Scholastics Set Tough 1929 Grid Schedule at Corry
Corry High school announces its 1929 football schedule with Franklin Titusville Meadville high schools as headliners. Armistice Day game eyed. R. Wilcox named team manager. McCall builds from a large returning squad amid anticipated tough opposition in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Sedric McCall
Corry
Meadville
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Heaile
Slaven
R. Wilcox
Tearn
Orange and Black
McCall
Olegin
McCallias
Posaitily
Concn
Tay
Gentilmian
Fleming
Jackson
Phelps
Guumis
Reagin
Shoop
Reed
Williams
New Bowling Phenom Shines In Recreation League
Todaysin Spot 45 notes a new bowling phenom who displayed remarkable form yesterday, overpowering his legal opponent, the old one, with spare pickups and decisive accuracy. The report highlights rapid improvement and suggests attention from local sports fans.
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Gopy-Hoy
Mr Might
Company A to Face Oil City Five in Return Game
Company A looks to regain prestige after a tough loss to Oil City last Saturday. They host Superior Dry Cleaners for a return clash on the association court with two Oil City players’ sharp shooting driving the defeat. If schedules hold, a potential Automatics game remains possible while Industrial League activity winds down for the season.
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Company A
Whey
Oil City
Corry Sol Jens
Standards Play Ends at Jamestown Long Run
The Standard Automatic Products basketball team travels to Jamestown for the second game of its series with Salisbury. The squad, led by Curley Williams, aims to rebound after a tight prior match, with many employees expected to accompany the team.
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Jamestown
Salis Pigskin
Jamestown Five
Standard Automatic Products Company
Five Qi
Shlisbury
Tnter
Curley" Williams
New York State
Focal
Salisbury
Chautauqua County
Devos Stops Brown In 1:07 In New York Ring Return
Rene Devos Belgian middleweight pounded Bobby Brown Sewell Mass in a one round feature at St Nicholas arena in New York last night. A sharp Teft to the jaw ended the bout at 1:07. Devos weighed 160 Brown 164.
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New York
Rene Devos
Bobby Brown
Sewell
Mass
St. Nicholas Arena
Devos
Brown
Falconer Beats Clymer In Tight High School Contest
Falconer High School edged Clymer High 21 to 13 as both teams showcased swift passing and solid defense. Keena sparked Falconer while Blom and Olansed led Clymer’s late push, and the game featured sharp shooting and an open scoring rhythm. George Hagen and London were billed for a heavyweight wrestling match in Chicago tonight.
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Tocal
Clymer High
Lyeune
Paleonty
Clymer
Blom Falconer
Holdout in LANS Playing Teases Unfeatured Contract
A garbled report from Chicago dated Feb 11 notes a holdout situation involving a player referred to as Darence in the Western League context. The piece mentions unsigned contract issues and salary disputes, with references to Arlo and misrendered names, suggesting a major league negotiation blocked by dissatisfaction with terms.
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Darence
Chicago
Clyde
Albion High Triumphs Over Meaduilie High in Reminder Victory
Albion High defeated Meaduilie High in a revenge win on the home court last night. The victorious Albion team avenged an earlier loss, breaking Meaduilie’s momentum with a strong late stretch.
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Meaduilie High
Atlas
St Meaquilie
Bitter Row Over Referee For Bout
A heated dispute between managers of heavyweight contenders Shar key and Stribling over the referee for their scheduled fight led to a conference. The Massachusetts commission was asked to name a referee and an alternate if consensus failed. the commission has named a referee but the final choice remains unresolved.
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Fin
Feb
Alo
Duestioni Yl
Che Gontrada
Madicon Soultré Garden Corporation
Quchetts
Johny Briakley
Annk
Tin Mareachusetts
Giants Enjoy Brisk Workout in San Antonio
The New York Giants held a two hour workout in San Antonio under route manager Ray Schalle. All regular pitchers practiced except Fred Fitzsimmons, with most players present though Mays O'Farrel and Walker were delayed. Outfielder Art Voltman arrived early, Branall and Sheehan were not acceptable.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fab
New Yorke Giants
Ray Schalle
Fred Fitzsimmons
Mays
O'Farrel
Walker
Art. Voltman
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