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Franklin high school athletics draw praise for football team and sportsmanship while school boards face apathy toward athletics. Revival of the Interstate Baseball League discussed with cities from Warren to Jamestown considering a $500 franchise and up to $1,000 monthly salaries, linking to National Baseball Federation. Indiana and Shippensburg clash for the Pennsylvania State Teachers College title. Beavers memory of a 1983 campaign noted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Warren
Erie
Jamestown
Tinsville
Oil City
Olean
Bradford
National Baseball Federation
Titusville
Indiana
Shippensburg
Lock Haven Teasers
Sol Wolfe
Tailang
Edinboro
Bloomjurg
Clarion
California
Datby Mannix
Academy
Oly
Buck
Erie Times
Boxing Results Show Heated Dons and Knockouts Across Cities
Chicago and nearby towns hosted bouts featuring Ai Chicago-dne Dons defeating Stanley Peres in 2081, Red Barry earning a decision, Birdie Anderson knocked out, and multiple other lightweights and welters delivering knockouts or victories. Strong names include Jack Pax from Terra Haute and Nek Garrison from Mex-Top City, with Earl Wise and Tad among others competing in Detroit and California venues.
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Chicago
Dne
Earl Wise
Sia
Keister's Take Lead as Aeros Rule in Bowling League
Corry City bowling action saw Cut Rate take the early lead after last night’s matches on the Recreation drives, but Aero Supply, two year champions, surged in the third game to clinch victory over Washington Lunch. Aeros posted season high games led by Cragg 248 and Kincaid 213, with Kincaid also posting a 309 series score. Green and Anderson also hit over 200 averages for the night.
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Pharmacists
Corry Jamestown
Corry City
Aeros Spill
Aero Supply
Mapies
Washington
Aeros
Hy Krone
Cragg
Kincaid
Russell
Joy
W. L. Pot
Keister’s
Corry-damestown
BU Citizens Bank
Aero Supply Abi
Cohen
Ave. Burlingame
Reynolds
Sul Scottes Ibe Gohen
Citizens Nationa
Carroll
Ostrowski
Greene
Peake
Bloomgren
Ang Dimiap Ri
Anerson
McLean
Miller
Sehryver
Shannon
Aero Suly
H. Krane Oe
Hy, Cragg
Dos iGineand Russell
Ase Tet Oy Ee
Abe
Sportsmen to Attend Supper and Rifle Club Shoot
All sportsmen are invited to a game supper sponsored by the new Sportsmen's Rifle Club unit to be held in the club rooms on Monday evening November 19. Entrance to the club rooms is at the rear of the Walt Store in Cameron block. Members should bring a prospective new member and attend regular meetings and ride shoots held each Friday evening with an invitation to all to participate.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Franklin School
Bard
Corry High
Get Back Your Sleep With Bukets Laxative Claim
An advertisement touts Bukets laxative made from juniper berries and buckthorn leaves as a remedy for bladder issues and sleepless nights. It claims thousands use it and offers a money back guarantee after four days if not pleased, promising relief from burning frequent urination and restored regular sleep.
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Hutter
Cards and Dodgers linked in sale deal that could reshape baseball
New York report details a chain of sales involving the St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers. Multimillionaire Lew Wentz aims to acquire farm systems and dispose St Louis holdings to fund a Dodgers purchase. Sam Breslein seeks to own the Dodgers by selling the Cardinals. Judge Stephen McKeever ready to sell Dodgers. deal viewed as near completion.
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United Prong
New York
He Finkling
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cardinal
Dudgens
Cardinals
Lew H. Went
Oklahoma Oil
Dodger
Simmers
Sam Breselon
Dodgers
Stephen McKeever
Brendon
Davis Cup selection woes lift fear of 1849 team captaincy
United States Lawn Tennis Association faces a vacancy as potential leader for the next cup. The piece humorously notes the difficulty in finding a capable captain after players like George Lott and Lester Stoefen turned professional, and previews possible 1985 team members such as Wilmer Alligon, Sidney Wood, Don Budge, and Gene Mako, with uncertain prospects and mounting pressure.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Gaydens Lincoln
Dick Williams
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Roland Garros
Wimbledon
Lott
Stoeten
London
Desest
Wilemer Alligon
Sidney Wood
Donsid Budge
Gene Mako
Handling
Sustralli
Japan
Mrs. Sweeney
Hogland
Allison
Wood
Pan
Perty
Budde
Pitt Panthers Ready for Navy Norwalk Trip and Navy Matchup
Pitt Panthers prepare for a Washington trip ahead of the game with undefeated Navy in Annapolis. Three Pitt teams depart tonight, with drills and workouts planned on the Georgetown field. Projections include limited weight advantage against Navy and possible lineup changes for the contest.
