Auction Notice for Decedent's Estate in Pennsylvania
Sale of livestock and items listed near Crawford Ouland West, 12:30 p.m. UST. Creditors and claimants urged to present all claims against the decedent to the administrator of Wills in Pennsylvania. Final settlement and notices to be filed at 110 Center Street, Pennsylvania.
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Mma Holstel
Sevins Egg
Brill
Lenin, McHinery
Arthur Scoutei Emper
Insylvania
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Dull Patterson
Center Street
Altorne Building
U.S. Defense
Beavers face heavy losses as gradejo graduates
Corry high school plans ceremonies as Beavers endure major turnover in football and basketball. Coach Rus Byler must rebuild with five returning lettermen and a crop of green players. Basketball also loses key seniors Jack Kinney and Olin Bracken Jr, leaving Downey as lone returning starter. The piece notes upcoming football and basketball prospects and mentions local semi pro action and baseball hints without specific outcomes.
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Corry High Rchool
Beavers
Gudders
Rus Byler
Ietterman
Chuck Williams
Ola Bracken, Jr
Roger Cole
Vic Cragg
Frank Laurie
Weo Idsey
Don Lundy
Russell McCaslin
Louis Radecki
Don Carlson
Harley Hall
Roy Proctor
Mortis Wickwie
Joe Moctey
Byler
Precirillo
McCee
Weber
Kinney
Drake
Ue Beaver
Jack Downey
Huck Willams
Evie County
Jack Kinney
Venier Toy
Olin Bracken, Jr
Wis
Joe Taylor
Page Hgh Ethool
Pitsburg
Joe Kiet
Tosch
VanderMeer Dominates With One Hit Shutout Of Phillies
Johnny VanderMeer pitched a one hit shutout of the Philadelphia Phillies, fanning 13 and retiring 29 straight after the second inning. Danny Litwhiler’s infield single was the lone hit for Philly as VanderMeer helped the Reds maintain their lead in the National League. Other games featured Huby High’s Dodgers winning 4-1, Feller’s Indians blanking the A’s 2-0, Warneke beating the Braves, Pirates sweeping the Giants, and Red Sox saves in a 3-4 win over the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Johnny VanderMeer
Philadelphia Phillies
Cineminati Reds
Danny Litwhiler
Eddie Joost
Huby Highe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Gues
Brooklyn
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Len Warneke
St. Lews Cardinals
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Max Butcher
Trneth
Rip
Sewel
Rus
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Jim Foxx
Teel Williams
Tim Tabor
Deltolk Tigers
Washington Senators
Todd
Last Night Boxing Scores and Upcoming Matchups
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0 Boston 6 Chicago 3 Detroit 1 with Washington and others listed. Upcoming cards feature Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis and more. notable bouts include Lou Nova at Minneapolis and Temi Mauricio in New York with several local eliminations and outpoints across venues.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
N. York
Minneapolis
Lou Nova
Oakand
Calif
Jim Robinson
Temi Mauricio
Tony Cisco
Norristown
Waterbury
Manuel Villetse Girst
Mexico
Ernest Gat
Robinson
Ismaloa
Avalon
Ohlcago
Yorke
Boston A
New Yorke
Ernie White May Prove Answer to Card Players
Ernie White, a 34 year old Pacolet South Carolina native, enters spring with the St. Louis Cardinals hoping to win the southpaw job. Under the guidance of catcher Gus Mancuso, White works on reliever duties and develops a pitching arsenal as Billy Southworth weighs options.
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Ernie White
James E. Lawson
ST. Louis
Jim
Jason
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Tidy
Ernest Daniel White
Pacolet
Mills
S.C
Clyde Shoun
White
Cardinals
Gus Mancuso
Frmle
Ausoplafian
Foun Dervats
Jevene
Soaleol
Billy South- Werth
Ernie
Ukmactilnis
Clymer Wins Class B Title in County Baseball Shootout
Clymer Central won the 1842 Class B championship of Chaussyans county by a 5 to 4 victory over South Dayly. Under coach Conel Waller Colburn, Clymer earned the right to face Silver Creek for the Schoolboy championship at the County 4th Municipal Stadium in Jamestown on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30.
