Erie Centrals Rally Tops Company A 44 42 in Close Affair
Erie Centrals defeated Company A 44 to 42 on Armory Court in a hard fought game. Chase led A's scoring while Storch anchored Centrals with nine field goals as both teams traded leads late, culminating in a final minute decisive basket by Storey. The contest featured a tense fourth quarter and a crowded crowd.
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Armory
New York Central
Brie
A‘s
Caitrais
Phe A's
Uty
Storelnally
Billie
Chase
A's
Storch
Centrals
Istorch
Eric Boy
Corry
Dean
Te Brie Boys
Curry
AL Prekeat
Mute Sp
Pease Brothers
Brown
His
Walters
Wrightsville
Laih Te
Erie Centrals
Wolf
F Ace
Conners
Aon
Nace Hk
Goer
F&f
Gretaler
O. S
Surprises In Town: Shea Noted In Vicinity Sports Notes
A chaotic but readable slice of late era sports notes features high school hoop results at Warren with Dusketball, a 1.28 to 10 score, and Covny edging Warren. It mentions Titusville, Art Brady, and Queen City intrigue, plus boxing chatter on Promoter Krohn and Strub-Dorfman cards. Also referenced are Lakewood interscholastic events, Lake Placid connections, and notable players like Jack Shea, Dorian, and Hoppe in a collage of local sports lore.
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Warren
Art Brady
Titusville
Covny
Caidwell
Sencom
Queen City
Ce Gloag
Titaville
Jack Shex
Dartmouth
Olympia
Lake Pund
Hay
New York State
Lakewood
Few
Gnaen Sedrie McCall
High Shhow
Shea
Peale
Placid
Tos
Sixteen Teams Entered In Olympic Bob Race Trials
Lake Placid reports sixteen teams entered from eight walks with Finhart Stevens of Lake Placid the favorite holder of the world record for the 10,000 meter distance. Dutch, Canadian, Norwegian and other skaters expected to challenge as the field narrows toward the deciding races amid heavy travel and keen competition.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Lake Placid
Odlay
van Haovenberg
Gsa
Finhart Stevens
Matt Stevens
Lake Plast
Alexander Hurd
Frank Stack
Canada
Bernt Evensen
Tver Ballangua
Norway
Irving Dee
Valentine Bialds
Dower Schroeder
Pxdie Wedge
Clymer Triumphs at Falconer in Tight Clash
Clymer defeated Falconer in a close 72 68 contest. Allegheny Alligators extended their winning streak with a 36 18 win over Washington & Jefferson on the Montgomery Gym floor, as second-string players saw action in the final period.
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Allegheny Meadville
Mu! An
Allegheny Qoitene
Washingtor & Jefferson
Montgomery Gyn
Fea Minis
Last Night Hockey Results Across Leagues
National League updates show the Ranges 1 tied to Ghicagu 0 with Turonbas International League Symeuse claiming a 2 detruit 2 result. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate multiple score events and team names.
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Ghicagu
Peril
Turonbas International League
Symeuse
Detruit
Gridley High Five Over Shugh Teams In Tight Game
Unclear excerpt details a Gridley win over Shugh teams, a victory over Tadive, and a larger game involving Columbia. Mentions: Johnsopimrg, Len Jourdats Poni, and a potential toss-up between Columbus and Gartznoutl. No clear dates or final scores available.
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Gridley High
Len Jourdats
Phouk
Teastern
Eodemiake
Columbia
Wig Now
Whale hunt linked to Norse navigators and crew fate
Fragmentary text suggests a whale hunt connected to Norse seafarers in medieval times. It mentions gessils or spears and a crewman, but details are unclear.
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Hue
Dempsey Back in Ring as Exhibition Tour Opens
Milwaukee reports show former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey launching the second phase of his exhibition tour. He faces two opponents, aiming to prove fitness for a title shot, with finances not motivating the comeback. Dempsey, 36, weighs his ability against his future plans, insisting he seeks condition rather than glory.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Tve
Jess Willard
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Roper Tyrice
Jane Gon
Curry
Chico Sabu
Jay
Scholastic Basketball Results From Local Matches
Warren tops Titusville 25 to 10 while Oil City defeats Grove City 17 to 15. Oil City St Joseph's edges St Titus h. Erie Tech beats DeMalay 28 to 13 and Barrell M, Greenville outscored Sheffield 83 to 20 and Johnsonburg 20.
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Warren
Titusville
Oil City
Grove City
St. Joseph's
St. Titus H
Erie Tech
DeMalay
Barrell M
Greenville
Sheffield
Johnsonburg
Final tribute paid Dreyfuss at Pittsburgh funeral
Barney Dreyfuss owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates was buried at West View cemetery after thousands attended the service at Sinai Temple. Notables including Tulge Keneshay Mountain Lands baseball commissioner and league presidents attended. Dreyfuss died Friday in Sinai hospital New York City of pneumonia after an operation. He would have been 68 this month. His son in law William G. Benswonger and S. Watters will direct Pirates affairs, with other possible heirs named. Public reaction mirrored enduring admiration for his fair play and generosity as the baseball community reflects on his legacy.
