Bankers Take Two Games In Busy 10 Pin League
Last night Citizens Bank faced Meister's Cut Rate Printers on Recreation Alleys in a tight match. Sehryger rolled 245 196 and 216 for a 657 series while Treister slipped, giving Meister's the edge in two games but Citizens Bank won both. Wattter Peake led the winners with a 4188? average and the bankers remain runners up in the Lupin circuit.
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Schryver
Citizens Bank
Meister
Sehryger
Treister
Wattter’ Peake
Corry City Rowing League
U Pet
Ssi
Agra Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Salil
Jingion Lunele Hester
Raymond A
Citizen Bank
Ave. Seast
Gleene
Keister
Alderson
Paulson
Rose Bowl Trip for Columbia Beats Stanford in Rose Bowl
Columbia's football squad departs New York for the Rose Bowl, leading a delegation of 54 including 30 players and two coaches. They travel via St Louis Dallas and El Paso, arriving in Tucson for a week of practice before Pasadena. Lou Little says the team is in mid season form and can win if good enough, lamenting Ferrara's loss.
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United Press
NEW York
Columbia
Rose Hawk
New Yorks
Stanford
Joe Welfara
Tucson
Arizona
Pasadena
St. Louis
Dallas
el Paso
Lou “Litle
Lou
Ferrara
Tiny
Thornhill
Henry McLemore
Oscar West
Heine
Ned
Columbias
Lions
Won Little
Dr. Butler
Fond Amerts Wif Association G
California
Siweeney
Titusville to Meet Ow City in Key Conference Clash
Titusville hosts Ow City in a pivotal basketball showdown as both teams seek a second straight win. The Oilers enter with a 20-1-1 mark, aiming to avenge a prior drubbing while the Browns and Gals eye a strong push toward the league title this season. The game also marks a chance for the Rockets to rebound after tough losses.
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Svilde
Titusville Wal
Sland
Pilin
Jini
Lo Aime
Seasuy
Wrestler plans suit against PA athletic board
In Kansas City Dow 19 , Byerel Mataati reports a wrestler intends to sue the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission for 500010 damages over a disputed match. The article notes the commission previously ruled the wrestler was not permitted to compete and references medical examinations and a city court context.
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United Press
Kansas City
Dow
Byerel Mataati
Lolinia
Goign Eappler
Ait
Bity Suniyale
Atnlolie
Aloe
Sheree
Sarshuil
FISHT RESULTS At Newarles and Grivans Rille bouts
Boxing card reports several close decisions and draws with a mix of local and unidentified fighters. Names include Harry Jacons, Gent Gams bell, Jon Brora Mewarle, and Ray Kiser as the featured pairings across multiple venues in Memphis and surrounding areas.
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Fisht
Newarles
Harry Jacons
Gent Gamsbell
Miami
Jon Brora Mewarle
Gaving P'Konte
Garfield NL
Mempis
Ray Kiser
Tiina
Cit Granth Repits
Mion Avesiey Fumey
Grand Ramis
Johnny Stropph
Wantpes
Cam
AL Wpoledo
Genaw Nichols
Thpwo
Drew
Harry English
AZS
Tolédo
Bill Nichy
Bull
Jarein
College Game Should Open Yale Schedule in 1934
Adrian College visits for a New Year’s exhibition against Company A in Warren. Yale’s 1934 football calendar will feature no open dates with a full slate at New Haven and major opponents like Princeton, Harvard, and Pennsylvan ia on the list.
