Farm Equipment and Livestock Lot At Spartansburg
A listing of farm assets including two cows aged around 89 months, 12 registered cattle, 18 fresh 6 month old calves, 8 chickens, a rubber-tire implement, manure spreader, cultivator, row corn planter, two-bolt single agricultural mill, harnesses, water pump, cement wash, plow, land, 2 wheel shelter, lumber, hay fork, and miscellaneous gear. Also offered are a large base lunch service, a Victor shone, and at Spartansburg near October 12 north of Carry nt known as rm. Owner aims for high grade dairy cattle, wintering, and yearling terms.
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Aid
Victor Shone
Arthur Spartansburg
Fragments Hint at Local Timing for Jato Tie Tub
Fragmentary text hints at a local timing event connected to Jato and a tie or tub. Names and places are unclear, limiting precise identification, but the readable terms suggest community scheduling or an event tied to specific individuals.
Cubs Favored In Today's Game In World Series Battle
Chicago Cubs hold a 37 year lead going into game four at Wrigley Field against the Detroit Tigers with an expected crowd of 44,200 as Ray Prim and Trout pitch for Detroit in an effort to even the series. Claude Paxsent, nicknamed Mr Chips, stars for Chicago with a rare mound performance, while Detroit seeks three wins in four games.
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Sipeder
Chicago
Oct
Chicago Cubs
Detroit ‘Tigers
Mr. Chis
Chips
Mississippi
Claude Paxsent
Detrait
Cubs
Claude
Daily
Yankees
Giants
Pusseau
Ue Tigers
Wrigley Field
Pappy
Peanuts Lowny
Ill Nicholson
Roy Hughes
Hhus I
Nicholson
Oly
Courbey Cloutitie
of City Lions
Chih
NouNeed Thie Organization
Cor Pnt
Pennsylvania
Corry High
Erie
Venango
Crawford County
Ene County
Sordouts
von Guth
Camm Legeume
North Carolina Marine Base
Furmer
Detroit
Ieagues
Dessie
Boston Red Sox
Roy Cullenbine
Tigers
Seas ‘Son
World Series Masterpiece and NFL Showdowns Today
Claude Phaseau authored a near perfect third game for the Cubs in Chicago as Detroit faced a must-win test to stay in the series and a patchwork NFL slate centers on Chicago Bears Cleveland Browns and other key matchups as teams vie for final division positions while high school and college action looms with regional interest and notable scores across the Nation.
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Chicago
Cubs
Claude Phaseau
Cub
Rudy York
Bob Swift
Prisna
Tigers
Golf stars pace Tacoma Open after third round
The Tacoma Open sees top players, including Jimmy Hines of Chicago and Pvt. Bob Hamilton of Fort Lewis, leading with 197s as the big four struggle to finish in front. Harold McSpaden sits fourth at 188 while Byron Nelson and Jim Ferrier chase, with Sam Snead and Ben Hogan also near the top. In New York, Jimmy Doyle defeats Johnny Green on points.
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Tacoma
Ough
Front Smuners
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Bob Hamilton
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ed Wurgel
Detroit
Fircrest
Harold McSpaden
Lanford
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Sgt
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Sam ‘Snead
Hot Springs
Ky Lafoon
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Boxing row over Green suspensions rattles boxing scene
Boxing rounds out with Harold Green and crew hit by suspensions amid a Rocky Grand bout controversy. Sol Gold and Freddie Brown also suspended as Eddie Bagay’s penalties spark debate over motive and consistency. Detroit World Series box score notes and local prep scores follow.
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New York
Eddie Bagay
Harold Green
Southern teams in spotlight as Navy meets Duke and more
Navy invades Durham to face Duke while Georgia Tech hosts Notre Dame in Atlanta. Wake Forest travels north to play Army, and Navy’s strong form earlier in the season is noted. Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and West Point enter a packed slate with key regional matchups shaping the college gridiron week.
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Navy
Durham
Duke
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Atlanta
Wake Forest
Army
Asociated
New York
Smith
Roday
Durtan
Duke Blue Devil
Villanova
Fiial
Bott
Holly Wolke Ike
Iuives
Tennessee
Qui
Vols
Army the Cadets
Reno Agai
B.D. Colimand Comets
Navy Allows V-12 Cadets Break to Play Football
The Navy decided V-12 college football players may stay away from schools longer to participate in athletic events, with length of absence left to commanding officers. The policy liberalizes prior limits, affecting V-12 students at 124 schools nationwide and extending until around mid November.
