Fragmentary rail card note hints at accident details
The readable parts mention a brittle fragment about a rail card, a movement described as up and a second Ball, and references to persons Harrison and William with unclear roles. The text hints at an accident or medical context with phrases like hospital and injury, but lacks full names, dates, or locations to form a clear factual summary.
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Beavers Bow To Dragons In Local Holiday Final
Corry Area High lost to Warren 58 32 in the consolation game, with Joe Massa’s Dragons hot from the perimeter late and Warren scoring 11 straight in one stretch. Corry led by ten late in the third but couldn’t close the gap as Warren pulled away in the final minutes.
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Michigan survives a Bradley surge as Bradley outplays Russell early then watches Michigan flip the game in the final four minutes. Russell scores 27 to lift Michigan past Princeton 80 78 at Madison Square Garden.
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No. 1 Arkansas finished 10-0 while Alabama eyes Orange Bowl despite quarterback injuries Namath and Sloan proved mobile in drills. Nebraska balanced line feared by Arkansas coach Frank Broyles as he weighs adjustments. All games, including East West, set for national TV.
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Basketball Last Night at the MINT in Meadville and Beyond
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Bowlers post scores in mixed leagues at VFW Center
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International Swimming Federation recognizes four world records from Tokyo Olympics
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