Major league chatter stirs as interleague drills begin
The report highlights early practice games across multiple leagues with notes on Browns, Reds, Athletics, and Yankees players. It mentions Dizzy Dean, Gabby Street praise, boxing bills in Cleveland, and a fatal car crash involving George Salina. Also covered: Senators camp travels, Nick Altenell and a humorous exchange, and town talk of a $275,000 municipal stadium project.
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Miins Brown
Lidians
Teri
Lou Genriy
Rilying
Jimmy Foxx
Columbia
Madison
Hisco Ld
Dizzy
Des
St. Louis Cardinals
Ivey
Gabby Street
Jeaguies
Street
Cleveland
Glorilla Jones
Ben Jeby
Nellie Stasione
George Salina
Uke University of Ilowa
St Wharles
Lee
Newt Sven
Carl Oscar Johnsns
Minneapolis
Jung
Sto:harma
Ry FC
2Racke
Washington Senators
Biloxi
Miss
Atlanta
Isi Iawn
Nick Altenelt
Allance
Nick
Saledhe
Fim
Busy days ahead as Interstate Base League opens May 14
The 1933 Interstate Base League season looms with busy prep across cities. Merchants plan early practices at Athletic Field, while Erie’s team under Edferd Dings enters full formation for a 9-team league including Corry, Warren, Jamestown, and Bradford.
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Ptt Athletic Feld Keyerat
Reddy Rex Ball Vinh of
Brads
Snc
Gollan Motor Coash
Canon
Meadville
Chine Brown
Detroit Tigers
Glasgow
Scoltunly
Vlasdin Senttlen Sotvor
Sneon
Atendaues
Apple” Hotta
Wolf la Teleyns Fisther
House of Ovid Cub
Molianu
Corry
Varfoin
Verne Grohp
Billy Webb
Jamestown Spiders
Bland
Minich
Mall Village
Danisirk Alcos
Granda
Jub
Bre
Merchants
Erie
Prie
Edferd Dings
Eckerd Drug Company
Atgetey
Munch
Ere
Stanagers Pdoonel
Suluhe
Murch
Waren
Johnsonburg
SL Marys
Jamestown
Ridgway
Emmeridm
Bradford
Fis
Joop
Mulliah Willissia
Bioney Moske
Ed Spete
Eddie Les
Charlie Blowers
Lett Stokes
S. Pegpy
Bugs” McLaughlin
Bob Williams
X Ours
Crickey
Jane
Reno Strand
Stevie Weeds
SoLorndh
Chessario
Accorilins
Mie Otrouitedeh
Lorat
Kueal
Munch Ty
Ming
Neighborhood scores dish out scattered hoops results
A scrambled recap shows scores across teams including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, St Louis and Cincinnati with rain affecting several games. Other lines mention Montreal Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with varied results and upcoming fixtures including American and international matchups.
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Louie
York
Philadelphia
Dance tickets and odd onion fare at local gathering
A fragment notes a dance event with ticketing, a bodice or piano dance reference, and onions mentioned as contributions or sustenance. Several persons reportedly brought onions while admission was paid by foodstuffs. The item appears as a quirky, era-specific social notice in the paper.
Kerr Launches Grid Work With Red Raiders
United Press reports Amity Kern, the Scot who coaches Colgate’s Red Raiders, begins a long task to develop new players for 1960s gridiron after seven first-team members graduate. The piece lists guards, tackles, and backs shaping the reserve and freshman groups, with names like Smith Hill Lepently Whitey Ash, Rowe, and Peters while noting key centers and running backs among hopefuls.
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Leo
Petersen
United Press
Hamilton
Amity Kern
Colgatrs
Red Raiders
Nalonal
Jerr
Captuh Smith
Joe Hill
Bart Fefis
Fea Promdeckt
Vern J Lepently
Whitey Ash
Bob Rowe
Alno Georgis van Het Et
Homores
Tie
Veteemine
Bis Biuma
O'Mara
Ayroush
Mion
Wine Andersen
Vieven
Joe Uyiyuniaky
Fate LeNtesstier Ant
Chivlly Kelser
Hapiioh Crison Billings
Veto Gibison
Glen Peters
Ny Deke Pillsbrey
Freximan
Fiapty Ceamawit Tavach
Tye
Montclair
Fevalinen
Bon Bovien
Pnitia Claire Pert Ay
Lyon
City Anderson
Iesorve
Shom Drostelaire
Doolenin
Few Big Catches as Trout Season Opens
Opening day of the Pennsylvania trout season brings general satisfaction among Corry area anglers with hundreds on local streams. Early risers report better luck, but most catches fell short of expectations as streams ran high. Notable catches include Frank Kinley, Charles Draker, James Shaver, Edward Hopking, August DeMauri, Doc Reese, and George Akam, with Carl M. Guenthret landing a 12.75 inch brook trout weighing a pound at Root Sport Shop.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Nice
Frank Kinley
Gnaries Draker
James Shaver
Edward Hopking
August DeMauri
Doc” Reese
George Akam
Carl M. Guenthret
West Pleasant Street
Root Sport Shop
Dempsey Schmeling Open Tour Opens In Pittsburgh
United Press reports Max Schmeling and Jack Dempsey will headline a tour opening in Pittsburgh tonight with Schmeling slated for a three round exhibition and Dempsey serving as referee. The event kicks off a circuit visiting Boston Montreal Three Rivers Portland and Bangor as part of the regular boxing card led by Carl Montebano and Alabama Kid in an eight round set.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Aune
Max Schmeling
Jack Dempsey
Schmeling
Max Bier
Scheling
Motor Square Garden
Dempsey
Amelude
Boston
Montreal
Three Rivers
Gue
Portland
Bangor
Aid
Brill to Championship in Boston for AAU trip
Snooky Brill, A. M. A. flyweight champion, will compete in the national AAU championships in Boston. Local fans are urged to contribute about 100 pounds to cover expenses as AAU officials will grant Brill 80 pounds. Funds are needed for transportation and trainer costs. Tate confirms Brill will accept the offer and fundraising is underway. Members of the locomotive Fire!
