NYPA Lesgue spins turmoil over GE ball mill feud
Local NYPA column reports officials from Lie NYPA and Ann City leader Bill Smith pushing to oust eli franchised clubs amid a four-attempt tussle. Corry Aeros and Palconer backers reportedly lose railroad of support as management signals decisive action next Wednesday. News covers beaver grid iron, Waterford high school triumphs, and warnings on deer spotters.
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Officisla
Lie
Nypa Lesgue
General Electric
NYPA
Giants Close In On NL Pennant As Playoffs Loom
New York Giants extend lead over Chicago Cubs in pursuit of the National League pennant. Win two against the Boston Bees, with three headliners in the next three days, and the club nears mathematical clinch as World Series discussion heats up. Cubs beat Reds 7-4, Dodgers fall to Phillies while A.L. games feature Red Sox and Athletics twin bill split.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Clif Melton
Black Mountain
N.C. Southpaw
Carl Hubbell
Melton
Bill Terry
Boston Bees
al Smith
Bees
Laumétte
Danny MacFayden
Fétte
Balker
Jim Turner
Bill Lekemian
Reds
Heiman
Galan
Demaree
Hack
Curt Davis
Brooklyn
Phillies
Dodgers
Hack |Klein
Earl Brown
Clatyje Passeau
Boston Retros
Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Bud Thomas
Red Bow
Bucks Newsom
Detroit
Cleveland
Jer
Heving
Wyatt
Milton Auket
Indians
Cage Playoff Setup in Pennsylvania Revised
A garbled report from Harrisburg notes a revision to the basketball playoff format with a decision for the final at State College placed in question. Details are unclear as text is severely corrupted and names are unreadable.
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Pennsylvania
Ghlarrisburg
State College
Weir
Saturday grid schedule highlights scattered college games
An OCR filled listing shows a broad Saturday schedule across conferences. It includes Alabama-Sewanee, Davidson-Duke, North Carolina state pairings, Georgia Tech versus Mercer, Navy versus The Citadel, and several DNPs. Numerous games are marked no-play or postponed across the Southwestern, Rocky Mountain, Pacific Coast, and Border conferences.
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Alabama-Sewange
Tilume-Aubuer
Eve Enpsieeyrees
Devidson-Duke
Preewes
Carolina Stel
Carolina
Washington & Lees Richmond
Catawbae Newberry
Brokine-Presbyters
Florida
Stetgen
Purman-Wolford
Georgia Tech
Mercer
Johnson City
Cullowhee
Louisiana Gol-Conway
Mars Hills Rolling Springs
Miss. State-Howard
Ala
Morristowne
Knoxville
Murray
Tenn
Navy
the Citadel
Richmond Ts
Pranklin
Roanoke
Concord
St. John
Randolph Macon
South Carolina
Transylvania
Louisville
Arkansas-Texan Christian
Centenary
Sul Rosa
John Tarleton
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Col
West State
Colorado St
Colorado Mines
Utah
Brigham Young
Utah State
Montana State
Arizona
Oregon
Stanfords
Isiivssareetet
California
Washington
Ashland-Albany
Bellingham-Pao
Lutheran
Ellendale Valley City
Glendale-La Verne
Idaho
Ricks Linfeld
St. Martin
Nevada
Wyoming
Pomona-Whittier
Portland
Pacific U
Puget Sc
Col
Taahe
Salinas
Cal. Poly
San Diego St-Occidental
Washington State
New York Giants Prepare Amid Tight Nine Game Schedule
Disappointed after a rough showing last Saturday the New York Giants face nine remaining games. Coach Russ Byler ordered a strenuous week of drills to shore up tackling speed and fundamentals ahead of a trip to Lawrence Park. Lineup changes可能 as he pushes players to improve and forget Waterford defeat. The Packers and Beavers loom in a tough pennant race with past losses to the Parkers to avenge.
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Une Ayers
Agaist
Byler
Waterford
Voness
United Press
New York
Packers
Parkers
Beavers
Changes in Panther lineup being made
Pittsburgh dispatch reports shifts in the Pitt Panthers lineup ahead of next Saturday's game against West Virginia in Morgantown. Dante Dalle Tezze wins a starting guard spot, replacing Steve Petra, while Don Hensley appears to replace Henry Adams at center.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia Mountaineers
Dante Dalle Tezze
Peguilar
Steve Petra
Don Hensley
Henry Adaims
Chicago and New York Standings With Six Games Left
Standings show New York at 88 60.095 with six games remaining as Boston 2 Philadelphia 4 and Brooklyn 3 chase, while Chicago stacks with St Louis and Cincinnati in pursuit in the region race.
