Fragmentary notice about local businesses and workers
The readable text references AMCS era matters, an ind daughter, family names, a 1783 figure, and multiple firms including General Mills and Wrigley. It mentions gains, a Jewel Tex, and a telecommunication lock, all in a scattered business context with sublet notes and several incomplete names.
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Center-jump ban in basketball debated by coaches
A national debate on removing the center jump in basketball speeds play and raises health concerns for youth. Dr. Hugh A. O’Hare defends the change as not harmful if athletes are conditioned, while coaches Huss Byler and Arthur Pitts note mixed health effects and hardship for small squads. overall, authorities say it is not proven to injure young athletes.
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Beavers Aim for Sixth Straight Win Over Irish
Corry High Beavers, heavy favorites, host St Edward’s Shamrocks in junior high action at Maple. Coach Byler assigns regulars Dew Lundy Chuck Williams Paul Sutton Tom Graze Ace Bracken to face Shamrocks’ Tom Ressler Johnny Mead Bob Sullivan George Jackson Frank Jackson. Varsity game at 8:30 after 7:15 junior matchup. expected fair crowd.
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Rooney confident on signing Jock Fitzgibbons
Art Rooney of the Pittsburgh Pirates says he is confident and hopeful he will sign Jock Butlerline, proposing a salary just under 16000 dollars a year. He notes Fitz mentor Vine could replace Walter Lecksig. State, Pitt clash marks a notable college basketball night as Penn State visits the Panthers.
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Apstoli Fights Tonight in MSG Return Bout
Fred Apostoli of San Francisco opens the 1940 boxing season at Madison Square Garden with a 12 round light heavyweight bout against Melio Bettina of Beavon New York. The winner faces Gus Lesnevich of New Jersey for a title shot at Billy Conn.
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New York Sports Program Aids Expanded Amateur Events
A broad 10 sport plan in New York aims to unite amateurs and professionals. It includes a tennis tour, an all-star rookie baseball game, a Pan American track and field meet, and an international boxing tournament, under former President Herbert Hoover. The campaign, directed by Jon, seeks to promote diverse athletic events domestically and internationally.
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Los Angeles Open Attracts Big Field
Los Angeles January 5. About 140 players tee off the first 18 hole round of the $5,000 Los Angeles Open. Fourty five medalists and five stars bypassed qualifying and join top entrants. Notables include Byron Nelson and H. Guidahl among others in the field.
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Fighter's Condition Shows Improvement Despite Injuries
Pittsburgh boxing reports indicate the injured fighter from a sparring incident with Billy Conn is “holding his own.” He underwent surgery and remains hospitalized, with doctors optimistic about recovery though uncertain about full return to competition.
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Basketball Results From Local Match Report
Ohls team posted 87 points with Balimone at 4 and MigiMith 6, while Mutzers scored 9. Carlin led Catawba with 24 and Sant Clare tallied 48 as Movin Suite and others contributed. Dean added 44 for Carsiewic.
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Waterhouse Holds 1 Game Lead In City Key League
Waterhouse Garage leads City Bowling League by one game ahead of Citizens Bank and Kaspers who contest runner up. Four teams won three game skids last night with Kaspers sweeping City Market and Aero No. 1 beating Aero No. 2. Waterhouse topped Phoenix Grill while Cassius Sears posted 203 and Jack Krone 202 as high averages. Four football rule changes approved by United Press after three day committee meeting in Palm Springs adjust forward passing shoe cleats and huddle time reducing play-up delay from 30 to 25 seconds.
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Rays And Steel Age Quintets Post Victories
Raymonds quintet edged Phlanx 28 to 24 at the City Basketball League. Steel Age crushed Powell Motors 44 to 23 as Frang and Buressi led the Steel Age five with 14 and 12 points. Moir scored 10 for Raymonds while Dubrosky added 11 for Phlanx. Powell’s Fitzcayahge had 8.
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Powell Motors
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Bill Moir
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Joe Buressi
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Oliver Hardy Surrenders Stable Pride In Jealous Fallout
Hollywood owner Oliver Hardy ends his racing stable after a string of failures. Manny, once a Derby favorite at 10000 to 1, Crete, Schoolmom, Miss Chase, and others leave, as Hardy reflects on spending and wagers. He preserves a worn show of sentiment, unlocking the green and white silks and recalling past glories while acknowledging the pain of loss.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Los Angeles
America
Oliver Hardy
Manny
Hardy
Crete
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Miss Chase
Hollywood
Hanna Today
Cardinals Favored To Win National League Pennant
New York Jan 5 The war hhe National League pennant ace shapes up right now the St. Louis Cardinals will win the pennant Gay MacPhail the future of Flagbush predicted totally I picked the Cardinals to win last year and Lucy pam close after fisting shah in 1998 He said I pick them right Duck to win in 1990 I believe the Cincinnati Reds will be runners up They ten games out in front at the time last season and they won by 4 games And they haven't hid themselves any singe hen The scramble for a third place will be terrific I lump the Datg Chibs Giants and Pirates all in the same boat They all have their problems and I can't see any one of the four winning the pennant unless they should be improved materially by trades or rookies between now and the the the SeLOH copics The Cardinals wig problem is in Weir uifield in MacPiail's opinion.
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Corry High Rifle Team Defeats Clymer in League Match
Corry High School rifle team defeated Clymer in a Char Rifle League meet at the Red and Gun Club last evening by 1538 to 1504. B. Patterson posted 240 for Corry, Stanley Anderson 239, while Gabbey scored 224 for Clymer. Corry will travel to Meadville tonight for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League opener.
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Clymer Sound
Red and Gun Club
B. Patterson
Stanley Anderson
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Corry Rife
Meadville
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Hubbell Hopes to Take Up in Form Fort Worth TeX
Hubbell aimed to resume pitching after a setback, with veteran fireballer Hubbell seeking to regain form. The 28 year old right hander, once a leading pitcher, worked through a training period as he prepares for the season. His screwball had never started its danger with a strong start until two months before the season ended.
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