Fragmentary legal notice about estate and bracketing
Incomplete OCR fragment recounts estate issues, possible orders and names such as Bracken and Pennsylval Attorney. Mentions property or demand items, dates like 25M4-11-1, and street references. Details are unclear but indicate a legal/public notice context.
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Bracken
Golf Ball Tests Spark Historic Ball History Notes
A mixed feature discusses golf ball testing by Oral Wood at Mamaroneck NY, noting distance gains from modern balls and tracing ball design from feathered predecessors to gutta percha and balata cores. It blends equipment history with a sports roundup including local basketball and bowling results and college tournament hopes for Duquesne and Westminster as potential National Tournament entrants.
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Mmaroneck
Wood
Scotland
Deceased Bailey and Deering Deal At Rall Yesterday
fragmented notice reports the death of Bailey and Deering in Pennsylvania near Lehigh Water Street and the involvement of Attorney 3-25M4-11-1 Stock HLA at the rally yesterday. details are garbled but reference to a legal matter and a stock at a rally remain.
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Websterles
Bailey Jerry
Eric
Leth Twater
Ennsylvank
Committee Named To Work With Loveland Field Boosters
Cleve R. Morton president of the Board of Education named a committee of Edwin J. Lewis Clarence B. Shoop and Austin H. Johnson to work with a local boosters group on enclosing and lighting Loveland Field for baseball and football. Delegation urged a fence and district funding for part of the costs. lighting would allow night sports and music events. Costs estimated about 2200 for the fence and 4500 for lights, with public subscriptions covering at least half. The project hinges on district finances, but officials expressed support for wider community use without heavy tax burden.
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Cleve R. Morton
Board of Education
Edwin J. Lewis
Clarence B. Shoop
Austin
H. Johnson
Tocal
Loveland Field
Olin Ww. Bracken
Melvin Cobbett
Howard J. Sheen
Walter H. Scott
Verne Group
Vance Allen
Wilder Jets
Irvine
Trvine
Pennsylvania
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E. CG. Barnes
Morton
Messrs. Lewis
Shoop
Johnson
Citizens’ Group
Supl. Dewey
Loveland Hield
Cory Jndustries
Ken Overlin Wins Ten Round Decision in Fight
Ken Overlin dominated Mose Brown of McKeesport in a ten round bout ending with a knockdown, as the champion used his leading and countering skills to control the fight. Overlin weighed 163 pounds to Brown’s 101, with a solid left to the jaw dropping Brown for a four count in the third round.
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Fis
Mer
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Ken Gueitin
Mose Brown
McKeesport
Brown
Hey
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Rosa Cook Paces Local Ladies in Women’s Meet
The Corry girls team struggled in Philadelphia after a weekend trip, scoring 202 in the team event while Rosa Cook led with a 507 singles series. Angie Baressi and Mary Hinety-syn showed prize potential with a 946 doubles total, Rosa Cook and Ruth Street posting 86 percent in their pairing, and Mary Kasper with Grace Lamesa at 819 for the duo. Other boxing notes include Overlinela’s win in Pittsburgh and Valentino defeating Hreiger in San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Tournaf
Cory Kestens
Rosw Cook
Erie
Angie Baressi
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Oval
Rosa Cook
Ruth Street
Mary Kasper
Grace Lamesa
G. Lamona
M. Hautesyndia
A. Baressi
Street Oa
Rosa Gook
Png M, Kusper
G. Lamone Vai
Westminster and Dukes to play in national tourney
Westminster Titans and the Duquesne Dukes will seek new honors in an intercollegiate tourney in New York. The Westminster and Duquesne squads, part of a three-year run totaling 47 wins and seven losses, accepted invitations to compete in the national invitational tournament opening next Tuesday with Pittsburgh and Associated Press coverage.
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Pittsburgh
Westminster
New Wilmington
Madison Square Garden
Western Pennsylvania
Ohio University
University of Vic
Lso
DUKES
New York
Associated Press
Westinster
Pennsylvania
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Westminster Titans
Kasper Keglers Sweep Aero No. 1 Forfeit
Steen's Dry Clearing team won a forfeit match from Kinney-Spes mai on the Elks Alleys in the Antler League. Miller posted an average of 185 for the Cleaners, while Kasper Keglers led with steady shots in the win.
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Linta
Aero No
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Corey Walter
Paul
Thomas Motors
Sani Wilcox Grocers
Cohen
Superior Cleaners
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Phoenix Kegsers
Weldon
Wilcox
Grocers
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Fiylabs
Cohen's
Ant
Paul's
Burr
Bay
Greeley
Stedrmayg
Crowvoy
Hanivay
Ibd Lad
Phoenix Kaspers Craker
Andresan ‘Spraveni
Tad Karper
Jenkins
Baker
Isa
Sports Roundup From New York Amid Confusing OCR
Sports brief from New York summarizes a chaotic round of games and player notes. It mentions Swank Mign and Modi, Bowls, and a lost line of text, with references to Ambers and local figures.
1898 Times Snippet Mixed Athletics and Personal Notes
A fragmentary 1898 item lists assorted sports and society scraps including Van tangle, Lefty Grimes, Mike Jacobs and Nadia, with brief mentions of the Los Angeles Times photo of Bill Sweeney and various athletes. It references Frank Ward, Henry Armstrong and Norm Stitlee in passing, plus scattered names such as Don Burige and Bobby Paychel amid a jumble of notes on events and people.
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Howan Fiori
Mike Chcats
Johnny Ray
Billy Cony
Los Angeles Times
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Hollywood Mann
Pete
Russell Smith
Notre Dame
Mike Jacobs
Don Burige
Don
Mike Connor
Gorfic
Nadia Aldibion
Awi
Henry Armstrong
Detroit
Norm Stitdlee
Stanford
Jobiby Paychel
Golfing Pros Near End Rich Tourneys
Touring golf professionals near season end chase a $29,900 prize fund across four yanter events. Horton Smith, Oak Park veteran Byron Nelson and others compete for $3,000 Florida West Open, the National Pro-Amateur in St. Augustine, a $4,900 North and South Open at Pinehurst, $5,000 Greensboro Journey, $5,000 Land of the Sky at Asheville, and the Masters in Augusta beginning April 3.
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Helleair
Horton Smith
Byron Nelson
Toledo
St. Augustine
Yorth Carolina
Pinehurst
Asheville
Augusta
District Ten semi finals tipped to thrill tonight
District Ten semis set to tip with Bayt team eyeing a title run amid tight matchups. Allentown and Mahoning City posted early wins while Frackville battled back but fell short. Contenders include St. Johnstown, Wilkes-Barre area schools and Harkevion with overall strong offense and defense shaping the late run to the state crown.
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Fy Bank
Iter Fondu
Browit Besten
Neativensis
Wwe
Slumpeville
Imuin
de Feadra
Loems
Tirolling
Lower Merton
Whinsport
Eric Binh Lugorsie
Jownstown
Brad
Guohesne
Wifort
Allentown
Mahienoy City
Palmerton
Fhickville
Paiwerlem
Halé Allentown
Mahmoy City
Howev
Ann Quutterdog
Prankville
Frackville
Maroons
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