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W. L. Prt
Gtop
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Quail Predicts Conn Will Defeat Yarosz
Quaill the Brookline weight hopeful predicted in Pittsburgh that Conn will defeat Yarosz in the 13 round duel at Duquesne Garden. He praised Connys right hand and said Billy Connty has developed a swell right hand punch.
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Quaill
Conn
Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Brookline
Billy Connty
Teddy Yarosz
Duquesne
Garten
Lyceum
Ancient Kings and Mesopotamian Cities Shape Early Asset History
Fragmentary note recalls Mesopotamian cities with kings around 3000 B C and hints at a junior high basketball championship in Hie County during winter. Names and places are unclear. the text reads as a rough historical and sports reference from a newspaper clipping.
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Masapotamia
Hiie
Milwaukee Brewers Fall to Columbus Hed Birds in Series
Milwaukee drops 4 to 10 to 4 against Columbus Hed Birds after jump start by Brewers. Columbus gains 4 game advantage in the series, qualifying for a potential World Series against Newark Bears of the International League. The junior series starts in Newark with three games, then returns to Columbus to complete.
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LLANE
Yyis
Bede
Milwaukee Brewers
Afternon
Columbus
Newark
Boffire
Feller to Tour with Indians in Western Barnstorm
Bob Feller, the 18 year old pitching sensation from the corn belt, will barnstorm with the Cleveland Indians on a Western tour as the American League season ends. He will be paid about $4,000 for 10 games or fewer under contract with Ray Dean, with C. Slapnicka noting the October 13 deadline.
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East West
Albright-Geneva
Alfred-Ashlandssesses
Ohio State
Purdue
Allegheny
Buffalo
American Bridgewater
Axkvon
Wayne
Bethany
Westminster
Adria
Adrian
Boston
UrLehlyn
Crre
Baldwine Wallace
Brown
Rhode Island
Oakland
Carnegie Tech
New Y
Carthore
Monmouth
City
N. X
Brooklyn
Case-Capital
Columbia
Williams
Cinkinnut
Butler
Cornell
Colgate
Carnell Col
Lawrence
Dartmouth
Amherst
Defiance
Detroit Tech
Dickingon
Moravian
DeFauw
Hose Poly
Drexel
Susquehanna Weap
ADE
Duluth
Superior
Trisers
Stroudsburg
Panzer
Elmhurst
DeKalb
Troquosh
Fordham
Franklin Marshal
Georgetown
Shenandoah
Eureka
McKendver Emporia
St. Benedict
Grove City
Clarion
Evansville
Union
Hamilton
Trinity
Hartwick
Middlebury
Ferris
Mt. Pleasant
Harvard
Springfield
Hiram
Mount Union
Holy Cross
Providence
Illinois de
Lafayette
Munieedberg
Towa Wesleyan
St. Mary-St. Joseph
Luther
Western Union
New Britain Tre N. Y
Agro
Macalester
St. Olaf
New Hampshire
Bates
Mankato
Tri-Hamline
Northeastern-Am
Marquette
Marquette Tr-Ypsilanti Tri, . 0-12 Penn State
Gettysburg
Miami
Marietta
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rensselaer
Vermont
Min-Tech
Northland
Michigan
Michigan State
Rutgers-Hampden Sydney
Milwaukea
St. Norbert
St. Thomas-Mansfield
Iowa
Uramus
Delaware
Notre Dame
Drake
Villanova
Penn Mills
Oklahoma A. & M
Creighton
Weslayans Gonn
Olivet-St. Mary
Mich
West Chester
Lasall
Otterden-Kenyon
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Ripon
Carleton
Willem & Mary
Mall
Robert
Marne
Dakota
Omaha
Clemson
Speartlah
Springtela
Stevens
Stouteset
Loulauna Tech
Wesleyan
Valparaiso
Danville
Manhattan
Texas A. & M
St. L
Jewell
Oberlin
Rochester
Western Reserve
Hillsdale
Oklahoma-Rica
Wheaton
Whitewater
Princeton
Virginia
William
Penn
Upper Town
San Francisco
Daniel Bale
Wisconsin-Marquette
Texas Tech
Montana
Wittenberg
Kalamazoo
Vanderbilt
Wash
Mumkingum
Xavier
Kentucky
Teachers' College
Cleveland
Bop Fester
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
American League standings show Detroit 2 Cleveland 1 and Boston 20 Philadelphia 20 with New York Washington vain. only games scheduled. National League results include New York 5 3 Boston 4 1 and Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 2. Today’s games list American and National League matchups with multiple city pairs and venues.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Vain
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Nery Stars in Duquesne Debut Against Waynesburg
Carl Nery a tackle from Springdale Pa starred for Duquesne in the opening game against Waynesburg College last Friday. His standout performance may threaten a regular tackle as he proves he can deliver substantial service in future games.
