Corry High Faces Lakewood and Youngsville in Back-to-Back Tests
Corry High meets Lakewood High Friday afternoon and travels to Youngsville Monday after a break in the schedule. Coach Reid Pierce rests reserves in the Lakewood game while aiming to jump the visitors early. Key offense centers on Youngsville’s Lindborg as Corry eyes a stronger showing with a deeper rotation and a tight defense to counter the rival teams.
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Connie Mack Eyes Baltimore Club Buy As Collins Cited
The piece notes Connie Mack may buy into the Baltimore International club, with Collins eyed as a possible successor to Dunn in managing the Orioles. It describes Mack’s terse reply and the long‑standing intrigue over leadership of the famed franchise, alongside scattered college football chatter about Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech.
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McGraw plans big changes after Leach trade to Giants
Giants purchase Philadelphia outfielder Fred Leach in a bid by John McGraw to strengthen the lineup for 1920. Leach, a left handed hitter, is said to bat well against both right and left handed pitching. The deal sends Lefty O’Doul to the Phillies and expands McGraw’s options in the outfield with Welch, Roush, Ott, and Leach in light of injuries and shifts from last season.
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Not to Be Laughed At Growing Pains in Children
A short paragraph warns that growing pains in children signal first warning signs of cheating behavior, framing early symptoms as a cue to monitor conduct and protect wellbeing.
BonnieS Lose To Canisius
Canisius College defeated St Bonaventure yesterday in Buffalo. Maher fed Collis for a first-period score, while Bonaventure rallied with strong tackling and quick moves, but Canisius pulled away with a sequence of drives and field plays to seal the win.
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Mountaineers Defeat Fordham In Quick Win
West Virginia tames Fordham 18 to 0 in the lone major college game of the day. Lewis recovered a Fordham fumble for a early touchdown, then Ryan and a WVU halfback added two more on end runs in the first two minutes and throughout the game.
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Argentine fighter Peralta defeats Rock Smith in eleventh
Justuya Peralta, Argentine fronter, knocks Michigan middleweight Rock Smith in the eleventh round of a scheduled bout. The event boosts Peralta’s rising popularity and reflects the era’s boxing scene.
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Paint Dept In Two Victories In Pin League
Peculiar blindness named nemeralopia described as a condition. The text notes a man named Wills marked as maditily and comments on a bright run by aA dl. The readable fragments discuss an unusual eye condition and related identifiers without clear events or outcomes.
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College grid notes from Nov 7 across several schools
Multiple brief items from Nov 7 outline lineup changes and prep for Saturday games. Olesy returns for Pennsylvania against Harvard, Ingram coaches Navy for Michigan, Princeton scrimmage pause, Army eyes Notre Dame with emphasis on offense, Tech to Albany trip for Georgetown, Pitt unchanged for Washington Jefferson, Notre Dame stymied by second string, Minnesota easing toward Indiana, Illinois facing injury gaps as Indiana’s Page battles lineup and defense shifts.
Dempsey Shows Routine Ahead of Big Fight
New York reports Jack Dempsey weighing 205 pounds after a heavy gym session in New Haven. He worked 10 rounds on pulleys and shadow boxing to slim down line before next announced bout. A stray line hints at future bids and plans. An Indiana note from South Bend mentions phantom Chris Cagle in the Journal Classifieds.
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