Doctor Has New Idea For Helmet
A report describes an inventor named Cherup proposing a helmet lining and webbing system to reduce impact. The design aims to fit into conventional football helmets for about $7. The article notes a prototype and potential safety benefits, with mentions of testing and future patents. Joss Holmes is briefly noted for a local fishing catch near Buffalo Lakes.
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Roswell Baseball Players Are Honored
Local Roswell sports page honors baseball players with recognitions and tributes to team members. Names and details are partially obscured but highlight community support and local achievements in the season.
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Roswell
Pirates Triumph as Mets Err in Tight Ninth
Mets stumble in the ninth amid a string of defensive miscues allowing Pittsburgh to seize a 21 run win. Christopher and Moran delivered early runs, while Grover Powell pitched five solid innings before a late rally failed to salvage the Mets.
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Mets
Grover” Powell
Galen Olsen
Powell
Don Clendene
Fin
Moran
York Pertseeneit
Baales
Carmet “Cristopher
Pht Sinunghy
Pee Somersank
Real Cletesion
Saran
Foot Htarkmness
Hult
Mfotwa
Wetton
OW News York
Mustangs Aim for Strong 1963 Season With Lineup Return
The article notes 10 lettermen back for the Mustangs boosting prospects for 1963. Names such as Walter, Kendall, Denis Givens, Joe Poetell Glover, and Damiel Rey are mentioned among returning players. The piece highlights anticipated leadership from veterans and plans for the opening game.
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Reenarn
Walter Donde
Eonte
Kendall
Denis Givens
Aber
al Sane
Wen
Jeff Whee
Bardshyde Gadlowaas
Dar Peesince
Deadline Strikes Collegiate Stars Cut By Pro Teams
A chaotic draft note details roster moves, injuries, waivers, and signings across NFL teams. It highlights Cassady as a standout college star attracting interest, with several players shifting to or from rosters, injuries reported, and veteran linemen and backs affected by the cuts and waivers.
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Coesads
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Eagles
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Joe Lato
Nocera
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Ned Okie
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Roster Glitchy Notes From Local Sports Card Page
A jumbled OCR style roster and schedule fragment lists numerous entity names and stray terms like teams divisions and venues. The readable parts show scattered references to sites and events, suggesting a local sports bulletin with incomplete lines and unclear pairings.
White Sox Top Tribe Memorable Home Run Night
Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 5 1 as Tom McCraw drove in two with a homer and bunt single Dave Nicholson broke the majors season strikeout record for the White Sox. Pete Ward homered in the ninth. Max Alvis scored for Cleveland in the seventh and Carreon stole second with a run.
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Chicago White Sox
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Dave Nicholson
Ward
Thendiane
Max Alvis
Chirag
Canalo Carreon
Dese Azcue
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Hunt
Orioles Rally Past Kansas City In Tight Baseball Tilt
Casualty of misread text. reads as a baseball game recap with Orioles overcoming Kansas City in a late scoring burst. Mentions Wayne Causey scoring, George Brunet, Bing, Boswell, and Loft, with a seventh inning surge tying the game and late heroics shaping the result.
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Kansas Citizon
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Bowell
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Bashirs
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Fowling
Ny Seve
Former Stars Hurt Baseball Season Too Long For Stumpery
Baseball set to extend season proves taxing on oldtimers and stumpered stars. Notables like Bob Purkey Joey Jay Pete Runnels Willie Davis Duke Snider Hoyt Wilhelm and Sherri Lollar face slumps and slow form as long-season wear shows on aging arms and ailing bats across several teams.
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White Sox
Roman Mepis
Boston
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Cleveland
Duke Snider
New York Mets
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Mder
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Wynn
Shere Fe
Pirestimabty Ys
Roger Craig
Lony
Mets
Pet Runnels
Houston
Mejias
Pierce
Stafford
Trade paddock chatter hints at colt Remnant’s sprain
Mrs Price of Miatm, owner of Back Sark ries, trains the old colt for his wife and says the ailment is a sprain that should heal with time. William Reed, Belmont veterinarian, confirms the left fore leg fracture is only a sprain and Remnant may not start in the $100,000 Aqueduct race but will be aimed for later.
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Catan
al Kaline
Sparklin
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Tigers
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Rogan
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Ki Fine
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P Bane
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White
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Masses
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Tex Hwin
Mind Yankee Ace
New York
Curry
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Akness
Coupe Ling
Belmont
R. Park
Chio
Washington Park
Grains Mixed Markets See Soybeans Rise on Demand
The report notes slightly firmer soybean futures on broadened demand while corn and wheat show mixed moves. Government crop data gives limited improvement and regional readings across the Midwest and West reflect uneven supply, with prices fluctuating and nearby contracts edging higher or slipping.
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Biel
Custodians Union Strikes at West Coast University
A small protest at the main gate of the University of the Pacific in Stockton saw custodians carpenters and maids picket with NAACP support. Union leaders claim the university refuses to negotiate wages and working conditions, while officials deny discrimination and say they seek to treat all employees fairly.
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Stockton
Unum
Methodist Financet
University of the Pacific
Eatih For the Advancement of
Ans
Oma
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Janes Bean
San Joaquin County Municipi Faiplayes Union
Cen
Heal
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Speedy the favorite in Hambletonian trot at Du Quoin
Charles Chamberlain reports from Du Quoin as Speedy, a 1100 pound Castleton Farm colt, seeks the Hambletonian title worth 115549 dollars. Nine rivals participate at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds on the clay mile oval, with betting restricted.
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Lexington
Yonkers
Stars Pride
Jimmy Arthur
Harkin Dean
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