Corry Rifle Team Wins Fourth Straight League Game
Corry squad clinches its fourth straight Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League victory by edging Meadville 1181 to 1180 in Peel game action. High scorers include Derfus of Meadville with 207 and Cantain Hansen pacing Corry as the team totaled 236. The Meadville club fell just short in a hot, close contest with a point separating the top five scorers.
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Geven
Northwestern
Penn
Hansen
Corry Gunners
Meadville
Chubay
Peel
Corry Rad
Gibt Chey
Corry
Meatyliie
Beavers and Reto Lead Complex Beavero Beavers Story
A chaotic sports page recounts bob sledting fantasies at Lake Placid and a dramatic BeaversBeavers clash with Titusville High. It highlights Reto Capadrut the Swiss jumper, notes Beavers rivalries, and previews upcoming Pittburgh events with mixed, vivid, but fragmented prose.
Four Seconds May Cost Place In Bobsled Run
The Lake Placid team faces a tight time race as Pow and Marty chase a tie in the two man bobsled event. The Americans, led by Whitey, push for victory despite a slim margin, while Stevens and Adis race to improve their world record as the competition tightens.
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Lake Placid
Pow
Marty
Matt
Betyjewater- May
America
Aiw
Axel Whitey
Wias
Switzerland
Hubert I Stevens
Arthur Adis
Hebbers
van Huoy
Stevens
Tims
Wee
Seermel
Clark's Cop In Class B Opener Wins Narrowly
Clark's Cop five, first-round champions, edged Postal Telegraph 28 to 28 in a stubborn Class B opening game. Ramblers beat Company A 25 to 20 in the Class A division. Aero Supply split their league pair, winning the first by 42 to 12 and losing the second by 17 to 21. Skaters and Rassnacher aided Clark's in theTelegraphers clash.
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Company A
Aero Supply
Ramblers Hand Company
Clark
MIL Five
Ramblers
YM. C. A
Aumarty
Clark's
Postal Telegraph Quintetti
Inshile
Ratublery
Aeros
Secon
Skia
Rers
Rassnacher
Churk
Glark
Skinner
Eck
Rossbacher
Postal
Hovey
Ale Ot Carrig
Chase
Cady
Wakefield targets Harmsworth trophy in Detroit races
Wealthy British sportsman Wakefield announced entry of his Miss Tongu and LO in the Harmsworth speedboat races at Detroit September 1 to 4. The field includes Gar Wood with Miss America IX, newly boasting two world records at Miami Beach, though officials halted some attempts due to shoal conditions.
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London
Tech
Watketish
Pia
Jamestown Quintet Defeats Falconer In Hard Fought Tilt
Jamestown’s first five, led by Edwin Catisor, edged Falconer 24 to 22 in a lively high school contest watched by a crowd. Falconer Seconds pulled out a 19 to 18 win in the preliminary game, a thriller between reserves.
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Tamestowl
Rema
Reil
Green
Edwin Catisor
Falconey Basketeers
Ibs
Sumiasim
Ini
Ians
Falconer
Meadville Bears Rally Past Greenville In Lopsided Win
Meadville High’s Red and Black basketball squad defeated Greenville with a strong early lead and steady defense. The game featured dominant rebounding and a wide margin, reflecting Meadville’s improved play after a prior defeat.
Westminster Downs Allegheny in Narrow Win
Westminster College defeated Allegheny College 18 to 18 in a surprising result that snapped Allegheny's two game streak. Westminster led 20-11 at halftime as forward Mike Kocher scored 21 points, contributing almost all of Westminster's offense in a 10th win of the season for Westminster with just two losses.
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Jeocharai
Westamaster
Lns
Meadville Methodists
Phyek Bake
Abs
Soehf
Ehibon
Allopheny
Tae
Meadville Collegians
United Press
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Allegheny College
Alligators
Allegheny
Titans
Mike Kocheran
Necmint
Mythical Cage Title At Stake In Union City Game
Union City hosts a major league clash as the Ritz Wive meets One Oil City Pennips for the mythical championship of northwestern Pennsylvania. Union City features stars Pusch Mountain Harlock and Stamey. Pennzips, second in the National Industrial League, recently beat Cleveland’s Pennzoils. Large crowd expected. reservations through the Ritz Restaurant.
