Open to Tournament Chief Problem Before U S Tennis
Intercollegiate rules committee meets in Atlanta to discuss minor changes and clarifications to football rules. J Stegeman of Georgia notes out of bounds and end zone forward passRule shifts possible. no major changes expected this year. Meanwhile Company A basketball to host Sheffield T at State Armory. Sunday game, with preliminary at 2 80 and big crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Tennis
Unites Press
Atlanta
Uber
Nestlé
National Intercoegiate Football Pale Committee
Secant
Hay
Niles
Hi. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Te Rules Committee
Company A
Sheffield T
State Armory
Alternoon
Sheffield
Tomorow
Unclear sports notes and canceled games dominate week
A lengthy, garbled report outlines sport happenings across the state, noting extensive rabbit and quail stocking and a push for conservation. It mentions a canceled Corry trip for a basketball game, upcoming Erie appearances, and local club plans, with scattered references to fans, ticket sales, and various teams and venues amid a tangled, error-filled narrative.
U S Entries in Grand National Are Favorites
American owners hold a strong hand in the Grand National with Thomond II and several others like Hearbreak Hill Delaneige Sorley Boy and Patria Saint among the leading American hopefuls. The article notes mares rarely win but optimism runs high as horses train for Aintree and potential cross Atlantic success looms for 1902 era entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Tom Greedon
United Press
London
Grace Ribera
John Hay Whitney
Bird
Lucry
Delaneles
Ambroge Clark
Hearbreak Hill
Tueland
Aiisferwall
Eric Stodall
Lewis
Sussex
Hearbréak Hill
Mayé Yan
Snow
Delaneige
Hursts Park
Ely
Lelimtige
Spas
Weigins
Sorley
Bas
Gistangis
Dudley Willaine
Tayi Itu
Sorley Bay
Quenee
Link
Helshorn
Maewadl
Priner
Uese
Incis
Atplan
Iage
Cold Cancelled Game Postponed By Weather
St Michael’s High of Greenville postponed a scheduled Erie Dineosan League game with St Buward’s High due to subzero temperatures. The match will be rescheduled later in the season. St Buward’s offered to play Monday night, pending weather conditions. A preliminary contest was moved up by one hour in anticipation of the late decision.
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Cme
St . Michae Five
Greenyilie
Wld
Corry
Ste
Trail
Tim
Atul
Curty
Rosenbhum-Celtic
Aissance
Erie
Maryn
Rite Tessers
State Armory
Hartly
Maneger Fafitoputos
Ty Gultica
Somnotinn Dhirins
Tudur Ny Syills
Anc Ganteste
Casey
Herdlis
Nouith
Ennsylvanians
Cha
Sery
Warrenites
Titusville
ReRvers
Tinsday Evenue
Ile High
Rykutlone Iu
eiGse
Ake Jatier
Olva Boys
St. Michael’s
Greenville
St. Buward's High
Erie Dineesan
St Rilward
St. Let’ Rarity College Quintit
Nyre
McLemore Expedition Braved Freezing Test in Hidden City
An arctic trek by the McLemore expedition on Little 42nd Street ends with a frozen camp and a collapsing pavement swallowing cars and the party’s supplies. Dr Reichstag and Tony face peril as the crew improvises an escape while a crowd watches in astonishment.
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S. 5
Little 42Nd Street
United Press
McLemore
Chrysler
Little Ann Street
Lori High Counselir
Dohn L. Reichstag
Relchstag
Rajehstag
Elihe
Klay
Tony
Withethe
Ike Tony
Dr. Reighstag
Yven
Bernt
Bacon
Burnt
Caine
Sal
Dukes Defeat Thiel In 44 25 Victory
Dukes overpower Thiel 44 25 in a decisive win. The contest featured strong play from Duke players and a first-half surge that set the tone. Rival teams and distant scores are noted in the report alongside scattered game fragments.
Doubt Pros and Amateurs Will Meet This Year
Bernard J. Nilles reports delegates to the United States Lawn Tennis Association consider an open tournament a major issue. The president Walter Merrill Hall cites sentiment for openness but doubts a sanctioned meeting between amateurs and professionals this year. Davis Cup changes and ranking disputes with George Lott and other top players dominate discussion as committees weigh future formats and schedules.
