Fishermen Hail Cooler Waters And Temple Schedule
Pennsylvania anglers expect improved fishing as waters cool in September and October boosting feeding activity among pickerel wall eyed pike bass and other species. The article notes unusually warm water and low flows have reduced feeding this year and weed growth in bass streams provides cover for young fish. Temple University football faces a strong fall schedule with two night games Texas A and M and West Virginia at home and a full 1921 slate listed. Also mentions local boxing prospects Zivic and Firpo, a Titusville boxing session, and a Penn Drakes win over Clarion Reds at Carter Field with Minnie Rosequist delivering the go ahead run.
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Pennsylvania
Saturnin
Pennsylvania Fish Commiszon
Nortnstance
Delaware Civer
Temple University
Texas A
Philadephia
West Virginia University
Temple
Owls
Virginia Polytechnic
Indiana
West Virginia
Marquette
Milwaukee
Holy Cross
Carnegie Tech
Villanova
Blickwell
Minnie” Rose- Quist
Titusville
Penn Drakes
Clarion Reds
Carter Field
Mahoney
King
Lunch Nine Crushes Gerry Jamestown in League Tilt
Ken Jackson tossed a three hit effort over Washington Lunch in a 14 to 4 rout of Corry Jamestown, lifting Washington to second in the City Baseball League. Baressi batted cleanly with three hits to pace the victors as Anderson and Jackson added two apiece. French took the loss for Corry Jamestown.
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Ken Jackson
Weebligton
Cin! Anderada
Gerry-Jamestown Under
Washingtonians
Secon
City Baseball League
Washington Limeh
Corry- Jamestown
Uckets
Bob Owens
Baressi
Anderson
Jackson
French
C-I
Washington
R. H
B. F. Barossi
UU Gobbett
IF Anderson
Haenel
Gentilman
M. Sproveri
T. Sprover
Chase
Rc Jackson
Corry-Jamestown
Fy Beressi
Cobbett
Daye
Caetor
Lebny
Frenecn
Jinney
Aunt Sullivan
Hambletonian Wee Parshall Wins as Parade Notes
Henry McLemore surveys the Hambletonian Wee Parshall victory by Lord Jim, detailing the race scene in Goshen. The piece roams through colorful chatter about drivers, betting, trainers, and the festive atmosphere, with vivid asides on personalities and race-day quirks.
West End Team Wins 9 to 1 in Slow Pitch Contest
West End mushball team routed East Enders 9 to 1 last night as McErowney of 436 Duane Street set up bookings for the squad. Final score by innings shows West End 224 0100 for the nine runs while East Enders scored their single run. Batteries were Pier and Radecki for West End and Brady and Pitcavage for East Enders. Local fans anticipate more games as West End eyes upcoming semi-pro matchups.
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East Enders
West End
McErowney
Duane ‘Street
Pier
Radecki
Brady
Pitcavage
Plan to Fence Franklin Field Pranks Plan
Franklin school board moves to share fence costs with the city for Miller-Sibley Pier area if an RWD project is accepted. Board says city council planned to submit to RWD, but school district should cover part since field serves as a school athletic facility. Estimated fence and grading total 2538.25 dollars. mayor to Harrisburg to confer with RWD officers. action requested promptly. Yesterday's heroes highlight White Sox and Pirates game results with notable homer and 5-4 score.
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Franklin Field
Pranklin
Franklin School Board
Miller-Sibley Pier
Regmay i
Coluncil
RWD
Countil
Frank A. Riddle
James G. Bohlender
Harrisburg
Stalkings Yesterday's Results Across Major Leagues
Baseball scores show Chicago beating Philadelphia 41 to 7 2. Boston defeated St Louis 6 to 2. New York won 8 to 2 over Detroit and Cleveland Washington matchup noted. Brooklyn dropped to Cincinnati 3 to 7.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland-Washington
Iain
Cleveland
Washington
National
Petma
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia-St. Louis
Tigers Stopped After Fourteen Victories
Detroit's fourteen game winning streak ends as the Yankees halt the run with a 5-2 victory. Frank Crosetti’s homer spurs New York while Tony Bridges, yesterday’s hero, is a focal point in mixed emotions among 2,000 Yankee supporters at the stadium. Boston climbs toward third place as Rube Walberg limits the Browns to five hits in a 6-2 win. Athletics sweep Chicago behind Jimmy Dykes's 37th homer. Cleveland and Washington rained out. Giants and Pirates split a doubleheader with Bill Terry delivering a four‑play wallop in the fourth of the opener.
