May Day in Sports Admits New Teams and Bats Rise
A meeting of district coaches will decide if Academy Central East Right and Warren high schools join District III of the NW PIAL at Meadville. Corry High School left the league long ago, as travel costs forced its exit. Warren bats by Osternard, identical to the old Bingy, are selling well in New York clubs, while Oil City and Frankie echoes revive memories of the “good old days.” Allegheny football star Byham is slated to star on Meadville’s track this season, and Johnny Wilson is targeted for a middleweight bout. Olympic participation rules will bar German and Russian athletes from Paris, with Austria allowed. Moran’s club faces a $50 daily fine for any holdout.
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Ere Academy
Central
East
Warren School
NW Pial
Meadville
Ban Kilo
Samuelstergand Af Warren
New York National Ball Club
New York City
Mr. Osternard
Varesa
Oil City
Frankie
Bill Peet
Pittsburgh Post
Alu
Roy Byham
Allegheny
Corry
Corre Independents
Byham
Trune
Doctor Orth Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Doctor Orth's Great Stomach Prescription as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites testimonials from a Buckeye, Ohio worker who claims rapid relief and renewed health after use, noting the remedy’s long-standing medical pedigree and a 60 year history.
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Fiarkey
Buck Veeek
Ohio
Vuk
Orth
Thomas Downey
Hagen Passes Up Sarazen To Meet British
United Press reports in New York that Walter Hagen will pass Sarazen to meet Britain’s champion in the open championship. Hagen intends to defend his title in England after touring the United States and says his aim is to improve American golf and youth development. He denied a $10,000 side bet challenge with Sarazen and downplayed any immediate match plans.
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Walter Hagen
Sarazen
United Press
New York
Joas
Jock Hotchisen
Walter
United States
England
Hagen
Joe Kirk
Australia
Erland
Ern
Gene Sarazen
Rochester Star
Vasked
Sardnent
Tien
Tagen
Ed Gere
Barnyard Golf Launched Again In Tannery Contest
Horseshoe pitching in Carry 1 sparked a t annery competition organized by William Sh hus to select the best team for the new league. A dress show by a winning member prompted hopes the event will kick off a season that last year’s champions may repeat, with belief that a strong start leads to a strong finish.
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William Sh Hus
Small Boys Class Thursday at the Washington street hill grounds
The Tommunity Servicr Gunness Class held its first indoor session yesterday afternoon alongside a hot contest between Giants and Yankeen. The Giants edged the Yankeen 21 to 20 as 16 of their runs came in the final three innings, with the indoor class planned to continue when possible on Washington Street hill grounds.
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Tommunity
Giants
Yankeen
Ron
Cass
Washington Street Hill
Girl Scout Leaders Meet Form New Local Club
The Girl Scout Leaders met last night to form a Scout Leaders' club. Mrs Gall Kamp was elected chairman and a constitution was adopted. A Girl Scout Troop Committee was nominated to oversee Scout work. Mr. Barnes was chosen chair, with Ray M. Ashton, Meg. Keele, Mrs. Giblin, Mrs. Weacken, Mrs. P. G. Wood, Mrs. J. P. Austin and Mrs. L. R. Bliss named in the group.
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Theaii Scoue
Ana Neuen
Anty
Scout Leaders
Gall Kamp
Tommltes
Vluti
Cid
Barnes
Ray M6. Ashton
Meg. Keele
Mra. Giblin
Infrs
de. Weacken
Mts
PG. Wood
J. P. Austin
L. R. Bliss
High Five Raymond Contest Tonight at Indoor Court
The two rival teams, High Five and Raymond, collide in a tightly matched showdown for the indoor court title. A near sold-out crowd is expected as both sides aim to seize victory in a high-stakes game and settle a recent rivalry with decisive action.
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Bosh
Bar Paddock From Olympiad Delayed in Paris Debate
A convoluted report notes Bar Paddock from the Olympiad facing obstacles at a Paris venue. The piece references committees, university affiliations, and international participation, with mentions of South Pacific groups and various figures in education and sport.
Old Fashioned Slugging Bee Highlights and Odds
A sprawling recap mixes home run feats with boxing and local odds. Mentions include Willy Walker and Robt worth, Evansville hits, Pirates’ big score, and a note on a broken ankle affecting a star’s opening game. Also references various city bets, venues, and trainery chatter, all framed in a busy sports page tone.
Back Pain Remedies Promoted by Local Clinic Trial
A garbled 1920s style advertisement touts Dr Plerve s Anourig tablets and Perce Anithie tablets from the Gliden Medical DUCavers line. It claims relief for backache and headaches with trial packages offered at the Piesco s Invalid Hotel in Hidtto NY. The copy markets UC rights and notes testimonials from locals like Uncle Joe and Wom Chapman.
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Engeyea
Plerwo
Rallate
Bright
Pyeree
Gaston
Tir
Gilden Medical
Win Chapman
Hofi
Suni
de Piesco
Invalid
Hidtto
N.Y
Anuirio
Sneitiea
Adview
Taxation debate and public expenditures rise in 1900 era
A garbled historical note discusses taxation and public spending trends since 1900. It references lead terms about taxation, industry, state budgets, and proposed measures, mentioning reformers and fiscal arguments amid a period of political debate.
Fragmentary World War II Era Cipher Text
The readable parts describe disjointed references to nations and conflict, mentioning the USA and Europe. The garbled lines suggest a wartime context with scattered phrases about battles, investigations, and political tension, though specific events, dates, or names remain obscured.
Unclear fragmentary notice of a local event
Fragmentary OCR text references a marriage notice, publication timing, local names, and a Sunday event. readable portions mention Erie, Eval, Rus, Thayer, Mrs. G, and Frank Bal, with no coherent details or dates.
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Erie
Eval
Rus
Sunda
Thayer
Frank T. Bal
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