Sporting Tales from a Wild Campus Pickup
A long column recalls humorous campus hunting pranks and a night trek with professors and sportsmen. It recounts a woodland misadventure chasing woodcock, a Camp Lindsey Tobin gathering, and the Warren high school football clash with East High, plus regional scholastic scores and rough play reports.
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Fain Sexethor
Renin
Sauare
Fellows
Sony
ANF Schon
Lindsey Tobin
Peat 4
Lusk
Hunter
Woodcock
Wally
Indies Break Jinx Win Over North East 49 to 0
Corry's Independents trounced North East Collegians 49 to 0 at Washington Park. Led by captain Sheen and a dominant running game, Cory's team opened a scoring blitz in the first quarter and extended it through three quarters, with multiple touchdowns and successful extra points by the indomitable offense.
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Sheen
Red
Washington Park
Indies
Lady Lurk
Roferee Doymey
Corryites
Wolf
Taylor
Filters
North East
Sample Hays
Tack
Corry
Johnson
Beck
Rex “Williams
U Ellison
Yarid Jing’ Init
Goa
Joe Ernie Joti von Tallie
Perley
Cory
Cugley
Apah
Sis
Curtingtec
Art Pitty
Williams
Add Fede
Keystones Open Fall Practice As Team Builds For Season
Keystones begin evening workouts under Manager Young to form a strong squad. First year threats join veteran players as tryouts start promptly at 7. Local fundraising drives for upcoming seasons also underway with supporters urged to contribute. In a recent game, Corry’s balanced attack earned praise as all eleven Red Granges on the field shared credit for a decisive, well executed effort.
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Vuny
Keystones
Yu Jon
Young
Sheffield to Place Strong Team in Field
Sheffield aims to field a strong basketball squad for the coming season with Warren joining Northwestern Pennsylvania league play. The move promises solid competition without costly travel. Warren has begun practice and will be ready soon, while remaining players from last season are Cedarlof Hinkley Lonnie Schofield and others.
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Shepriedd
Sheffierd
Warren
Pennsylvania
Sheffield
Charce
Mensin
Cederlof
Hinkley
Lonnie Schofield
Gundi
Lightweight title bout headlines New York card
United Press reports Luis Friedtman Phite, a top lightweight contender, defeating Sammy Vogel in a 12 round bout in New York. Paul Berlenbach is set to fight Vhung Mamullo of Newstrewn next Friday at Madison Square Garden.
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York
Luis Friedtman
Phite
Bem
Leonard
Misers
Sammy Vogel
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Vhung Mamullo
Newstrewn
Mudinod Squares Garden
Etound Nout
College teams prep for next contests at Pitt and Harvard
Cambridge notes Harvard shock defeat after Princeton game injuries cloud varsity lineup. Army rests for Columbia, Navy two weeks away. Annapolis reports no major injuries. public ticket sale for Army game in Baltimore canceled. Philadelphia notes Penn prepares for Penn State as three players injured in Saturday’s action.
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Army
Svill Bekin
Columbia
Westbyer
Navy
Annapolis
Middies
Rektars
Baltimore
Philadelpnias Renn
Penn
Géorkstan
Leonard Hopes Return To Fighting Game Ahead
Leonard says he plans to return to boxing after a layoff, seeking a suitable opponent in California. He notes terms must be fair, aims to boost the sport’s profile there, and discusses training and readiness for a winter bout in Los Angeles.
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Leonard
United Press
Los Angeles
Hitler Trolinishr
California
Armistice Day Junior Teams to Clash Here
On Armistice Day a Cadets vs City YMCA junior game is set for the evening on Warkingley Street, with Cadets drawn from Catholic Scout and other local athletic groups. A guest from YErle and Mrs Willian Bo Barletta will attend as visitors beside local families.
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Frorry
YMC. A. Juninss
Notre Dame Earns Top National Spotlight in Uproarious Weekend
Four college eleven squads remained undefeated amid a weekend of surprising upsets. Notre Dame led with 171 points while Alabama and Indiana showed strong offense as Princeton, Chicago, and Michigan posted notable results. The era’s chaos left Notre Dame, Alabama, and other frontrunners shaping the national title race with decisive conference showings and standout performances across major matchups.
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Alabama
Alataima
Sevan
Brincewa
Haryaetty
Princ
Digg
Tanserdmeyer
Beindspir
Mage
Michigan
Prisieton
Notre Dame
Chivawa
Timuls
Pantring
Minaik
Danie
Ibe
Asinsete
Indista
Chic Sette Avis
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Oilers
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Scholasticeshores
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Bele Anatomy
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Lockport
Greensburss D. Ttursture
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Ride Fhiol
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Jones
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Johu
Corry Qhivér
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Markor
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Shken
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Mike Fees
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Willings Burrington
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Sheri A. Woll
oJhinson
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Sheri
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Satiepie
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Willian Bo Barletta Luilys
Children’s Union
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NIRIS
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Enact
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Dartmouth
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Anns
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Jost
Vie
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Granger
Liccerr& Myens
Toss
Mnontis
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