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Erie
Brill
A.A.U
Boston
A. A
Fred Tate
General Electric Athletic Association
John ‘P
Record Derby field seen with large starting roster
United Press reports a wide open Kentucky Derby with a record field expected. Thomas Shaw notes many of the 18 eligibles will start, predicting more than 22 entrants while Ladysman stands out though not unbeatable. Burgob King carries Boilermaker and Brokis Tip after elimination of four candidates.
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Thomas H. Noone
United Press
New York
Te Post
Thomas Shaw
Maryland
Kentucky
Law
Ladysman
Gallant Fox
Grind
Bradley Staible
Burgob King
Boilermaker
Brokis Tip
Long Island
Saga’s association funds GE last week boost to fund
Saga's association of the General Electric last week contributed 7.00 to the fund, which leaves a balance of S82.8n to be raised. Contributions of any amount will be welcomed, and they may be made to this writer, or to Mr. Tate as the General Electric.
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Saga
Association of the
General Electric
Tate
Mother wins suit against son over car accident damages
Mrs. Mary Keren won a civil action against her son Barney Kerany for 6000 in damages after an injury in his car. The court ruled in favor of the mother, concluding she sustained injuries while riding in the automobile.
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Washington
Mary Keren
Barney ! Kerany
Shaughnessy Promises Chicago a New Deal
Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy arrives with a progressive plan for the Maroons. He emphasizes doing the right thing at the right time and stresses football as a path to success, not just victories, promising a transformative spring practice.
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Shaughnessy
Chicago
Ichig
Ocean Vre Sity
Amos Alonzo
Ofsoute
Max Pent
Rover
Stagg
Ater
Gtage
Clark Shanghanssy
Doc Williams
Minnesota
al Tilane
Shalganeesy
Chivagu
Shaughnesy
Clarks
Fis
Ehaughnessy
Galt
Great Winning Player Homer Beats Mackmen In Slugfest
Lou Gehrig sparked the Yankees with three homers in four games as New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 to stay strong in the pennant race. Ruth and Gehrig lead a powerful lineup while Gehrig aims for high marks but remains focused on team wins over individual records. Cleveland battered St Louis 7 to 1 as Wes Ferrot left with shoulder trouble. Giants and Dodgers battled to a 4 1 tie after 14 innings in darkness. Philadelphia cooled Boston 2 0. Red Sox beat St Louis 7 0 as Palmer and Hubbell pitched deep into the night. Pittsburgh-Chicago game rained out.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Rut
al Simmons
Hart Averill
Yankee
Lou
Ruth
Mata
Mtine
Columbia Lott
Bisiausa
Gehrig
Deacon Scott
Oftransis
Loy
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Meir
Bob Johnson
Als
Maciemen
Yanks
New
Browns
Qile
Indians
Lious Brown
Sim Gray
Jack Knott
Hain
Ouf Hoston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
New York Giants
Fnally
Desdluck
Brooklyn
Shaute
Hubbell
Boston
Braves
the Phillips
Jack Herry
Philline
Hike Bells
Lucua Wise
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St. Lowy Cardinals
Reda
Derringer
Stout
Pittsburgh
Yesterday's Heroes in Major League Action
Summary of a chaotic baseball recap noting Low Gehrig driving in runs for the Yankees in a fourth game, Joey Berry and Rakio Jack Berry contributing for rivals, pitchers Savin and Hubbell delivering innings for Brooklyn and the Giants, Babe Ruth achieving a perfect day at the plate with three steals, Wes Ferrell striking out many in Cleveland, and a mention of a shoulder issue drawing attention.
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Low Gehrig
Yancee
Ducks
Cincinnati
Loui Cardinals
Rakio Jack Berry
Boston Braves
Samie
the Savin
Brooklyn
del Hubbell
Giants
Ingle
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Noulder
Census facts in early United States city listings
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the first United States census and several city names including Philadelphia New York Boston and Albany. Mentions numbers and prices in unclear format, with scattered personal names and locations.
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Philsdelnhia
Tete
Boston
Charles
Hultinare
Siplens
Mise
Newport
Alby
Pro con wre ales nee nwee ville ary ci
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item likely about a recent event or dispute involving notable entities. Readable parts name persons and places, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics. The readable elements suggest a generic public notice or brief squib rather than a full, coherent report.
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Ales
Hay
Fragmentary Verse Snippet Incomplete Read
A damaged OCR line appears to read a fragment of archaic phrasing about fate and offerings, with unclear context and no identifiable person, place, or event to anchor a fuller summary.
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