National Forge to field baseball team this season
May 13 report that National Forge and Ordnance Company will field a baseball team with home opener at Wilder Field May Lit in a doubleheader against Erie’s Mike Cannovino’s squad. NFC plans a Erie trip May 30, Ast practice Monday evening for pros nective players. Third Ladies Bowling League ends with Heiman Jewelers champion, Penn Electric runnerup. Esther Querreveld high with 166 ave and 204 first game, others tallied for titles.
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Warren
Fine National Forge and Ordnance Company
Wilder Field
Mike Cannovino
Erie
State Hospital
Heiman Jewelers
Clich
Chapln Sluggers
Penn Electrics
Champs
Penn Electric Inssdes
Lintleys Jin
Chapins Pin Spillers
Follett
Esther Querreveld
Shen
National League Yesterday and Today Baseball Schedule
Yesterday's results show multiple games with scores. Today features matches: Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Chicago 2 New York 1. Detroit 3 Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, Boston 4. A boxing note mentions unconfirmed bouts in Elizabeth and Oakland with unclear outcomes.
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Fittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Philadelph
Cleveland & Washingion
Louie
Pittsburgh
Herman
Chaping
Penn Electric
Cleveland U
Lindsley
Polletts
Woahington
Philadelphis Evalue
New Yorke
Washington St Cleyphunid
Fragments of a 19th Century Notice Surface
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a rent related item and names that are not fully readable. The readable bits suggest a property or lease reference with a monetary figure. No clear date or location is discernible.
Fragmentary Local Notice With Mixed Details
Fragments show a street address 39 Wayne St and 319 rooms noted as private red. Mentions May 15 column items, farm terms, cattle references, and terse names such as Lenin and Adolph, with stray numbers and incomplete lines.
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Wayne St. Sua
Lenin
Adolph
Indians Clash with Yankees in Spring Scramble
Sudson Bailey reports the Cleveland Indians show no long winning streaks this spring but remain within reach of the pace-setting New York Yankees after an 82 game win over the Washington Senators. The Athletics beat the Tigers in a 15 inning Detroit finale as Boston and Chicago games were postponed due to bad weather.
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Sudson Bailey
Cleveland
Sreak
Indians
Senators
Ataffair
Yankees
Chicago
Wicy Dean
Uheir
White Sox
Kha Humphries
Joe Kuhel
Uhel
Humphries
Thurman Thek
Ernie Bonham
Get
Philadelphia Athiletics
Roll Tigers
Detroit
Ned Harris
Tigers
Tamis Brommsu
Roosevelt to name national sports coordinator this month
The article reports a likely nomination by President Roosevelt of a national sports coordinator within a month. Senator James Mead is a leading candidate, advocating cancellation of the world series and all star games to aid the war effort, while Herbert Swope cites broad industry support and cooperation from Rubber Administrator and Defense officials.
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Sid Feder
New York
Roosevelt
James Mead
Speadl
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Swope
Racine
Washington
William Jeffers
Defense Transportation
Joseph Fastman
Efort
Sports Coordintor
Wa Department
Turf Committee of America
Senator Mead
Buffalo
N. C
Mead
Larry MsePhall
Sports Roundup From A Busy New York May 13
The tale covers boxing prospects in New York and nationwide, with notes on fighters, promoters, and athletic scholarships. It mentions Bullfighting interest in Mike Jacobs, boxing stars like Jim Mow, and high school and college athletes’ feats. Also reports on fishing conditions in Centre County, Pennsylvania.
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Bill Diehl
Novioli
Ledger- Dispatch
Fred
Osnowski
Fordham
Perisacols
Pla
Aval Niv Stant
Loval High School
Weather Keeps Eastern Loop Idle In Baseball Shakeup
Eastern League teams planned to work on Tuesday after idle days due to weather. Albany released second baseman Henry Winters, and Atlee moved to sign Ty Smith. Walter Snider and George Pattie were optioned to minor leagues.
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Associated Press
Albany
Henry Winters
Atlee
Braves
Ty Smith
Buffalo
TWO GAMES OPEN SEASON IN INTERSTATE LEAGUE
The Hagerstown Owl beat York 6 to 2 at York to start the season. Wilmington beat Lancaster 19 to 7 at Lancaster. Red Roses held to one run and three hits. Weather forced Trenton to abandon play.
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Durham
Rocky Mount
Henry G. King
Huntington
W. Va
Dave Slender
Huntington Central High
Russell
Thomas
Charleston
Sh. John's Prep
Brooklyn
Stender
Associated Press
Rght
Hagerstown Owl
Jeague Hills
York
Wilmington
Lancaster
Big Pawhardow
Red Roses
Trenton
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Peah
Crown Herman Lassies
National Forge
Duke LaMatia
Tony Ferrara
Chapin
Penn
E. Querreveld
Elizabeth
N. J
Jack Golen
Belleville
N. A
Doe
Carter
Amazou
Stew
Oakland
Calif
Cuey Feneroa
Mexico City
Nat Comm
Montclairs
A.J
Peana Electric Querreveld
Fralick. Iby
McGray
Querreveld
Gt Ling's Pharmacy
Goda
Young Is
Thayer
Kimmey
Lin Aay
Fey
Igi Il Ig
Kudlice
Soureine
Follett’s
Puray
McElroy
Cres
Slattery
Lls
F. Beckwith
Gilbertson
Hy Beckwith
Uise Rent
Colza
Aise Ebe Bus
cCarthymen
Browns
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton St
Corry, Pa
Bambon
Newton Fly
Wer
Miller’s
Jimmy Walker
Friends of Progress
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Ondie
Okie
Chio Yung
U. S. Post Office Dept. Mid Views
Harry Markcon
Gil
Bob Montgomery
Bob
Gale Paul
Diamond
Jimmy Johnston
Jam Mow
Jimmy
Rufus Garrelson Harris
Tulane
Lewis Burton
Ginja
Lisbon
Mike Jacobs
IGH School
Jive
Rerie Hart
Raleish, N. O. Times
Haleigh High
Brooklyn Dodger
Igri
Sam Weiss
Glassport
Facher
Wlinator
Posey
Jersey Jones
Thumper
Baltmore Amsement Park
Sibout
Dept.ly
Jersey
Curtin's
Harrigburg
Spring Creek
Centre County
Fisherman's Paradise
Nur~ Anal
Duilies
Batavia
United States
South Dakota
Canning
Mason Quart
Nye
CERTO
van Camp
Kellogg's
Parfax
Royal Club
Ize
Canada Day Ie
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