Local basketball tourney attracts strong reader interest
SORRY EVENING JOURNAL reports growing interest in the upcoming basketball tournament. The Curry High School Athletic Association schedules eight eight minute periods per game, with eight teams listed for the championship series and a schedule of evening games at Stator Flight Hall. Managers urged attendance and the posting of fouls shooters, while student bands and the school orchestra are added attractions to the event.
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Close Officiating Sparked Bowling Tournament Notes
A cluttered report notes that better officiating would aid a Bowling Tournament and other sports items. It references high school teams like Damestown, Tippinville, and local clubs, with mentions of rivalries, sectional titles, and upcoming games amid a busy indoor season.
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Misread Trial Lotion Ad Explains Pimply Skin Cure
Fragmented OCR recounts an advertisement for San Cura Ointment promising clear skin. Mentions brands Gintment and San Cura, price details, and pharmacists in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper ad style with scattered numeric references and unclear names.
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Big Ten Race In Final Hee
The Western Sun ference basketball pennant hopes hinge on Michigan and Illinois as they meet in Champaign. Purdue aims for eighth straight win against Minnesota while Ohio State plays Indiana and Chicago faces Northwestern in tonight’s last big four games.
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Finch Billiards-10 Again Take Diamond
Finch Billiards club reorganizes for the 1930 season as Dan Pinch to manage the nine. Wesley Pierce, veteran player, joins the project amid plans for Erie County Baseball League participation. The club seeks a stronger lineup to contend for charity titles and improve mediocrity across interleague play.
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Sharkey and Scott May Meet in London
Paris reports United Press that March Dickson offered Jack Sharkey a return bout against Phil Scott in London with identical financial terms as the prior San Francisco arrangement. The notice notes Dickson cabled Sharkey's manager to arrange the match.
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Mandell and Mlarnin Meet for Third Time
Chicago, March 1. Lightweight champion Sammy Mandell meets Jimmy McLarnin in a ten round welterweight bout to decide a possible title challenge. McLarnin, the Vancouver Irishman, carries a five pound weight edge and is the favorite. Mandell has trained hard to counter his punch and seeks to prove he is the sharper combative fighter.
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Meadville High Captures The Meadleville Match
Meadville High dominated a local game on March 1 with strong offense led by standout players. The team finished with a solid scoring run as they outpaced their opponent, led by multiple players contributing double digits. The Foxmen’s defense struggled to stop the balanced Meadville attack throughout the contest.
Bucknell to battle Washington and Jefferson gridiron in Pittsburgh
Bucknell University plans a March football clash with Washington and Jefferson at Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh. The game, highlighted by strong W and J defense and Bucknell's offensive pace, is set as Carnegie Tech and local teams rest their schedules. Local schools St Edward’s and Titusville also feature in recent parochial sports reports with tight battles and standout scorers.
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Weather outlook for March from Washington report
Fair and warmer conditions forecast for the period March first to seventh across North and middle Atlantic states. Generally fair weather with 68 degrees, showers possible Friday. Warmer trend from Monday to Thursday, then notably above normal temperatures. End of week expected to turn colder.
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Baltimore publisher leaves Bagdad for Tokio flight
Wall Leap Black, a Baltimore publisher, departed Bagdad this morning en route to Tokyo after arriving from France. The traveler said he plans further movement eastward, with details sparse about his final itinerary.
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Minister Resigns After Venezuela Pact Report
Washington dispatch says Santo Domingo telegraph reports President Vasquez reached a 40 agreement with revolutionary leaders to resign shortly. Minister Senor Angel Mortales, cabled envoy Li Washington upon receipt of interpretation of the message.
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Typhoid Probed at Erie Rib With City Health Involvement
Dr James R Sma city health officer leads a probe by municipal health bureau inspectors into typhoid fever spread on Buffalo Road. Four of seven in a Buffalo Road family showed illness. father died then recovered at home, wife and two children treated at Pump Hospital.
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Prohibition raid seizes beer at Erie club
Prohibition agents raided the Forward Singing Society at 2502 Peary Street in Erie seizing beer and liquor. Max Schaefer, 15, a janitor, was held on charges of violating national prohibition laws after the raid. A city hearing released him on $2,000 bond.
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Democrats Seek Unity in Pennsylvania Primary Campaign
Informal party chatter in Philadelphia hints at open, fractured lines as voters weigh candidates in Pennsylvania. The piece notes labor ties, anti Vareism sentiment, and a split between progressives and party machinery led by figures like Vare and Grundy, with Rup for Governor and Miles for the Superior Court among mentions.
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Global markets reel as wheat and coffee prices swing
The article outlines how American wheat and Brazilian coffee price actions shaped world demand. It notes USDA Farm Board actions and debates on artificial supports, forecasting potential surpluses, price drops, and unsure outcomes for growers and consumers amid shifting commodity dynamics.
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Farmer's Square Area Puzzle and Answer 96
A farmer plowed around a square described by a fraction of its area. The problem concludes with the answer 96. The explanation includes arithmetic steps: multiplying 4, adding 38 and 12, and combining fractions like 36-90 of 80 and 64-90.
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