Independent Cage Season Opens With War Merchants
Company A meets strong Warren Merchants tonight at the State Armory in Northwestern Pennsylvania curtain raiser. Veteran Max Homes helms a four year unit with Phil the guard and Hassel at forwards, Long at center, Chase and Cady as guards while Warren counters with Lord and Archbakl at guards and Hestey at center. two games on the card, starts 7:00, final about 8:00.
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Key Stones
Company A Quime
State Armory
Warfet Merchinls
Company A
Sembpire
Northwestern
Pennylvania
Max Homes
Warrerites
Vellavie “Art? Phil
Keystone Suminary
Phts
Hassel
Long
Chase
Cady
Offerle
Amy
Hestey
Senter
Dal Archbakl
Lord
Merchants
Watetfold
Prom
Warrenites
Lard
Wertfeld
Warren
Bedrie Medall
High
Geinting
McCall
Sunday School League First Round Games Announced
Sunday School Volley Ball and Basket ball leagues begin first round play at Presbyterian gym. Schedules list December 1 Baptists vs United Brethren and December 11 Presbyterians vs Methodists among multiple matchups across both leagues.
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Baptists
United Brethren
Presbyterian Gym
Tbught
Valley Balle
Presbyterians
Methodists
United Brethrans
Baptiste
Methnints
Devertity
Baptiata Va
Episcopalians
Metaa
Baptista Va
Episcopajiana
Wall
Brethren
Episcopatians
Press Bretheens
TWO Pitt Men Named On CPA All America
Central Press readers across hundreds of papers select the Fourth annual All-American football team for 1929. The list features Pitt noted players along with stars from Notre Dame Cornell Harvard Army Purdue California and Northwest. The system tallies ballots by sports editors in Cleveland under CPA supervision and honors ten named stars and the honorary team including end Van Sicklen tackle T. Wakkemen and others.
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Donchess
Vansa
Central Press Association
Carideo
Notre Dame
McEver
Nagurski
Fesler
Ohio State
Riegels
Central Press
Smight
Douds
Greene
Crane
Relgels
Dansa
Negueski
Bronko
Ita
Cleveland
van Sickle
Pioritia
Ttz
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Ticknor
Harvard
Barenger
California
Wakeman
Cornell
Tappaan
Marsters
Dartmouth
Cagle
Army
Welch
Purdue
Bergheim
Northwestrm
Open Tennis Competition Approved By US And English Bodies
Open tennis faces approval as an international move parallels golf style events. The American and English lawn tennis associations back open competition and will push for legalising it at the International Lawn Tennis Federation meeting in Paris next March. France objects, with President Canet noting a five year fight against tax on tennis exhibitions and resistance to surrender gained concessions.
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United States
France
Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Welson
Unites Es
Oven
Tournamietts
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Paris
Alan
Canet
Lawn ‘Tennis Federation
Corry League Scores Highlight 200+ Games
The report lists 200 plus game scores from Recreation Alleys yesterday including 220 by Citar and 210 by Dr Rees among others. It notes exhibitions and professional participation with higher tax implications for professionals versus amateurs.
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Dr. Rees
Porat Loses But Gets Public Support In Madison Square Fight
Norwegian Von Porat was disqualified for low blows against Phil Send of Ireland and faced boos from a record Madison Square Garden crowd. Referee Denttsay ruled the blow illegal as Porat protested, while Send claimed victory by disqualification, stirring debate over Porat’s title prospects and coaching news from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Porat
Norway
Phil Send
Eland
Madison Square Garden
Scott
Pemmnent
Han
Jonces Piel
Speker Denttsey
Philip
Ana Vertice
Cab
Obius
Miz
Lovelevier
Annies
Gene Tunney
Evdenes
van Porat
Tim
Fiat van Borat
Fragmentary report on a prior boxing match outcome
Incomplete OCR notes describe a boxer Otto and Von Poret with a bad luck claim. It notes a blue vanders and a decisive defeat early in the first round, with unclear opponents and timing. The passage appears to recount a victory that was deprived by misfortune and a first round setback.
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Otto
von Poret
Iim Mh
Seoll
Postponed Game Pushed Back One Week
The Veskerna game between St awards and Hinimanel haa been postponed from tonight to today December 10. The judge of St Thomas has planned a card party for this event, causing the shift in schedule.
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Hinimanel
Northwestern Defeats Cornell College 30 13 in Tight Bout
Northwestern University defeated Cornell College of Mt Vernon Iowa 30 to 13 as Eight Heldrow and captain Rut Walter powered the scoring drives. The Purple pressed the visitors with strong line play and disrupted Cornell’s attempts during the game final.
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United Press
Devanston
Walter
Norkhyyuntform University
Cornell
Cole Sege
Mt. Varnon
Lows
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political and local matters
Fragmentary text references Congress, penalties, rivalries, and a World Court topic, with scattered names like Bovard Lynch and Clark. The garbled prose mentions a business hotel, a play with attendant girls, and a post office note, but no coherent event or clear outcomes emerge.
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Corry City Revit la Pot
Corry Jamestown
Bae
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Ajax Iron Works
Loveland ‘Tires
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Ely
McLean
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Sheen
Ray Burkhart
Young
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von Porat
Lon Jourdet
Phila. Scribe
Phil Stott
Inquirer
Corry Boy
University OF Pennsylvania
Lop Little
Bert Belli
Philadelphie Iequirer
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Lun Lourdist
Aurcessor
Liu Young
University of Pannsylvania
Bell
Lin Tourdet
Inter Cove
Lon Kenows
Lou Young
Possy Miller
Franklin
Marshall
Herness
Wray
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Christmas Club
Ubs
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Ty Wade
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Tribune
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Mainy
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Congress
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Lynch
Hella
Will Clark
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