Raymonds Beat Falconer 14 7 In Rainy Union City Matchup
In New York Pennsylvania League action Union City’s power squad led with two wins while Falconer Merchants posted one victory. The Raymonds defeated Aeros 14 to 7 as rain shortened play and Falconer 14 7 over Aeros at Falconer, with Swantek homering and Baresi collecting three hits.
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Cassett
Cheek Athletics
Mahoney
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Swantek
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Erie
Union City
Falconer Merchants
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General Electric
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Aeris
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Anti Pak
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Mike Popayiteh
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Twa
Rain Mearly
Witen Tinipite
Dan TesLany
Ernie Herershot
Rays Monts
Baresi Ted
Raymonis
Soave
Falconer and Eries Battle to Darkness in Erie Mine game
Falconer 5 Eries Patroner's Merchants clash ended in a dark ending at the General Electric mine of Erie. Generous pounded 11 hits led by Bret Baseman Hoydick while Dave Anderson struck out five of Falconer’s seven safeties. Final score Bre DO2 00 102 11 012 000 O1-5. Pratt and Mattaviey appeared, Engullind and.
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General Electric
NYPA LEAGUE Standings and Weekend Contests
Standings show Union City leading with wins and losses, with Erie's team and Raymonds in pursuit. Weekend matches schedule Aeros at Union City, Erie at Raymonds, Drilon City at Erie, and Falconer at Aeros, amid a buggy revival procession and crowd cheer.
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Union City Triumphs Over Raymonds In One-Sided Tilt
Union City blanked the Corry Raymonds 5 1 in a Saturday afternoon game as veteran pitchers dominated the mound. Pug Mahoney started for Union City and controlled the pace, while Raymonds struggled to generate offense.
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Union City
Raymonds
Corry Raymonds
Pug Mahoney
Baseball Standings and Yesterday Scores from Major Leagues
Yesterday’s results show New Yorker Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 6 and Cleveland 4 over Detroit 5 while St. Louis 4 beat Boston 6 and Washington lost to fi. In the National League Pittsburgh 2 edged St. Louis 1 and Philadelphia 1 defeated New York 0 as Cincinnati 3 beat Chicago 2 and Boston 8 topped Brooklyn 2. Today's American games include Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia with Chicago at Cincinnati listed as the only scheduled game.
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Cleveland
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Washington
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Champs Back in Lead as Rookie Proves Value
George Kirkley reports for United Press from New York on Thomas Henrich stepping in for injured Yankees stars. Henrich homered and drove in runs in an 8-4 win over the Philadelphia Athletics, batting .422 in four major league starts. Boston beat Washington 8-5 to climb in standings as Detroit and Pittsburgh won, while the Giants were blanked and Chicago defeated Cincinnati.
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United Press
New York
Uren
Jake Powell
Roy Johnson
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Yanks
Ameria
Philadelphia Athletics
Romer
A's
Henrich
Boston
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indiana
Chicago White Sox
McNair
Gerry Walle
Detroit
St Louis
Pittsburon Pirates
40,000 at ball game see Bucs win NL lead
United Press reports a huge Pittsburgh crowd at Morris Field watched the Pirates extend their National League lead by defeating the St Louis Cardinals. Official attendance reached 99,571, the largest single game in Pirates history since the 1925 World Series era, as thousands more listened outside the stadium on radios and loudspeakers.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Morris Field
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Vna Pirates
District Pro Tourney Delayed By Overnight Rain
Nineteen golfers, including Carl Gustafson, competed in blind bogey despite bad weather as the district pro tourney was postponed a week after an inspection found the greens unplayable. Pros will play at another date pending course conditions and local club decisions.
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Berg
Elf
Carl Gustafson
Inp
Turtiey
Oil City Wins Rifle Honors in Northwest Pennsylvania League
Oil City Arlington Rite defeated Lawrence Park Rifle Club of Erie 1479 to 1472 in a special Meadville shoot-off to claim the league championship. Official scorers present included A Knapp Corry W Hamilton Meadville Roy Loder Erie and Rangemaster L Brunner Meadville.
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Blade of Glory
Arlington Rite
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Lawrence Parke Rife Club
Erie
Meadville
Secrets
A. Knapp
Corry
W. Hamilton
Roy Loder
L. Brunner
Arlington Oh
Berlin
V. Shrout
Kephart
DeWoody
Brya Pere Sony Eid
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McClemont
Frick
Hines Edges Picard In Metrop Open Golf Meet
In Garden City New Jersey on May 17 Timmy Hines Rellig 8yst metropol open golf championship beat Henry Pieand by a stroke. Hines shot 70 to total 279 tying for second with Sam Snead at 279 while Pleara posted 69 70 for 149 and seven million money.
