Unclear fragmentary item from rural banking list
Fragmentary OCR shows numeric figures and scattered terms for rural banking or commerce. Readable items include numbers like 15.50 and 10.25 with references to hogs and light. Names, places, and full context are missing, leaving only partial, non-coherent data.
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Former college and pro stars in spotlight
Former college All-Americans and 1948 All-Service honorees head AP’s second annual Service All-America team. The lineup features Otto Graham, Len Eshmont, William Dudley, Charley Tripps and others from Army Navy and various pre flight programs, with Randolph Field placing two on the team and Army claiming four spots.
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Beavery Faces Rugged Week As Corry Beavers Hit Five Games
Beavers basketball schedules a tough five game stretch over the next five nights starting with a road test at Edinboro where they enter as underdogs but hope to gain momentum. Edinboro is a strong Western Division club likely to test Corry’s offense and defend their home court.
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Athletics Acquire Levy From Brewers in Big Trade
Baltimore based Athletics acquire Levy from Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for southpaw Jack Gitlen who pitched last season with the Lancaster Interstate League. Vice President Roy Mack says the move is a gamble and Levy is a strong addition to the pitching staff.
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Beaver Club fete features Pitt coach Shaughnessy visit
The Beaver Club announces a varied program for its fete with Clark Shaughnessy of the University of Pittsburgh as guest speaker at the finus banquet Tuesday at 6 30 PM. Athlete Director John Tinson will introduce him, and the evening will include a T formation discussion, football highlights, speeches, and a new officers installation.
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Giants win Eastern Division football crown
New York Giants defeat Washington 31 0 to seize the Eastern Division title and set a date with Green Bay for the world championship playoff. Philadelphia’s 26 14 win over Cleveland leaves the Eagles with a slim hopes, but New York clinches the division with the season finale victory.
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Tinson Takes Over Cage Team at Corry High
Corry High School basketball moves to new leadership tonight at Edinboro with Athletic Director John Tinson taking over the team. Former head coach Setcavage resigned Saturday night but will stay on as assistant coach and Tumor coach. The Orange and Black have lost five straight games as the team seeks a fresh start under Tinson.
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Juniors And Sophs Win High School Cage Race
Juniors beat Freshmen by a large margin as Stretch McKinney and Fox led scoring with 18 and 12 points. Sophomores struggled against Seniors, with Mountain scoring 10 and Wolcott contributing late, while other details were incomplete.
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Ferrier Wins Oakland Open In Tight Final Round
SGT JIM FERRIER CAPTURES Oakland Open title with a fast five under round at Sequoyah Golf Course. He outpaced Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia and pocketed 1600 dollars in prize money.
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North Corby Station Center Battery Service Ad
Local battery service at North Corby Station Center on Colomban Ave offers batteries and battery servicing. Manager sign shows contact as AR UOTES MRSS. No further details available from the fragment.
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Erie Tech Hands Beavers Record Setback 81 17
Erie Tech overwhelmed the Corry Beavers 81 to 17 on the Tow for the season Saturday. Joe Darnotall led Erie Tech with 28 points as the Green and White built a big early lead and never trailed. Beavers' only bright spot was Darnotall scoring 10 with help from Zurayleff, Biniott, and Erman. The Beavers head to Bainboro to face the Turtles seeking their first win after a rough stretch.
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Roundup of minors, college, and pro hints in early 20th roundups
A dense sports roundup reviews minor league plans for funding and supporting youth baseball, judge Landis reminiscences, coach rule changes, and notes on players like Ray Mueller and George Gibson. It mentions Jock Sutherland and Brooklyn football, a Mars-like set of cross-sport items, a war bond game, and a German fighter turned American athlete Siegfried Sigele.
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Harrison Wins Miami Open Tourney Title
Harrison captured the Miami Open first prize of 2,500 with a steady final round. Henry Picard of Harrisburg placed second earning 1,250 while Henry Revolton of Halifax finished third with 1,000. Harrison said his game improved in service and his drives gained distance.
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Inverted Eyes and Glove Tips Describe Creature Vision
The Better Vision Institute explains eyes of certain creatures are located at the tips of hollow tentacles. Their eyes invert with the tentacles, drawing inward when the tentacles are inverted.
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Major Minor Meeting Opens in New York Sources Drift
The major minor league annual meeting opened in New York as club owners and league officials discussed plans. A proposed one year solution involving a gate advisory council to influence reform was debated, with no consensus on replacing Landis.
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Thomas McCabe, 62, Former Reds Player, Dies in Bristol
Atthuy McCabe, a veteran baseball player who played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1909, died Saturday in Bristol, Connecticut. He was 62 and a native of Tonawanda, Pennsylvania.
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