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United Press
Pitttsburgh
Carl Nery
Springdale
Duquesne University
Waynesburg College
Frelay
Nery
Yesterday's Hero Bill Lohrman Makes Majors Debut
Giants pitcher from Baltimore dazzles with a five hit performance against the Bees in his major league debut.
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Bill Lohrman
Giants
Baltimore
The
Bees
Picard Nelson Aim for Belmont Open Final Clash
Pennsylvania’s golfers Henry Picard and Byron Nelson reach the finals at the International Open Belmont Country Cup. Nelson defeats Pilph Guldahl after routing Lawson Little, with an $8,000 top prize and a $2,000 runner-up payout in sight. Nelson’s win follows his semifinal upset of Harry Cooper as Picard eyes the final showdown in Belmont, Massachusetts.
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United Press
Belmont
Mass
Pennsylvania
Parwreckers
Henry
Picard
Byron Nelson
John
Zoes Wit
Belmont Country Cup
Puis
Pleunl
Harry Cooper
Warren Red Jackets Defeat McKeesport Olympics at Russell Field
Warren Heller of Smethport scored the lone touchdown on a sixty yard third quarter sprint to lift the Warren Red Jackets to their second win of the season over the McKeesport Olympics at Russell Field Sunday afternoon. About 1,600 fans watched the local squad prevail 6 to 0.
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Warrisn
Warren Red Jackets
Russell Field
Warren Heller
Smethport
McKeesport Olympics
Oral Gunsiders
NYPA League Officials to Meet at Raymonds
Final meeting of the NYPA Base ball League officials will be held at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening in the offices of the Raymond Manufacturing Company. Plans for playoff contests and new charges against the Bro G E club will be discussed.
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NYPA
Raymonds
Nypa Baseball League
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Bro G. E
Fractured OCR Snippet Obscures Plain Text
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various letters and phrases with unclear context. It provides no definite event names, dates, locations, or organizations and lacks coherent narrative. The readable content suggests garbled gunting or transcription errors rather than a complete report.
Pury of Mizgavc Salah and Ft tit for the yeu
Fragmentary notes describe Mizgavc Salah and Pury activities tied to fortifications and yearend plans. Names and places are uncertain, but the item references local figures and a likely military or religious context. Further readable detail is limited.
Fragmented Local Copy Teases Incomplete News Item
A mangled OCR fragment mentions scattered words about a Mu invasion tune and various unreadable phrases. Readable content is insufficient to determine event, date, or affected entities.
Fragmented text on El Senley de Friday coal town event
The readable fragments reference an event at a coal town on a Friday involving El Senley de, but specifics are unclear, including date, location, participants, and outcome. Further text is needed for precise summary.
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Waterford High School
Corry Beavers
Fred Christenon
Fred
Weil Uke
Willard Bling
Bellwood
Puigh
Cooper
Belhgaorl
Enki
Bellwond
Bland
Oto
Une Offic
Uvat
Yanks
Athletic Association
Corry High School
Witte Crouble
Ocrasion Ite
Mandy
Otober
Central Frees
Lawrence Park
Panther
Bob Feller
Helvert
St Louis
National Beaton
St. Laws
New Bornen Co
Seveluni
Isd
Bastost
Mawil
Navional Leenan
New Yorks
Sib
Louis
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Philadelphiate
Nelson
Mickeesport
J. E. Collins
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Teelse
Lew Eins
Wee Lass
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