Oil City Girl Champion Loses Weight in Race and Other Sport Notes
Miss Josephine McKim, Oil City, renowned national swimmer, trails then leads before sprinting to victory by 16 yards in the 220 yard freestyle at a national meet under Women’s Swimming Association auspices. Gonfalon hitters include Erhel Hersle and Maud McFarlane. Other items note Dartmouth pitcher Gwen Carroll’s win, Warren League observations, and local sports developments including Art Johnson staying at Warren, prep school antics, and a boxing result featuring Tammy Moore’s Jack MacDonald.
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Shell
Erhel Hersle
Moss Maud McFarlane
Indians Rally Past Tigers In Fifteenth Inning Thriller
Westday’s scoreboard reports a dramatic extra inning victory as the Cleveland Indians edge the Detroit Tigers four to three after a late rally. Teammate contributions from Hartnett, Hartnett, and Savon boost the offense while Cleveland capitalizes on key hits and timely scoring to seize the win.
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United Press
Rogers Horst
le Louis Atan
Savon
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Bobby Hartnett
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Tehnebn
Meveland Indians
Tigers
iWennall
Pirates
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Nping
White Sox
Upright Man Hones Truth in The Second Hundred Year
A fragmentary note suggests a magazine piece arguing for unveiling the whole truth. The text references an upright man confronting delusion, urging clear disclosure and accountability in public discourse. The ambiguous phrasing hints at a broader exhortation toward candor.
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Everybody's
Giants May Rise To First In NL Standings
New York Giants move to first place without a game as the Pirates topple Cincinnati. John McGraw steers the champs to hustle all season, with strong pitching from Scott, Dean, McQuillin, and Nehf fueling a late surge. Indians emerge as a surprise, while Reds hold hope with depth in pitching.
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
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Bueryone
McGraw
Yankees
Tock Scott
Dean
Hugh McQuillin
Nehf
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Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Meadows
Tle Starf
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Indians
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters By United Prats
Hartnett Falk White Sox Hornsby Cards Barns Indians are listed among yesterday's prominent home run hitters. The brief note highlights standout players from multiple teams and mentions clubs including the White Sox, Cardinals, Indians.
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United Prats
Hartnett
Cabs Falk
White Sox
Hornsby
Cards , Barns
Indians
Inter-Class Meet Set To Reveal Track Talent And Rivalries
Twelve events are scheduled for the high school interclass meet at the old fair grounds track this afternoon. The program aims to reveal top material for the coming season and identify squad members while a dual meet against Warren High unfolds this afternoon. Strong competition is anticipated among classes with rivalries sharpening as promising athletes vye for victories and momentum for spring.
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Sheen
Fist
Warren High
Hece Hiiday
Bwelack
Considerabile Hanecest
Raye
Rots
Greteler
Tte
Sande Back in Saddle in Race Today
America's premier jockey Earl Sande returns to saddle at Havre de Grace on Sarazen in the Newark Handicap after an injury spell at Saratoga. Sarazen carries 129 pounds facing Big Blaze 118 Wild Aster 111 Heel Taps 82. Other notes include Lyle Houtaling’s return home and Chief Dunkle’s return from a business trip.
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Earls Sande
America
Saratoga
Big Blaze
Sande
National League Yesterday's Results and Postponed Games
National League results show St Louis 2 Chicage 1 and Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 with several cold matchups including Brooklyn and New York Boston and Philadelphia. Standings list New York 15 games over .500 and Philadelphia leading Chicago. Today's NL games postponed in respect to Mr Ebbets, Dodgers president.
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Boston
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Petey
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Baseball scores and standings from American League play
Yesterday results showed Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 in 16 innings, Chicago 11 St. Louis 10, and Philadelphia Washington plus New York Boston ties. Standings list Cleveland, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, New York, Detroit, Boston, St. Louis with win percent and games back among clubs.
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Philbleigh
Meadville Club Opens Baseball Season Next Sunday
Meadville fans plume for opening day as the Meadville Machinery Co. plans a 8 o’clock season debut at Athletic Park weather permitting. The opener is a benefit for the Community Chest with Stovak Club of Forrest as the opponent. Jim Sykes or Clint Brown likely to pitch behind Stub Kinney, with Brown possibly in center field. RL McCracken from Youngstown will start at first base. Shortstop duty awaits a new choice as Johnny Stout has left the role.
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Mealville Machinery Company
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Stovak Club
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Meadville
Tineuvy
Jim Sykes
Clint Brown
Stub
First Bate
McCracken
Youngstown
Steubenville Ov
Jinny Stout
Renovo home front page notes college student references
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pete Hines Beater Wrenn Hob Beyileiner and a gardener in a Renovo setting. It hints at a lively length and base, with terms like Siummins Ag sand base and homegrown produce. Details are garbled but show local names and roles.
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Siummins Ag
Omiddynt
College Ghudent
Hell Dower
Pete Hines
Tie Lich
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Hob” Beyileiner
Conten Gardner Bang
Nartind
Jap Envoy Sees Lasting Peace With America
New York April 21 Japanese ambassador Said war between their countries is impossible and foresees a future where diplomacy fixes tensions. He noted a new Russo-Japanese treaty approach does not breach Asia Pacific principles, and expressed happiness that no secret agreement with Russia exists.
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Federal Council of Chriuspbes
Matsudaira
Aitesia
Gamseppre
Theva
Russia
Ohio Slayer Being Hunted Near Dunkirk
Police and detectives pursue a suspect described as a very dark Negro, about five ten inches tall, near Dunkirk Ohio. The hunt escalates after a Sunday night confrontation with officers from the Central Detective Bureau. Trains and Dunkirk stations are under watch as authorities seek the suspect identified with violent activity.
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Social Police
Mentor
New Yorks Central
Cleve
Mme
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Joner
Dempsey Beats Juffy in New York Featherweight Bout
United Prous reports Bud Dempsey of New York won a round decision over Lew Jufley. Benny Buss of Philadelphia secured a ten pound decision against Johnny Shappin in Scranton Pa. Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh defeated Ray Mitchell in the middle rounds after the referee disqualified Mitchell for not trying.
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Bud Dempsey
Lew Jtufley
Benny Buss
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