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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1922
Page
2
A muddled note on today’s sports page discusses baseball salaries shrinking while football remains a strong draw. The piece hints at player pay dynamics, team spending, and the sense that salaries may be trending downward across leagues, with remarks on public attention and market pressures.
North East High suffers a dramatic collapse in the final period. Local team Akam and Ross score two touchdowns to lift the locals as the game ends in a disastrous defeat in a high scoring showdown.
A historic football clash shows the visitors outplaying in the opening periods though the host rallies. The North East region notes a 7 0 score as Gratt kicks a field goal and late momentum shifts shape the tense game.
Report lists Princeton ahead of rivals as the Eastern squads battle for top honors. The article names coaches, players, and key results with numbers, describing a close contest and noting Notre Dame and Michigan figures in the standings.
A fragmented account describes a team named E Squad overwhelmed by Corryites amid chaotic play on Washington Field. It references players like Taylor Dartlees Whinnig and cemento figures, but the text is heavily garbled, leaving many names and actions unclear while indicating a loss and multiple scorers in a rough, midseason game setting.
A broken OCR fragment recounts a high school football clash near Jamestown with scattered names and unclear plays. It mentions West Street, Mole Marle, and vague references to fines, police, and a public event. The text is largely indecipherable, preventing precise details or outcomes.
The readable fragments describe a disrupted report mentioning a place, rival party, and end of a term. Several proper nouns are garbled, obscuring specific persons, dates, or events. The text hints at a political or civic context but yields no clear outcome or actions.
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