Cardinals Fall To Dobbs Ferry In Ninth Inning Thriller
Tao Irvington Cardinals lost 7 to 6 at Edwin Sould feld in Dobbs Ferry on a ninth inning homer by Nick Caltito of Dobbs Perry. Tevington pitched, yielding runs before retiring. Davis Ferry produced two runs for cardinals, including the deciding tally, as the home team could not overcome three of Halstead’s early homers.
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Tao Irvington Cardinals
Dobbs Ferry
A. A
Edwin Sould Feld
Ast Suay
Dobbs Perry
Nick Cal Tito
Vier Tevingcon
Alike Fesetis
Bob Nteol
Leldad Dour
Davis Ferry
Cardinals
Halstead
Hue Hoe
Tigi Fold
Dobie Ferre
Tevingtn
Huegers
Diohind
Feud over New Road Markings Prompts Highway Push
The Hudson Valley Traffic Commission, led by Carroll B. Mealey, announced a state plan to inaugurate standard pavement markings. The system, aligned with national guidelines, uses simple broken lines for warning and a double solid line to forbid crossing, emphasizing safety and orderly traffic movement.
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New York
Carroll B. Mealey
Ratte Commission
Division of Highway
Oncohiton
Arma
Ettoch“iy'Seuwadeh
Jane
Ana
Sane
Burnham
Stanhope
Sweetman
Pavement
Poe
Cosorer Arkantes
Simptitea
Cambers Sli
Reale
Nicol Pont
Rouse
Amicstwo
Petabers
Dosis Ferry
Toeale
Leahy
Ric
Motors Ab
el White
Stover
Rise Manowar
Ske
Minin Sae Smiths
Mantowski
Hasarde
Salt Commis Romano
Borg
Watisig
Bose Ilies
Muci Sweetman
Kellys
Sonasina
Savas
Wares Dobbs
Paes
Salinas
Irv Lagton
Bevn
Hove
Fuller
Staliy
Texes Parering
Martanes
Bacher
Guinn
Texas State
Schmadel
Kelly
Stern
College
Fenelio
Oventzer
di Chiara
Innlnas
Columbia University
Storm
Futter
Celone
Cereby
Eewunlen
Gre
Uetwinekl
Penelio
Seat
BF fPherrion
If Oman
Taree
Botls
Eie
Mageation
Conney Tir
Fenelon
Getone
Pischer
Raiph
Total Storm
Tehor
Rico
Onde
Quimbr
Cooke
Iota
Rail Fatalities Since 1922 Show Steady Decline
Since 1922 fatalities from railroad crossing automobile crashes have steadily decreased each year, marking a long term improvement in rail road safety.
Wanted Male Young Men For Training And Education
An odd recruitment ad seeks young men under 25 for immediate training in television related work. It mentions interests in shop, mechanical drawing, science, chemistry, physics, biology, or math and urges honesty about suitability. It lists training locations and nearby facilities, with housing and stipend notes, urging direct reply to the institute in New Jersey.
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Spiro Park
South Buckhart Street
John New York Technical Instiute
Hudson River
South Cotton Street
Irv
Situations Wanted Ad Men Seek Full Time Caretaker Gardener
Employment notice for caretaking and gardening. Includes references and years with one family. Lists Herald as agency contact and various worker categories. Real estate and car ads appear in same column with prices and addresses. Contains incomplete lines and OCR garble but conveys job seeks and listings. Street addresses include Irvington and White Plains.
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Joseph Deflo
Harriman Road
Irvington, Om
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Ninti
Ngton
Feuello
Irvington
Suns
Taiph
Thome
Murphy
Lauria
Mo Tal
Laurie
Aring
Thi
Calavito
Neare
Patna
Hudson Valley League
Sroton Point
Dobbs
Elmsford
Yonkers
Hastings
Tuckahoe
Elmetont
Dobbs Farry
Irvinetan Elmaford
the House OF Hazards
Ardonne Dupey
Mac Arthur
Vant
Amazing Values
Westchester Lighting Company
Playland S
Imming
Board OF Health
U.K
the von Wedel Laboratories
O'Tfalley
Playland
Westchester County Park
Long Island Sound
Tr Wile
L's Island
Rye
Cassid Ais
Hudson
Deegan Construction Corp
Fordham
George. McNamara
Ape Street
Evington
N.Y
Tour Street
TE. Cannon
Main Street
Tel
Employment Agency
Reliable Employment Agency
Lexington Ave
White Plains
Yassea
W. P
Hudson Ave
Af Call Series Management. Corp
Louly Goldblatt
East
Nort Dekar ‘Street
Cirvington
South Gottonat B
Irvington Electric Shop
L. B. Stanke
Hhutiege
South Dutcher St
Tagliamonte Barber Shop
Tagliamonte
St. Levington, N.Y
Lephone
Irvington Gazette
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