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Dhs
Pittsburgh
Pitt Panthers
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Navy
Panthers
Georgetown University
Tomortor
New Wilmington
Westminster
New Concord
Muskingum
Titans
Cambridge
Titan
Cliff Johnson
Sabatiute
Wall
Duquesne
Vic Victor
Tag Gates
Mercy Hospital
Carnegie Tech
Howard Hexpster
Carnegie ‘Tech
Duquesne University
Steve Terersus
Bill Spisak
Terbbnals
Mil
Pitt
New Haven
Conn
Gale
Princeton
Mass
Agarvard
Hunting Toll in Pa Averages Life Per Day
United Press report from Harrisburg says the Pennsylvania small game season has averaged one fatality per day so far with 12 days of hunting producing one death and 82 nonfatal gunshot injuries. The state game department notes reports are incomplete but compares to last year and cites a publicity campaign promoting wearing red during hunts.
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United
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Game Department
Erie grid title atstakennow Nov 24
In a Hilltop area note, Strong Vintent and Academy High meet for the grid title on the originally scheduled date of Saturday November 24. The contest will be played at night after teams endured a dense schedule with several games moved or canceled.
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Witun
Academy High
Teleidpil
James Mannix
Hilltop Ithanl
Tumo
Missionary Societies Meet at Grove Street Home
The Methodist wanures met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Albert Anderann’s Grove Street home with strong attendance. Mrs. C. H. Heath led the devotional period and the business session approved sending the annual Christmas box to the Sheffield Home. A box of goods was recently sent and the society received the voudag yesterday. Mrs. Joln Dalistrand led the lesson study on “Chinese in America” as Mrs. Anderson and her committee served cakes and tea after the meeting.
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Albert Anderann
Grove Street
C. H. Heath
Sheffield
Joln Dalistrand
Huckleberry Names Across Varieties and Habitats
A partial, fragmented note lists huckleberry synonyms such as tingleberry whortleberry blue berry deerberry farkleberry and others. It mentions acid soil preference and possible effects of acid treatment on berry size and crop quality, with garbled phrases suggesting temperature and growth notes.
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Terry
Unite States
Northwestern denied TD loss after offside call error
NU coach Hailey protested a disputed Illinois play judged offside by head linesman George Simpson. Film showed Illinois Gilbreath crossed the line before the snap, while Northwestern did not commit offside. Crutve broke for 44 yards to the Illinois two, nullified by the penalty on Northwestern.
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United Press
Evanston
Hick Hailey
Northwestern
Mlinois
George Simpson
Gilbreath
Illinois
Wally Crutve
Simpson
Detroit boxer Louis challenges heavyweight dreams in win
United Prose reports Chicago November 16. Jon Louis Detroit, a rising heavyweight, threatened to join the title contenders after knocking out Strutley Poveda in the first round at Arcadia Gardens. Louis improved to ten straight pro victories, while Poveda barely rose from the ropes before being counted out.
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United Prose
Chicago
Jon Louis
Strutley Poveda
Jersey City
N. J
Arcadia Gardens
Louis
Poreda
Primo Carnera
Aight
Poveda
Tony Ved Luther
Vincent Hidred
Ofmy Loughran
Ernie Schaal
Pittsburgh
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshenk
Piriehurst
N. C
Guther
Eldred
Cragg Wins Prize in Corry City Bowling League
Harold Cragg claimed the prize with a high single game of 248 in Corry City Bowling League competition. He may have 4 suits dry cleaned and pressed at Superior Dry Cleaning Company.
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Cragg
Harold Cragg
Corry City
Superior Dey Cleaning Company
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