Local teams scout benefit games and new league ties
The article describes a plan for a charity football benefit between the Clothes Shop Scholastics and the Red Jackets at Warren, with both teams seeking financial relief and fans urged to attend. It notes proposed profits sharing from a draw and cites a November 20 game at Warren against Titusville Elks, plus local team changes, the Brooklyn Horsemen merger with the Lions to form the Brooklion Horsemett, a Falconer Independents clash, and Canisius, Grove City, and Allegheny results. It also mentions a record long forward pass by Giants stars Bomar and Haines, Keystones uniforms, and a Jamesown All-Americans pursuit of a game, with the Red Jackets and others preparing for today’s matchup at the High School field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seholudtier
Warrad
Sluthey
Hodges
Red Jackets
Hoth
Titusville
Charles Schwab Visits Franklin to Inspect Tool Plant Expansion
Charles Schwab visited Franklin to inspect the expansion of two Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. plants. Schwab and officials traveled in the private car Loretto, met with local leaders, and then returned to New York after the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Franklin
Charles
Schwab
Shorher
Chicago Pheumatic Tool Co
Tip
Loretto
Ito New Nem Yeter
Red Jackets Favored In Tough Weekend Grid Clash
The Warren Red Jackets, heavy favorites, prepare to meet the Corry guardsmen at Exposition Field. Several new faces join the lineup as Warren and Corry push for a stubborn, season threatening victory. A preliminary game between the Eleven Terrors and the All Stars precedes the main event set for 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fomaran
Warrerr Red Jackets
Yadioy
Jaye
State Armoury
Whitch
Tetubville
Wartenites
Abbey
Mae
M1 Gridirnn
Warren and
Org
Exposition Field
Corry
Warren Red Jackets
Red Jackets
Guardsmen
Gorry Boys
Amory
Relley
Palm
Eleven Terrors
All Stars
Princeton Favored To Beat Yale In Classic Big Three Clash
Princeton, 11th, pursues the Big Three title as Yale seeks a season upset. Harvard relations keep the rivalry tight as Yale meets Princeton in a key gridiron contest. Princeton, hoping to clinch the title, faces injuries and lineup questions with Kline, DuBois duties, and other stars in doubt.
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Princeton
Fale
Harvard
Yale
Doe
Vale
Tiger
Bulldog Ste
Gromson
Jase Weeks
Ghach Tad Jones
Kline
DuBois
Hin Merthy Jor
Qlayer
Galdwall and
Noble
Notte
Sanches
Snow Covered Field Sets Stage for Big Local Gridiron clash
A snowy field frames a pivotal game as Owen’s team faces Mayville High in a decisive matchup. Coaches tout a veteran seven and a flexible offense built on sharp passes, straight-line plunges, and end runs to counter Warren County opposition. Officials expect strong turnout despite chilly weather.
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Shemfield
Garry High Stevens
Yeomdbuel
Ti Tinipih
Mayville High
Owen
Eve
Eason
Warren
Santo Tharnen
Mishmelor
Aloe
Youngsville
High Athletic Association
Keystones Begin Prep for First Game in 1925-27 Schedule
Hasty Jones, Itch White, Act Dexter and new recruit Burns join Keystones for Monday night drills at State Armory ahead of the curtain raiser versus the Clean Independents. Veterans Downey relies on old grit as Pitt, Curley Williams and others show steady form in early workouts.
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Jones
White
Dexter
Burns
Hasty Jones
Keystones
State Armory
Independents
Rays
Goocil Downey
Karker
Owen
Sheen
Willams
Pitts
Group
Journal Scribe
Keys
Pitt
Chards Wood
Curley” Williams
Jclty
Borne
Classified Ad Fragments Spark Curious Listing
A fragmented classified item references turfusn the 1 and furniak therroomers in a terse reader notice. Details are sparse, with readable names or phrases hinting at a service or product category within a local market.
