Sports Roundup mixed from New York to Dallas and beyond
A weekly roundup from Fullerton to New York covers talk of Dodgers and Cardinals, Clara Calender touted in women’s golf, high school football in Dallas, boxing policy debate, and notes on amateur baseball, college football, and Notre Dame lines. Mentions Skiddy of Syracuse Herald Journal, Clara Calender, Del lier, Morris Siegel, Jim Worst, Oliver Payne, and Casey Stengel.
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Fullerton, Jr
New York
Dodgers
Lary MacPhail
Cubs
Skid
Skiddy
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Clara Calender
Glenna Jollett
Dallas
Dellier
Roosevelt
Long Island
Morris Siegel
Richmond
Dispatch
Navy
Whiting
Puilieliy
Orfolk Naval Base
Tampa
Iddy Scott
Oklahoma
Tommy ‘Gomes
Coon
Emson
Payne
Oliver Payne
Doe
Amend
Booty
Jackie
Greenville, & C
Casey Stengel
Fragmentary note of a noon deadline and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a noon deadline and several proper names. The exact actions, dates, or clear context are unreadable, but the text implies a scheduled event or deadline with referenced individuals and times.
Fragmentary OCR item on a 13th month and some livestock
Incomplete text shows a line about a person named Ben and John Ash with a date 13 and mentions a sow and a farm. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR Notice From Unclear Source
An unreadable fragment mentions an administrator and a club reluctant to cooperate. The text references addresses and numbers but lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full event or action. The record preserves only incoherent hints of possible formal notices and administrative references.
Fragmentary OCR: Atocte Change In Frneclons
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an atocte change and severnd frneclons among loras. Readable names, places, or dates are not clear, but the text suggests a technical notes update or corrections in a set of linked items.
2316 37h 2m BN 119% 32M oy ABN
The fragmentary OCR reads as a numeric series with codes 2316 37h 2m BN 119 percent and 32M followed by oy ABN, lacking coherent story or identifiable entities to form a valid news item.
Cards Trip Phillies Twice in pennant chase
In a pivotal three game set opening in St. Louis the Dodgers and Cardinals clash as each vies for NL lead. Brooklyn’s shock loss at Chicago ended a fragile cushion while St. Louis relied on wins over Phillies to tighten the race. American League saw Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia triumphs leaving the pennant chase unresolved.
Bears Face All Stars In Boston Preseason Showdown
The Chicago Bears collide with college All-Stars at Fenway Park tonight aiming to extend a three game preseason win streak. Key players include Bill Osmanski, Ray McLean, and Gary Famiglietti in a Boston flavor lineup as Osmanski and Famiglietti share carries at back and fullback. Archibald defends featherweight title in a planned 15 round bout against Chalky Wright in Washington tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associateneres
Boston
Chicago Bears
Fenway
Bears
Eigland
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Ray McLean
Washington
Joey Archibald
Httle
Rhode Island
New York
Maryland
Chalkywright
Los Angeles
Booster baseball game set under lights in Corry
Che Young Ones and Old Timers booster game moves to tonight at 8 20 due to rain. Managers Very Group and Baressi field star players from last night lineup with top city talent and next year Corry team prospects. Draw for 30 prize and vendor prizes, Corry Band unavailable, high school band to march and Andy Paulson will MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Baressi
Corry
Pee Merchants
Andy Paulson
Baseball results from the National League yesterday and today
Yesterday's NL results include Chicago 5 5 Brooklyn 4 3 St Louis 3 1 Philadelphia 2 a Boston 4 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 10 New York 1. Today New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh Only games scheduled Also Boston 11 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 Chicago 12 Washington 4.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pet
St. Lows
W. L. Pet
Debrnit
Beavers Face Openers Underdog Test at Dongeland Field
Beavers prepare for opener against Youes Ville at Dongeland Field. Coach Russell Byler eyes lineup battles as starter roles form with Miller and Sinny at ends, Drate and Piccirillo at tackles, and Weber directing the backfield. Eagles boast a strong line but weak pass defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Byler
Youes~ Ville
Dongeland Pield
Beavers
Youngsville
Eagles
Warren
Miler and Sinney
Bunt
Drate
Piccirillo
McCastin Brigham
McGee
Beduze
Weber
Wide Open Fight for Amateur Softball Title
The 194 Amster Softball Association tournament opened in Detroit at University of Detroit stadium with 18,000 fans watching Harold Shifty Gears strike out 12 and allow four hits helping Rochester Kodak Park coast to a 1st round victory over Longmont. Johnny Colon defeated Ernie Vighy by technical decision in Chicago. Sammy Scered outpointed Maxie Berger in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Amstei
Warnament
University of Detroit
Harold Shifty
Rochester
Kodak Park
Longmont
Galo
Chicago
Johnny Colon
New York
Ernie Vighy
Newburgh
N. Y
Mick Castglione
Pete Leto
Gary
Ind
Cleveland
Sammy Scered
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Boy Found After Overnight Search Near Home
In Bradford in September a six year old boy named Dick Hayesington was located by a searcher in bushes near his home after an eight four hour search by volunteers and residents. Mrs Harrington and neighbors organized the hunt. Troopers arrived as the search continued and the boy was found shortly after dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Tits Tome
Tofu
Babewitl
Evans
Deceived Patrons By Fake Checks On Desk
In Philadelphia on September 11 Associated Press reports Rob J Bolty, jailed 43 years for investment fraud, faced bankruptcy hearing after resale of fake checks. He allegedly left on his desk checks totaling hundreds of thousands to impress clients during his rise. He admitted insolvency from the start of his financial career amid frantic attempts to reassure his wife and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated
Philadelphia
Roboth J. Bolty
Jos
Sax
Beltz
Fifth Fatal Accident in 36 Hours Reported at Du Bois
A 19 month old girl Meg and Mei Lynn Marsh of Trounville was fatally injured in a highway crash near Du Bois when struck by an auto driven by Charles Hert, neighbor. Eyewitness Migs Bowlaff Brownell of Washington testified the child darted into the path of the car. the driver had a chance to avoid but could not. He died shortly after at a hospital in Liberty.
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Washington, D. C
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Watertown
Mes
National Boxing Asociation
Uys
Youngstown
Septemer
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Providence
R.t
Frank Leahy
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Nas @ pollo
Jim Brute
Manhattan Colfene
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Moore
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Rt Club
Coopera
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Adam
Paul
Phillies
Fkates
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Reds
Red Sox
Tigers
Judson Batley
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Am Sm— Bush
Cardinals
Cop Heir J
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Pittsiungh Pireyes
New York Gants
R. Owen
Optometrist
Ajax Bldg
Penna R
Ion, Wed
Appobitmelt
Chic Young
Terao
Sil
Youngsville 11
UTS Tinning
Liberty
Steinway
Kuabe
Winter
Musette
Others
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Solovox, Records
Caneharl
Easy Tvms
the Winter CO
Slaiv St
Erle, Pa
Cocoanut & Castile
Gide Alkaseltzer
Carters
Mennen
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Hobson Worm
Lakeview Oinest Creamery
Tillsbury
Hershey
Bonutil Camay
Colman’s
Tal
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Heberg
Golden Steel
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Buttertop Bread
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Buttertop Coffee Cakes Inc
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