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NAVY
Washington
Get
Coun Iry
Lanston Women Lead Fourth League Standings In Tight Race
Lanston five stay atop the Fourth Ladies League after a two game sweep by Lanston against Gift Shop. All-Way Electric beat Rossbachers 5-0 as Waterhouse and Kinley teams boosted scores. high series include Nellie Dunlap 1 22 and Edith Davis 127 130 95. Eleanor Kinley led the Electricians with 124 189 ik.
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Waterhouse
Lanston Paperhimgers
Ube
Eligr i
Eleetrics
Rossbacher Insurance
Waterhowe
Wb Pet
Laislonk Yee
Al-Way Electric
Rossbachers
Ais Gill
Lanstan
Las Nellie Dunlap
Poperhangers Aid
Edith Davis
Au-Way Pleeitie
Baliree Vesuis
Amwy
Gladys ‘Thompson
Kinley
Keglerelses
Eleanor Kinley
Ropkins
Beaver Reserves Meet Warren Re serves Monday at Lageland
Beaver Reserves face Warren Reserves Monday afternoon at Lageland Pride. The Beavers seek a repeat of last week’s 21 to 0 win as they prepare for second game of the season and the Dragons aim to rebound after their earlier loss.
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Beaver Reserves
Gory High Selimseoutilion
Lageland
Warren
Country Club Officers Named For 1946 Season
Country club leadership for 1946 was announced with Harold Sweety as president and a slate including Anderdn, Alton Dahlstrandy as secretary, and Walter Hindimsny as treasurer. The group stated that officers for next year would be named soon and updated in the near future.
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Country Club
AC Mieling
Corey Chantry Cin
Powlor
Nthe Wei
Werechowen
Gale
Harold Sweety
Anderdn
Vive
Alton Dahlstrandy
Wid Walter Hindimsny
Teessurer Dyas
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Yale Etn. Ate
Aia
Neta
Zipit
Jato
Coney Evening Journal SiGe Sa
Ray Prim
Trout
Paweou
Masterpi
Nation Football League
Finul Stundings
Nap
Cleveland
Chico Bears
Inp Teveland Ams
Bears
Sid Lekman
Rams
Packers
Ani Batlie
Chicago Cards
Philadelphia Escles
Obhiar
Green Bay Packers
Uno Detrais Lions
Wasilion Redskins
Viking
Jeston Yanks
New Yorkeés
Pittsburgh Steelers
Famays
Temple
U. C
UGLA
College of Pacific
Ohelahoma A & M
Deliver J
Georgia
Miami
Fla
Scranton
Jimmy Doyle
Dohrmy Green
Buffalo
Oli
Fredeie
Bob Higgins
Peli
Elyhorly
Bette Wyn
Quiet & Fire Rim
Gullenbine
York
Gila
Swifl
Odd Richards
Overmive
Awimker Soc
Boon
Ohosteer
Foo
Bolot LD
Swift
Overmite
Benton
Webb
Mayo
Hughess Passeay
Clautie Passeuty Mushc Tive
St. Cecilia's High
Englewood
Mominral
West New York
Vin Lombard
Memorial
Lombardi
Herkimee
Atlante
Teuh Yislind Charlabte
Joe Parks
Atlantans
Brothers Indians U
Rookine
Big Thines
Tom Sennarts
Koko
Breach McGracken
Pacivie
Detroit Lions
Green Bay R& Auueielow
Nave
Scholastic Scorrs
Rip Tech
Bast
Kuliihoro
Cambridge
Spur
Waterfurd
DuBois
Sharon
Oil City
Albion
Pairview
Lawrence Pari
Girard
Harborcreek
Weslwyynle
Paleoncy
Murth East
Blondie
Overott
Chaley Wright
Los Angeles
Lanstons
CONN
Joe Lousane
Billy Conn
Smeet Apuly
Jane
Mike Jiesles
Worcester
Mass
Fimoui Finléy Flayes
Boston
Frankie Conn
Newark
Star Kist
Lely
Holly Mill Orange Juice
Arotan OF
Parkerhouse
Yeu
Elt
Gill
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
BY Chick Young
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Sun Room
Lanston
S. Center St
Dial
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