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Mayville
Jue
Clymer Central School
Chaussyans Couity
South Dayly High School
Conel Waller Colburn
Silver Creek
Municipal Stadium
Jamestown
Bantamweight boxer Tommy Forte quits corner signals
Philadelphia report states Tommy Forte, upset by how his friends hide from him, will quit watching his corner for instructions during fights. Forte, an 118-pounder, says he instinctively looks to his manager Mickey Diamond for signals, and he will avoid turning toward the corner starting next Thursday after facing Lou Salfa.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tiny
Tommy Forte
Lou Salfca
Tor
Philageluilen
Mickey Diamond
Mickey
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Baseball Showdowns Across Leagues
Jon Vander meet pitched a one hit shutout for the Reds against the Phillies while Max Butcher and Rip Sewell combined for a six hit effort in the Pirates doubleheader sweep of the Giants. Bob Feller blanked the Athletics on four hits with 12 strikeouts. Ted Williams and Jim Foxx homered for the Red Sox in a six run outburst vs Waite Sox. Kirby Higbie and the Dodgers beat the Cubs with five hit ball and two RBIs via a double. Bruce Campbell sparked the Tigers with two doubles in a key win.
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Jon Vander Meet
Reds
Phillies
Max Butcher
Rip Sewell
Pir Fales
Butcher
Bewell
Sek Gelding
Handinns
Giants
Bob Feller
Mdians
Athletics
Jim Foxx
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Tye
Boston
Waite Sox
Jon Warneks
Cardinals
Braves
Kirby Highe
Dodgers
Cubs
Bruce Campbell
Tigers
Atiark
Sertatars
Major League Leaders American League Squiau-Whligins
Baseball leaders listed with names and team affiliations for batting, pitching, and fielding across leagues. Includes individuals such as DiMaggio, York, Travis, Chapman, Feller, Moore, Slaughter, Mize, Nicholson, Warneke, and Frey with counts for runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases.
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Squiau
Whligins
Boston
D. DiMaggio
York
Detroit
Cramer
Travis
Washington
Chapman
Philadelphia
Boufieaul
Cleveland
Cronin
Case
Wash
Feller
Cleve
Weather-ruined National Open sees tough finish
Foe storms hit the 1950 National Open as top players struggle through rain soaked greens. Byron Nelson posts 72 while Sam Snead, Gene Sarazen, Lloyd Mangrum and others battle the soggy course. Won by an unnamed champion after harsh conditions and delayed rounds.
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William T. Rives
Clayton Hearnes
Denny Shuie
Lawson Tittle
Morris
Chan
Johnny
Hodneyy
Pat Runyan
Lick Mela
Johny Bulla
Henry Ranson
Fort Worth
Sampy Snead
Jug McSpauey
Heron Barray
Byron Nelson
Gene Samzer
Lloyd Mangrum
United States
Miiniy
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Sports Roundup From New York Nonsensical Scribbles
A garbled sports roundup from New York mixes names, places, and oddly phrased notes. It mentions Belmont Stakes prep, college scholarships, Hollywood plans, and various players, but original details are unreadable and fragmented.
Warmerdam Breaks Own Pole Vault Record
Cornelius Warmerdam, world pole vault champion, shattered his own record with a 15 foot 4 inch vault at a major meet before about 4 000 spectators. His prior best stood at 15 feet 2 inches, set earlier this season.
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Warmerdam
Callisine
Cornelliss Warmerdam
Compton
Browns Name New Manager as Coach Basser Hurt
Srown s coach release story reports Coavis Johnny Basser released in St Louis on June 7 by the new manager Ble Sewell, former Cleveland teammate. Sewell named to a Browns role, while Basser enters pure change of mali ger unclear, with Pred Han By Weidines ine.
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Srown
ST. Louis
Coavis
Johnny Basser
Lewis Beowhs
Ble Sewell
Bassenier
Hasler
Sewell
Law Enaehies
Cleveland
Oscary Vite
Basser
Indians
Rchhange
Whirlaway eyes Belmont as three-year-olds clash for $5000 purse
In a field of three-year-old contenders at Belmont, Whirlaway leads the charge aiming to complete a coveted triple crown sweep. The scene features Warren Wright's runner facing stiff resistance from rival colts and heavy betting action as fans back the favorite in the 1930s classic.
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New York
Eterna
Whirlaway
Dehaii
Wil
Warren Wright
Utit
Mieland and Herald
Omaky
Sir Merion
Peace Chance
Yankee Chance
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Leslie MacMitchel
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Rain Storm
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By Eddie Briote
Bobby Peller
Steck
Morningardé College
Sioux City
Henry Armstrong
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Walter L. Pate
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Joe Pennock
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