Bruins Dominate NHL Standings With 4-2 Victory
Boston Bruins extend lead in the league by beating the New York Rangers 4-2 as Barry and Oliver pace the offense. Headlines highlight Bruins as top dogs while other notes mention college basketball eligibility and various sports mentions from a bustling day in sport coverage.
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Chicazo Blackhawks
Blackhawks
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New York
Classified Silation Seeks Sewed Item Classified Sale
A terse classified notice seeks a sewn item for sale or trade. Readable details indicate the seller aims to move a fabric or garment item promptly.
Army Stanford clash on coast with secret drills ahead
United Press reports 90,000 fans expected for the Army at Stanford game on the coast. Coach Warner and Bur Jones reportedly staged secret workouts as game time nears. Stanford starts Perry Taytop at center replacing Walt Hennells who has a severe cold. national networks plan to broadcast the intersectional contest.
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United Press
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Bur Jones
United States Military Academy
Werner
Jones
White Jones
National I Broadcasting Chains
Stanford
Perry Taytop
Cardinals
Walt Hennecls
Panthers Work Out At Dallas Before Rose Bowl Trip
Dallas reports the University of Pittsburgh football team arrives for a workout at SMU after a city motor trip. The Panthers head to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses game against the University of Southern California on New Year’s Day with plans to train at Ownby Hall and visit local facilities before westward travel.
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Dallas
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Papliie Cnast
University of Southern Califortia
Ownby Wal
Southern Methodist University
Shires Wins by Knockout in Buffalo Bout
Chicago baseball player Arthur Shires scored a swift first round knockout of Bad Bill Bailey after 1 minute 20 seconds at the Buffalo card. Shires employed a rapid flurry, dropping Bailey with rights and lefts, then secured a decisive win as Bailey staggered and fell to the ropes. Shires weighed 179 1/2 pounds to Bailey’s 180 2.
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Chicago
Bill Bailey
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Firth
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Wagner to revisit former town in Berntown club plot
INTE WAGNER, once a Red Sox star with Ho Carri gan, will revisit his old town in a plot involving the Berntown club. Carrigan was said to allow more lines to revisit personal affairs.
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HO Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Corry High Squad Faces Titusville in Tonight’s Game
Corry High prepares for a home court clash with Titusville as coach Bondyfre d drills a reshaped lineup led by Pringle, Tesser, and Francis veterans. Several juniors rotation in to fill gaps as the squad seeks readiness to challenge stronger nearby teams.
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Inst Yaar
Referees for Girls Games Organized in Erie
Women basketball officials in Erie move toward formal organization as a local committee forms under Miss Edith Mayette as chairman and Miss Lillag Pint as secretary. Examinations for affiliation set for January 4, 1926, at 10 am at the YWCA, with regional and national standards followed.
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I N Erie
Edith Mayette
Academy High
Lillag Pint
Emma Weinheimer
Central
Celia Bolard
Roosevelt
Magrin
FW. C.al
Wit Headquarters
New York City
Tocal
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure named Mw slened to Jolhe Golianthie aire th with references to Bere tod and D.C. getront. It notes involvement in Penaihelvanyta and later travels abroad with ELT, plus connections to Fidhralt and Ceargetaivt. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled text.
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Chainees Toy A Silat
Jolhe Golianthie Aire
D.C. Getront
Penaihelvanyta
Tunney Wins In Heart Balm Suit In Connecticut
Gene Tunney was awarded damages of 610000 in a heart balm suit against Mrs Astherime Ring Fogarty after she declined to press her case. Judge Carl Foster granted the judgment as Tunney sought a formal ruling on emotional distress damages.
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Tunney
Pridsrport
Conn
Dee
Gene Tunney
Astherime Ring
F Fogarty
Dhidge
Carl Foster
Sunday School League Games Postponed
Postponement affects the Summer School Wolves and Basketball Leagues with rescheduled matchups noted for the following evening. United Ferthern Rnd Methvilise squads are slated for both volleyball and basketball, while the Bietiodists are also mentioned in the updated schedule.
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Scames
Alo
Griffith Meets Risko in New York Tonight
United Press reports a heavyweight bout tonight in New York featuring Tuffy Griffiths against Risko. Griffiths seeks an upset after past foes and aims for a Miami bout in February, with potential matches against Sharkey or Schmeling depending on tonight’s result.
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Sharkey
Campola
Phil Scott
England
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Paulino Uscudun
Corry Bowlers Triumph Over Girard In Wo Zttime Match
Corry bowlers led by Waldo with an average near 100 defeated Girard at One Hecreation Alleys. The Corry team Burr Keetor and Pappas posted strong averages as they won by a 195 pin margin.
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Keetor
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Ping
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Corry
Record Kill of Bucks in This Section
Oil City reports hunters killed about 1,340 deer this season across Venango Warren Forest Clarion Mercer Crawford and nearby counties. Warren led with 400 deer and 20 bears, Forest 835 deer and 10 bears, Venango 325 deer, Clarion 260 deer, Mercer and Crawford with notable losses. One bear was killed in Crawford. fines were issued. Legal filings and arrests were noted, with 80 cases reported and abolition of this year’s deer drive.
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H. L. Beatty
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Forest
Chriot
Venango
Warren
Mercer
Crawford
Warren County
Torest County
Vensingo County
Clarion County
Kells
Gourttes
Crawford County
Heardi Wegally
Willer
Great Ball Player Poised For Top Notcher Ring Return
Buffalo dispatch reports Chicago White Sox first baseman Shires dominates challenger Bailey in a one round knockout at Quesnatury. Shires, wearing power and speed, overwhelms Bailey with swift rights and lefts, drawing applause from 6,000 spectators. Shires vows to face top rivals and expects a premier bout in the near future.
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Wizgin" Halley
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McRey Cochrane
Utete
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Tip
Lindberghs Fly Coastward On Inspection Trip
Lindberghs depart Valley Stream at 10:56 AM aboard a Maldon biplane en route to the coast for an inspection tour. They plan to visit Columbus, Ohio, then await further orders for a transcontinental air transport mission.
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Curties
Valley Stream
L. 1
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Col. Lindbergh
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Soma
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Eisdbergh
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Tengjing
Mastro Favored To Beat Taylor In Heavyweight Tilt
United Press reports in Chicago note Mastro as the heavy favorite to defeat Taylor in a heavyweight title bout. The article cites Taylor’s speed and left jab as threats, Mastro’s proven power, and a context of recent workouts and rivalries shaping the bout’s expectations.
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Taylor
Sy Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago
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Anil
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Waylot
Buel
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Hind
Muasito
Warl
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Judleht
Bartaling
Bud Snitzers Drop Another Title Fight Report
Bud Snitzers fall to Titus Vilde Deo in a closely contested game. City crowd attendance mostly from ON City, Salter boys display a strong gold brand as Polansky rests after the match.
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Titus Vilde
City -Dolwatiel
Lie Rocchi
Saltzer
Shdctatopa
Salter Boywite
Minna Niger Polansky
Nanyal
Tribute Tower reflects on defense and peace in postwar era
A miscellaneous draft text from a corroded newspaper page discusses General Allenby, arms race, and the need for peace. It cites public debate on defense costs, structural revisions, and community philanthropy while noting anxious postwar reflections and the desire for sustainable global security.
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