Fragmented OCR summary of legal notice items
Fragmented OCR text mentions names, places and dates with unclear context. Items appear to include Lawton Paris and Muskorre references plus Attmore and True Clie. Content is garbled without clear actions or outcomes. No coherent event details or individuals can be confirmed.
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Boonest Jones
ArtiMore
Muakiee Snawhee
Reenville Lawton Teoes
Nigut
Lawton
Shmwuer
Paris
Sentnite
Muskorre
Crvencie
Attmore
Punt
Fontshi
Grmrs Maastree
Latlniy
Henin
Fragmented Sports Roundup With Scattered Scores
A garbled schedule lists multiple city matches and scores across leagues. Entries include Albany, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Portland, San Diego, Hollywood, Seattle, Birmingham, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, Amarillo, Des Moines, Pueblo, and Topeka with varied outcomes and innings.
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Stern Reading
Albany
Springfield
Binghamton
Allemown
Schenectady
Spiagee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Sacramento
Portland
San Diego
Hollywood
Seattle
Solthern
Birmingham
Rork
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Sous City
Alpuquerque
Amarillo
Des Maines
Pueblo
Topeka
Stars shine as Kemmerer blanks Yankees. Torgeson drives White Sox win
Pitcher Russ Kemmerer of the Senators shut out the Yankees for eight innings on five singles, earning a seven hit victory. Earl Torgeson of the White Sox drove in five runs with two homers, a double and a sacrifice fly in a 7-4 win over the Athletics.
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Associated Press
Russ Kemmerer
Senators
Yankees
Earl Torgeson
White Sox
Athletics
Golfers Clash For Lead In Ohio Open Edge
Ohio shooter carded 71 to edge defending champ Ward Welllaufer Buffalo and Don Cherry by one stroke. Clifford Ann Creed of Opelousas La led women amateurs with 81, two ahead of Lois Dralke of Chicago. Marilynn Smith fired a 71 to chase the women’s pro title of 36,000 first prize, with Mary Lena Faulk nearby.
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Field
Ohio
Ward Welllaufer
Buffalo
Don Cherry
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Lois Dralke
Chicago
Marilynn Smith
Mary Lena Faulk
North Triumphs On Late Basket In Dallas Game
In Dallas the North guard Jerry Pope sank an 18 foot shot with 39 seconds left to lift the North over the South All-Stars 43 12 in overtime. Pope led scoring with 11 jores. Bob McLeod added seven for North while Robert Brown tied the game late for South. First overtime game in the series history, North holds 9 4 edge overall.
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North
Dallas
Jerry Pope
Texas Panhandle
Bob McLeod
Merkel
SMU
Turner
Kilgore
Jace
Oklahoma
Chet Bryan
Norman High
Texas
Bryan
Sooner
Tulsa
Robert Brown
Clear Creek
Deadloe
Sean
Brown
Norlin
Lubbock
McLeod
Gut
Pope
Milwaukee Braves Stay In Thick Of NL Flag Race
Red Schoendienst delivered a tying eighth inning single as Milwaukee edged toward a pennant chase. Lew Burdette earned win number ten in the stretch drive while Frank Robinson and George Crowe powered the opponent. Stan Musial nudged the batting lead as St Louis and Philadelphia faded in the standings.
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Braves
Jed
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St Louis
Milwalker
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Red Schoendienst
Brayee
Giants
Milwaukee
Towo Ru
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Redlegs
Don McMahon
George Crowe
Frank Robinson
Raul Sanchez
Schoendienst
Cubs
Wilmer Mizell
Moe Drawbowsky
Whoavon
Bobby Adams
Dave Hillman
Drabowsky
del Ennis
Stan Musial
Hank Aaron
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Despard Leads With 603 Club High Series In Second Round
Despard's Bill Desparel topped all bowlers at Sooner Lanes with a 323-603 series as his squad earned three points from Wood AN Service. Teammate Bob Soth added 202-549 helping Team No. 1, while Lupi Champlin and Lloyd Strohm's entries produced strong scores for the challengers. The 18th Battalion and other clubs posted wins in the Commercial and Father and Son leagues, and the YMCA softball tournament advanced with Comanche, Hunting Horse, and First Christian among winners in round two at ABC park.
