Unclear Fragments Highlight Local Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR listing names and phrases includes references to individuals such as James Splint and Mrs Hlotson, with scattered terms like Week and Day umily and 8 Cop will Mary, offering minimal coherent context or dated events.
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James Splint
Aust
Hlotson
Will Mary
Chitlock Falls Short In Golf Tandem Feat At Cauley
John Chitlock nearly made history with a hole in one on No 2 at Cauley Club but finished short of the win. Judy Oller earlier captured the season’s earlier title as Ani Chillock, Chitlock’s partner, served as bridesmaid again in the women’s club championship.
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John Chitlock
Cauley Club
Judy Oller
Chillock
Ani
Bath
Anu
Imysul
Elma
Ann Chillock
Alon
Bunny Hager
Hodie MecLean
Ed Rodemeyer
Lea Hoyleh
Dar Wolealt Fham
Martin Kepel
Bid Beckwith
Low Rudfwerland
St. Clair
Corry High
Lockerhoil
Meerhoff
Spaghetti House
Ron ' Ho Hippson
Rapid Ronald
Joe McGinnity
Lou Gehrig
Leo Nomellini
Tron
Moose
Corry Area
Moose’s
Porasson
Warren
Turner
Roger Ottaway
Bob Ottaway
Merle Ottaway
Ed Hutch
Terry Williams
Chuck Elchynski
Leon Cole
Moose's
Tommassoni
Warrenites
Curty
Wation
Bill Eaton
Eaton Lan
Sheh
Kankakee
Til
Clinton
Towa
New Castle
Tas Brothers
Aid Manteno
Tha Rorbonnate
Andy ‘Roush
Phytlsi Merritt
le Mare
Cony Hign
Gary Fetes
Gary Wie
Elma Castor Wins Corry Women’s Club Championship
Elma Castor crowned queen of the Corry links after a tight final with Ann Chillock at Carey Country Club. Castor triumphed 1 up in regulation, then won in sudden death after a back and forth match that featured late heroics by Chillock. Castor had reached the final by defeating Bruce Neckers, Alice Batley, and Lou Ruffner in the handicap brackets, while Chillock’s path included wins over Amy Brown, Fem Rothrock, Judy Giley, and more, securing her fourth final appearance.
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Elma Castor
Corry
Ann Chillocks
Carey Country Club
Yeoe
Castor
Hever
Elma
Ann
Danis
Mrs. Castor
Bruce Neckers
Alice Batley
Lou Ruffner
Barber and Stuart Milestone Moments In AL Action
In a rare AL burst Tuesday, Sue Barber became the Orioles first winning pitcher in modern history while Dick Stuart of the Red Sox became the first player to bat in 100 games in both major leagues. Barber improved to 19 10 as Baltimore edged Detroit as Aparicio stole two bases and scored on Powell's double. Stuart hit his 36th homer and drove in 10 RBIs as Pittsburgh’s former star helped push Boston past. The Tigers outlasted the Yankees 3 2 in Detroit with George Smulit's key run and Charles sacrifice fly. Kansas City beat Minnesota 2 1 with a late run.
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Associated Press
Sue Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Stuart
Byeton Hot Sox
Barber
Baltimore
Stuard
Boston
Rellef
Sruart
Red Sox
Wineer
Pittsburgh
Detroit Tigers
Luis Aparicio
Dazsling
Aparicio
Boo Powell
Miller
Felix
Stuart
Smith
Tiger
Yankee
Time running out as playoff chances tighten in MLB races
In a tight pennant chase the Dodgers lead the National League while the Yankees hold a large margin in the American League. The White Sox fight to overtake the pace-setting Yankees as St Louis and San Francisco face dwindling hopes with remaining games. If teams sweep schedules, final win totals could shift quickly.
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New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giants
Chicago White
Dodgers
Heere
White Sox
Yanks
Giants
Celtics Get Naulls From Warri ors In Trade
Boston Celtics acquire Waulls from San Francisco Warriors in exchange for an unannounced sum of cash and four future draft picks. The deal follows Waulls time with New York and UCLA standout status. Report notes White Sox involvement and multiple city mentions in a muddled recap of baseball and basketball events.
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Celtics
Naulls
San Francisco
Waulls
Sa Francisco Warriors
Frm
New York
Boston Celics
National Basketball Association
UCLA
Dodgers Hold 6 Game Bulge In Run To Pennant
Dodgers stay in control of the pennant race after a 4-3 win over Houston as Tommy Davis delivers a clutch 10th inning single. St Louis wins 10-9 over Pittsburgh to extend their streak, while Juan Marichal notches his 20th victory in a 16-3 San Francisco win.
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Associated Press
Tommy Davis
Dick Groat
X Angeles Dodgers
Davis
Houston
Dodgers
St. Louis
San Francisco
Stan ‘Musial
Wade Pinson
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Colts
Rusty Staub
Moose Skowron
Doda
Jim Gilliam
Wally Moon
Snarbeefy
Gillam
Sandy Stephens To Try Again
Former Minnesota All America quarterback Sandy Stephens was claimed on waivers by Toronto of the Canadian Football League for 350. The waiver sale follows a harsh slate of NFL and CFL cuts as teams trim rosters.
