Fragmented OCR scraps mix rent offer with political text
Partial readable lines show a rent ad for a farm with a barn and wells amid scattered political notes and numbers. The fragmentary content mentions Corry, Linlithgow, and references to taxes and leaders, but lacks coherent context.
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Reek
Corry
Aril
I Friends
Sordon
Ware Gordon Erma
Lerle
Johandes KK
Corsti
Linlithgow
Erie County League High School Basketball Scores
In a close Erie County Class A match Wils Leading Ded Wills of Miltereele tops Corry Chuck Willians by four points. Willis has 73 points Williams 63, Dagwert of Cent third with three. Greene rises after a 16 point performance against the Dreskers last week. Comy High leads beam scoring with 19 points in the contest.
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Miltereele
Erie County
Corry
Chuck Willians
Dreskers
Wills
Jacobs Says Louis Cannot Stop Chilean Godoy
United Press reports Chilean challenger Ariano Godoy trains for his heavyweight title shot against Joe Louis as promoter Mike Jacobs casts doubt on odds. Godoy is expected to last the full 15 rounds, while Louis aims to outpoint a dangerous target, aided by manager Jessel the Muscle.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Pedo
Ariano Godoy
Joe Louis
Artuco
Joe
Wussel
Schmeling
Galento
Bouis
Amy
Louis 18 Worried Over Friday Fight Plans
Louis fears difficulty securing an opponent for Friday night bout as he eyes $300000 earnings this year. Possible rivals listed include Godoy and others like Bob Pastor, Tony Galento, Lee Savold, and Burley Baer while Billy Conn’s fate may affect public interest. He has earned $1,669,722 in his pro career, with a 50-50 split with his manager. Franklin leads Section 2 as Oil Guy trails. Green Keepers propose fewer song traps on golf courses. The champion trains at Pompién Lakes and expects to weigh about 201 pounds.
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Banat
Fridlay Ight
Godoy
Joe
Sheakles
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Green- Keepers’ Association of America
Hat
Pompién Lakes
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Amateur Athletic Union Leader Taylor Dies in Pittsburgh
John T. Taylor, 65, longtime secretary treasurer of the Allegheny Mountain Association of the American Amateur Athletic Union, died after a nervous collapse following the death of his wife Sole Quigg Taylor 24 hours earlier. The news comes from Pittsburgh dated February 6.
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Pittsburgh
John T. ‘Taylor
Allegheny Mountain Association
American Amateur Athletic Union
All-Star Boxing Card at The Gardens Pittsburgh
The Roo hey-McGinley Boxing Clip resets at The Gardens in Pittsburgh on Monday with an all-star 10-round card. Burly Loose faces Gecrele Abrams, Charley Burley meets Nate Bolden, and Ossie Harris fights Prank Cavanna in three featured bouts.
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Pittsburgh
Roohey-McGinley
the Gardens
Burly Loose
Gecrele Abrams
Charley Burley
Nate Bolden
Ossie Harris
Prank Cavanna
Local Court Hype Dims After Long Trial
Officials in Gunnison face a tense session as a lengthy case ends with a controversial verdict. The high profile proceeding drew attention from residents and law enforcement, highlighting ongoing tensions in the city.
Godoy Seeks Edge As Dempsey Observes Training
Argentine heavyweight Arturo Godoy, set to challenge Joe Louis in New York on February 6, trains with former champ Jack Dempsey at Summit New Jersey. Godoy demonstrates a punch he hopes will rattle the champion as Dempsey watches closely.
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Arturo Godoy
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
New York
Summit
N. J
Godoy
Dempsey
Cunningham on U. S. Track Team Master Miler Named All America Star
Clear Cunningham of Kansas repeats on the United Press selected Daners 1939 all America track team for the seventh straight year. Fellow honorees include Don Lash from Indiana and Joe McCluskey, with 14 stars repeating from 1938 nominations.
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United Press
NEW York
Clear Cunningham
Kansas
Daners
Don Lash
Chamon
Indiana
Joe McCluskey
McCluskey
Clyde
Earey
San Francisco
Go Gregory
Dennis
Allan Tolmich
Detroit
Fred Wolcott
Houston
Otto Jotraba
John Rahkonen
Bill Lacefield
Los Angeles
Herschel Nell
Cornelius Warmerum
Joe Beatt
Western Reserve U
Cunningham
Lash
Mectuskey
Delay decision on fake fight charges in Chicago
Tiiois athletic commission chairman Joe Tuiner said a second postponement of ruling on fake fight charges against heavyweight Harry Thomas was due to ongoing developments. Witnesses invited to testify had refused to appear, and jur ifiction issues with subpoenas complicated the hearing.