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Bernard J. Nilles
United Press
Pittsburgh
Flo
Unite States Lawn Tennis Association
Walter Merrill Hall
New York
Gates
Ums- Four
Hill
Hall
Professional Tennis Association
Lind
Asso Oeiation
Ubeir
Sma Handitog
He United Sites
Branice
Chicago
George Lott
Lott
Singer
Mioe
Francis
Shields
Wilquer Allison
Austin
Tex
Kent Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Lester Stocen
Los Angeles
Cliftard Sutter
New Orleans
Gregory Mangit
Newark
Sidney Wood
Brystrent
Atlants
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Orcutt defeats Hicks in Miami golf final showdown
Maureen Obcutt of White Bacces Wy1 won the 30 hole final at the Miami Biltmore women’s invitation championship, beating perennial rival Helen Hicks to claim another win in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Maureen Obcutt
White Bacces
Wophy
White
Helen Hicks
LONDOS WINS MATCH NOT DECIDED UNTIL 2 A. M.
United Press reports a late heavyweight bout in Philadelphia lasting over three hours, with Tim Lunes of Greate securing a world title victory after a drawn-out contest. The crowd surpassed 15,000 as Marshall’s manager and officials disputed the decision, while the rematch price tag stood at 82500.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Tim Lunes
Greate
Binim
Iverite Marshal
Coloradoy
Imi
Londay
Cora Lowboy
Inabell
Lfm
Buck Twastatiou
Billy Sai
Marstill
Marsnall
John & Ellis
Olstahoam City
Wrestling and bowling results from New York venues
At New York Armory and Jamaica Arena results list bouts and outcomes. Competing wrestlers include Browning Missouri, Di sol Oklahoma, Cordogano New York, McDougall Scotland, Zeller Indiana, Nabors Tennessee, Alley Australia, Fischer New Jersey, Tibi Hungary, and McGuire Ireland. A second session notes La Chappelle France and Morelli Italy, with Wayland pinned out.
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New York
Browning
Missouri
Rudy Disol
Oklahoma
Sam Cordogano
Drew
Scotty McDougall
Scotland
Ernie Zeller
Indiana
Su Nabors
Tennessee
Tommy Alley
Australia
Li Fischer
New Jersey
Bert Tibi
Hungary
Pat McGuire
Ireland
Jamaica
Maurice la Chappelle
France
Pallett
Italy
Tony Morelli
Ed Wayland
Pinnecti
Publ Wee COR Publ Wee rth Natic
Local item notes a public event in Natick with brief details and a terse notice. The fragment names a civic action and a municipal unit, indicating a community brief in a historical newspaper page segment.
Pay By Mi Two Fifty Per Creature Ad Offer
Misspelled and fragmented ad copy appears to promote a payment plan or pricing scheme. The readable bits mention two dollars fifty and a creature, suggesting a quirky pricing teaser. The text lacks complete details, dates, or clear entities beyond generic references.
Portin eour one ye total uuatio
The readable fragments describe a port inquiry or portion note with a year total. Entities and clear facts are limited within the damaged OCR text.
Wally Ergett Bi Tends
The fragmentary OCR reads as a local note about Wally Ergett and a tending event. It mentions names in unclear form and lacks full context to determine exact event, place, or date.
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Eva
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Ait
Wweich
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Odd Fellows
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Hinkersers
Willuss Moreum
Tks
Masons Ag Uthey
Whiely
Hoveinpud
Angie Hal
U.S
Henry McLemore
DUKES
Aimpshurgh
Fev
Varus
Ty Westmiinter
Iit
Katoeres
Hall Wybhich
Abel
Tereatter
Vanevere
Ghirden Cing Lay Yinskyy
Charley Master
Pituhurgie
Beit Rams
York
Ganky Bett
Philadelphis
Cathrine Garcia
Philippines
Cece Ule Warses
Trenton
Orcutt Over
Hicks
Londos
Krone
Alexander & Go
Leonard Wa
Model Dairy
Lahen Coals
Hatamaonil Elevator
Aan Moody
Leonard Dat
the Nast Co
Gilbertson
Emblem Oils
Tot
Ave,Bloss
Skeefer
Gustafson
A Miller
HK Bycous
Kiwanis
Rossbacher
W. Johmson
Bueland
R van Tessel
Dame Bears
Ao Mulderiel
Cohen
Shoon
Kenling
Alderson
Bracken
Jones
Christensen
Aoa
Aero Shop League
Tiellwege
Simmons A
Grinding Dept
Burlingame
Yteerdims Marlin
Allen Pe
Ian Hanson
Gultel
Tal
Graham
Gaudagno
Blatt
Craker Ila
VanTassell Paulson
Canwell
Mason
Hazel
Jewell
Root’s Furniture Sale
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Rth
Advertiain Son
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Wally
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