Merchants Face Girard In County Final Clash
The Erie County Baseball League title hinges on a Sunday showdown at Wattsburg as the Merchants clash with the Girard Legionnaires. Babe Haenel will start for the Merchants with Carr opposed by Girard ailing aces Sydow and Morton, a crowd expected to pack the grandstand for the deciding game.
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Babe Haenel
Merchants
Carr
Girard
PTH
Lawing
Cobbette
Sydow
Legionnaires
Sundsy
Sydon
Fidenel
Lwame
Corry
Crandall
Hare Ground
Vanage
Lo Watts
County Baseball Title Hinges On Merchants vs Gilard Legionnaires
Corry Merchants face Gilard Legionnaires in a pivotal Erie County Baseball League county title game at Wattshurs tomorrow afternoon. Merchants hold two straight wins in the five game series and seek the county crown, while McGraw selected a star lineup from major leagues to emphasize the era’s greats.
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Corry
Garey
Ses Son
Erie County Baseball League
Merchants
Appointment Notice for Edward Deonls
An appointment notice lists Edward Deonls at 300 West 10th seeking a service with Gagnarive. The message references a date window around 1 am to Saturday morning and provides a contact phone 23-71.
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Edward Deonls
Gagnarive
Drehng
Butwens
Ats
Two Youngsters Clash In PCA Finals
In Wanam-oise country two rising players battled for the 1951 PGA title with 21 year old Tommy Creavy of Albany defeating Lenamere Shute of Gembus to reach the final, while Walter Hayes and Gene Sarazen headlined the day’s field.
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United Press
Wanmamoisete
GLUB
Rumford
Walter Hayes
Tommy Armour
Gene Saracen
Billy Burke
Tne
Lenamere Shute
Gembus
Tomy Creavy
Albany
Evey
Dee
Waltney
Rolidom
Arengine
Gene Barazen
Vetertn
Tepstine
Eheavy
Hia
or _ Shute
Waniyce
Diliewli Maten
Untite
Billy Burge
Kane Ready to Battle Corry in Opening Game
Kane High School Wolves prepare for their season opener against Corry at Corry field. Kane weighs about 160 pounds per man versus Corry at 152, with Kane idle last week while Corry plays a warm up. Pep session and full student turnout mark the lead up to the clash as Kane aims for a season opening victory.
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Kane
Sane High School Wolves
Corry
Kane High
Wolves
Lion
Belmont entries whittle to 19 for two year olds
Henry McLemore notes the Belmont Stakes field shrinks from 2189 nominations to 19 two year olds. He comments on the unpredictability of horse flesh, bookies’ allure, and the high stakes of the futurity race, with favorites and past purse figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Ike
Inventions Fortunes From Movable Collar Stud Idea
A chaotic clipping reports a inventor named Amai earning royalties from a movable tip 29 percent collar stud and mentions Alstite and other tangled names. The text is garbled but hints at long term wealth from a single invention and related products.
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Amai
Yesterday's Scores From Major League Baseball Action
Yesterday's games include American Philadelphia 3 Vicago 1 and New York 14 Boston 6. Cleveland 42nd, National Boston 6 Pittsburgh 2, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 1, Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1, St Louis 5 New York 3. Only games played.
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Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittshareh
ABS
Philadelphis
Cincinnati
Vicago
Clevelson
National
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Meadville High Football Crushes Opponent In Debut
Meadville defeated an unnamed West team 32 to 0 in the Sept. 12 season opener. Over 3,000 fans packed North Avenue Stadium for Meadville High’s first varsity grid contest, as star players led a dominant show with strong defense and scoring drives.
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Meadville
West
Meadville High
Ore
Hecht
Res
Cochrgatien Hizh
Simmed Islands: A Ball Squire MINS Cornered Bout
An oddly garbled report centers on a boxing bout with a ball ace and a squire named MINS once cornered. The fragment hints at island settings and a melee, but details remain unclear and names are uncertain.
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Simmed Islands
Herastt
Alasur
Squire Mins
Syusey
Irs
Grove Wins 30th Cane as Grove Hits Deep For Victory
United Press notes 1931 baseball race as Letty Grove becomes first left handed pitcher to win 30 games in a season with a 3 2 win over Chicago. Babe Ruth fuels Yankees with a homerless stretch and 14 4 win over St Louis, keeping tied with Washington for second. Ruth eyes batting title and home run crown, Gehrig close behind.
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New York
Letty Grove
Babe Rud
Grove
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Groveman
Uais
BOM
As Grove
céFain
Ruth
York Yankees
Hack Wilson
Nés Teant
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
St. Louis
New Yorkers
Washington
Hill Helps Red Wings Push Toward Pennant
The Red Wings stayed on track toward the pennant as pitchers and defense held firm. A shaky start gave way to steady relief as the Wings scraped a win, forcing a decisive push in the late innings.
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Hill
RED Wings
Head Restored to Sphinx Pieces Survive Damaged Statue
Fragmentary OCR describes restoration attempts on the Sphinx head and torso. Report notes prior breakage and missing portions while detailing recovery effort and uncertain condition of the monument.