Five Straight For Greenleaf Wins On Night Card
Ralph Greenleaf of New York defeated Arting Palm of Philadelphia in a tour match to gain first place on the standings with five wins and two losses. Erwin Ray of Chicago also strong, late matches featured Greenleaf’s cautious play leading to a high score of 33 and a run of 127 in the next inning. Arthur Woods of Pawtucket beat Pauquate Natalie Baltimore, 127 to 92, Marmion Glendale 125 to 92, and Pittsburgh's Mary Oswald also noted. Death of former Canisius College and Buffalo sports figure Leads Prist from meningitis noted as a popular Buffalo athlete in the community.
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Palauskia
Ralph Greentleaf
New York
Arting
Philadelphia
Ilip
New Yorker
Erwin Ray Fiolph
Chiesa
Enc Taving
Jost
Porzi Ted Wut
Tere Gieinsledf
Ponsi
Leads Prist
Canisius ‘College
Aeve
Attate Fhidk
Buffalo
Six Team City Basketball League Faces Early Start
A municipal meeting in Toop last night urged forming a six team City Basketball League. Despite few leaders in attendance, interest grew with five organizations expressing intent to field teams including Rayniid Manufacturing Radiator Plant and Standard Automatic Products. An additional plant may join to reach six teams, with another meeting set for Thursday night.
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Toop
Ti Vandki Mot Hye
Beye
Rayniid Manufacturing Company
Sels
Company A
Standard Automatic Products, Company
Magicians Meet Columbia In Penn Gridiron Tilt
United Press staff writer reports the University of Pennsylvania Quakers travel to Franklin Field to clash with Columbia University in the sixteenth meeting in 48 years of athletic reunions. The Penns last beat Columbia in 1024 by 10 to 7. Penn star Paul Scull Wascolonis and Surphy, sidelined since the Penn State game, are listed to start alongside Perin’s contingent in today’s matchup.
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BYU
United Press
Paul Scull
Wascolonis
Surphy
Penn State
Tor Day
Presidents Favored as Washington and Jefferson Meet Panthers
Pittsburgh November 13 the formidable Washington and Jefferson squad invaded Pitt Stadium today ahead of the clash with the Panthers. Both teams have won eight games since Licht last met in 1800. Washington and Jefferson led in scoring with 2466 points to Pitt’s 208.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Jeffer Con
Pitt Stadium
Panther
Licht
Pitts
Notre Dame at Army in Yankee Stadium All Eyes on Show
A huge crowd of about 70 000 gathered at Yankee Stadium for a Notre Dame versus Army football clash. Writers noted Notre Dame’s young Horke era stars and West Point’s powerful cadets, with experts debating which team would seize the early advantage and score.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Filains
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Thay Baven
Horsemen
Yang
Knute Rocke
Kadlénmarie
Tiffany
Army
Rockne
West Point
Uoon
Manly
Onoure
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
Rodline
Idl
Stuhldreher
Foss Horsemen
Alslo
Yankee Stadium
Poincare Wins Confidence Vote in Budget Speeches
Paris November 18 The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in Premier Poincare by a large margin. The vote covered the budget commerce section and signals Poincare will seek a confidence test whenever budget disagreements arise.
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United Eras
Paris
Chamber ‘of Deputies
Poincare
Vday
Hand to Get Assay With A million dollire table
A cryptic item describes a hand to obtain an assay with a million dollars, mentioning Oneal and tonnage in unclear phrasing. The fragment hints at a financial or treasure-related table but lacks coherent details for full coverage.
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Clothes Shop Scholastics
Red Jacket
Brooklyn Horsemen
Brooklyn Lions
Brooklion Horsemett
Hubert Pugaay
Edward Butler
Lions
Densit
Lough
Tames Town
Falconer Independents
Falconer
Jamestown
Gould Merritt
Ch Nisus College
Montgomery Bield
New York Giants
Lynn Bomar
Vanderbilt
D0th Street
Ainkey Haines
Halibad
Bryant Park
Hashy
Lsay
Spat Fators
Merie
Keyatone
Swill
Dowi Ay
Blick “Red
Charles Schwab
Eleven
Greenleaf
Hoosiers
Yank Stadium
Strasburg
Ahlstrom
Brinkerholf
Schiller
Briggs
Sidh
Strawburg Music Co
S. Center St. Corry, Pa
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