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United Trees
N. J
Timmy Haves Rellig
Garden City
Henry Pieand
Hershey Pa
Hines
Sam Snead
White Sulpher Springs
W Va
Ace
Cy Pfirman veteran NL umpire dies in New Orleans
Cy Pfirman 36 former major league baseball umpire died in Baptist Hospital New Orleans after a long illness. Umpire for 26 years he worked over 4000 games retiring in 1933. He lived in Hammond Louisiana for two years prior to hospitalization on March 29 for kidney trouble. Illinois plants more trees in southern forests 1400 acres of abandoned farmland replanted in spring forestation effort, officials say.
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NEW Virleans
Chys “Cy” Pfirman
Baptist
Pfirman
Hammond
Illinois
Harrisburg
Ilinois
U. S. Forest Service
War Admiral Aims at Belmont Race Glory
War Admiral, son of Man O War, heralded as a racing great, heads toward the Belmont Stakes with aims for more glory. The Philadelphia colt, owned by Samuel Riddle, has earned 121000, contesting the Belmont and Arlington classics, after a close Preakness run and near record pacing in a three-sixteenth duel.
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Mili
War Arriral
Man O' War
Red
Crusader
Belmont
Arlington
J. H. Couckhelm
Samuel Rindle
Philadelphia
Pompoon
Casey Over the Count in Erie Grunt Topps
In Erie on May 17 Casey declared a push toward the heavyweight title, knocking out Boris Demetros after 1d minutes in the main event. Sam Gurdavano, coach from Columbia University, promised rough play with Ade Mayer as he tackled him. Len Macaluso and Mike Bouskoug battled to a draw in the opener.
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Erie
Steve Crusher
Casey
Boris
Demetros
Lou Newman
Sam Gurdavano
Columbia
Ade Mayer
Len Macaluso
Calgate
Wild Bill Cummings Claims Indy 500 Pole Position
Indianapolis May 17 Twelve cars qualified over the weekend with the fastest average of 123.445 mph securing Wild Bill Cummings of Indianapolis the pole in the starting lineup as five more days of tests proceed before May 31.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Wild Bill" Cummings
Corry Country Club Names Hastings Jones President
Hastings Jones was chosen president by the directors at a hotel meeting. Wallep Scott became vice president, Howard Sheen secretary, and G. G. Banker treasurer, all for one year. Directors Barker Ames Morrow Scott and Holden added Ray Greene as director to fill vacancies. A rule barred nonmembers from playing locally within ten miles. Club rental set at twenty dollars per night for events.
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Hastings Jones
Corry Country Club
Tones
Corry
W. Stantart
Wallep Scott
Vie
Howard Sheen
G. G. Banker
Barker, Ames
District 10 Track Meet Returns to Sharon After Long Gap
Erie May 17 The 14th annual District 10 track meet heads to Sharon Saturday with four independent rural meets. This marks the first Sharon hosting since 1930 when Grove City toppled Erie Academy. The Blue and Gold have held the district title since then, with the meet typically in Meadville or prior sites. Stadium reconstruction forced a shift, and the classic was moved from Allegheny College Meadville to Slayton due to facilities.
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Erie
Sharon
Grove City
Erie Academy
Lions
Brie
Oval
Allegheny College
Meadville
Sligton
P G A Golfers Begin To Arrive At Pittsburgh
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports the first out of town contenders for the national Professional Golfers Association championship arrived for the weekend in Pittsburgh. George Schnelter of Ogden Country Club Utah practiced at Pittsburgh Field Club where the tournament will start next Monday. More entrants were expected to arrive today with about half of the 117 player field anticipated by Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
George Schnelter
Ogden Country Club
Utah
Schester
Pittsburgh Field Club
Union City Aces Union Nine 10 to 7 in Square Garage clash
Union City defeated Union City team 10 to 7 in a afternoon game at Warren s Times Square Garage. Union City used Stokes Johnson and Ponzer as pitchers in the latter innings to hold off Union City after a tight contest.
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Warren
Times Square
Union City
Union
Stokes
Johnson
Ponzer
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The readable fragments describe a local exam event with names and places obscured. A brief notice mentions a test date or session, with references to a school or institution and related supervision or scoring. The legible pieces imply administrative action around exams and monitoring.
Unclear OCR Leads to Missing City News Item
Fragmentary text provides limited, ambiguous details about a local event. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to form a complete headline or factual summary.
War era machine selection sparks local debate
In a fragmented report readers learn of a wartime machinery show featuring tractors and engines from local firms. Citizens discuss design, efficiency, and potential war production uses while demonstrations draw crowd interest.
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