Two Rival Teams Set Stage For New Year Coast Battle
Coast rivalry looms on New Year’s Day as Navy and Army prepare for a decisive clash amid a season-wide championship debate. Navy, after tough schedules and key wins over Princeton Colgate and Michigan, claims Eastern strength while Stanford Alabama challenge remains pivotal in national rankings.
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Lafayette and Easton clash in high scoring football duel
Lafayette produced a powerful offensive display at Easton, earning praise from Tom Thor and others. Pittsburgh’s star aided a sharp attack while Easton stood strong, prompting cautious optimism about the team’s prospects for the season.
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Couumbia Grid
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Tenning
Grant
Aiiel
Atossers Practice Session Invites Team Members
Manager Abbes of the Company A basketball team announced a practice session this evening. Two additional players, Lewis and Are, were invited to join the session for competitive play at the State Arena.
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Fife
Shirp Toulehe
Lewis
Rains Handicap Deer Hunters in Wayward Forecast
In a disrupted scene near Mariuid county, rain hampered deer hunting as crowds gathered in a misty Venapge-Forest area. Several teams faced altered schedules and reduced chances with overcast skies and slick terrain. Industrial Leaps and Suite Armory matched efforts, while Fouryal and A' Duskeremre prepared to test Armory's strength in upcoming competition.
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Venapge-Forest
Mariuid
Riyowntet
Pireperatdin
Wightie
Cleveland Elks to Play Here Thursday
Cleveland Elks led by guard Bote Willett face the Keystones at the State Armory Thursday evening in a bid to avenge earlier losses. The Elks, a top local squad, bring Captain Willett with a long-season record and Rocky Anderson, a former Pittsbireh Leoudi player, to meet the Keystones who have mixed results this season. The clubs, bitter rivals, prepare under coach Lowney as the Armory hosts another city clash.
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High Frowns on Baseball Favor Track in Titusville
Titusville High School committees on athletics voted to support baseball next spring, with track and field to be supplanted. Principal Stetson circulated a survey to 17 schools. 15 replied in favor of baseball, while Warren Sheffield and Youngsville undecided. Reasons cited include less crowding and competition for track, though some districts showed strong track support.
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Teller
High Tossers Train for 1926 27 Basketball Season
High school team begins initial workouts for the 1926-27 season with veterans Caster Auer Puy Smith and Kinney slated to return. Coach Overholt aims to field a strong squad and schedule at Meadville and Titusville, with January 7 and January 17 dates mentioned for early games.
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Devamtion
Co A Acquires K P Franchise In Cage League
Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard has taken over the IP L basketball franchise in the Industrial Basketball League, debuting in 1926 27 against Raymond Fossore. The squad will use guardsmen players, with Abbey arranging uniforms for next week’s games. A mix of local players may join, pending transfers and roster adjustments.
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Gorey Gun Club Opens Indoor Range This Friday
The Gorey Red and Goo Live inaugurates indoor range activities Friday night at the State Armory. Charles Micberts serves as range officer for the coming season while Mr. Tritelsey plans weekly shoots. All sportsmen are invited to participate in the events.
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Charles Micberts
Tritelsey Tigheen
Humber
High School Football Team Banquet This Evening
Members of the Cotty Wigh Sehiond football squad prepare for a post season indoor banquet at the Presbyterian church dining hall. The event promises to be lavish with gifts and prizes, drawing team officials and guests from last year’s gathering, as reporters expect a memorable evening. Local deer hunting reports note several animals seen near Sprig Preck and Garland today.
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Clymer High Defeats Sherman 37 to 7 in Big Win
Clymer High School broke its losing streak with a decisive 37 to 7 victory over Sherman High before a large crowd. Crist and Gallup fueled the offense as Clymer dominated the first half and built a wide margin, while reserves saw late action completing the rout.
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Bucknell 70 Moran Dropped as Coach at Bucknell
Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa offered no renewal for football coach Charles Moran whose three year contract expired this week. Athletic manager HW Griffith declined to state if Moran would be offered a new deal. Moran had success in his first year but the last two seasons were uneven.
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