Untitled fragment about orders and hearings in 1939
A fragmented notice mentions orders and a center show on a date in 1939, with references to witnesses and the office of a Brown, a attorney, and a common council member. It cites Penn addresses and a need for opinions and offices in a commerce context.
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Penn
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Wite Brown
Market features stocks and specs in briefing note
A brief market update notes that stock trends and product specifications are being discussed. The fragment mentions participation and sections on market features plus technical details, highlighting overall activity and focus areas for investors and analysts.
Aging Celtics Spark Court Magic in Late era return
The aging New Fork Celtics captivate crowds with veteran shooting and unorthodox passing. Hickey Banks and Debuert lead a seasoned lineup that relies on timing and instinct from years on the floor, delivering high scoring and smooth teamwork amid younger foes.
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Celtics
Gerry Yond
NEA Serview Sports
New ‘Fork
Delis
Paul Birch
Anrief
Davey Banks
Pati Merting
Net Hickey
Firsty Sanders
Dehner
Cours
Waterloo
Ohio
Hickey
Banks Company
Inter
Celts
Banks
Mite
Ditch Debuert
Nap Holman
Pete Barry
Johnny Beckman
Doe Lapehick
Celtic Lion
Leomie
Holman
City College
Lapehick
St. John’s of
Brooklyn
Celles
Beavers Host Union City in Loop Game Tuesday
Comy's Beavers and Union City Bears, top league contenders, meet Tuesday in a hotly anticipated loop game at Wie Dunner High gym. A large crowd is expected as both teams chase top standings amid a heated local feud. tipoff at 7 15 with main clash at 8 30.
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Beavers
Union City
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Af Cneting
Westfield Thion City
Meadville
Titusville
Beit
Puschmeél
Wesfield
Comy
Antonites
Wie Dunier Hi
Sul Premnhiry
Enguscinins
Millcreek
Wesleyville
Gitand
North Fast
Law
Yall
North East
Girard
Millere
Laurence Park
Penn Quintet Posts Victory in Intercollegiate League Opener
Philadelphia based Penn quintet defeated nearby rivals in a murky box score filled with name misspellings and scattered scores. The game featured a 24 point contribution from a Wesleyan transfer and showcased Duke’s late crowd count of 7,500 as part of the season’s opening.
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Penhavona
Uinceton
Durham
Galigdilla Aly Movls
Wesleyan
Nanos
Nile Kinnick to Receive Maxwell Memorial Medal
Nile Kinnick of the University of Iowa is to arrive to receive the Maxwell Memorial Medal as the outstanding college football player of 1929. The award will be presented at a dinner, with other gridiron rivals and notable players from Penn State, Temple, Gettysburg, Villanova, and Princeton among those mentioned in attendance.
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Nile Kinnick
Phidadelpata
University of Iowa
Pennsylvania
Prel Hampton
Gettysburg
Frank Touganey
la Salles
Andy Chisiels
Villanova
John Quige
Lafayette
Bob Thorny
Princeton
Leroy Dawson
Drstius
Ed Sukie
Swarthmore
Tyler Triumphs For Bob Team Race Victory
Tyler and his Wake Placid relay squad won a bob team race despite misty weather. They completed the ten mile course in strong times, beating rivals and securing first place as the challenging conditions affected others.
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Tyler
W.Y. Uy
Mr. van Hovenbess
Seek Games Ais at Meadville Clothing Shop Basketball Brant
An odd fragment describes a local basketball event at a Meadville clothing shop with teams seeking participants. It mentions a postponed game and a later schedule between unnamed teams in Los Angeles tied to a pro show. The garbled text references dates, locations, and names but remains unclear.
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Meadville
Wile
Dso Enting
North Carolina Pro Sets Pace in Los Angeles Open
Clayton Geainer leads the Los Angeles Open golf championship with a 74 in rain to stand at 212 total, two strokes ahead of Johnny Dawson as the field narrows after 18 holes. Notables include Ben Hopes, Al Krenzer, Mark Fry, and Olin Dutra among others.
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Walled Press
Los Angeles
Dan
Clayton Geainer
North Carolina
HesTner
Johnny Dawson
Hollywood
Dawson
Ben Hopes
White
Plains
N. Y
al Krenzer
Beloit
Wis
Mark Fry
Oakland
Calif
Dutch Hartisom
Little Rock
Ark
Olin Dutra
Lawson Little
Bretton Woods
O. H
Tony Bena
Dayton
Dane Horton Smith
Oak Park
Jinmy “Thompson
Chitcopey
Maps
Jamy Bemanet
Houston
Tex
Rangers Narrow Gap to Record With Win Over Detroit
The New York Rangers extended their streak with a 3-0 victory over the Detroit club, closing within one game of a historic record. The win keeps them near a string of consecutive wins and ties as they push toward a notable season milestone.
