Rangers Capture World Hockey Title in Overtime
New York Rangers captain Bill Cobbe scored the sudden death goal 7 minutes 3 seconds into overtime, lifting the Rangers to a 1-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs at Maple Leaf Garden. The victory clinched the best three of five series as Toronto had only one win. Nearly 15,000 fans witnessed the Rangers reclaim the Stanley Cup, the first time since Boston lost it in 1980.
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Boston Bruins
Baseballs Corry Seeks Funds for 1933 Interstate Debut
Corry’s Merchants face a tight campaign to raise about $100 for franchise fees and gear as they push a 1933 Interstate Baseball League debut. Efforts center on selling fence advertising and spare-card promos while fans weigh in on the team’s financial backing and schedule, including a proposed spring plan and national league references.
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Corry
Merchants’ Club
Today’s Sports Parade by Henry McLemore
A chaotic reminiscence on baseball greats Phil Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio, praising stars like Lou Gehrig, Red Sox ties, and Yankees figures through a rambling, era flavored column. Names and teams appear amid a collage of anecdotes and half formed observations.
Hill Released by Minneapolis in Tumultuous Trade
The report notes Hill’s release by Minneapolis amid a flurry of activity surrounding the club. The piece mentions ongoing speculation about his future and the potential impact on the team’s plans for the season.
Warren Merchants to Lead Warren in Inter-State League
April 14 Warren plans a strong Inter-State Baseball League team to rival the circuit’s best. Manager confirms formation of the Warren Merchants with local merchants funding and backing. Gardner will manage the club with Heinie Anderson as captain, Jewell trainer, and a roster including Guignon, Myron Jewell, Rabbit Swanson, Henry Anderson, Art Johnson, Bud Burne, Reno Strand, Bob Ritchie, Mille. Two others from Turk Hughes and Dillemuath of o Sity to complete local roster.
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Myron
Jewell
Lew
Roy Gugnot
Warren
Large Army to Take to Streams at Daybreak
The anticipated opening of the Pennsylvania trout season promises ideal conditions as Corry's army of anglers plans dawn mobilization on nearby streams. Weather and the State Fish Commission support a strong start with abundant distribution since last season. Northwest Pennsylvania streams near the city will see many anglers taking to the water at sunrise Saturday.
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Corry
State Fish Commission
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Uhus City
Hag Heen
Nearby streams stocked for Pennsylvania trout season
Local hatcheries report heavy stocking of Beaverdam Peach Creek and nearby streams with 8 to 12 inch trout. Officials say over a million trout released statewide this year, with fall and spring plantings boosting central and northern waters. Anglers anticipate a strong opening despite weather and distribution notes from the Gorey hatchery.
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Beaverdam
Peach Creek
Patricic Rum
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Caldwell Run
Lindsey Hollow
A. G. Boller
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Gorey Hitchery
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Aueanis
Nidan
Commonwealth
Buller
Pennsylvania
Tish Commission
Sporting
New York
Asin
Sirkiause
Althnuke
Levert
Wiley
Yesterday's Heroes Triumph in Tight Pirate Victory
Garbled reports note Lupy Wrench of the Pirates delivering key hits and Konta driving in runs as the team edges Cincinnati. The Chicago White Rose rally under Hinkle aids in a dramatic win. A beer permit case in Brainerd appears under U S law.
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Lupy Wrench
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Binokiiya
Jimny Colling
Nate Aboma
Hine
AY Simmons
Hinkle
Jie Mlalietion
United
Mushball League to Be Reorganized April 1 Meeting
Mushball League sponsored by the YMCA will reorganize at Municipal building next Friday evening April 1. Applications will be distributed and all players must sign contracts to fix each club’s roster. A decision on an entrance fee and whether to operate in one or two loops will be made at the meeting. Interest in a local baseball league is noted. managers should contact C M Hengst of the YMCA.
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Allegheny College
Tts
William P .Polley
Profissinnid
Lees
Buffylo & Weele
Azo
Pplent
Agmin
Buffilo Audlence
Charley Belanger
Scozza
Masie
Buffalo
Juintney
Clint Hiroysh
Bison
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Gandhi
Henry Lewis
Lews
Henry Gen Vig
Yankees
Henry Lotis
Amy
Jane
Ruppertures
Perserestonce
Wwe
Lencon
Remairk
Roy Sox
Fed Sox
Owl
Mitler Huggins
Yanks
Brest Kaseman
Veheiah Akapriest Te Buorva Redand
Mally
Holt Hasebil
Seth
Mari
Mushall
Y. M. GA
Ami
C. M. Hengst
Trout stream to close to male anglers in Pennsylvania
A Kane Gas Light and Heating Co plan to close Fuller Brook, a stream three miles long, to fishing except for women this season to promote fair access as the trout season opens this Saturday. The state has stocked the stream and violators will be prosecuted.
