Civilian Case Notes and Local Officials Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references civilians and officials, including Mayor Ms. Olerke and local neighbors, with scattered figures and percentages. The garbled lines touch on restitution, eviction, and city matters but lack coherent events or dates to confirm a full report. Summary preserves possible names and context without fabrication.
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Corry
Alyanta
Olerkeighbors
Ks Gotter
Sports Roundup recounts wartime baseball chatter and anecdotes
A collage of sport snippets covers tales from Clark’s hopes to start, Greg Joy, and skeet looting news. It notes Army and Navy prospects like Ensign Baumholtz and Ches Hadjuk, plus Zeke Bonar and Van Man McDougal in service leagues. The page reports jokes about a minister and caddy, and humor from the All-Star scene including a peanut vendor incident.
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York
Clark
Greg Joy
Amy
Naye
Mets
Aington Park
Van
George Earnshaw
Ank Baumholtz
Ensign
Rogers Bield
Alf
Dallas
Mike
Omus
World Reardon Mga
Cochune
Cleveland
Cochrane
Pacific Coast
Atherton
Jone
Washington
Lions
Western Army Club
Id Mandel
Pred
Merchants Meet Ridgeway All-Stars In Friday Night Tilt
Corry Merchants open a fresh winning streak with a home game against the Ridgeway All-Stars at foreland field. Manager Crindall aims for a strong lineup revival as Pinky Caffery faces a potent Invaders batting order while Dec Laughner and Ray Anderson lead the visitors.
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Comy
Rideway All-Stars
Foreland
Invaders
Corry
Bt Matys
Merchants
Dec Laughner
Ray Anderson
Letty Traveny
Thal
Crindall
Tendiong
Torge
Pinky" Caffery
Irvine
Russ Cassett
Mike Ponavich
Jamestown Tikines
Halt Dink
Vern Group
Bobrca
Red Hajnik
Cecil Young
al Barnes
Clyde Dingielder
Alex Dobrossey
Mic” Belduma Vill Wain
Warneke Returns to Cubs on Waivers
Warneke, 28 year NL pitcher, returns to the Cubs after five and a half years linked to a 1936 Cards trade. Manager Wilson and GM Gallagher praise his arm and reliability as a starter, with Warneke noting pride in returning to familiar grounds. He arrives after being claimed at waivers for 47500.
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Ash
Chicago
Jean Jon Warneke
Cubs
St. Louis
Jimmy Wilson
James Gallagher
Jett
Warneke
Waeneke
Pirates And Phils Stage Relief Fund Tilt Tonight
Pirates and Phillies plan a benefit night at Forbes Field to raise money for the Army and Navy Relief Fund. About 30 000 expected. 20 000 may not care about the score as performers, bands, and races fill a six hour program beginning at 5 20 p m. The event features Ernie Kay John Doni Vincent DiMaggio and other acts with all proceeds to the relief fund.
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Pirates and Phils
Edward Higgs
Pittsburgh
Pines
Philadelphia Phillies
Army and Nagye
Wil
Vauideville
Forbes Field
John Hernon
The
Baseball Writers Association
Dante
Muse
Ernie Kay
John Doni
Goo
Sconsie Srowlue
Johny Couplbay
Pirates
Vincent DiMaggio
Basi
Saul
Bud Ward Captures Medalist Honors in Western Amateur
Spokane, Washington July 9 Marvin Bud Ward the country’s top amateur golfer proved his mettle in the Western Amateur championship match play. Ward, holder of the National Amateur title and winner of the Western the last two years, posted 68 in the second round to build a lead after opening with 68, despite some scrambling on the 6,236-yard Manito course.
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Spokane
Wash
Marvin
Bud" Ward
Corgural
Fork Wright
Ninforce
Oto Reselid
Corporal Ward
Fee
Manito
Ward
Woods
Yeb
Hammond
Ame
Bill Welch
Houston
Tex
Nnions
Drew Noh Walters
Tacoma
Welch
Walters
Falkenburg Brothers Reach Net Semifinals
Falkenburgs of Hollywood advance to National Inter scholastic tennis semifinals in Philadelphia. Tom Falkenburg defeats Fred Koval to claim a spot. Wille faces Blair Academy’s Cathral Blair in the singles. The brothers also reach doubles semifinals with a 6 4 10 12 10 victory over Callaway and Jankner.
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Philadelphia
Beank Wille
Holmes Cathyali
Bob
Falkenburg
Hollywood
Tom
Tan Bo
Fred Kovaleski
Hammmmiels
Mich
Spmietidals
Wille
Aniston
Als
Philadelpia
Major Leagues Resume Play In Bid For Pennant Lead
The majors resume after a pennant drive pause with Dodgers eight games behind the Cardinals, the Yankees holding a four game edge over the Red Sox, and teams jockeying for first-division spots. Proceeds from fund drives and war stamps are noted as the season approaches the halfway point.
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Ihely
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankens
Bostom Red Sox
Majo
Eyalim Buby
Auerbach Surrenders Speedboats for a Pause
Auerbach, noted as a wealthy sportsman and holder of world water speeds, plans to pause speedboat activities after spending about half a million dollars on the venture. He divides his time between a coastal city and Miami and has held preliminary talks with the Navy about possible work, though specifics remain unclear.
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Atlan
Navy New
Ansroach
Navy
Anerbach
Merchants Hand Keppel’s First Softball Loss
The Corry Merchants won their fifth straight City Mushball League game, defeating Keppel’s Tra vers by holding them scoreless until late. Keppel’s four hits and a costly error hurt their offense as the Merchants rallied with walks and timely hits to secure the victory.
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Corry
Tayoelles
Weil
Keppel
Travers
Norm Holle
Inns
Toller Standlsel
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