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Bill Desparel
Sooner Lanes
Bill
Bob Soth
Wood AN
Joe Ford Insurance
Lupi Champlin
Lloyd Strohm
Taylor
Lupi
Gary Nlabunde
Claire Schroeker
Ray Haichrit
Lefty Schmidt
Commercial League
Father and Son
Belson
Corrales
Bessons
Ray Bes+ Son
Art Corrales
Comanche Reformed
Hunting Horse Methodist
First Baptist
First Christian
Ymca Chireh
ABC Park Diamonds
Comanche
Northside Baptist
Centenary Methodist
Centenary
Hunting Horse
First Chilian
Trinity Bap
Leftliatder
Rudy Akoneto
Leonard Parker
Dave Imotache
Terry Heath
Ronald Raudedlautz
Dee Givens
Christian O
How They Fare In The Majors
A garbled data set lists numerous baseball players with runs batted in, doubles, triples, and home runs attributed to stars like Mantle, Mays, Musial, Aaron, and Williams. It mixes city and team names with scattered statistics, largely unreadable, suggesting a retrospective all star style tally from multiple leagues.
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Kalg
Wiliam
Boston
Mantle
New York
Woodting
Cleveland
Boyd
Baltimore
Chicaro
Funs
Kanda
Witi
Piersail
Oston
Prastinat
Fox
Chicago
McDougald
Washington
Welt
Showron
Jensen
Jits
Meritone
Williams
Fos
Gardner
Minnie
Haltimore
Kaline
Detroit
Maizone
Willams
Banthnorend WM
Dourald
Baueratt Simpson
Newporte
Nieminn
Balimory
Aphlele
Chiena
Alan
Sievers
Aly Wertz
Colnvite
Cleveinnilar
Measwell
Detran
Aunrielo
Cheam
Maine
Rivera
Chinago
Pilarels
Bilimone
Minoso
Burning
Dewitt
Johnson
Fryiack
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Sports In Brief From Across The Nation
A collage of brief notes across sports centers reports from Cincinnati and Chicago. Sam Sneed leads with a round under par in an early golf event while tennis players advance in the Eastern Grass Court Championships. Other items note vault records in Europe, a horse feature at Atlantic City, and a Saratoga racing result followed by a Chicago feature.
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Cincago
Sam Sneed
Tennis South
Onange
WNJ
Merh Finm
Beverly Hills
Calli
Kent Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohin HA Fe
Views
Oslo
Norway
von Bragg
GSN
Saratoga
Chicago
Washington
Hart Favored In TV Bout With Sugar Hart Tonight
Hart is a 75 to 1 favorite for an NBC televised 10 round bout in Cleveland's Fabric Hall tonight against Virgil Akin. promoter Larry Atkins predicts an upset, while Hart's manager Marty Stein says Sugar could soon challenge for the welterweight title if a shift occurs.
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Cleveland
Virgil ‘Akin
Sugar Hart
Hart
Fabric Hall
Larry Atkins
Tonigh
NBC Radio-Tv
Sugar
Philadelphia
Marty Stein
Akins
Carimen Basilin
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rademacher Lauded As Excellent Boxer
Nashville based boxing feature recalls Pete Rademacher as an outstanding amateur who could become a major challenger. The piece notes his sparring with Mathews, praise from Chemeres, and hints at a Patterson clash set for August 22. It highlights Rademacher temperament, training, and Olympic pathway, with reflections on his potential vs professional fighters.
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Nashville
Tenn
Icus
Regal
Seattle
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
George Chemeres
Pete
Mathews
Jack Thuley
Rademacher - Patterson
Hurley
Rademacher
Chemeres
Bloves
Pele
Chemeves
Radenyacher
Norley
Bob Baker
Eddie Machen
Chicago
Futsterson
Sam
Fights Last Night Highlight Bout Setbacks Across Regions
In a night of boxing action, George Berry from Chicago and Kil Centella of Nicaragua traded early blows while Bobby Gordon from the UK faced Jehan Morris. notable bouts unfolded in Pittsburgh and nearby locales with bouts ending in decision or outclassed showcases as fighters from Ohio and Ta. matched up in labeled exchanges.
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Lated
Los Angeles
George Berry
Chicago
Kil Centella
Nicaragua
We Bannette
Bobby Gordon
Alron
Ohio
Jehan Morris
Pillsburgh
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