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Yale State
Adrian College
Corry Care
Craple Michigan Tosers
Colleg
Warren
Dragons
Youngsville
Falconer
Tame
Town
Bradford Thera
Titusville
Bn Mech
Kanu
Wranklin
Yale
New Havetn
Princeton
Brochy Ocket Army
Daxmouth
Georgia
Noyt—Pringeton
Tarvard
Yale Fas
Chlumbie
Yndtad
Gorgir
Marine Corps Created in 1775
A readable fragment notes the founding of the Marine Corps in 1775 with unclear OCR scramble mentioning leaders and a year. The text lacks coherent names and places due to damage, but signals early U S military organization and command notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Miprine Corps
Ciyiled Wy Jin
Corry High Opens 1983-84 Season vs Clymer on Court
Fitch and Sproveri lead the forwards with Engle or Cogswell at center as Corry High hosts Clymer in tonight's opener. Reserve units precede the varsity at 7:15, Roelofs and Paulson at forward, Dearing center, Bertram and Christis guards. Engle likely starts center with Cogswell a possible starter. Williams and Hixson anchor defense as Coach Myet y plans Sears and Haines on the bench for the varsity. Clymer brings a strong unit, and both sides aim to start strong after a cautious preseason.
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Clymer
Fitch
Sproveri
Engle
Cogswell
Williams and Hixson
Walliams
Hixson
Hineuy
Corry High Varsity
Yarathy
Uints
Hals
Corey
Roelofs
Paulson
Dearing
Bertram
Chirtis
Craker
Varsity
Gona
Uil Rle
Yanlsave
Sprovers
Williams
Sprovert
Beavers
Myety
Sears
Haines
Resere
Iiyai Oys
Crowley Makes Hit At Dinner At Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania Jim Crowley of Fordham headlined St Vincents dinner with college life tales. About 45 attendees heard Crowley stress football as a strong friendship builder and mention Joe Bach as a possible successor to Hayde n at Duquesne. Rich recalled Notre Dame stories and Bach quoted Rosine.
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Greensburg
Dee
Jim’ Crowley
Iordham
St Vincents
Crowley
Joe Bach
Hine Layden
Duquesne University
Rich
Notree Dame
Bach
Rosine
New Japanese Envoy Saito Named Nonminister to Netherlands
Reports suggest Hisoshi Saito, described pejoratively, is appointed as a nonminister envoy to the Netherlands and connected to premier diplomatic circles. Confirmation details and status with Ambassador Katsugi Dehuchi in Washington remain unclear.
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Hisoshi Saito
Japas
Netherlands
Dupe Wagso
United State
Katsugi Dehuchi
Ott World Series Homer Tops 1933 Sports Thrills
New York Giants outfielder Mel Ott homered to tie the World Series, a moment hailed as the top thrill of 1933 by 17,000 sports editors voting in the United Press poll. Ott’s clutch 10th inning blast led a list of memorable events, including Notre Dame’s punt block and Jack Lovelock’s mile record, with several other notable plays noted in the year’s sports highlights.
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United Press
NEW York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Ott
Notre Dame
Army
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Princeton
Ren” Ranklin
Oregon State
Fordham
Max Baer
Vietary
Schmeling
Columbia Football Parade Debates Rose Bowl Plans
Henry McLemore reports on Columbia's travel plans and reactions amid Rose Bowl talk. The piece blends sports gossip and opinions about Stanford, Dartmouth, and other colleges, with messy quotes and colorful digressions about football politics and potential mischief.
Presbyterian Quint Wins Over Union City in Tight Victory
A garbled report shows Presbyterian five defeating Union City by about 20 points. Readable names include Morr, Auer, Lissiitty Exieon, Wii Bidlings, Gasenll, Rorinsse, Van Epp, Sturowe, Stet lint Shepestit. The fragment hints at a school basketball game with limited readable details.
