City Saltbaly Cagis ile Wave Beer In
A fragmented page item mentions sports and public notices. It notes a baseball game with misplays by Bodnar and Pratt, a Jewelers fielding blunder, and a gathering honoring Vic Silver. It also references army service and legislative privileges for service members.
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Aeadon Wave Beer
Basra
Waatinanouse
Vietoriek
iAragul
Esident
Saeglen ‘Smany
Iif
Elyria’ Merchante
Deena
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Jewelers
Bodnar
Pratt
Cpl
Chick Manson
Kearns
Mise
Wensone
Han Prnyen
Rere Om
Waters
Golf tournaments planned by Elk Lodge for summer season
The Elk Lodge announced a trio of golf events this summer. The second round is set for Cherry Ridge on July 38 and the season finale, the spasonel roundup, for Mayria Country Club on August 36. Over all, participants can expect a full schedule with a charity supper following.
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Zlyrio Elke Lodge
Ty Wes
Cherry Ridge
Biyria
Elkamem
Hineholen
Ols
Winkohn
Mamet
Babe Zaharias Tops Women Golf Field With 77 Medalist
Babe Zaharias, veteran multi sport athlete and wife of former wrestler George Faherlos, posted 77 at Park Ridge Country Club to win medalist honors in the Western Open qualifying. The field of 82 saw 28 advance to match play after windy conditions and strong performances among 109 entrants.
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Ghicago
Babe
Didrick
Zaharias
Jong Sporta
Hongra
Park Ridge Country Club
Penlusy
Margaret Russell
Gelruil
le Stines
Pauy Berk
Marines
George Faherlos
Evell
Untitled Sports Preview Fragment With Pitcher Lineup Notes
Fragmentary notes mention Mack, Keltner, O'Dea, Boudeeais, and Peters in a baseball context. It suggests starting pitcher status for Ed Telleman or Reed Telleman and references Chicago doubles and relief. The text is scattered and lacks clear publication details or outcome.
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Orla Hockatt
Aemantiy Bean Rue Peters
Wi Elther
Mack
Keltner
Magkelt
Falenerey
Paw O'Dea
Boudeeais
Ed Telleman
Himelf
Chicago
Baseball Notes and Player Highlights From Early Season
Ronnie Mack and Mel Ott lead brief AL race discussion as Athletics seek early edge. Hayes of Philadelphia handles catching duties, with strong RBI presence. Brooklyn rookie Charley Oxgod confounds hitters by hiding the ball in his glove. Dodgers optimistic on Gregg and Weintraub as major leaders pace the league. Medal prospects feature Dorothy German and others contending for honors. Argentina expands postal rates to support publishing amid regional plans.
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Ronnie” Mack, Byett
Philadelphia Athletics
West
Botton
East
Mel
Ott
New
Rune Stern
Sencon
Gays
Cubs
Hack
Wilson
Brankie
Hayes
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Athletics
Cineh
Coaldion
Rune
Dowy
Hayes Hae
New York -Yankees
Brooklyn
Dodger
Charley ‘Oxgood
Miirners
Somerville
Veo Durocher
Dodgers
Hal Gregg
Fresheat
Bill
Voleelle
Phil Weintraub
New York
Phan
Giants Dodger Rivalry Builds, Giants Lead Series
Giants claim seven of ten meetings with the Dodgers this season as 60,000 fans watch. Marty Reidmann earns his 11th win of the year in a 10-2 victory over Brooklyn at Ebbets Field. Attendance reaches 25,148 as Washington at New York rainout leaves no other games scheduled.
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Buma
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Aso
Washington
New York
Vaughan Placed On Voluntary Retired List
New York report states Arky Vaughan was granted retirement by Commissioner Landis. Vaughan, a key middle infielder for the Brooklyn Dodgers, has been absent this season to tend his California cattle ranch and will likely be unavailable until after mid July. The retirement rule requires 60 days inactivity, complicating a return.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Kenesaw M. ‘Landis
Potter Valley
Cal
Nat
Leaders in the Major Leagues Report Aboard
A garbled Detroit era sports note mentions American and foreign players, aviation ties, and wartime context with references to Cheyenne, Oklahoma, and a Frederic Army Air Field pilot. The fragment hints at US USSR wartime cooperation and famine concerns shaping sports and national news.
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United Press
Chicago
Eptetier
RTD
I. Ihe
Hr Kurowsel
Cerainuid
Joni Be
Ausela
Frederic Army Air Field
Ussr
Await Ruling In Sedition Trial Defendants Await Ruling
Washington reports 37 men and two women defendants in a mine sectition trial awaiting Justice Richer s ruling on a motion to close the case with a directed verdict of guilty. The defense argued the recent Supreme Court reversal of a sedition conviction challenges the proceedings.
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Washington
C. Richer
John Rowte
Emila
Mrn
Supreme Cours
Harizel
Su State Employes Get $6,000 Yearly
Partial readable text notes state employees receive six thousand dollars yearly. Additional fragments reference university payments and related records, mentioning Fergus, Pa, and Mane. The legible pieces imply a fiscal or payroll note with unspecified context and names, without clear dates or complete actions.
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Su State
Red Birds Edge Millers in 4-4 Tie Triumph
Don Johnson and Don Hendrick led the Red Birds past the Millers with 15 hits and four runs. Stan Partenheimer powered the attack, while Millers pitchers struggled on the mound as Columbus earned a decisive victory.
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Mapollshers
Swaisees
Don Johnson
Don Hendrick
Red Birds
Lewy - Columbus
Minnespelig
The
Untitled Scooped Fragments From A Murky Page
Fragmentary OCR describes a night event near We Vere with vague numbers and names, mentioning two quinro and a belphte vipat, with unclear actions and participants. The text is garbled, lacking coherent structure or verifiable details.
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Babe Zaharias
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Drexe
Willy
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Ginire Peren
Cleveland
Peay Kiek
Findlay
Jean Hopkins
Argentina
Broke
Free China
Neral
Tara
Roward
Nighwigs Dan Finns
Wee Vere
Aish
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