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Ey Woned Press
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
West View
Dreyfuss
Itabbi Samuel J. Goldensin
Todef Shalom Temple
Mosh Meades
William G. Benswonger
Watters
Tx Jier
Pittsburgh Club
Pirates
Fleet Robin Outfielder On The Trading Block In 1932 Trade Talk
Robins manager Mus Carey weighs moving fleet outfielder Jonny Predetick to bolster pitching. Frederick, a left handed starter with promise, has drawn Cubs and Phillies interest but no deal yet. Giants and Reds also discussed, while Frederick’s 1900 form hints at improvement but trade prospects remain uncertain.
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Grooklyn Robins
Jonny Predetick
Hack
Wilson
Sordings
Regallup
Mus
Carey
Frederick
Brgolktym
DyDoul
Baby Herman
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Phillies
Line Hobbie
Phi Collins
Collins
Dastite Hine
Zootie
ted@h
Brook- Tyn
Nis
Robins
Nation’ Ligue
Lo Hays
Cincinnatii Reds
Elgg
Silas Doha
Johnson
Juhi McGinw
Farmer Charles Bouquin Struck and Fatally Injured
Charles Bouquin, 62, a Laona farmer, died at Brooks Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Lee Hilton of Freduggs while crossing near a Thies grocery store. Coroner George Blood of Hredonin said Bouquin, who had stepped into the road to avoid a reveling auto, died two hours after transport to the hospital.
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Dunkirk
Charles Bouquin
Laona
Brooks
Memorial Hospital
Unp
Lee Hilton
I4esadggs
George J
Hredonin
Bouin
Thies
Cassidags
Fiton
Iton
Brit
Eredonta
Amahulinces
Teasing Extinction Of Long-Dead Dinosaurs Caused By Fossil Decline
A fragment suggests elephants, crocodiles, and rhinoceroses face decline as milwals fade from a prehistoric era and may vanish alongside a great dinosaur. The text hints at an ancient shift leading toward disappearance.
Beavers Face Tough Outside Games Against Jamestown and Strong Vincent
Two away games loom for the Beavers with Jamestown Business College at Jamestown Tuesday and Strong Vincent High at Erie Friday. McCallmen hold even odds versus Jamestown after December win. Strong Vincent expected to edge the Beavers again, though home court may favor the Colonels.
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Beavers
Jamestown
Jamestown Business College
Erie
Vincent High
McCallmen
Jamestown Collagians
Nome Dash Hero Seppela Feeds Dogs Before Race
Lake Placid dispatch describes Seppela the famed musher and his team at Nome as he feeds and praises his dogs before a grueling over 200 mile trail. The piece recalls the hero’s bond with his lead dog Borzu, notes public fascination with the 1925 antidiphtheria run, and portrays Seppela as a devoted, tough handler amid harsh winter conditions.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Lake Placid
Seppela
Hia
Leonteet Seppela
Nome
Seppeta
Sepp
Bonzo
Soppela
Snigrak
Eijong
Kingiak
Tserks
Kreenvankax
Tur
Jong
o.Bonnote
Ellen
Ty Dog
Ami
Borzu
Three-Cushion Finals Tonight In World Championship
United Press reports Augie Kieckheter from Chicago Chico and Otto Ressell from Philadelphia meet in the finals of the world championship three cushion billiards tournament after three weeks of play. The purse is $10,100 with a top prize to the winner. Kieckheter holds a slight edge, while Ressett has two prior titles, reflecting long careers in the sport. Also noted are confusions in a college basketball game as Barrett, Richard and Robert of Miami University mixups disrupt defense.
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Augie Fiveklieter
Oll Enga
Helseity Fhiladelphin
Orld
Chicago
Phers
Alors
Tony Tolenament
Wil’ Saven Victoriou
Chien
United Press Chicago
Augie Kieckheter
Chico
Otto Resself
Philadelphis
Hert
Winn Kieckheter
Reisett
Kieckheter
Onpord
Feb
Barrett
Pichard
Robert
Miami University
Bays
Allie
Richa
Springfield
Cracti Coombs Returns to Dike University Campus
Cracti Coombs, baseball mentor at University of Durham Wy CL, returns to campus after a Texas business trip. Formerly pitched for the New York Giants, Coombs resumes duties as coach of the squad amid ongoing team activities.
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Cracti Coombs
University Durham
Jack Combs
Dike University
Svanom
Texas
Coots
New York Giants
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Retims
Netaitos Bn
Struh
Dorfman
Krohn Ly
Stroh
Silian
Duran
Ibin
Taowee
Lapigs
Gail
Ute Hite
Pennsyl- Thy Aamestown High
Seystores
State Armory
Sweekts
Ubom
Wiltip Foppe
Weller Cochrane Taurieil
Briday
Hoppe
Biks
Hopp
Yan
Stiles
Maxonie
Shhofield
Ludlow
Wolverines
Mex
Clymer
Falconer
Sneve
Reever
Sbesicw
Tadiiye
Johnsopimrg
Roper Aut
Everett
Remiy Moe
Susssasene
IMETT
Vincent
Avorlic
Usls Geason
Colonels
C. E. Doane
West Main St
Corry EV
D West South
Arthur Colegr National Adve
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Ag Seco
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