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Omecks
Crostom
Iwauil
Turnbuckle Hands A's 9 to 2 in city title game
Clarence Mountain and Standard Furnbuckle shut down Company A in a 9 to 2 victory on East Washington Street grounds. Howard Pier sparked a fourth inning rally with three on base, while Roy Brynt controlled the game for Turnbuckle. The series resumes Monday at 5:30 pm with Turnbuckle holding a championship edge.
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Youst
Washington Street
Clarence Mountain
Furnbuckle Boys
Om Company
Industrials
Porbuckle
Howard Pier
Roy Brynt
East Washington Street
Blynt Ant ‘Baresi
Lang and
Hangon
Asipires
Bergaran and
Carrell
College grid notes mirror rugged era of play by famed quarter
Chicago dated notes highlight college football and basketball chatter. References to Notre Dame Wisconsin Indiana and Northwestern list players, tackles and passes amid chaotic game reports. Mentions Zuppke Haynes and other figures with glimpses of early season strategies.
Duquesne Defeats Geneva 13 to 7 In Opener
Duquesne University beat Geneva College 13 to 7 in a football opener at Geneva. A second quarter interception return set up the first touchdown and a long 44 yard march followed by a goal line pass helped Duquesne take the lead. The Dukes held on with solid defense in the fourth quarter to secure the victory.
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Geneva
Roaline
Duquesne University
Geneva College
Duquesne
Geneve
Bil Sauer
Kent Sole
Bluffites
Beaver Valley
UbAl
Puquesne
Dr Luca
Giuis
Sullivan
Dukes
Quader
Wily
Pauline Carying
Omer
Soszel Bamiie
Dunaesse
Lakewood High Wins 13 0ver Jamestown Under Lights
Jamestown Sep 19 Lakewood High School defeated Anthony Angelo and the Red and Green Reserves 13 to 0 under night lights. The kickoff received a fumbled punt and a turnover set up the Lakewood score in the first quarter.
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Jamestown
Ekeas
Lakewyod
Bojorski Wins Decision Over Andy Martin
Frankie Bojorski of Eric defeated Andy Martin of Boston in a ten round boxing match. The card also featured multiple knockouts and decisions across venues in Scranton, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cleveland, with several bouts ending inside the distance and others decided on points.
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Bojorsi
McKean Farmer
Greenville White
Pittsburgh
Andy Martin
New England
Hickey Park
Millvale
Frankis
Bojarski
Bran
Bojorski
United Press
Frankie Bojorski
Eric
Boston
Johnny Halliat
Scranton
Silver Mountini
Aliquippa
Sammy Burns
Steve Smith
Homerstead
Chicago
Baxter Calmes
Wichita
Kans
Mickey
Cleveland
Joe Schlund
Stanley Scopes Sprawise
East Field
Mickey Barron
Binzhamnten
N.Y
Kenlamseght
Abe Jiehtenstein
Rochester
Larry Madze
Corry Man Entangled in Trust and Public Debt Scheme
An aged man faces a public matter over a supposed scheme involving capital and debts. The article sketches questions of asset transfer and legal responsibility, noting unspecified parties and a dispute that could affect estates or public trust.
Fragmentary note on taxes and joke in dialogue
A garbled snippet mentions taxes and rates, with unclear phrases about insuring or paying 125 dollars. The text mixes questions and asides, referencing a joke and possibly a discussion of values or prices, but concrete facts or names are not recoverable.
Fragmented OCR note about forests and schooling appears
A garbled OCR fragment mentions forests, schools, and ages with stray phrases about time, memory, and learning. The text appears non-coherent, with broken quotes and missing context, providing no clear events, people, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item.
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McGraw
Sain
Jon McGraw
New York Giants
Gehrig
Frisch
Cardinals
Jackson
Giants
Traynor
Pirates
Simmons
Athletics
Jett
Klein
Phillies
Cochrane
Jimd Brandt
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
St .Olis
Columbia Broadcasting System
WABCO
National Broad Coating Company
Landis
Rochester Cats
Torapter
Newark
Wings
Regiuining Times
Ani Oxranan al
P.C.A. Today
Hagen
Armour
Sarazen
Burke
Shute
Creavy
Beavers
Hone
Ross
Waldorfs
Whichone
Whitney
Gilly
Flight
Whitey
Wremie Seoh
Mound
Yankee
L. 5
Cameron
United Press Sports
Canatt
Byin Vickory
Bint
Rus Cmd
Turnbuckle
Cech
Anderstm
Pete Fine
Zimmer
Bernina Winn
Ja Pestoreny
Tadinpa
Ufed Toety
Gyan FC
Hayes
Delran
Sagan Sports Writers
Chamepaign
Coaty Roberts C. Zupsky Goputines
Im Wyolesmle Maskion
Tadksui
Pura
Matenmtin
Jehan Cleledna
Imwisaa
Uu Lng
Tembenders
Cams
Crueowud Berry Wryepteray
Dhl
Zuppke
Golueeeus, OL Sexe
Deich
Lean
Lamaye
Jack Curis
Madison
Wis
Evanston
U. Sey
Dick Hanky
Northwesters
Verdin
Ennler
Evans and
Dilley
Maryu
Jeuk Riley
Fenol Pod Eviar
Lance Ama Manes
Lakewood High
leKean Flash
Boston Bay
Severo
Mies
Wits
Dreseler Poly
Enna Jettick Shoes
Newhouse
Fon
Comter
Corry, Pu
Arthur Cole
Ion
Stakin
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