Interstate Baseball League season opens with weather woes
The piece notes a delayed start to Interstate Baseball League play due to poor weather. It highlights past Buffalo and Lake Erie fishing notes, mentions attempts to break long-standing archery records, and previews upcoming opening games featuring teams like St Marys Colts Cory Merchants Warren Jamestown Orioles and Athletic Field.
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Frobr
St Marys Colts
Cory Merchants
Att
Eile Wiel
St. Marys
Warren
John Suurg
Myron Jowell
Pett Behan
Bradford Nine
Riteway
Petter
Aven Ohates
Jamestown Orioles
Jocky Munch
Evie Sabors
Ute Tengho
Rules to Govern Play in Mackinac League
Rules to govern play in league outline six teams Gul Wellows Washington Market Alphas Company A Aero Supply Kans Ghibwill contend MLA Mush ball League opening next Monday. Schedule to follow. Rules cover league name purpose governing body players signups game rules season structure amendments and penalties for misconduct.
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Washington
Alphas
Company A
Aero Supply
Spice Hass
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Corry Tennis Association Formed with G. L. Boyd as President
Rev G L Boyd 1981 32 city champion was elected president of the newly formed Corry Tennis Association at a meeting in the Hotel Corry. Charles Huff master was named vice president Ralph Garrell secretary and treasurer. The group drafted by laws and aims to expand court use develop public courts and assist in a new layout to benefit children and players.
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Corry
The
Tennis Association
Charles Huffmaster
Ralph Garrell
Wirst Ward
Campaign
Sory Lennis
Corry Tennis
Abe Assbalation
Sports Parade predicts Havana Kid vs Watson clash in rings
Henry McLemore surveys boxing betting markets and past mishaps as Havana Kid and Honest Tom Watson prepare for a Madison Square Garden card. Chocolate seems overmatched, while La Barba and Cooper appear as distant names in a chaotic, opinionated forecast laden with fanciful prelude and stray references to past bouts.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Madison Square
Garden
Secant
Feday
Kit Chocolate
Chloé
Tom Watson
Merrie Tingi
Tom
Jatsie Cooper
Havana
Picil
Roosevelt
la Barba
Watson
Honest Tom
Moriver
Chocplate
Havana Kid
Jackie
Bere
Whitt
Vines to Debut in 1933 Davis Cup Team
United Press reports H. Tulls worth Vines Jr. will debut for the United States in the 1933 Davis Cup late this month against the Canada Cuba winner in Hob Springs Virginia. Team members announced by the USTA include Wilmer Alliston George Minott Jr John Van Ryn and Clifford Sutter. The squad backed by Allison Goll and Van Ryn swept the first North American zone.
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Hob Springs
Wilmer Allidon
Rus ‘Vex
George Minott, Jr
Chicago
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Associattion
Clifford
Sutter
New Orleans
Allison
Goll
van Ryn
Ge Rush
Mexico
Rosenbloom To Battle Walker At Madison Square Garden
United Prose reports promoter Jimmy Tobnston aims to match light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom with former welterweight king Mickey Walker for a 15 round title defense at Madison Square Garden on May 6. Walker's manager Tack Kearns seeks a minimum 20 percent cut, higher than the usual 12 percent, halting negotiations temporarily.
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United Prose
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Tobnston
Maxie Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Walker
Tack Kearns
Johnston
Kearns
Skeleton of Indian maiden found near Binghamton
A human skeleton of a young Indian maiden was unearthed by a laborer at a site near Binghamton, buried about four feet underground. The article also includes garbled references to boxing figure Tony Canzoneri and unrelated musings on opponents and shapes.
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Binghamton
Bighwy Worleman Tiga
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Yesterday's Heroes and Early Season Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's Heroes features Bob Koken of Washington driving in the two winning runs in the final inning against Sir Louis, duplicating Monday's feat. Pred Pranieiunas of the Braves pitched the season's first shutout over Pittsburgh, holding the Fyrates to three hits and one walk. Wrestling results in New York list multiple bouts with notable names from Missouri to Maine, including Sam Cordovano and Luke Graham, as well as a note on the Aero Supply Company visit to New York City and their return home.