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Tan
Thwet
Mtr
Bridges
Odtay Enough
Yankee
He Stadium
Detroit
Yankees
Frank Crosetti
Lazzeri
Hit
Mr. Goddaine
Tigers
Boston
Rube Watberg
St. Louis Browns
Red Six
Athletics
Chicago
Jimmy Toses
Bill Dietrich
Williams
Cleveland
Washington
New York Giants
Pirates
Bill Terry
Ati
Homer
Gus Suhr
Lindstrom
Favorite Upset Touches Northwestern Pennsylvania Tennis
Sleater De Turski from Buffalo defeated Yale star Mobert Miles in straight sets 6 4 9 7 to spark an upset at the Northwestern Pennsylvania tennis tourney. He advanced to the quarterfinals by beating William Harler, while Edward Stafford beat Paull Barer 4 6 6 1 6 3. Lowell Winger and Byron Bauer also moved on in a field featuring seeded players and local standouts.
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Brie
Sleater
de ‘Turski
Buffalo
Stalk
Pensylvania
Mobert Miles
Yale
Purski
Downing William Harler
Greenville
Edward Stafford
Niagara Pally
Semi Weekly Skeet Shoot at Corry Read and Gun Club
Nineteen strings were shot Wednesday afternoon at the Wey nesday semi weekly skeet shoot held at the Corry Read and Gun Club on Hare Creek road. M. Davidson of Jamestown led with 23, followed by Keppel 18 Quick 18 Green 15 Meerdinkt 15 Dry O Hara 13.
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Weynesday
Corry Read
Hare
M. Davidson
Jamestown
Keppel
Quick
Green
Meerdinkt
Dry O'Hare
Galloping Ghost Ready for 17th Season on Grid
Harold Red Grange, the Galloping Ghost, prepares for his 17th season with the Chicago Bears after finishing college at Illinois and a landmark NFL start. Once a student at Wheston Illinois, Grange became football’s defining star, drawing huge crowds and transforming the sport with his speed and blocking.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Ghicago
Tennyson
Brody
Harold
Red) Grange
Els
Wheston
Til
Chicago
Hhen
Aroun
Tall
Grange Dhove
Leftlinois
Titnol
Grange
Wlini
Lord Jim Wins Buggy Derby at Goshen
Lord Jim, the Hambletonian trotting champion, carried H L Mefford’s colors to a fourth heat win at Good Time Park Goshen. Muscletone placed second after winning heat three while Princess Peg took heat one. The record time was 2 04 1 4 with 25 000 spectators watching as Mefford earned 14 004 of the purse.
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United Press Gobeen
Hay Coll
Lord Jim
H. L. Metford
Columbus
Good Time Park
Doc Parshall
Heal
Mefford
Emily Stokes
Princess Pesa New Jersey
Coldstream Stud
Muscletone
Princesa Pex
Princess Peg
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Skee" Fulton
Queen City
Evenue
Britzie Zivie
Pittsburgh Brothers
Tony Herrera
Joe Firpo
Penns Grove
Contieaut Lake
Zivic
Fire
Warren High
Léven
J. B. Leldig
Lvst
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City Nine
Chimps
Artie
Erie County
Larry Johnson
Scaunty Feathers
Drakes
C-J
Asto Supply
Corry
Limeh
Raymonds
Aero
Supply
Washington Luheh
Corry-Jamestons Z
Henry McLemore
Goshen
Wee Parshall
Roland Harriman
Yim
Bill Corum
Gintior Ince Salvatore
Daron Runyan
Salvatore
Parshall
Daryl
Doc
Sep Palin
Sep
Billy Cane
Rivbe Waddell
Connie Mack
Marshall Boys
Lord
Jerry Ohake
Felick
Sitimy
White Sox
Bil Terry
Mulheim Beers
Aero Supply
Mulheim Beare
Competitine i
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Keister
Guifer
Wvill
City Golf
Jarani Deers
Corry Water
Hotel Coryes E
Corey Gillette
Sheenie
Macinnes
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Curtis Iy
Keating
Parker Mosier
Kaister's Corty Water
Orcutt Hoylen Fe Krone
Stewart
VanTassel
Millerey Shuse Holden Morrow
OrGonnell
Mulheir Beers Aero Supply Burkett
TONBE
Sivana Paulson
Theon Wright
United Brass
Minda
New York Yankees
Jong Chain
Neauly
Tonny Bridges
Cleve
International Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Torch
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Albany
Tans
Minois
Chicago Bears
Babe Ruth
Wats
Bears
Lord Jim King
Crandmother
Sultana Selecter
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Macarogns
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B.C
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