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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
2
A garbled today in sport page reports on city Elks planning a team, Master Retired Bron Randall, and various figures in tennis and track. It notes retirements, appointments, and upcoming events with mentions of clubs, venues, and notable names across multiple sports.
Manager Young of Lie Keystones announced practice today as they prepared for upcoming games. The team will face the Hoover Sweepers or Erie and New York Crescents, with sessions focusing on new drills and strategies at the State Armory.
The fragmentary text hints at a mid winter rally oration and mentions veterans, players, and a sports context. Mentions of names like Dowles and Lowe appear amid garbled phrases about leagues, probate, and champions, with no clear events or results.
Fragmented clipping reports Erie hurler ill in a Denver sanatorium with indeterminate tuberculosis stages. Sheffield and others note medical hopes while detailing support funds and friends.
A fragmented report shows Jack Prew erupting as a key figure in a bowling championship with Madison Speare and Heathered figures cited. Focus remains on the round and players involved as details are unclear.
Baylis from Transas, Missouri reports former Nebraska star Lew Lewis attacked for a fall. The referee’s call gave the fall to Jewith after a foul, sending Lewis to hospital as thousands of spectators questioned the result and blamed the officiating.
Gary urges stronger police oversight and enforcement across the country. The article notes comments by Ty Ho Geiy of Stites Steel and mentions President Gaol Flue, plus threats of consequences if laws are not upheld. It references legal and societal pressures, wage and discrimination concerns, and quotes from various figures amid a turbulent national dialogue.
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