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Pennsylvania
Kent Mane
Kane Gas Light and Heating Company
Fuller Brook
Jack Cuddy
United Brass
New York
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Senators
Conmie Mack
al Simimions
Mule Hans
Jimmy Dykes
Uie Senators
Joe Gronin
Earl Whitenil
Walter Stewart
Goose Gosln
Fred Schuster
Luke Lowell
Washington
Craniiites
Athltics
George Baynshay
Uhemond
Bill Dietrich
Stim Peter Sor
Bart White
Seyer
Jimmy Foxx
Whitehill
Hose Gostin
Yankees
Boston
Sox
Yanlgen Stadium
Lou Gehrig
Wordy
Joe Sewell
Babe Ruth
Letty Gomez
Yanks
Paul Andrews
Inline
Welch
California Makes Horse Racing Legal
Sacramento April 14 Gov James Rolph Jr signed a bill to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse racing. The measure, expected to net California 1 to 1.5 million dollars annually, passed the senate yesterday and was adopted by the assembly in amended form.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Rsing
James Rolph, Jr
State Senate
Assembly
Indians Rout Tigers as Knickerbocker Homers Twice
Shortstop Bill Knickerbocker slugged two homers and drove in runs as the Cleveland Indians defeated Detroit 71 to 4 in the ninth inning. Al Simmons started Chicago’s four-run eleventh to beat St. Louis 11 to 7. Max Carey’s Dodgers edged Philadelphia 5 to 4. Jimmy Collins hit a fourth inning homer as St. Louis beat Chicago 8 to 7. Pirates beat Reds 2 to 0 for the second straight win, while Pittsburgh’s Roby muffed third inning leads amid a Cincinnati error.
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Indians
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St. Louis Browns
al Simimone
New York Giant
Bruges
Boston
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Phillies
Philadelphia
Jake Mowlers
Casi-Ir
Shottalup
Vony Chvelnelio
Elying
Jimmy Collins
St. Louis Caroinals
Chitago Cubs
Fitisburgh Pirates
Mppa Rixey
Cincinnati
Cardinals rivals mocked by Baker era star opinions
Jerome Hersyn Spealing discusses pitching futures for the Cardinals, predicting strong seasons for Esmilakan, Walker, Liervinger, and Cirlettyay. He cites Pop Huner, Dazing Vanek, Pepper Martin, and Sparky Achar among others, touts Gabby Jan and Toy to bolster rotation, and recalls a 1932 context of pitching records and World Series ambitions.
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Uplized Press
St. Louis
Jerome Her
ACS
Cardinals
National Ledge
Mi Tead
Bill Esnilakan
Bill Walker
Paul Liervinger
Just & Hoods
Watkins
Pepper Martin
Wilson
O'Farrel
Noel
Hornany
More Streams for Good Fishing in State Listed
Rivalry streams across North Tier counties and north central districts yield abundant trout including brook brown and rainbow. Opening day April 15 draws many anglers to waters such as Spring Creek Penns Creek Loyalsock and Kettle Creek with other noted streams in Centre Lycoming and Sullivan counties offering rich inland fishing opportunities each season.
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Farrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senter
Clinton
Wycoming
Sullivan
The
Fish Commission
Spring Creek
Penn's Creek
Center County
Wishing Creek
Clinton County
Loyalsock
Lycoming County
Centre County
Elis Creek
Pine Desk
White Deer Hole
Lycoming
Hojglant Brandley
Standings and Scores From Yesterday's Major Leagues
Yesterday's results show New York edging Boston 4 3 while Philadelphia and others split. St Louis beat Detroit 7 4 and Chicago downed Brooklyn 5 1 with Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also winning. Today features Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at St Louis among others.
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Boston
Washington
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Aland
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Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York-Bostim
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Chico
Pek Washinton
Lunn
Cleveland
Wrestling Results From Newark Meet Highlight Local Competitors
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Nencaska
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Glimpse of a Fractured Ad Notice from a Busy Market
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a business dispute or price note amid a bustling market scene. The readable fragments mention a restraint, a bid, and advertising terms, but specific names, dates, or clear actions are not present.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Local News
Incomplete readable text notes a local item with names and places missing. The fragment offers no clear action date or outcome and cannot confirm the event or subject beyond generic reference.
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Incomplete Local Text
A partial OCR reading shows scattered phrases about testing highways and a mention of a person named Shperin with a score. The readable bits are insufficient to establish a clear event, date, or location. the record remains a broken fragment with no coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
Unclear fragmentary text from public records
Fragmentary OCR text references a grand jury and a monetary amount but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or a recognizable event. The readable bits include vague references to a jury, a crowd, and a city but no actionable facts to summarize into a clear item.
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