Sports Yearn for New Leaders and Fights Highlight Season
The article notes John J. LeGraw potentially succeeding Charles A. Stoneham as National League president before World Series training. It covers boxing bout Renault versus Johnson at Madison Square Garden, and speculation on a Dempsey title clash. It also mentions Amos Stagg opposing professional football, Tilday Coll’s base role with the White Sox, and various boxing and wrestling notes from New York sports circles.
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Charles A Stonohim
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Notre Dame Tackles Conference Eleven in Crucial Weekend
United Press reports a pivotal football Saturday with key Eastern showdowns including Dartmouth vs Cornell and Penn State vs Syracuse. Notre Dame seeks a breakthrough as a major conference contender while Michigan faces Iowa and Chicago meets Illinois in a slate shaping the standings.
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New York
Fmst
Dartmouth
Cornell
Syevense
Poon State
Yale
Army
Ignist
Harvard
Colgate
Penn State
Syrncssure
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Pony State
West Virginia
Michigan
Iowa
Chicago
Illinois
Notre Dame
Amingles
Ikith
Georgia Tech
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Corry High to Face North East Eleven in League Clash
Corry High's football squad travels to meet North East Eleven in a crucial Saturday clash set for 6 o'clock. The game marks a test after recent decisive wins over Union Guys and a strong run against East Migh of Brin, with hopes pinned on improving standings in a competitive schedule.
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Sayatha Warren
Atte LulWweer Warren
Jamestayen Eligh
FinWa
Sven
Thene
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Jarntetown
Jamestown
Cain
Thu
Cowie
Warren
Corry High
North Birt
Hell
Brin
Alighie Tara
Edine Born
Weithistol
Eta
Clowk
Caleh Shean
Rival schooner race ends with controversial ruling
In a North Atlantic contest both sides led at times as Columbia initially appeared to win the second race after the Blue Nose faltered by a buoy. A late disqualification by the race committee reversed the result, making Columbia the declared winner. the third race was set for tomorrow to decide the trophy.
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Columbia
Hallpan
Canada
International Fisherman's
Leophy
Kenward
Auge Walters
de- Teoiler
Kelman
Parison
Zev Favored In Latonia Championship Race
Zev is favored to win the Latonia Championship at Latonia Race Track Kentucky, with rivals My Own In Memoriam Rialto and Whit Gy entry Sam Andirath among the contenders. The era’s money totals and past performances loom large as betting machines and public sentiment diverge on tomorrow’s result.
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Prane Getty
United Press
SU Corréspona
Atonia
Kya J —Zev
Avorite
Latonia
Pride
Sinclair Golt
Rialto
Sam Andirath
Zeyg
Jon Tay
Disky
Hoon
Rony
Jay Im
Stathc
Dhe Sinclair
Pari Mutual
Thera
Pike
Kanvoeny
James O' Keene
Fae
Ole
Kear
Kerr
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Tormet
Famied
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Faust
Construction act discussion sparks state wide informant notes
An informational correspondence from Scranton Pennsylvania discusses building and construction requirements under the Archit Acton act. It references a national standard for vendors and mentions local representative Righemon (Richmond?) and Foreman Lin. The text shows garbled OCR but centers on policy, costs, and timelines for construction projects.
Washington and Jefferson Faces Kentucky Rival in Annual Game
An annual contest features Washington and Jefferson meeting Kentucky with both teams undefeated entering the clash. The event promises a notable matchup against Lafamstie and Pensigvania. Pittsburgh will also participate, with plans for a second homage at 281 Wert Wayne street.
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Abe Tamia
Kentucks
Washington and Jefferson
Lafamstie
Pensigvania
Pittsburgh
Indies to meet crack clean squad this weekend
Corry Independents travel to face Olean Whitty Slovan, undefeated visitors led by captain Russell, with Rumll and Schollerlie in key backfield roles. Olean’s lineup features strong line play and a capable center, while local hopes hinge on Harold Watt’s return to bolster the backfield as Corry seeks a tough test against quality opposition.
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Corry
Olean Slovan
Mans Ger Gretaler Vester
Tn Moeting
New York Dtaters
Gory
Ames
Hornell
Jamestows
Orioles
Warren
Ietter
Olesa
Russell
Rumll
Boiap Stayer
Schollerlie
Bernard Attackls
Scholle
Olean
Curry Haseen
Degnas
Lee Bernard
Oty Scheitérlie
R. Russell
Ras Seitler
Taree
Amd
Wb Athletic
Everyerince
Warning to Hunters and Trespassers from Wayne County Farms
Warning to hunters and other trespassers on farms in Wayne Town and Corry City posted to protect game and stock. Names listed include MOR, SEARS, ROBTA, PATTERSON, H.W. MERRY and AMBROSE ALCORN as landowners or watchers.
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Wayne Town
Corry
Inio
Mor
Sears
Robta
Patterson
H.W. Merry
Ambrose Alcorn
Tow in veyed wo He chor favorite
In fe pincteny readers see a fragmented notice style item with unclear names. The readable parts suggest a local event or preference tied to a person or group, but essential details are missing.
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