Sxtx Sixth Team Sought For Bowling 6 League Browning Retains
Det. 3.-W. L. Stilling, famed weight baker in the ring, dies from injuries after a Sunday motor crash. Stribling, 28, once fought Schmeling for the heavyweight title and challenged twice for light heavyweight crowns. His wife Clara, pregnant, and two other children survive. Johnson exonerated. Stribling’s career marked by resilience and earnings surpassing 7.5 million dollars in bets and investments.
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Unitell Press
Macon
W. L. (Young
Stilling
Heayyee
Fesie
Schmeling
Stribling
Nedside
May
Georgis
Bibbling
Idle Hour Golf Club
RV. Johnson
Johnson
Clara
Sheriff
Hell
Stribilig
William Lawrence
Primo Carsonn
Trom Max Brimpling
Smooter
Stujilirg Cought
Maxiy Rosenbloom
Houston
Tex
Janis
Signa Tottrtis
Madame Dunbar Predicts Senators Win World Series
Henry McLemore reports mystic Madame Dunbar predicts the Washington Senators will beat the New York Giants in the World Series. She cites Cronin as a knockout punch and notes Ruth’s presence boosts Washington while Matthews and O’Brien figures influence the Giants. Drama aside, she claims future insights from her spirit guides in a cordial shop setting.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Joe Cromin
Mme
Liorezi Dunbar
Sixtit
Maden Dunbar
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Primo Garnera
Jack Sharkey
Tam
Mil Tours
Sha
Waslington
Terry
Rae Ruth
Washington
Mathewson
Giants
O'Brien
The
Blue Eagle
Charley Curtis
Fett
Giants Meet Senators In 1923 World Series Opener
New York crowd of 75000 gathers at the Polo Grounds for the opener as the New York Giants face the Washington Senators. Giants manager Terry starts Carl Hubbell with Verger out, while Cronin weighs options including Crowder and Whitehill as likely Senators starters.
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New York
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Asitic
Privary Business Today
Afl
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Giants
Memphis
Bil Terry
Senators
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Johnny Verge
Basball
California
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Verger
Travis Jackson
Jack
Charley Dressen
Terry
Carl Hubbell
Cronin
Washington Hurlier
Alvin Crowder
Whitehill
Welter Stewart
Connie Magle
Monty Weaver
Warren Boy Leads Warren High to Big Win in Derby County
Warren High tallied a 20 to 8 victory over Demostown High as star player Warren Boy 10 dominated the court with scoring and defensive plays. The game featured fastbreaks, sharp passing, and standout rebounds, highlighting Warren’s strong offense and Demostown’s miscues in the matchup.
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Pitsburgh
Angelo
Eageviit
Warren High
Demostown High School
Carnygle
Ample University
Wirahr Chunley
Hevevina
Mayer
Mirdler
Wien Gage
Fay
Doubles Match Arouses Tennis Interest in City
A local doubles match sparked strong interest among fans as semifinalists from the Journal tourney are expected to compete Wednesday. Willian and Ped Vret are group favorites with Melvin Gobpetl and Charlee among challengers, aiming for a notable win as top contenders.
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Champtonsinp
Inv Appraibion
Melvin Gobpetl
Wurney iMimulty
Charlee
Del Vecchio Wins Tri-State Golf Title In OT
Perry Del Vecchio of Greensburg edged Ted Luther of Valley Heights on the 22nd hole to claim the 3rd annual Tri-State PGA Hire tournament title after a second round comeback. The event opened with thirteen players in the first round, with byes and disqualifications shaping the field.
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Ted Luther
Tristate
United Press
Pittsburgh
Perry Dell Vecchio
Greensburg
Professional Golfers Association
del Vecchio
Valley Heights
Defendme
Red Birds Need One Victory For Title
Buffalo N Y Oct 3 The Columbus Red Birds champions of the American Association needed one more victory to clinch the 1933 world series title. Paul Dean allowed four hits and aided by three Brifslo pitchers the Red Birds edged ahead 4 to 3 last night in a 7 to 2 series win.
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RED Birds
United Press Buffalo
Columbus Red Birds
Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
Hubbell Wins Over Senators in Strange Baseball Rally
Hubbell leads Washington past the Senators as errors and walks mount. In the eighth inning Luquet and Harris draw bases on balls, Myer forces Harris at second, and Sewell advances to third with no runs. In the ninth Manush reaches on a grounder, Grothin singles, Cronin and Schulte follow with hits, Manush scores, and Cronin goes to third. The Giants’ Thames withholds a win as errors mark the offense in this tense interleague matchup.
