Fragmented historical auction notice fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists cattle auction items and farm gear. Mentions cows heifers weights, names, dates, and equipment such as mower plow seed heater and wash sled. Partial addresses and bidder notes appear, with unclear names and places.
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Teman Dyer
Indians Still In Race Excursion Tomorrow In Sport
Indians remain in the race as the excursion tomorrow is noted along with other sport items of interest.
Indians Race Tightens as Boston Slips in Quest for Title
The Indians cling to AL pennant hopes thanks to Boston’s missteps as losses by Chicago St Louis and Detroit revive Cleveland’s chances. Manager Bot direau faces Philadelphia in a twin bill and single game with Washington before a night tilt with Boston. A critical three-game set with the Red Sox could decide the league champion with the Yankees looming. The era also notes travel plans, a boxing note on Joe Lots defending his title, and local legal case about trout limits. Don Black brain hemorrhage fundraiser proceeds boost $40,000 as Cleveland’s season nears its final weeks.
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Indians top Senators as Hogan drives in three runs
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press notes Jim Hogan of the Indians driving in three runs with a home grand single to spark a 4-1 win over the Senators. Johnny Sain of the Braves earned an eight-hit 6-2 victory over the Pirates, marking his eighth start in 24 days. Also reported is a boxing result in Louisville where Johnny Holman KO'd Tiny Robinson.
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Senators
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Pirates
Beavers trample Youngsville High 46 to 19 in 1948 game
Beavers dominate Youngsville High 46 19 as starters score early and reserves see most action. Crawford racks up three TDs including a 55 yard return, Pitts adds two TDs and an extra point, while Long and Buell contribute touchdowns as Hanna’s squad extends lead before bench clears. Youngsville scores twice late against backups.
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Youngeville
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Black
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Dllaway
Buell
Andrus
Youngsville football hurt QB Warner in bruise dampening win
Youngsville topped Cartry 46 19 as quarterback David Warner suffered a bruised neck muscle and was carried off in the third quarter to Gerry Hospital. He later returned home with teammates after not being admitted, while the Orange and Black line powered the attack with three Crawford touchdowns and a Pitts plunge.
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Warner
Gerry Hospital
Bracken-Kealing
Sains 21st win as Braves topple Pirates 6 to 2
Sam Sain pitched another complete game to lead the Boston Braves past the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 2. He completed his 21st win in 1948, pitching 9 innings, with 11 strikeouts and 5 hits allowed, widening the Braves lead in the NL.
Heiman Lassies Extend Key Lead To Two Games
Heiman Lassies extend their lead to two games in the Ladies’ League with a pair of wins over Frins Burnslire. Marion Kimmey led the victors with 125, 147, and 106 as Rosalind Hopkins and Lucille Charles anchored the offense. Connie’s posted strong totals for the losers, while top scorers hampered by rough defense and uneven team scoring.
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Heiman Lassies
Helingry Jewelure
Snitchief
Frins Burnslire
Gonsi
Topps
Fron Russbacher
Thomas Motors
Eli Cleaners
Motors
Heiman Jewelers Crickud
Franz Furniture
Rosalind Hopkins
Webers
Luccille Charels
Thomas Mirtoream
Bliss Cleaners
Marion Kimmey
Ethel Rusell
Helen Shoppe
Pic
Connie's
Doris Bitklee
Ralers
Ain Royok
Topp
Rossbacher
Lois Frederic
Dress Bhop
Nellie Dunlap Pollurint
Une
Falcons Lose Again In Governor Cup Final
Lockport Reds win 2-0 as Jimmie White stars on Sept 18 in Pany Lenene city. White shuts Balent to one hit over seven innings before relief. He drives in the Reds’ only run with a double, while Lefty Bob Christopher aims to seal series in James town tonight.
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Jimmie White
Pany Lenene
White
Lockport Reds
Jimmy
Bull Ramey
Balent
Jamestown
Reds
Weayue
Bob Christopher
National League results and upcoming games noted
National League results include Boston 2 Pittsburgh 2 and Chicago 5 New York 3 with St Louis 2 Bronx and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 8. American League schedules list Washington New York 14 Detroit Boston 6 with Detroit and Philadelphia results. Platts Newark 6 Syracuse 4 and Montreal 5 at Tipcheader 5 with Montreal 2 1 adds to the week’s standings.
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South Berwick
Joe Blackwood
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Major League Leaders in the American League and MLB
A fragmented summary of season leaders listing players by city and team with figures for runs, hits, averages, home runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, stolen bases, and strikeouts. Notable names include Musial of St Louis and Kiner of Pittsburgh among others.
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Musil
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Dorbles
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Phillies Drop Pitcher and Catcher in Player Rebuild
The Philadelphia Phillies released pitcher Andy Kazan and catcher Sam Nahem and recalled outfielder Dark Mayo from the farm. Padgett moved from the Boston Braves in a swap. Mayo, 21, joins a Phils outfield aimed at rebuilding the roster.
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Phiadelphis Phillies
Don Padgett
Piloner
Sam Nahem
Ruwail
Phils
Unex
Dark Mayo
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Phile
Boston Braves
Andy Kaz
Beantown
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Erie Nine Cops Triumph In Governor's Cup Clash
In a high scoring Governor’s Cup battle of the Middle Atlantic League, the Erie Nine defeated Wadengrith 6-0 behind Wally Box who allowed only five hits. Exidie Hes and Bill Henry each had a pair of hits. Ted the 14 Dit Altwbie contributed as the Sulfars rallied to six runs and secure the win. College football results follow with Suchern California falling to Missouri Valley and other scores listed for Beyaiy Sas Pittsburgh Kas, Washburn, and Maryville.
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Erie
Wrylah Alii
Wadengrith
Winkibether
Dan Hen
Wally Box
Exidie Hes
Bill Henry
Athsifetles
Ted
Vansdargritt Pilotein Vondergatt
Wagner Kerk
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Helley
Tettenberger
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Siwidlee
Packers Rout Boston Yanks in 31 to 6 NFL Opener
Green Bay Packers crushed the Boston Yanks 31 to 6 to begin the 26th season of the National Football League. Packers held Boston to 7 net yards rushing and dominated with 81 yards through the air.
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Boston Vanier
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Wolfe
Glkverine
Colle
Chiewen Rockets
New York Taikees
Bena Couch Hay
New
Rom Brookizh
Plaheruy
Jim Barber
Country Club Dinner and Business Meeting Slated
A country club hosts a dinner and business session at 7 p m with nine candidates vying for four director positions. CL Anderson will preside as private a meeting follows the report. Montana State 6 Wubi deyoll YO Simpson 0 Kearny Neb 83 Black Hills Tech fi Vindlon B Midlana.
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