Fragmentary notice hints at multiple bids and addresses
A damaged OCR fragment lists street addresses 3416 Mitre NE and 3018 B4 se, with references to Liberty and bid and a grand sale. Mentions Ohio Agency, Floyd, Creeks, and outside mileage notes. Contains unclear items about garages, doors, and street mates with scattered numbers.
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Ogany
Ohio
Floyd
Electric “House
Liberty & Bid
Asburgates
Co J
Touse
Grand Salesesltor
Amit
Indians Face Injury Hurdles as Yankees Maintain Lead
Cleveland pitchers Hal Feller Gene Bearden and Bob Lemon are nursing injuries. Lemon out at least 10 days with a loose rib. Feller shoulder strain slow to heal. Bearden leg injury. If healthy, they hope to return within a week as the Indians chase the Yankees. Meanwhile Charley Fusari stops Vince Poster's rise with a quick knockout at Madison Square Garden.
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Lou Boldrea
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Perbellas
Hal Feller
Gene Bearden
Bob Lemon
Chi- Leago
Lemon
Feller
Beard
Morton
Lenton
Bondrean
Feaverea
Tamaqua teams gain top spots in keg event
In the Pennsylvania State Bowling Association tourney SSETHLEHEM on May 4 Tamaqua Leama led a five-man team to a fifth-place net of 3,085 after a late replacement by Peku Pheasantry. Huegels Desoto Isles, the East Penn league champions, posted a 4,881 actual score and 250 handicap to finish ahead. Sixty-one teams entered singles and doubles, with continued competition planned for tomorrow.
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Tamaqua
Associated Press
Ssethlehem
Tyomaqua Leama
Pennsylvania State Bowling Association
Peku Pheasantry
Do‘ph Tarsayage
Huegels Desoto Isles
East Penis Jeague
Looker
Peni
Huegels
Silt
Orlobad
Pirates and Cardinals clash as benches clear in tense ninth
The Pirates and Cardinals sparked a near-brawl after a late collision between Rip Sewell and Joe Garagiola following a beaning incident with Stan Rojek. Garagiola escaped a crowd and a fight ensued as umpires warned both dugouts. Ed Beekman homered for Pittsburgh to push a 3-2 win over St Louis.
Fights Last Night Involving Boxers Across Cities
New York fighter Charlie Pusart from Invington New Jersey slipped opponent Vince Fosse from Omaha Nebraska. San Diego saw Marlo Trigo of Los Angeles outpoint Bolton Ford of Pittsburgh. The bout summary lists 10 rounds with both participants scoring decisions.
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New York
Charlie Pusart
Invington
Vince Fosses
Omaha
Neb
San Diego
Calif
Marlo Trigo
Los Angeles
Bolton Ford
Pittsburgh
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Summary
National League leaders include Stan Musial St Louis in batting while Ennis Philadelphia Gordon New York and Campanella Brooklyn lead runs batted in with 30. Dark Boston edges 36 hits and Gordos New York shows seven home runs. Branca Brooklyn posts 5 0 1 000 with 35 strikeouts. American League leaders include Mitchell Cleveland in batting at .414 and Zernial Chicago with 36 hits and 12 doubles. Stephens Boston has eight homers, Lopat New York Tops in pitching with 30 wins and 1 000 strikeouts by Newhouser Detroit.
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Schoendienst
St. Louie
Ate
Gordon
New York
Walt
Rns
Philadelphia
Ennis
Campanella
Brooklyn
Dark
Boston
Jones
Smallay
Chicago
Gordos
Robinson
Branca
Lopat
Gray
Detroit
Wight
Newhouser
Erie Sailors Edge Youngstown Nine for First-Place Tie
Erie Sailors edged Youngstown 4-4 last night to move into a near first place tie with the Ohioans. Vandergrift beat New Castle 22-2 as Oil City toppled Butler and Johnstown swept Sack Uniontown 6-0. Evie doubled and walked in the seventh to break a 3-3 tie, while Johnstown scored in the second, seventh, and eighth to seal a 6-3 win. Vandergrift’s Phil Paine sparked a 22-hit attack with a homer, a triple and two singles. Charlie Swank pitched Ol City to their win. it was his fourth of the season.