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Senators
Bhieze
Sewell
Luquet
Harris
Russell
Myer
Ryan
Manush
Grothin
Manus
Schulte
Jackson
King
Cronin
Kuho
Terry
Biusge
Sawell
Gue Huing
Roosevelt Confers With NRA Leader In New Plan
President Roosevelt, returning from Chicago, met with Gen Tolmeen and aides to discuss the next form of the National Recovery Administration. Officials kept silent on the final structure as preliminary recovery steps were nearly complete and consolidation was viewed as imminent.
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York
Roosevelt
Chicago
Tolmeen
NRA
Wider Use Of State Job Service Urged
Harrisburg report outlines push for broader adoption of state employment services across cities including Allentown Altoona Bethlehem Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others amid efforts to boost job placement and public assistance under new act provisions.
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Harrisburg
State Employment Service
Gen. Pinel
oMiTou
Alfentown
Altos
BVO
Fairtatnven
Ohnntown
Deriantar
New Caatl Philatelphia
Pittypurgh
Fancy Scrtifort
Mysterious Passage Mentions Disk and Ogura at FTL
An opaque fragment refers to Disk Chu Ivor and Ogura at FTL sites. It hints at a life event connected to PARP and a rift, with scattered names like Hhiaoetewe Mita and Wusenevil appearing, leaving unclear context or outcome.
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FTL
Rms
Big Six cuts ticket prices for grid games this fall
Kansas City Oct 3 Ticket prices for Big Six football games are reduced to new lows. The plan, aimed at boosting attendance, sets a 2.20 maximum for conference games with federal tax of twenty cents included. Season tickets may further lower costs. Nebraska offers five dollar all home games season pass, reflecting long running deflation in Midwest football prices.
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Tom Mahoney
United Press
Kansas City, Mo
Nebraska
Middle West
Plan to Organize Wives of Miners Expands
Agnes Burns Weck of Belleville Illinois, president of the Illinois Womens Auxiliary of the Progressives, stated plans to go to Pennsylvania this week to assist organizing miners wives there as part of a broader effort to unite militant miners across states.
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Springrigid
America
Agnes Burns ‘Weck
Belleville
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Corry City Sailing Lesage Reorganization Delayed
Reorganization of Corry City Sailing Lesage continued to face delays as a sixth team is sought to complete the loop. Officers and other details are on hold until the sixth squad is selected. A committee will interview prospective entries and a new meeting is planned to advance organization.
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Corry City
Westwid
Fimb
Bantam team planned here to raise funds for youths
A campaign headed by Al Miller seeks funds for a bantam football team of lads under 16 from Wilford Pomersy and Sonny Daye as coaches. Early practice planned with tentative squads and possible games with outside teams. sponsors to issue a fuller announcement later in the week. ABANDON RAILROAD: The ICC authorizes New York Central to abandon 10 miles of Cowanesque Valley branch from Westfield to Ulysses, Pa.
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al Miller
Qugleus
Wilford Pomersy
Sonny" Daye
Abandon
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad Company
Cowanesque Valley
Westfield
Ulysses
Local teams eye booster game after tense Titusville Corry clash
Readers recall a hard fought series between Titusville and Corry that drew large crowds at Athletic Field and possibly led to a booster game staged by a veterans organization at Oil City. The piece also notes archery rising in Warren county with a Water Works Park Erie meet where Warren shooters excelled and previews upcoming football clashes including Duquesne, Bucknell, and Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Titusville
Corry
Éievenk
Oil City
Warren County
Warren
Water ‘Works Park
Erie
C. L. Hudson
Byron Melsenai
Dean Scott
Best Lake
L. Harding
Jamestown
Laules
Anyue Javorites
William
Everett Bannister
Greant Morlicians
Banny
Pug* Mahoney
Cory Tinger
Wariister
Pennsylyania
Rei
Haankioll
Banmister
Als
Imi
Cor Cork Publ wer Arthur National Ehtered Pay a8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions financial matters and lenders, with unclear names and figures. It hints at credit, solvency, and borrowing pressures but lacks coherent details or outcomes. No identifiable events, dates, or persons are clearly stated.
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COR Cork Publ
Wer
Arthur National ‘Ory ‘Tritus
Restrio
Ecomret
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