match
Fragmented text outlines Kid Cocoa practicing reverse movement and backward stepping amid a chaotic scene. Mentions Th-isul Corot and Himesh in an unclear, sportlike context with references to fights and uncertain outcomes.
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Isul Corot
Himesh
Huby
Fragmented Chita Hed Paper Note
Fragmented OCR text describes a Central venue event with veil and rent details. Names and precise facts are unreadable. The readable portions suggest discussions of paper, wire and gaming themes, with unclear dates or participants. Further clarification needed for a coherent summary.
Clint Brown To Pitch Opener For Cleveland Indians
Cleveland manager Roger Peakinpaugh announced Clint Brown will likely start the opening game for the Indians in Detroit on Wednesday. The lineup at shortstop remains unsettled with Johnny Burnett and Ed Knickerbocker as possible candidates amid question of who will claim the position.
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Dire Alphas
Gorgy Chapte
Agate
Yom
Erie
Lusi Rhe
Evin Alpiring
Toad
Presbyterian
Gerry Alpitas
Parmar
Fay Mountain
Jacksons
Paulson
Uil Dy Erie Alphas
Weidnes
Lucwie
Bowes
Ui Hess
Russell
MenAmbore
Schauge
Ui Shannan
Durst
Corry
Erie H
Bcs
Rotzer
Schau
Brown
Clevellina Indians
Detroit
Roger Perkinpaugh
Peekinpaugh
Johny Burnett
Eit Knickerbocker
Toledo
Plans for 1933 Season at Gorey Country Club
Plans for the 1838 season at the Gorey Country Club are to be mapped at an early directors meeting. No formal call issued by President Stewart yet. Tony Joy, a Youngstown youth, managed the disks of the pro and may be retained for 1933. Weather has improved enabling more play. likely to hire more pros as opening approaches.
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jCony Country Club
Gorey Country Cluir
Stewart
Tony Joy
Youngstown
Tassuzon
Timate
Ineir
Peanut Stand Last Venture For Ay Tell Ata Tel
San Francisco April 1 A peanut stand marks the final venture of Ay tel a former world bantamweight champion and idol to American fight fans. Blind for years he appeared before the police commission seeking a permit to sell peanuts in front of prize fight auditoriums. Commissioners granted him a license noting Attell is a brother of former featherweight champion Alberttell.
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San Francisco
Mon- Uc Atel
Altel
Attell
Alberttell
Pittsburgs-Teuldy Yarosy Knocks Out Di Vidi in Five
In a ten round World title bout at Motor Square Garden Pittsburgs-Teuldy Yarosy 152 anes Pa stops Andy Di Vidi 14812 New York by technical knockout in the fifth round Also Braddock Ps scores a win over Edouerde Dunery 14% in Ps Braddock region Pritts Zivic defeats Wddie Brannon in a knockout tied contest Fights feature numerous regional fighters across multiple locations with several draws and tech knockouts reported.
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Pittsburgs
Teuldy Yarosy
Anes
Andy di Vidi
New York
Motor Square Garden
Joey Marcus
Braddock
Edouerde Dunery
Pritts Zivic
Prittsbisch
Wddie Brannon
Pittie Purell
Tie Phillips
Charleroi
Waycross
Ray
Lai
Tampa
Baseball Commissioner McLain to Attend Detroit Opening
Landis at Detroit Chicago April 1K McLain baseball commissioner will attend the Cleveland Detroit American League opening in Detroit Autry He here late yesterday
Fragmented OCR: Local Notice Yields Sparse Details
Readable fragments describe a local public notice with unclear actions and limited specifics. Names, dates, and places are obscured, leaving only scattered references to a possible action and involved officials.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear business text with mixed phrases
The readable portion hints at a business theme with mentions of competition, growth, and efficiency. Key terms include business, prime, dye, and governance, but the overall meaning remains obscure due to garbled phrasing.
HAZAR Tt Mobile Drive Causes Partial Vehicle Halt
An unclear note describes a vehicle in motion needing to stop after a distant trigger. It mentions a twenty mile approach, one hour timing, and a four speed system, with references to a RO seat and a triggering foot action.
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Hazar Tt
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Milwaukery
Prankie Parker
New Orlsins
Sash
Wnth
George Lott
Houston
Mayville
Howard Shee
Harry Held
Interstate Baseball League
Paul J.doc) Downey
Roy
Myio
Walnut Creek
Loder
Merl Israelson
Athletic
Cleveland
Johnny’s
Gallary
Aero Supply
C. Jamestown
See-Jays
Pirates
Porkies Field
Pancoagt
Te Public Ledger
Uown Gaailvahies
Steans Reneins
Pungoust
Stabe
Peninsylvania Army
Suny
Schopl
Piste
Bath
Tye Tigers
Stan Fintris
Ios Dhoyl Cormen
Ubal de Raua
Sienriis
Minneapols Club
Iid Anmeridan Association
Syhom
Sean
Washington Street
Jim Anes
Henry McLemore
Illinois
Londos-Savoldi
Jack Guddy
United Pros
Tomor Ware
Sinter
Black Sox
Joby A. Heyuler
Nulimal League
Hsydier
Citzens
Heydleringy
Sally
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pala
Delpits
Hoyelor
New York Yankees
Phildelphia
Glaveland
Teague
Kiwanis Club
Dungiess
Kiwanis
Senies Ware
Gal Greene
Hanmer
VanTaseal
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Tan
Wandica
Graham
Meerdini
Shuss
Watson
U.S
the Reed
Martin
Tio
Elisely
Meio
Sportsmen
Millers
American Association Removes Ltd
Kidcocoa
Cerne Renta
Erie Alphas
Clint Brown
Pro
Aytell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Orny
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Nur
Bringia
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