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Erie
Ohioans
Vandergrift
New Castle
Oil City
Butler
Johnstown
Uniontown
Youngstown
Evie
Name Officers For Softball Loop Organikation
Officers were elected at a Bowl-Aire meeting shaping the Softtell League loop. Frank Messina was named president Joe Gladiavano vice president and Fred Clark secretary and treasurer. A May 19 Bowl-Aire meeting will finalize the schedule.
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Softtell
Bowl-Aire
Corry Bakery
Stanford Hose
Tastand
Aji
Iron Works
McTakes Steel and Company A
Frank Messina
Joe Glaviano
Vce
Fred Clark
Bowl- Aire
Beaman Stars Upset Cardinals 3 2 In Ninth Inning
Yesterday's stars feature Sidie Beckman of the Pi rates homering in the ninth to beat the Cardinals 3-2. Red Lively of the Reds allowed 10 hits but still shut out the Chicago Cubs 7-0.
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Sidie Beckman
Pirates
Cardinals
Red Lively
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Preakness Field Seen Wide Open With Ponder Favored
Weather may bring showers but race will start around 4 15 p m local time. Ponder appears likely to be beaten by Capot Palestinian Old Rockport and Noble Impulse along with five newcomers for the Pimlico Preakness. Crowd expected near 40000 as Maryland hockey club plans for large turnout.
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Associated Pres
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Weaterman
Prewkness
Pimlico
Ponder
Calumet
Olympix
Greentree
Capot
Olympia
Pondet
Gapot
Berg
Tsidor Bieler
Edie Arcaro
Yachtig
Ageat
Headley Woodhouse
Clifford Movers
Rockport
Ada L. Rice
Christian
Parliament
King Ranch
Maryland Hockey Club
Baseball and Ice Scores From Yesterday and Today
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 over St Louis 2 New York 8 over Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 7 over Chicago 0 Boston 6 over Brooklyn 5. Tonight games include Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh. International League standings list Baltimore 6-1 Newark 13 over Buffalo 2 Rochester 13 over Syracuse 9 Jersey City 11 over Montreal 3.
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SL Louis
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cineinati
Chicago
Brooklyn
New Yor
Cineinnali
St. Louls
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey City
Montreal
Ly Pet
le Pet
Bostugy Et
Ginedanit
SAS
Brooklyn - Ww IL
Philadelphia i
Plutshuret UN
Ase Ag
Lous
Ghicats
Gunes
Durocher Receives Two-Year Contract With Giants
KW YORK May 4 Associated Press reports Leo Durocher was renewed as manager of the New York Giants on a two year contract announced at a Polo Grounds press conference before last night’s game with the Phillies. The deal follows a rocky period after Commissioner Chandler reinstated him following a brief suspension tied to a bench altercation with a heckling fan.
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Durocher
Associated Press
KW York
Ley Dyvuoily
New York Giants
Lippy Lee
Polo Grounds
Phillies
A. B. Chandler
Leo
Kip Leo
Mack Confident A's Will Yet Hit Winning Stride
Philadelphia May 14 Connie Mack says the Athletics may rebound after a collapse of their once feared pitching staff As Marchildon nemesis injuries and Fowler bursitis unsettle the rotation Mack remains hopeful the 1949 season can still deliver a pennant for Philadelphia with solid hitting and renewed pitching promise from Coleman and Brissie and other arms in the mix
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Mack
Philadelphia
Hig
Connie Mack
Pennust
Phil
Eitther
Marchildon
Fowler
Bursills
Bliss Cleaners Win Key Crown in Ladies B League Roll-off
Bliss Cleaners swept two games from Toyp's lagsies to claim top honors in the Ladies B League roll-off. The Cloners posted scores 633 676 634 while Toyp's opened 666 then slipped to 549 and 689. Helen Puller led with 116 470 138 and Tda Christensen contributed solid scores 169 137 118.
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Bliss Cleaners
Biss Cleaners
A's Face Long Home Stand After Poor Road Trip
Coleman and Brissie quit winning ball games as the Athletics begin a lengthy home stand following an eight game road swing. The club sits in sixth place with a 1-15 record, the worst in three years. Mack remains confident the team will snap the skid, but pitchers must start winning or the A's risk finishing deep in the second division.
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A's
Mack
Tim
Mal
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