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Presbyterian Quint
Union City
Brestry
Rely
Morr
Auer
Lissiitty Exieon
Wii Bidlings
Wilk Mui
Gasenll
Rorinsse
van Epp Sturowe
Stet
Shepestit
Oklahoma and Carnegie Tech on Duquesne Dukes Schedule
Oklahoma A. and M. visits for a November 10 game at Forbes Field and Carnegie Tech on November 17 highlight Duquesne University's 1934 grid slate. The schedule lists Waynesburg, West Virginia, Ashland, Bucknell, Haskell, and Detroit among others with several dates still open.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma A. & M
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne University
Oklahoma
Forbes Wisld
Carnogie Tech
Pitt Stadium
Ashland College
Haskell
T .Wo
West Virginia U
Buckhell
Detroit U
Athille
Elmer Liyden
Huguesne
Notre Dame
Waynes-burg
West Virginia
Ashland Gallery
Bucknell
Detroit
Open
Tech
Forbes Field
Bailey Makes Game Battle in Boston
Irvin Aces Bailey, a Toronto hockey star, injures during a game with the Boston Bruins. Doctors at Born City hospital report his strength waning but his extraordinary physique and courage keep him fighting. Medical staff say life or death remains uncertain as officials review the incident.
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Toronto Hockey Star
Boston
Boston Hospital
United Press Boston
Irvin Aces
Bailey
Toronto
Boston Bruins
Fife
Born City Hospital
Heath
Nitional Hockey League
Oficjary
Mantrestouay
Bosto Bruins
Women Fans Riot At Quebec Hockey Game
In Quebec on December 19 women fans clashed during a hockey match. Supporters of the favored team fought with those backing the underdogs, using nails as improvised weapons. The bouts led to multiple scuffles and scratched faces as tensions flared between rival factions.
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Quebec
Carns and Ponzi tied for lead in world billiards tourney
James Carns of Wilmington Delaware moved into a tie with Andrey Ponzi of Philadelphia for first in the world championship pocket billiards tournament after Carns defeated Ponzi 125 to 41 in 19 innings. Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland trails with five wins two losses as the regular schedule winds down.
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Paceaetter
United Press
Chicago
Del
James Carns
Wilmington
Tor
Andrey Ponzi
Philadelphia
Satas
Ponzi
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Jeaders
New Effort Sought In Tasull Case
Attorneys for Martin J Tasull sought release today on technical interpretation of law. Westinghouse official dies in Philadelphia Bert Thacker Herr 97 vice president at Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company dies at his home.
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United Press Toronto
Attor
Martin J. Tasull
Chicago
Westinghouse
Philadelphia
Herbert Thacker Herr
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Tus
Wrestling Results From Buffalo and Columbus
New York wrestler Don George in Buffalo drew with Jim Browning Ernie Dusek and Man Mountain Dean each had draws or pins with listed opponents including Ta Strangler Lewis and Sam Cordovano. In Columbus John Pesch Ravenna Nebraska heavyweight tied with Hans Kampfer Germany after one hour.
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New York
EU Don George
Buffalo
Jim Browning
Hisouri
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Gus 3Onnenberg
Boston
Ta “Strangler” Lewis
California
Rudy Dusek
Sam Cordovano
Georgetown University
Sol Stage
Chicago
Dick Lever
Memphis
Gino Garibaldi
Jaly
Carl Lemle
Los Angeles
Ai Columbus
John Pesch
Ravenna
Nep
Ans Kampfer
Germany
Corry Corry Publishes National Debates and Pillar Names
Fragmented text cites national issues including debt, government pledges, and emergency measures. Mentions Corry, Heflin, Roosevelt era politics, and a reference to Alabama, the Senate, and a national bank. Contains garbled OCR with scattered named entities and dates.
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Lou Little
Oil City
Athletic Board
Corry High
Clymer High Ui
Witt Mie
Steone
Atlch
Wenrys Nichia
Toledo
Harry
Soytur
Adie Yonai
St. Vincent’s
Unitax Press
Hiroshi Saito
Homer
DUKES
Carastied
Reats
Oil City Trust
Gil City, Ha
Warwick
China
Wagner
American Electric
New England
Doane Hardware
West Main St
Corry, Corry
Arthur Col
Rribun Chamber
Carzi
Tom Hefi
Gama
Heflin
Sresa
Aray
Thal
Almbama
Aily
Ain Regisii
Dentocra
Roosevelt
Sress
Erie Mi
Erie
New
Bank
National
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