Corry Rod and Gun Club Eyes Third Victory Tonight
Marksmen of the Corry Rod and Gun Club aim for a third straight win in the Northwestern Pennsylvania league, facing Walnut Creek tonight as the team seeks to extend its strong season. The article notes Warren’s strong play, nearby matchups, and local sports developments including high school standout discussions and Sunday licensing concerns affecting local games.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Walnut Creek
Weather Threatens Successful Ice Show Plan
Weather remains the main danger to a planned ice show with officials listing names of organizers judges and sponsors. The article notes announcements and preparations for the event but does not provide clear timing or location details beyond the roster of involved people.
Kingfish Levinsky to Challenge Schmeling? Garden Backs Build Up
Heavyweight plans bloom as Max Baer drops from Madison Square Garden talks. King Levinsky and Lena Levy push for two build up bouts leading toward a potential Schmeling clash, with Baer slated for Chicago and a series of bouts projected through September under Dempsey’s promotion.
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Goodwin Meets Glenn at Miami Winter Tourney
Local sports report covers Goodwin of Monroe facing Glenn in a winter tourney at Miami County. Brooke Glenn of Odnint edged Young Gown, while Curtis Bryn of Jaeteon Villa fell to Glenn 3 2 in a tight match. Wilkinson defeated Tailiauwpolis to advance.
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Monroe
Brookes Glent
Odnint
Tata
Ene
Mian
Clits
Iilil
Curtis Bryn
Jaeteon Villa
Anil
Legal deer kill tally and turkey harvest rise in Pennsylvanian forest season
Ern est B. Hargood, executive secretary of the game commission, reports 20 480 legal deer taken in Pennsylvania, up from the prior season. 0.72 dollars per animal bagged. deer points by counts 2 point 4172, 5 07H 5 point, 587 four point, 4640 five points and over. Bear harvest jumps to 580 from 218. Turkey harvest reaches 3 518, up from 2 92. Illegal hunting thirty years noted. season closures cited. tabulations pending final figures.
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Ernest B. Hargood
Game Commission
Hargood Sais
Bay of Wild Turkeys
Sutherland to Stay as Pitt Coach Indefinitely
Dr Jock Sutherland will be retained as University of Pittsburgh football coach and professor of physical education for an indeterminate period. Since arriving in 1924 he has built nine successful teams, with 71 wins and 15 losses, and Rose Bowl selections.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Pitt
John G. Bown
Army and Pitt to resume 1935 football series in Pittsburgh
United Press reports Pitt and Army will renew their 1935 football rivalry with a November 9 game in Pittsburgh. Pitt has won the prior meetings 26-0 in 1931 and 13-4 in 1934 amid back-and-forth dominance, with Don Jacksongate?Houston listed as athletics director. Hartwig to captain Panthers Hartwig Charles Doe Hartwig named captain of the 1934 Pittsburgh Panthers grid team. He is a junior in the School of Education from Benwood West Virginia.
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Slvan
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Neye Mork City
Hosa
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Sakwol
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United Press Pittsburgh
Pitt
Army
Pittsburgh
Don Hackson
Pit
Hartwig
Panthers
Charles
Doe) Hartwig
University of Pittsburgh
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Benwood
High school teams to battle in city basketball schedule
Nolingsville postpones Cory Junior High game due to painting work while Union City and Clymer juniors prepare for doubleheaders at local courts and State Armory. Varsity rivals also contest in Erie County League with mixed results as St Stanislaus and St Josephs seek decisive showdowns and Pomeroy Junior High plans a February league tilt.
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St. Edward’s
Titusville
Youngsville
Siy
Vic
Cory
Union City
Sual
Dita
Arua
Aloo
St. Wolwari’s
St. Joseph's Academry
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Clearfield Farmer's Champion At Horseshoes
Clearfield county farmer Steward Straw won the Pennsylvania horseshoe pitching championship for the third time at the 18th annual State Farm Show. He defeated Parle Wilson of Washington County in the final after tossing 5 percent ringers throughout the tournament from start to finish.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Steward Straw
Clearfield County
Pennsylania
Dnmulal State Farm Show
Parle Wilson
Washington County
Gators to face Westminster in tough road test
Allegheny hosts Westminster Titans in a high scoring men’s basketball clash. Wes Fennett leads Westminster with sharp shooting while Joe Serene from Saltsburg aims to spark Allegheny’s attack. Tippin’s squad seeks improvement after a Thiel loss as they chase more wins this season.
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New Wilmington
Wes Fennett
Weminster
Tippin
Stelay
Thiel
Allegheny
Keepie
Joe Serene
Saltsburg
Sexene
Slnotims
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aVnaman
Fragmentary 1930s notice on mayoral civic drama and figures
Incomplete OCR yields a sketch of a mayoral dispute and local figures. Mentions Mr Stennett and a Duke with new board appointments, but many words are garbled and key facts are unclear.
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Mr. Stennett
Fragmentary History and Victim Notes in Virginia Archives
Fragmented OCR text references victims and archival notes in Virginia. It hints at a discussion of historical events, financial or personal details, and names such as Barnar Dean and coins. The passage is incomplete but signals a study or reflection on victims and records in the historical record.
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Virginia
Barnar
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