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Ritz Wive
Pennips
Union City
Pusch
Grave City College
Mountain
Cit College
Harlock
VAR City el
Stamey
Erie
Pennzips
Ang
Pennzoils
Cleveland
O's City
Unin City
Ritz Astaurant
Corey T1
Duquesne Reclaims Form Defeats Geneva College
Duquesne University beat Geneva College 26 2 in Pittsburgh as the Dukes surged to a strong win after an uneven start. Feldmann Manning Montgomery led with nine points each, with Geneva rallying briefly but Duquesne pulling away in the second period.
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Unieo
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Itess
Geneva College
Geneva
Dukes
Duquesne
Yuit
Covuti- Jantors
Hielend
Feldmann
Duguesne
Manningland Montgomery
3-Cushion Tourney Closed Amid Tight Playoff Contests
The world championship three-cushion tournament ended with Gay, Resselt from Philadelphia taking second, Art Phurnhlat, Christy, and Johnny Layton in fourth after a triple playoff. In Indianapolis Redman of South Bend defeated Ted Sandwina, Homer Suerian of Sioux City beat Bry Foeder, and other results from St Louis and Des Moines are noted with scores.
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Chicago
Ted
Oto Resselt
Philadelphie
Art Phurnhlat
Christy
Tohnny Layton
Indianapolis
Ack Redman
South Bend
Ted Sandwina
New York
Homer Suerian
Sioux City
Bryffoeder
Louisville
Angel Indiainopatiz
Ininlié
Reddy Miller
Foineinniti
Doeisjinud Doe Ghnowly
St Loui
Rina
Cum Doetsel
St. Louis
Vale Paleogeno
Des Molen
Corry High Tops Jamestown Business College 38 to 34
Corry High basketball squad defeated Jamestown Business College 38 to 34 on Jamestown’s court. The Beavers face Strong Vincent High at Erie Friday in a rematch after a tight second half. Reagle of Corry hit a late side shot to seal the four point margin as intense play drew cheers from spectators.
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Cherry Street
Corry
Dave
Bioveht
Reagle
Callese G
Catholic Girls’ Club
Bradford
Pos
Contests Postponed and Rescheduled Amid Scheduling Confusion
The contest between two local teams was postponed from Friday to Tuesday after efforts to confirm arrangements with Greenville failed. No new date was officially set, and ambiguity remained about the rescheduled game between St Michael's tossers and the rival squad at Greenbbe.
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Peer Wawaril
High Stnost
St. Michael's
Greenbbe
Greenville
Harpster Re-Signs at Geneva College
Harpster, former All-America quarterback, will return as Geneva College head football coach for another year under a late yesterday contract. The Covenanters have been under his care for two seasons with aid from Lovewell and work under non titled conditions. In hockey results, Boston Rangers, Maroons and Canadiens games noted. Edinboro High clinches second place with a 27-18 win over Union City.
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Barry
Trankle
Bojorsei
McKean Soullipaty
Pitt Turgh
Banny Bass
Philadelphia
Bojorski
Speine
Theauza
Mclean
L. Dolan
Ain— Tea Boforski
Commis
Erate Pritsburgh
Howatt Harpster
Geneva College
Harpster
Covenanters
Gintttater
Uist
Dor Lovewell
Foe
Mnet
Carnegie Trek Linerann
UNION
Edinboro
Edinbord High
Sothern
Eize Swayne
Union City
Proves Value of Trees Amid Flooded Deforested Plain
A garbled note describes a flood affecting a deforested area in Palifortia Cirried. It asserts trees as a defense or mitigation measure and hints at adjoining lands. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the piece centers on environmental impact and tree restoration as flood resilience.
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Palifortia
Titusville Tossers Meet Knights of Columbus Tonight
Corry and Titusville school boys teams clash as Titusville Merchants face Knights of Columbus at St Edward’s School. Ritz Lassies host Titusville girls in the opening game with the fraternal quintet following at six. A strong crowd is expected for an evening of local basketball.
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Corry
Titusville
Titusville Marchants
Knights of Columbus
St. Edward’s School
Lewins
Ritz
State Armory
Tiusville
Dempsey Seeks Big Comeback in Garden Ring Showdown
James J. Johnston announces three 10 round bouts featuring Jack Dempsey against Patroele and others in Madison Square Garden for March April and May. Dempsey, now 87, aims to regain peak form, insisting he fights to stay active and ready for another title shot amid a string of exhibitions and press attention.