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Rangers
United
York Rangers
Defeas
Detroit
Ted Winks
Lea Huld
Stralztat
New Yorkers
Les Canadiens
Promoter eyeing rematch for Apostoli Bettina in February
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced February dates for a rematch between Joe Apostoli and Bettina at Madison Square Garden. The plan follows their Friday night bout and involves betting angles and potential contenders in the heavyweight scene. Larry White, Apostoli's manager, pushed for a 15 round contest to test the comeback while Bettina aims to rebound and seek a high-profile clash.
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Jack Curdy
WEW
York
Dun
Mike Jacobs
Fred Avosinli
Mello Bel Fina
Madison Square Garden
Mike Dunobs
Pecalise
Apostols
Bath
Bélon
Betta
Coun
Apostil
Larry White Keld
Wien
Salith Pny
Freddie
Bettina
Pyeddle
Johnny McAgny
Thaliah
Gyhr Televis
Fiat Apostoli
Billy
Goluy
Henry Cooper
Brooklyn
Madison Square
Gunn
Jonny Payelisk
Joe Lows
Dullis
Pirates Sign Nine Players to 1940 Contracts
Pittsburgh January 8. Three outfielders and a first baseman signed to play for the Pirates in the 1940 season. Veteran outfielder Chuck Klein joined mid season last year. Virgil Davis, purchased from the Phillies, also signed. Other signings include pitchers Danny MacFadden Thin Datinine Bowman and mate Brown, outfielders Paul Walter and Maurice Van Ruburbs and Pirates baseman Elzie Fletcher.
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Pittsburgh
Thipitesiers
Ane
Paseman
Tun
Floureh Pirates
Baerball
Dusiie
Chuck Kiem
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Virgil Davis
Phils
Danny MacFapden
Thin Datinine
the Bowman
Mate Brown
Opiielders
Pail Wauter
Maurice van Rubuys
Elhie Fletcher
LESS THAN 30 ELKS ROAM PA WOODLANDS
Harrisburg report notes fewer than 30 elks roaming Pennsylvania woodlands. The piece references state officials including Secretary Seth Gotton and forecasts on elk population trends and conservation concerns amid a broader state policy discussion.
Goodell Tops First Basemen In Pilot League
Jamestown Jan 4 George Goodell Jamestown's lone regular first sacker for the Pirates tops the league in his position in the 1939 season. In 74 games he hit .298 with 143 hits nine doubles and four home runs while posting 643 putouts 25 assists and six errors in the field.
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George Goodell
Eontii— HuMson
Regilarys
Pohl
Teelreuih
Helding
Goodell
Aviving
Kimes
Dee
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Riggs and Grant Battle for Title
In Tampa Florida on a June day, Riggs and Grant faced off for the Digie championship. Roan's victory marked a key moment as the rivals traded wins and the crowd watched the outcome closely.
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Grant
Unileu Xres
Tampa
Warren over Corry team triumph in rough Warren match
The Warren team defeated Corry with a series of close sets. Players like Snake Chuey Owl Bartatsar and Conroy from Warren starred, while Seymour Tucker and Rumbaugh contributed strong scores as Warren claimed the second victory over Corry in the meet.
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Ping-Yong
Corrys
Balitsiuy
Tom Glaze
Clyde Dingielder
Siideassip
Cory
Snake
Chuey Owl
Bartatsar
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Dingielder
Conroy
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Tucker
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Rumbaugh
Warren Teauy
Corry
MeSpaden Wins Open Golf Meet in Manila Report
MeSpaden, a professional from Portland, Oregon, wins the Manila open as public notes credit him for a 74 score. The article mentions runner results with names such as Biel efatold and Catternts amid Cisper ship, highlighting a standout 72 or close score and a record performance amid a field of competitors.
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Manila
Efatold
Drofessional
Lid
Fred
Eviatron
Folak
Tennis Bums 10 Elim In Old Ruling Standoff
Henry McLemone reports a heated tennis dispute over a prohibitive travel expense rule. The piece describes players facing sanctions and the sport’s governing body reevaluating the rule that barred out‑of‑country competition, amid accusations of unfair treatment and financial strain on players. The conflict highlights tensions between players and the United States Lawn Tennis Association during a period of reform.
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Henry McLemone
Angeles
Jan
Yenmia Tmk
Saale
Denis
Aowitur Sennis
Tala
Livi Aevertheless
Funess
Aril
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Spain Gwied i. 8. Land Spilin ynee owned the major part
Fragmentary OCR notes claim that a land area in North America was largely owned by Spain Gwied i. 8 and that this land formed the core of what would become the United States, though details are unclear and sources are incomplete.
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Spilin Ynee
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