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United Press
Bob Koken
Washington
Sir Louis
Pred Pranieiunas
Wie Braves
Pittsurgh
Luke Graham
New York
City &N
Aero Supply Company
Returnell
Loss of Dickey Proves Blow to Yanks in Race
Washington fans fear Bill Dickey’s absence could hurt the Yankees as the Senators press for the American League lead. Dickey’s would-be return looms as a crucial factor in the pennant race amid strong showings by Cleveland Chicago and the White Sox. The Senators, led by substitute Jargens, gain ground with a 7 to 6 win over the Browns as Washington moves to within half a game of New York.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
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Washington
Bill Dickey
le Yankees
Senators
Dickey
Carl Reynolds
Griffith Stadium
Ben Chapman
Ionor
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Chicago
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Atul Jargens
St. Louis Browns
Boken
St Louis
Joe Cronin
Fred Schulte
St. Louis
Wells
Knott
Hebert
Lyle Sewell
Linke
Blake
Russell
Chowder
Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Waite Hoyt
Hal Smith
Levy Chugnin
Randy Moore
Automakers boost jobs as mills resume in several states
General Motors announced automobile manufacture will begin at its plant, creating over a hundred jobs. Boos Brothers Cafeteria in Los Angeles raised wages by five percent. In Georgia textile mills returned to 24 hour operations with plants in Athens and Hartwell reopening. Nancy Hart Clothing in Hartwell also back on full shifts. Rail traffic through Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis rose 18 percent in April 1923 versus 1922 while Dictaphone Co reported a 22 percent sales gain in the eastern quarter.
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Turrytown
General Molors
Los Angeles
Boos Brothers
Soulty Macon
Georgi
Commerce National Manuufactirng Co
Athens
Nancy
Boy suffers severe injuries from dynamite blast in quarry
A boy playing in a quarry found dynamite and struck it with a stone. The blast mangled his hand and caused serious injuries. Authorities report he was badly hurt but survived the incident.
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Svigle
Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday American scores show Washington 7 over St Louis 5 and Montreal 8 to Jersey City 4 in international play. Several games were postponed due to rain while today’s American slate includes New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland among others.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
International Montreal
Jersey City
National
Pittsburgh
Hoston
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Brooklyn
Freeman Again in Spotlight
United Press reports boxing results from multiple cities. Tommay Freeman of Hot Springs defeated Jack King of Little Rock for the southern middleweight title. Patsey Severo of Erie beat Jimmy Walt. Angela Pugling stopped Billy Lign. Johnny Erjayeo beat Battling Tracey. Powell defeated Bucky Lawless. Mickey Salem defeated Johnny Howard. Abi Israel kayoed Harry Tierra. Geterino Garcia defeated Leonard Bennett.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Tommay Freeman
Hot Springs
Arie
Jack King
Little Roel
Patsey Severo
Erie
Jimmy Walt
Little Reel
Duluth
Angela Pugling
West Duluth
Billy Lign
St. Paul
Johnny Erjayeo
Battling Tracey
Winnipeg
Plainfield
Fragmentary historic note on local tax proposals and leadership
A garbled excerpt references local tax plans presented before Monday and mentions governance, reform efforts, and stubborn leadership. The legible bits hint at figures, organization, and ongoing research into firm strategies without clear names or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Note on Communications and Plans
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a large monetary effort and organizational actions. It references Jaye and a board, urging solutions and institutional orders. The text is incomplete, lacking clear dates, places, or fully identifiable entities, but hints at business or governance context and a scheduling or procedural theme.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Government Bill
Fragmented text outlines a government act involving governor and senate officials. Mentions a meat for relief plan and a stated amount around $17,963 with references to townships and towns. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest a fiscal allocation and legislative negotiation.
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