Fans Approve Fast Company in Titusville Move Talks
Erie area sports notes discuss Fans approval of joining the Faster Company and potential moves for Jay May to Titusville. The column covers Beavers and Meadville schedules, golf rumors about Shoemaker and Butler, and college grid clashes including Illinois, Carnegie Tech, and Notre Dame. It notes Joe DiMaggio versus Charley for MVP and Pitt football standouts Frank and Bottari, along with Marshall Goldberg’s All American prospects.
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Erie Times
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W J Prepares for Game With Marietta
Washington and Jefferson football team readies for Saturday's matchup with Marietta College. The squad remains hampered by injuries as W J eyes a crucial nonconference clash and seeks to bounce back after a 412 defeat by Allegheny College graders.
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Washington & Jefferson
Marietta
All America Contenders Named In Early Selections
United Press dispatch lists top college stars under consideration for the mythical all-America team. Names include Daddio and peers from Pittsburgh Notre Dame Minnesota Alabama California and others as selectors weigh headliners from major programs for the first string eleven.
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Irish Scouts Credit Upending Gopher Upset
Notre Dame shows strength as scouts note standout players and team depth in midseason play. Records point to heavy travel demands and a mix of star backs and linemen shaping the Irish offense and defense through the season.
Yanks and Giants Deadlock in Keg League
In Kiwanis League play at Hooples 123 Tot Ave, the Yanks and Giants finished tied. Scores 183 184 with uncertain outcome as players battled for lead and standings.
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New Cage Rules For St Edward's Game Tonight
St Edward's High hosts Sparcam burg High in the season opener at 8 pm under new basketball rules. Coach Pitts says Ressley and Forney will be forwards with Han e and Medd at guards and Brig ham or Zaubo at center. The change features eliminations and new boundary rules tested tonight.
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Three Pitt Teams to Leave for South Bend
Three full teams of Tilt Banlawr football will entrain tonight for South Bend after light practice. Marshal Gold and Bill Daduin are expected to be ready for duty. Belk players were held out with slight injuries.
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Gosling Depart Geis Mave Move in Charles City Home
The Goslin family has lived in the Charles City house for three years and recently moved to Apres. The Gis family from Plapenasth moved into the Gosling residence.
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Substitute backs may start for Duquesne against Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh November 4. Jim Cassilo and Vince McKeeta, Duquesne substitutes, practiced with the varsity all week. Cassilo could replace Frank Zeppeldi at quarterback while McKeeta likely will start at end George Mutsu's position on the backfield lineup.
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Vince McKeeta
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne University
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Frank Zeppeldl
Ung McKeeta
George Mutsu
Cnulfpack
Coach Kern reshapes Carnegie Tech football roster
Pittsburgh News reports Coach Bill Kern continues to shift Carnegie Tech players as he tests combinations for the high scoring Duquesne game Saturday at Pitt Stadium. Injuries cloud the lineup with several regular backs sidelined. The latest heavy drill was set for today with a light session tomorrow.
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