Visitors Battle in Double Bill at Titusville High
Local juniors host St Titus High of Pittsville and Corry High in a twin bill tonight. Corey High meets St Titus in the main game while the High Reserves face Raymones in the prelim. Catholics have won six of seven this season, with Meadville the lone defeat in rough travel.
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St Titus High
Pittsville
Whett
Raymones
Titusville Herald
Peach Teege
St. ‘Pitts
Corry
Jared
Tretlin
Kinney
Gasler
Auer
Owens
Rett
Meadville High School
Teece
Yeith WU
Flints
Giants in the National League roster battles for height
The New York club of the National League plans to be Giants this season. The released roster lists fifteen players over six feet, with Gear Kelly the listed fire baseman at six feet three inches. The article mixes sports notes from Warren High and other local items about college prep sports and professional league discussions.
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New York
Giants
Fifyteen
Gear Kelly
Morrrys Win Over Butler In Central League Tilt
In a chaotic report from Pittsburgh, the Morrrys defeated Butler 32 to 22 in a Central League game. The crowd at Shadomire’s Hon witnessed the Morrrys surge late, while Butler failed to match past form as Akron’s air still hung over the scene.
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Pittsburgh
University Court
Bruin Olts
Butler
Morrys
Hutterites
Shadomire
Death claims Erie athlete Tommy O'Dea
Corry friends mourn the loss of Tommy O'Dea a legendary Erie area athlete who died after an operation for acute appendicitis in a Detroit hospital. A Central High School graduate he gained wide renown for athletic prowess and was widely admired across this region. Burial arrangements are noted as Bricker burial in Brice?
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Tommy O'Dea
Detroit
Corry
Ene
O'Dea
O O'Dea
Central Thigh School
Sicking Rejoins Bison Club Amid League Title Drift
Eddie Sicking, former Lidlingayolis second baseman, is reported to have joined the Buffalo International League club as the Giants influence shifts. A late payment dispute around Fresca Thorpsox, later traded to the Phillies, tangled the deal.
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United Press New York
Eddie Sicking
Lidlingayolis
Giants
Fresca Thorpsox
Jae
Phillies
Pondering Popcorn Prep From Old Notes
Fragmentary notes discuss popcorn cooking and moisture issues. It suggests testing dryness by the sensation of sand and recommends keeping a space for a week or two to adjust humidity. A sheltered porch may help absorb moisture for better popping results.
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Enougl
Strong Minnesota Five to Meet Monday in Midwest Showdown
Strong Minnesota five, led by Captain Bijle, travels Monday to face the Swedes and Keystones in a Midwestern tilt. Johnson from Fordham and Tack Murray of St Thomas anchor a line of pros in a bid to avenge a recent loss as Indiana and Corry trips lead into a Pennsylvanian stop before a final eastern swing. The Guardsmen and Journal teams prepare for prior meetings with Raymond and a first-half champ, with preliminary and half-tilt plans in place.
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Crick
Gate of Hoopsters
Wall Mayaie
Olson
Aliinesota
Mpt Johnson
Fordham University
Tack, Murray
St.Vhomas Corlege
Kenic Evens
Edmare Pootbul
Laine
Watt
Marty Norton
Bill Wurle
Joby Hoover
Mike Metter
Jimiy Lovetess
Indiana
Pennsylvanay
Hummerville
New Erie Golf Club Seeks City Team for Allegheny Valley League
February 4 Erie reports a proposal to enter an elite team into the Allegheny Valley Golf League using players from Erie clubs Meadvill, Justetown, Sharon, and Li Bois. Erie District Golf Association seeks league entry but faces opposition from Warren, Titusville, and Oil City. Marshall Pressel notes mixed views on Erie fielding a joint city team.
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Oil City
Kachiwa Club
Allegheny Valley
Teja Hounii
Ghosen
Meadvills
Jusnestown
Sharom
Li Bois
Warren
Ditusville
Oility
Marshall Pressel
Warred Counts
Associativnt
Erie
Aegheny Wales
Powers for New York boxing commission debated in Albany
In Albany the boxing commission's future powers are debated as a conference is planned with Governor Smith Secretary of State Farley and other officials. The discussion centers on reorganizing state departments and whether the commission will be a three member body or under a deputy secretary of state.
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United Press Albany
Yu Febb-Yate
New York Hoxie Commission
Smith
Robert Mose
James A Farley
Boxing Commission
Hoxang
Uyiderstodt
Staith
Yankees Call Their Rookies to Spring Training
United Press reports New York Yankees will bring twenty-one prospects to St Petersburg for spring training. The roster includes eight pitchers four catchers seven infielders five outfielders, all largely newcomers. Some veterans like James, Warren and others are not yet listed for joining drills.