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Associated Press
Lee Grosscup
Sandy Stephens
United States
Canada
Grosscup
Stephens
New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings
NFL
New York Jets
Miniesota
Toronto
Montreal
APL
Utah
Giants
Minnesota
Vikings
New York
Tiatts
Jets
Montreal Alouabtes
Alourites
Als
Major Leaders Major Leaders batting and pitching highlights
Readable fragments show batting leaders and notable players across American and National Leagues. Mentions include Yastrzemski Ward Alvis Aaron Flood Dobbles Groat Pinson Phillips and others with home runs, RBIs and stolen bases totals, plus pitching leaders Ford and Peters.
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Sherhcan
Yasvemski
Boston
Kaline
Lerroit
Riis — Tresh
New York
Ruins
Stuart
Detroit
Hills — Katie
Stuzemaki
Ward
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Alvis
Cleveland
St. Lewis
Pinson
Cred
Davis
Los Angeles
Insen
Nee
T. Davis
Rina — Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Tuns
Aaron
Mis
Waukee
Boyer
Hill — Pinson
Cincinnati
Groat
Dobbles
St. Lous
PLC
Mholes — Pinson
Brook Chileno
Sir Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Home
Aston
Willie Mays Rests Until Friday
Willie Mays will miss the San Francisco Giants series opener against Los Angeles due to nervous exhaustion after a batting incident against Chicago. Manager Alvin Dark emphasized rest, with Mays sidelined until Friday. Dr. B C Saller confirmed no physical illness, and the team listed him as worn from strain rather than injury.
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SAN Bramiscu
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
Mays
Chicago
Alvin Dat
Willie
Dark
B.C. Saller
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup
A summary of American League and National League results with standings and upcoming games. It lists New York and Chicago near records, Boston, Cleveland, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Minnesota, and Washington results, plus several scheduled games for Tuesday and Thursday and boxing results noting Herring versus Bil McMurray with no-knockout decision.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Clevelyatt
Kansas ‘Ciy
Los Angeles
Washington
Tosday
Baltimiore
City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Thursily
Zowing Bowling Night Highlights and Notable Scores
The curtain falls on a bowling sensu night at Avalon Saalive League with top scores and standout figures. Lytton posted 51, a lusty 21 in game three, joined by Gilselrquit Audrey Rows Velma Heny Av Gluvan and others achieving solid marks amid varied results.
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Dot Lytton
Avalon Saalive
Honane
Talented Terminals Help Corry High Hit The Field
Two Corry High football players anchor the ends with Art Hotelitna returning to his receiver post and contributing on defense. Nichols, a hard hitting defender, joins. Seniors Akt and Larrs provide veteran leadership as the team readies for the season.
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Corry High
Art Hotelitna
Wes
Denver
Nichols
Cubbies Test Tonight In Dodger Stadium Showdown
Los Angeles Dodgers face the Cubs in a late game at Dodger Stadium with players like Wally Moon and Roy Glovay contributing. Don Prystule and Alston navigate lineup shifts as the Colts and other figures stir spring training talk.
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LOS Anginis
APTS
Los Angeles
Dodrines
Cubs
Inia Dodger
Wally Alston
Honaten
Igs Tees
Janie
Kane
Durhiers
Don Prystule
Vietney
Ube
Ani
Cai Allukuribe
Alwtan
Atton Et
Mhrer Induidlstyn
Alston Util Haiti
Camille
al Shortston
Wally Moon
Joneaceithe Ny
Roy Glonsay
Bevis
Jin Gillian
Ouniker
Little Leaguers Plan Trip To Indians Game
Little Leaguers arrange a trip to a major league game in Cleveland to see the Indians versus the Los Angeles Angels at Municipal Stadium. The group, including players, coaches, and officials, totals 48 from a list of 35 invited, with plans to leave early Saturday morning and return later that day.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Idiana
Los Angeles Angels
Municipal Stadium
City
Forest City
Yeanalda Wij Nave
Litem (Wers
Ane
George Main
Larry Hasbenek
Denis Aroci
Mike Lith
Ton Sawyer
Dan Corbett
Chick Taken
Denis Bleck
Mein Pol
Dick Root
Fam: Dibousky Tek
Sehwah
Lavny
Tis
Garye Biynty
Hevirillo
Dice ‘Yate
Joh Tate
Tave Swink
Tom Wracker
Jerry Mick
Dave Spro- SO
Jha Triek
Ron Munk
Tom Mort
Judy Waseak
Mike Pubtosky
Greg Hooks
Jack Humid Hoo
Lissunder
Mike Barnes
Cvery Jamestown Filayers
Aradeouck
IK Boys
Molly Fini Chak
Moose Phiyrrs
Rick Wascak
Ty Tone
Willy Ban Lorted
Wrlday
Steelers Down Exhibition Showdown With Browns
The Steelers prepare for an exhibition game against the Cleveland Browns as part of the league’s schedule. Players like Len Burnett and Rotor Borg are noted, with a Tuesday deadline impacting required lineups. Classifieds offer additional details.
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Cleveland Browns
Walvens
Urs Gay
Rotor Borg
Hwek Len Burnett
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U Carroll's Gift Shop
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Loanti
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Charis
Bowlaire Ladies
Mayse's Restaurant
Prank & Vorpas
Jordan's Usted City
Cory Pharnary
Raymond
Art Hotchkiss
Larry Nichols
Blondie
Sho Ie
Ian Mous
Harlin Scott
Hokiss
Lyle
Steelers
Ae Een Ara
Corry Rod & Gun Club
Columbus, Pa
ANT Game Commission
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Ad Lee
Mee
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