Grid clash at Cornell tests Grange era stories
Sport notes survey Illinois coach Zuppke leads conference hopefuls as Iowa pressures stopping Red Grange. Urban arena buzz, Camel Stadium set for open field kickoff with public tributes to Percy Halighter and Columbia Lions. Public hunting season alert prompts safety before outdoor events. Industrial sports meeting slated next Wednesday. Predictions list Syracuse over Pittsburgh and several other campus matchups with scores.
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Penn State Picker to Troounce Navy Upset Odds
Navy faces a reshuffled roster as Penn State aims to crush the ship after a week of workouts. Observers give the Nittany Lions slight edge with odds drifting toward a Penn State victory in the clash described.
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Roper Drills Regulars for Big Three Games
United Press reports coach Bill Roper will lead the varsity lineup against Swarthmore in the Hee titod games starting in November as part of a prep for a stronger offense.
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Warren Pros Face Tough Battle With Qarry Indians
Warren prospects hinge on backfield pair Elliot Williams and the Bagley brothers as they prepare for the Sunday clash with the Corry Indians. Coach Taylor expects the regulars to be ready. practice at Bent Field was disrupted by late arrivals and car crowding. United Press reports Harrisburg game restrictions loosened until November 6 amid statewide hunting season notices and county restrictions in effect.
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Basketball rule changes announced for coming year
The document outlines rule revisions affecting dribbling and pivoting, fouls, substitutions, timekeeping, and officiating. It specifies when a pivot can end, how and when a dribble begins, and the handling of fouls during play and at intermission. The text details penalties and procedures for violations and substitutions.
Penn Meets Lafayette on Quaker City Grid
Penn and Lafayette, two undefeated eastern clubs, clash at Franklin Field for the annual gridiron classic. The game is anticipated to attract a large crowd as conditions are ideal and both teams are eager to perform well on the field.
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Lafayette
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Columbia Favorite To Defeat Cornell
Columbia, favored to win, faces Cornell in Ithaca with both teams in peak condition. Regular varsity lineups expected, emphasizing physical readiness and strategic matchup for the contest.
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Car Wrecked, Man Escapes at Peach Street Crossing
Erie report details a northbound car owned by N W Shreve that stalled on the Peach street crossing as New York Central express No 9 approached. Shreve jumped from the vehicle and avoided injury, though the car was scraped and damaged after the incident at 8 43 p m Thursday night.
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Yale and Army in Big Battle in East Today
Yale and Army ready for a major eastern clash described as a top attraction. Promoters hustle for tickets as scouts and fans expect a magnified showdown with Yale aiming to offset injuries to Bridie Bench and fan hopes centered on captain Lovejoy at center and Dick Lunn at end. Army Cadets show strong form and look to extend a lengthy winning streak in the anticipated game.
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Tailor party held Friday at Robert Williams home
A small gathering at the home of Robert Williams and Louise Williams on Church Street featured a holiday themed attic decor. Attendees enjoyed games and decorations with feathers, followed by ice cream cones and cookies.
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Hurch Street
Corry Fight Fans Enjoy Fine Card at Erie
Corry fight fans saw a lively Erie card as Jeakle of Toteto edged Battling Buck of Briss for the decision after ten rounds amid disputed calls. Elis Higbert, a newcomer to the Coney Tight ring, impressed by outclassing his foe and setting up a later welterweight bout with Viktoriv from Cleveland.
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Fragmented readable phrases hint at a protest or political debate about a premier and cleaners. The garbled text mentions indents, unions, and a proposed solution to a “horde cleaning” problem, but no coherent events, dates, or names to anchor a summary.
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