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United Pres
New York
St. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Major League season set to open April 12
New York February 1 schedule outlines opening day for the 127 major college baseball season. The schedule, prepared by the two teams’ committees, lists April 1 as opening, April 12 as opening day and April 19 as trial date, with games spanning National and American Leagues including New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis.
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United Press New York
Ululby
New York
Philidelphia
Boston
Pikesburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rosenberg Favored Over Graham In Bantamweight Fight
In York, Feb 4 Charley Rosenberg is slight favorite to win the world bantamweight title from Graham Roventerg tonight in a one round bout. Rosenberg hasn’t defended his title since beating Eddie Shen in July 1995. Weigh-in trouble pushed him near the limit as handlers say he is three quarters of a pound over 118 pounds but will make weight by 2 o clock. If overweight, he forfeits the $2,500 weight forkett. About 6,000 spectators expected at the arena.
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Charley Rowenberg
Austraham
Igre
Roventerg
Alfie
Eddie Shen
Tiawé
Tim Lat
Citie Ani
Hye Mawett
Renarlrose
Tex Rickard
Yanice
United Pros
New York
Bintain
Hilt Ive
Phurley
Phil Rosenberg
Wai
Bishew Grabani
Wits Fir
Sili Poulndla
Sheelwss
Rosenberg
Graham
Grahwdy
Willian Maildooiy
Minnisston
Roseberg
Americanisms and the 1781 origin of the term
Fragmentary excerpt discusses the phrase in Americanism attributed to John Witherspoon, president of Princeton, in 1781. It notes the designation of words or phrases into United States usage and their continued acceptance in American English. The text is incomplete and lacks full context.
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John Witherspoon
Princeton University
United States
United Statin
Huggins Sees Great Race In American Loop
New York Yankees manager, pessimistic about rivals, predicts a strong season with Cleveland and St Louis signings shaping the league. He notes strength in the Athletics and White Sox, praises Speaker and Ruth, and forecasts a competitive American League with balanced pitching and hitting through 1920s era clubs.
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Huggins
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Bantam Title Vacated By United Pros New York
The bantamweight title was vacated after Phil Rosenberg was declared unable to defend due to a szab. The decision followed a controversial bout with Bishop Grabani and a pending tournament to determine a rightful successor.
Dailey Back in Fight Card Near Philadelphia Venue
Freddie Dullos and Yall Harawe Laue stage a one week from tonight boxing card to raise viewership on Frock streets. Danley plans the event while Mary tree and Jimmy Mew assist as backers. Widespread support from local lawyers and fans builds hype around Mailey as a favored fighter in Philadelphia.
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Aidview
Eile
Danley
Mary Tree
Ant Jimmy Mew
Philadelphia
Chi
Menlo
Mailey
Youth shot after chase near alley. victim named as officer’s son
A youth identified as the son of a policeman was shot during a confrontation in an alley near Tolleredt. The injured 21-year-old, Dilmore, remained in critical condition at a hospital. Police described the assailant as a pelican in the area, with no immediate arrests reported. The article mentions the pen name Tialtale associated with Robert Louis Stevenson in a confusing aside.
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Aduigy
Stevenson
Tialtale
Robert Louis Stevenson
Autos Press to Supplant Horses on Penn Farm
The annual report of the Mercury Cooperative reporting service shows a 16,004 head drop in horses and colts in Pennsylvania farms, with values sliding alongside. Despite livestock declines, cattle and heifer numbers rise with state income placed at over 51 million, while dairy conditions hold promise and unemployment offices see shifts in job-seekers.
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Pennsylvania
San Cura Ointment Claims Wide Efficacy
A fragmented customer letter praises San Cura Ointment and Soap for piles cracks and skin ailments. The writer cites various advertised preparations and prescribes usage, attributing cures to San Cura Ointment with general positive results and listing a Rochester address.
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Kavi
Waite
Rochester
Hitll B Curate Ronide Osi Est Port Atal
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Hitll B Curate and Osi est port Atal with unclear context. Readable elements include names and a possible place reference, suggesting a local note or notice. Details are too incomplete to determine event, date, or outcome.
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Ronide
Ambiguous Entry From Fragmented Chinese Chronicle
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Arthur Cole and a chaotic scene at a place called China Nas lug giant, with references to an armed mob and nationalistic sentiment. The text is incoherent and fragmented, lacking clear dates, places, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item.
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China
Mussolini and Covert Forces Reported In Europe
Fragmentary text describes Mussolini activities and allied forces in Europe with reports of movements and strategic actions. Names of entities and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item implies political/military developments in the region.
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Prison and Sentencing Context
Incomplete text references women, prisons, and authorities. The fragment mentions force, condemnation, and a sense of ongoing detention or legal action, but lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes to establish a definite event or story. The readable content hints at punitive or judicial themes without concrete details.
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