Fragmentary OCR data on property and figures from 1948 listing
Incomplete text shows mixed numeric values and identifiers, including prices, taxes, and transfer figures from a 1948 document. Names and places are garbled, with reference to a property at 3031 port District and various monetary amounts.
Witt Warren Dragons Field Strong Squad for Early Season
Witt Warren High School enters the season with a large pool of over 100 players under Coach Leidig and his staff. The nucleus includes lettermen Randy White, Ted Shat tuck, Keith Wesling, Chuck Niederlander, Harry Gaage, and Bill Tannler, with seventh letterman Ql Maze hospitalized from a serious arm injury. The Blue and White team aims to be one of the district’s strongest, fielding a deep lineup while preparing for an opening game next Wednesday.
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Ted Shattuck
Keith Wesling
Chuck Niederlander
Harry Gaage
Bill Tannler
Ql Maze
Dampion
Sqds
Blue and White
Ovsrage
Flee
Bundage
Lionel Sweets
Leldig
Merchants and Titusville battle to fog delay 5-5 draw
In a fog delayed game at Loveland Institute, Merchants and Titusville fought to a 5-5 deadlock after seven innings. Corry led 7-5 at one point before the call. both teams totaled few errors as Group pitched for Corry and Deets for Titusville. Runners were on second and third with one out when the game halted, with Randanelli driving in key runs and Deets contributing a three-base hit for Titusville continuation remains uncertain.
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Corry Mérchants
Tihuds Vibe
Loveland
Corry
Bya
Merchants
Deets
Titusville
Wolfe
Relb
Butcher
Dimick
Sarnicki
W. McGraw
Rendanelli
Queen City
Gates
McMangle
Gerry
Joe McGraw
Ciicuit
Randanelli
Thinsvills
Arhpae McMangle
Swanson
Don Mogord
Zeronte
James Walls
Bnelewood
Mick
Sarnitki
Burger
J. McGraw
Schwab
Orion Bickle
iGroup
Corry Oye
Rums
Reib
Sarnight
Randanell
Dimilek
McGraw
Timpires
Sproveri
Tanner
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Figures
Summary of scattered season leaders by team and stat across the National and American leagues. Includes runs batted in and hits leaders such as Musial and DiMaggio, home runs by Dimaggio, stolen bases by Dillinger and Ashburn, and strikeouts by Brissie and Blackwell. data spans multiple teams and cities with several OCR garbles.
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Williaum
Boglols
ITA
Dimaggio
New York
Boston
Boudreat
Cleveland
Henrich
Stewart
Washington
N Y
Dillinger
Louis
Strikeotts
Brissie
Philadelphia
Bitching
Kramer
Sune
Baseball results from national and minor leagues
National League results include Sivas 4 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 6 Brooklyn 3 with New York at St Louis rained out. American League reports Cleveland 8 to 2 and Boston 10, Chicago 5 in a slate of matchups. International League scores show Buffalo 2 Newark 2 and Jersey City 3 Montreal 2 among others.
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Sivas
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Brookklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Tony Cleveland
SL. Louis
Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Louis
Ofnetnmati
Toany
W. L. Pek
Gleveland
Philadelphia O A
St. Louis Ae
Demaret Sets Pace in Utah Open Golf Leaderboard
In Salt Lake City on August 28 Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California led the third round of the Utah Open with a 46-hole total of 135 nine under par on the 680 yard course. George Fazio Conshohocken Pa and Lloyd Mangrum Chicago were one stroke back at 136. Ben Hagen, amid a tight money race, stood five behind with 141.
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Salt Lake City
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Galif
Demaret
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Bantam
Ben Hagen
Mangrum
Phillies rout St Louis as Majesta sparks two wins
Yesterday's stars hook Majesta and Athletics belted a single and three doubles in the first game to spark Philadelphia to a 6-0 victory and later trio of two-baggers in the second game. Pitcher Johnny Schmits blanked the opposition as Boston posted a 41-0 score in another contest. AAC football scores show Geal Berka Angeles 7, Chicago 0. Baltimore 21, Cleveland 17 exhibition.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Johnny Schmits
Boston
Pee Geal Berka Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dick Fowler
Brownies
Vine
Bill
Braves Suffer Third Straight Loss to Cubs in Chicago
Johnny Schmitz, the Cubs ace from Wisconsin, pitched a 1-0 win over the Braves to notch his 15th victory as Chicago damaged Boston’s lead in the pennant race. Schmitz doubled and scored on a botched play in the ninth. Brooklyn won 4-2 over Cincinnati. Cards rainout. Dodgers held to three hits but won in extras. Pirates beat Phillies 4-3. Red Sox moved atop the AL by routing the White Sox 10-5 while Indians and Yankees split a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Johnny Schanitz
South Paw
Chicaza Cubs
Wausau
Wis
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburch
New York
Braves
Southworth Crew
Chicago
Schmitz
Andy Pafko
Bob Eytiitt
Cubs
Dodgers
Cardinals
Reds
Cincinnati
Red Birds
Dodlzers
Johnny Vander Meer
Harry Gumbert
Ewell Blackwell
Walla
Vander Meer
Gil Hodges
Gumbert
Roy Campanella
Fee Wee Reese
Reese
Hodges
Blackwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Sailors Beat Uniontown 2-0 In Doubleheader Victory
Sailors win 2-0 over Uniontown in game one as Vandergritt and Weller hold the opposition. Vohrsown Lan night sweep 8-0 and 10-6 as Erie inchs closer to first. Other league results include Youngstown, Butler, and Philadelphia actions with notable homers and pitching feats.
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Iongme
Vandergritt
Bioneers
Vohrs
Gvorwe Weller
Jim ‘Wenener
Sheendome
Middle Atlantic
Erie Sailors
Erie
Uniontown
Bob
Osalle Chiefs
Hank Rosella
New Taste
Yanks and Dons win first AAC tilts
In the All-America Football Conference third session, the New York Yankees again loom as title threats while Brooklyn Dodgers show limited impact. Chicago Rockets lose 7-0 to the Los Angeles Dons, and Baltimore Colts top Cleveland Browns 21-17 in the final exhibition in Toledo. The Colts’ quarterback Y A Title connected on a pair of TD passes, including an 80 yard aerial play.
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New York
New York Yankees
Chicago
Rockets
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Yankees
Los Angeles
Dons
Toledo
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Colts
Y. A
Ivy League Teams Begin Drills Thursday
Seven of the eight Ivy League football squads start preseason practice Thursday under a league rule dating to 1946. Pennsylvania sits out drills at Hershey until September 8, while Columbia Yale Brown and Cornell have more than two weeks to prepare for season openers September 25. Pennsylvania Princeton Harvard and Dartmouth start a week later.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Columbia
Yale
Brows
Cornelly
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Sharpsburg entrant wins Grand American trapshoot
At the 49th Grand American trapshoot in Andalia, John W. Schenk of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania won the Grand American Handicap with 88 of 100, in a dramatic final where 1760 shooters competed. Rasmussen from Wisconsin missed on the 23rd target, denying a potential upset. Schenk collected about 3,500 in prizes and service.
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Sharpsburg
Associated Press Andalia
John W. Schenk
Truck Gardner
Pittsburgh
Schenk
Jimmy
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