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Kirksey
Dempsey
Hnroute
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Jexs Willard
Oat
Eshibions
Milyymulaw
Bal
Tummey-Heeney
Schmell ing-Strining
Schimneling
Paulin
Shacsey- Longhrim
Ahzweilng- Sharkey Bala
Dempasy
Regalia
Schmeling
Dse
Dempsey Tates
Punich
Hn Sel
Sears
Buck Everet
Jace Ropar
Milwavker- Sinatichi
Jack
Demprsey-Brennan
Milwaukee
Hiyerest
Brennan
Roper
Aps Everett
Wyerett
New York
James J. Jakeston
Miler
I. O
Jack Hurley
Petrotie
Ue Afair
Smarking Welter
Nort Dexata
Partollino
Fields
Weber
Potrelle
Sal Cangonerl
Sean Night Bo
Buttino
National Booths Association
Hepatie Af
Reddy Miler
Cincinnati
Lay Broillard
J Bpston
Pecans Popular in United States Years Ago
Pecans gain noting as a popular nut in the United States during a four year period. The text highlights widespread consumption and regional interest in pecans across states, reflecting culinary and agricultural trends of the era.
Waynesburg Wins Over Grove City in Conference Match
Waynesburg College defeated Grove City College 18-12 at halftime, then surged in the second period with several fouls on both sides. Avery and Currie sparked the Yellow Jackets in the rally while Currie and Leyoyek led Grove City with 11 points each.
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Ey Unies
Crove City
Wayneshire College
Grove City Cellege
Lotteans
Grove City
Wad Ga
Tod
AL Toe Eame
Avery
Currie
Yellow Jackets
Leyoyek
Guys City Center
Hurl College Easy Win Over Bethany
Hurl College dominated Bethany to surge into fifth place in the Tri-State basketball conference. Thier forward Terrie Thier led with 18 points as the team opened a 22-point lead by halftime. Wardle and AgMtN contributed, while defensive plays helped secure the decisive win.
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Fin Greenville
Thiad College Ontoxen
Bethany Galigge
Agmtn
Wardle
Terrie
Gutherang
Marsin
Fragmentary Corry Chronicle Item From Gorry G News
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Arthur Coleg National
Adi Fred
Tribune
Chamber of Gatered
Malk
Carrie
Ce Kavertiaing
de Riy
Public center justice program faces destruction claims
Fragmentary OCR hints at a public center and a state program facing alleged disruption or abuse. Community members reference civic action and a newspaper piece discussing events around a civic center, with emphasis on public welfare and safety concerns.
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Meadville Rifle Club Oh An
Leniia Eyocis
Pouk
Garry Rod and Gun Club
Teilebergey i
Sweet
Lavel
Sielsei
Hanson
Lake Placki
Sterest
Henry McLemore
United Prose Scribe
ML van Hoevenberg
Oscar Geit
Oscar Geit Bral Foun For Reto
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Elihir
Gary
Tim
Ees Gurfes
Fms
Titusville High School
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Jas
Didi
Nver
Guner Havey Boyle
Mt Femst
Erle
Rinse Wenn
Tarry High School
Dames Nwit Bhelness College
Beavers Turnli
Perfet- Hon
Fon Tno
Rengte
Howe
Beavers
Jamestown
Clark’s
Stroup
Haee
Faemel
Joey Ramblers
Baresi
Y Brown
Ian Jackson
Brynolfaon
Neckers
Binney
Wakefield
Aveage
Jamestown Quintet
Ringy Penn Hi
Oil City
Ritz Five
Hand Business College
Beagle
Alin
Saintonetti
Ls Wuertgen
Wy Ox
Adams
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Corry High
Reagl
Deduan
Gachofnen
Williams
Thayer
Boston
Y. Rangers
N.Y. American
Maroons
Canadiens
Buffalo
K. OF
United Press Scribe
Battalino
Jackie Fields
Moxo
Tony Canzoneri
Fargo Express
George Kir
United Press Staff
New York State Athletis Commission
Mies Schmeling
Qmkup Bry
Joe Tieshs
Bily Macarmney
Grant Jack Sharkey Thetin
Rerently Schmeling
Sharkey
Dino
Waynesburg
Hurl College
Bethany
Gorry, PA
Itribuls
Toity
Sagt Public
Trovisic
Brigh of
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