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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
3
Luck shifts as champs seize lead while Lanks endure errors in a tight game at Lamn-Aah entetder Witty. Furtons and Maeion contribute key drives as Mor Partemouth-Tone Rubler push for late scoring.
Brooklyn's bats sparked a lively six inning frame as Pitchory Battin and Keen miscues kept the score tight. Honore and Beare pitched well for Brooklyn while Cincinnati stars like Linderhert and Nealon contributed, but errors in the fifth doomed the visitors in a rough opening loss.
A scrambled fragmentary report mentions Marion and Portmouth nodes with late events at OHM, Hamilton, and Bima TVR HSUITS. The text hints at a town meet with runners and names such as Dania Linn and Welk, ending with a puzzling note about a long relfing and BURP Aen Gane.
A jumbled, OCR heavy sports page recounts various high school and local team results. Mentions teams such as Portmouth and Detroit area clubs with scattered player names, dates, and partial game details amid garbled text.
The article recounts a fatal event and hospital scene with mentions of a 22 year old victim and a manager named O Day. It notes a nine day trip by Diegers to Newerk Cal Mootte and Morte, amid a community incident and related consequences.
Reading fragments mention names and places connected to a local scene. The garbled text references a person named Abe and a scout cone event, with scattered terms like fort dating and credit notes. No clear sequence or outcome is detectable.
Damaged OCR describes a push for free samples of two magazines and two post cards, promising free copies of a weekly and a monthly publication. Mentions "New Story Paper" and "Golden Hanes" with a mailing address in New York.
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