Fragmented 1930s style notes hint at private payments and political shifts
Disordered OCR text mentions private pay, addresses, and names amid references to politicians and party activity. It hints at payment street terms, West Wash, and state authority figures, with scattered mentions of stock and election elements.
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Bold outfield star DiMaggio pushes for 40000 salary
A noisy roundup of sports gossip recalls Joe DiMaggio’s salary dispute with Yankees, claiming he seeks close to 40000 annual pay rather than the 730000 reportedly offered. The column touches on players betwixt leagues, racehorse notes, and various 1930s sports anecdotes.
Corry Beavers Clash With Millcreek In Key League Test
Corry High prepares for a decisive Class A league week with a Friday home game against Millcreek, leaders unbeaten this season, while Corry sits second after three wins and one loss. The schedule also features Wesleyville at Union City and Lawrence Park at Girard as other county contests unfold.
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Riggs Wins National Tennis Title in Florida
Bobby Riggs, top seed, captured the national championship in Palm Beach defeating Henry Prusoff 6-1 7 0 2 in the final. England’s G Hirdwick won the women’s crown by beating Sarah Palfrey Wabyan 6-1 3. Mulloy, Mahoney, and Foreman led to the doubles title.
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New York
John Foreman
Chicago
Corry Ladies Post Victory in 1A Bowling Meet
Corry's Rosa Cack led the team with a standout score of 224 as the Corry women posted an eight pin win over Erie yesterday at Recreation Alleys. Team members showcased strong play across the lanes in the 1A division.
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Rangers Rally in Sixteen Game Run to Lead League
The Rangers have won 15 of their last 16 and four straight, widening their margin over the defending Stanley Cup champions Boston Bruins as they chase the top spot in the National Hockey League. The streak, and 18 wins in 16 games, lift them clear of rivals and sharpen their title bid.
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Greenberg to Go 10 Outfield in 1940 Season
Detroit star Greenberg accepts contract terms for 1940 after meeting officials in Miami Beach. At 29, he will play in the outfield with the Tigers as the team plans to strengthen the lineup with his versatility.
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Harry Bobo Set For Two Weeks On Sheltered Tour
Harry Bobo, a young professional boxer with fewer than a year in the ring, plans a two week stretch on the Mahyelt circuit, according to manager Eddie Kappian. McDonald counters that Bobo is booked for a next engagement locally. In other news, Shay Du Tront of Wiehila Kas Wik was re elected president of the National Senil Pro Baseball Congress at their winter meeting.
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Lake Wood Ice Skating Carnival Draws 700 Fans
The annual Lake Wood Ice Skating Carnival attracted about seven hundred spectators. Golden Skates and city champions from across a wide circuit including Pennsylvania Ohio New York and nearby cities competed for Cleveland Olympic trial eligibility. Local and regional skaters showcased expert technique though spectators noted the absence of fancy skating classes.
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Soose to Box Migault in 10 Round Philadelphia Match
Billy Soose, Penn State intercollegiate champion, meets Bud Migault of Brockton in a scheduled 10 round bout at The Arena in Philadelphia. Soose, rising middleweight, seeks another professional win before about 10,000 fans.
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Campolo to Fight Robinson Tight in Laurel Gardens
Valen tin Campolo, Argentine white hope, faces Philadelphia’s Robinson tonight in a scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout at Laurel Gardens Newar, N J. Campolo aims for the Loula crown and will try to avenge a previous swollen eye after Robinson’s last bout.
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Corryites Lose at Jamestown in Bowling Strikeout
In Jamestown the Hotel Sinclairville ladies bowling team defeated Raymonds of Cosry in a special match at Freebrook alleys yesterday afternoon. L Johnsos posted 171 to lead. Fosmosi 163 and Gustafson 148 paced scoring for Corry. Erie totals reached 2183 versus Raymonds 2087 as the Corry squad battled through individual tallies from multiple players.
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McCoy Free Agent Still, A’s Lead in Offer Talks
McCoy, former Detroit Tiger pitcher, remained a free agent in Grand Rapids as multiple clubs including the Philadelphia Athletics, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, and the A’s reportedly led with the strongest offer. The A’s were said to offer a $10,000 salary for no years, but McCoy indicated he would not rush his decision and had promised to speak with representatives from Washington, Pittsburgh, and Boston before finalizing with Larry MacPhail of the Dodgers.
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Ed Oliver Wins Crosby Golf Tourney in Del Mar
Ed Oliver captures first prize of $500 in the Bite Cyndy annual invitational at the Raleho Sinisa Be course with 67, leading a field that includes 2-year-old Finnnell, Bruce McCormick, Willie Gogpry, and a list of top amateurs and pros from New Jersey to California. Oliver shot five under par to clinch victory as runners up and other contenders posted scores in the 134 to 141 range amid scattered notables from Lake City to Philadelphia.
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Sutherland to Decide Today on Pro Offer
Pittsburgh January 28 Dr J B Sutherland former Pitt football star was to decide today whether he would accept a professional offer. Reports say he was weighing a potential move to the Brooklyn Dodgers and negotiations involved agents and college connections. The outcome could influence his plans at Washington University in St Louis.
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Hostak Faces Rival In Chicago Boxing Showdown
Promoter Mike Jacobs previews a major boxing card in Chicago featuring AL Hostak defending against Zalе Al Hostak in a heavyweight style clash. The event highlights live promps and the possibility of a championship rematch, with plans for a future bout in New York and a potential middleweight title appearance for Garis.
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King and Queen of Speed Skaters Triumph in Nationals
In Beaver Dam Wisconsin on June 29, top speed skaters from five leading divisions competed in the national outdoor event. Viviane led the field, while Thrmy Talays and other title contenders closed with strong showings. Whitely secured the overall victory with a decisive point total.
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West Expands Road Clearing for Ski Fans
West Idaho highway crews expanded snow removal for winter storms. J H Clabay notes maintenance costs rose from 149631 in 1934 26 to 277881 in 1937 48, with 250 to 600 workers and 172 trucks plus powerful equipment. Snowdrifts closed Tarhee and Galeng last season, while Monida and others remained open, and sand was spread to improve traction during severe blizzards.
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Princeton 15 on Spot in League
Princeton secures a 15 point spot in a league game with New York opponents. The article mentions coaches and players, including Loy Brombeyly and several college teams like Yale and Dartmouth, in a pregame and game-night context. The prose is fragmented but centers on a basketball league matchup and team performance.
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Regatea Starts Today Amid Weather Delays
Jan 29 report notes postponements in sailing events as the 1b Jane Mal retreat faces delays. Five American skippers are entered as regatta action opens today under unsettled conditions.
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