Jamestown Hopes of Park Move Quietly Forward
An informal Jamestown city committee discussed proposals for a new ball park on old Chett’s grounds on the east side as a WPA project. The group plans to raise 3000 dollars to buy the lot and push for an expanded Pony League from six to eight teams, with a delegation to a Buffalo meeting on the schedule.
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FP. Roberts
Catmell
Citizens Startling Committee
Pittsburgh
Pony League
Ontario
New York
Pennsyvania
Buffalo
Indians and Tigers Cap Three Games Apiece
Indians and Tigers each claim three games in a mixed card at Recreation Alleys. Giants beat the Cubs twice while Tigers edged Pirates and Indians beat Yankees. Harold Crager and Pat Renzi posted high averages as Asi Cath contributed steady scores.
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Avo Supply
Giants
Recreation
Tigers
Ines
Pimites
Indians
Yankees
Harold Crager
Pat Renzi
Asi Cath
Betty Jameson Favored In Palm Beach Meet
Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas opened as a slight favorite in the Palm Beach women's golf tournament. She tied for honors with a three over par 75 in qualifying. Cy Amory of Palm Beach was second with 78 and Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach, California was third with 81. Defending champion Jean Baurts Providence and Mrs Richard Budurett of Philadelphia also competed.
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San Ausbinia
Pex
Anni Palm Beach
Miss Jameson
Iedgeronors
Cy Amory
Jean Bauprsi
Providence
Richard Bidurrett
Philadelphia
Dodgers Sign Roy Cullenbine For 25000 Bonus
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of outfielder Roy Cullenbine, among players recently declared free agents by Commissioner Happy Chandler. The one year deal reportedly calls for a $25,000 bonus with unspecified salary, and Cullenbine had drawn interest from eight clubs including the Cincinnati Reds Boston Bees Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Giants.
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Dewi
Lamis
Salar Cullenbine
Dodger
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Pittsburgs Pirates
New York Giants
Yechts
Broak
Whitehead and Bonuba Given Gate by Terry
Terry announces Zeke Bonarma and Burgess Whitehead will not figure in New York Giants plans for 1940. Bonarma seeks waiver, with Senators and Phillies reportedly involved. Whitehead noted as unlikely to force a trade. team eyes possible moves in coming weeks.
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Bonuba
Terry
Paul Someffels
United Press Star
New York
Zeke Bonma
Bineman Burgess Whitehead
Toda
Tery
Tenn
Tamo Tew
Winter Haven
Fla
Bona
Whiteheart
Bonarma
Washington Senators
Zeke
Philadelphia Phillies
Borlin
Pelce
Nosh Strixort
Handley Not 10 Beat Buc Holdout
Pirates executives report unresolved holdout issues as negotiations with key players stall. Writings show Handley amid tense talks with management over contract terms. To date twenty two players have had their contracts received at Pirates headquarters.
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BUC
United Proxk Puesburgh
Arnough Lee Huwilley
Peppery Pittsleigh
Lehler
Handley al Hie
Amklough
Fab Jets
Beavers Face Union City Tonight In League Tilt
Beavers travel to Union City for a league game as they seek to improve playoff chances. Union City starts strong but Beavers aim to push ahead in the second half. varsity game set for 8:90 with a reserve opener at 7:80.
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Union City
Cory High Sebml
Uation Ciy
Tiu
Heeers
Comny
The
Union
Dine Corry
Jovais
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Millcreck
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Nort East
Girard
Panthers and Camels Win in Antler Bowling League
Panthers win two games over Nomade and Camels claim two wins against Bonne in Antler Bowling League. Highlights include Hilbert Welden 170 average and Dunion 197, with totals around 984 to 997 in team scores. Camels and Panthers feature strong marks from Dunlap, Handienp, and others as season action continues.
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Jasteeve
Hilbert Welden
Dunion
John Lewensat
Lebay Dan Weldon
Guy
Jowell
Lad Ian An
Pauilaon
Lowahind
Baker
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Wiles
Aan Orn
Ate di Himmond
Tae Sandstrom
Ted. Handienp
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