Fragmentary note on merchants and dates
Fragmentary OCR entry references entities such as coal messenger and a date 10 28 18. The readable bits mention Limehord and a potential misprint noting a coal related item or notice without clear action or place. Details are indeterminate and no explicit event is discernible.
Apartment station rental listed at 15 per unit
Fragmentary notice notes CH 5c East Main apartment station with a price of fifteen dollars per unit. No further readable details available.
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East Main
Wished aparti for Febru ate Em atise re Y H 3009
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Febru ate Em atise and the sequence Y H 3009 with unclear context or actions. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly stated to anchor a full card.
County Basketball Preview Sees Parkers Pursue Strong Defense
A preview of Brig County basketball opens with Parkers led by returning veterans aiming to defend their title. they face tough league bets Moreek North East Wesleyville Union City and Millcreek in a crowded race with Edinboro and Canisius College noted for strong showings. Harborcreek is a newcomer amid veterans and weathered teams as deer season ends and hunting stories spill into the season start.
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Moreek
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Harborcreek
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Canisius College
Canisius
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Oregon
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Wa U
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Four Team Corry City Basketball League Highlights
St Edward s plays Meadville tonight as Shamrocks visit Townville Tuesday for the third clash. St Agatha s leads the Parochial League. Baressimen need a win to tie for first. Townville has beaten the Shamrocks twice. Savicki and Surnieki loom as key scorers for the visitors.
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Gorry Evening Journal
Corry City
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Meadville
Bears
Packers
Baressimen
Townville
St. Edward's
St. Edwards
St. Agatha’s
Will
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Litte Neal
Crawfort
Edwardsmen
Ung Savicki
Townsville
Surnieki
Ele Valll
Nelson Wins Miami Open In Pro Golf Showdown
Byron Nelson of Toledo Ohio wins the Miami Open in Miami Florida with a strong finish, taking first money in the $10 000 event. Ben Hogan earns second place and a $1250 prize, boosting his year earnings and earning 20 points toward the Yardon Trophy to set a new record of 524.
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Miami
Fla
Yimmer
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Shiedd
Ben Hogan
Jittle
Mail destroyed for unpaid postage in weekly loss
The notice reports 8,000,000 pieces of mail destroyed each week due to insufficient postage paid by recipients. It states that mail is discarded because people fail to affix correct postage or use postage guarantees on their U.S. mail matter.
Roundup of 1942 sports chatter and future bowls
Associated Press notes from New York discuss Fordham finance, January bowl prospects, and the shift toward bowling as the major January sports focus. It mentions teams, players, managers, boxing awards, and odd tidbits about broadcasting, transfers, and military training tied to sports figures.
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Associated Press
New York
Fordham
Walt
Bowling Spot Bowling for Women
National All Events Champion Spot Bowling is debated as spot, headpin, and combined systems. The piece explains how spot bowling uses a constant spot on the foul line for delivery while watching pins, notes Ned Day as a champion who can see the curtain of pins, and urges bowlers to test all systems before sticking to one, with tomorrow’s topic Fading Deliveries.
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Sally Twyford
Howler
Concent
Ned Day
Hunt New Sites for Bowl Games
In San Francisco on December 13 the West and East-West bowl games faced moves as wartime blackout fears forced temporary relocations. Oregon State's Percy Lacey indicated openness to hosting at Duke Stadium in Durham while other sites such as Chicago, New York, Kansas City and Atlanta floated for possible East-West and Rose Bowl venues.
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Dev
Percy Lacey
Oregon State College
Duke University
Oregon State
Duke Stadium
Durham N. 6
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Caneer
Atlanta
Spokane
Normin
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Local Junior High League Forms with Merchants Teams
A community meeting formed the Corey City Baskerball League with two new teams the 1 A AEd Merchants and the Steel Age Merchants. A full roster for each club was listed, with ten players per team, transfer rules, and a January 2 deadline for final rosters. The schedule shows early January games at Steel Age and First Avenue venues, followed by playoffs beginning February 10 under a Shaughnessy format. Admission set at 7 cents for Indies and students and 25 cents for men.
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Corey City
Jes Malone
Keni Jackson
Buid' Guovblown
Rulsh Caruso
Bob Sullivan
Bob Couswell
7iAl
Secord
Sieel Ag
Merchants
First Avenue
Tam
Steel Age
L.A. A
A.A
A. A
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Shaughnessy
Hewinning
Bill Myers
Nick Bogden
Will Bamaie
Hwatfieid
Frank Messina
Whd
Junior" Weemort
Jamestown Stadium Lease Renewal Near for 1942 Season
City council members indicated Jamestown Stadium would renew its lease with the Jamestown Frontier Exhibition Company, operators of the B G N Baseball League, under terms granting the city a 20 percent cut on the first 25 000 22 percent up to 40 000 and 25 percent thereafter. Mayor Samuel A Troll said terms were nearly unanimously approved. The city reaped over 12 000 in rent for 1941 as budget talks for 1942 begin Tuesday night.
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Jamestown
Vollow
Angott Jenkins Bout Aims To End Boxing Mixup
In New York the boxing world awaits the December 19 title bout between Lew Jenkins and Sammy Angott as disputes over weight classes loom. The NBA recognizes predictable featherweight and light welter divisions, while public interest centers on how the bout may settle class claims and future matchups.
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New York
Deska
HoxTy
Have & Hill
Miombergy
New York State
Iney
Lew’ Jenkins
Sammy Anguille
Civisions
NBA
Fatalities in Deer Season Reported By Officials
Officials report only six fatalities during deer season amid unfavorable weather and limited hunting due to rain. An intensive educational campaign and cautious participation helped keep deaths low while emphasizing safety.
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Enon
Camapalyti
Killuil
Misryor
Allye
Powder Puff incident shocks VeLamn tribe
A garbled report describes a Powder Puff incident affecting VeLamn and a group labeled as tribe starlets. The text lists several unreadable names and figures, with mentions of a $803 sum and a date pattern like 1AY 20H lars inst, but concrete actions or outcomes remain unclear.
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Baty
Basta
Willi
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