Unclear fragmentary notice on estates and local events
Fragmentary OCR mentions estate claims and indebtedness in Erie County with references to a coroner or mayor and a fatal shooting. The text is garbled, showing names like Swarts and Walsh and scattered dates, locations, and objects such as coal and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
John
L. Kelster
Corry
Erle
Cnnsylvani
Dell
Cedent
Erie County
Sted
Paley
Walsh
Shoota. m
Memorial for Bob Randall and Corry grid notes
Obituary notes the death of Bob Randall a longtime Corry golf promoter and popular local pro while summarizing Corry High and area football scenes. It lists Rob Orlando and Marty Vardaro as notable players and recalls regional matches and honors across Meadville and Greenville areas.
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Randall
Corry
Bob Randall
Cleveland
Bob
Ridgway High
Leven
Fordham and Holy Cross Are Rated Higher
Cornell faces Dartmouth and Duquesne meet tech, with Fordham and Holy Cross shown as top eastern clubs. The note highlights shifting opinions despite undefeateds, plus forthcoming inter sectional games and expectations for teams like Carnegie Tech and NYU.
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Fordham and
Holy Cross
Cornell
Dartmouth
Dukes
Tech
Plan Playoff of Pro Loop With Three-Way Tie Possible
President Cert Siorek of the National Professional Football League discussed plans for an unprecedented three-way tie among the Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears for the western championship If the three finish tied on December 3 the deadlock would be resolved by a playoff with the third club receiving a bye Games and sites would be set by club owners and league officials in consultation
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Ey United
Bves Dayton
Cert Siorek
National Professional Football League
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears
Peel
Storck Saiel
Teague
Raymonds Pace in Ladies Keg Loop Pit? Cross Venture
Raymonds set the pace in a ladies keg loop while Vech meets Holy Cross in Pittsburgh. The text notes a hard week after a defeat in the hands of the Pile Pane Iners and Tech's football squad will travel to Worcester for Saturday's game against Holy Cross.
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Raymonds
VECH
Holy Cross
Pittsburgh
Gayneste ‘Tech
Holy. Cross
Worcester
Iowa Coach Ed Anderson Cited as Coach of Week
Ed Anderson of Iowa earns coach of the week honors amid a string of victories not viewed as upsets. The team is noted for weak manpower but relies on disciplined play and strategic adjustments.
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Northwestern
Pennsylvana
Bob Orlando
Erle Strong
Vincent
Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Erdie Anderson
Iowa
Purdue
Dirsh
de- Meyer
Notre Dame
Massillon
High
Don Snavely
Columbia
Bob Glass
Tulanc
ED Anderson
Penn State drills for game with Army
Penn State prepares for a clash with Army after a strong week. Coach Higuing ordered a hard practice to sharpen the Nit t ing Lions for the next Saturday meeting. The squad, upbeat and in good form, aims to surprise the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
ARMY
EPO Enc Eaneers
Higuing
Penn
Five inch snow blankets bear area hints at strong bear season
Heavy snow blankets forested bear country as four day season opens with expectations of a strong hunt. Local plans to participate and pay the rate during the four day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Camels and Lions Triumph In Bowling League Tossups
In a league report from Els All lays Donkeys IX, Camels beat Kangaroos and Lions defeated Donkeys. Bill Dunlap's 201 average and Stanley Kasper's 184 led Camels and Lions respectively. Town edged Notre Dame 4–1 with Eddie Anderson delivering decisive coaching and play, as Notre Dame’s bid for perfection fell one point short.
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Camels
Lions Post
Kangaroos
Lions
Donkeys
Els Allays Ishovering
Bill Dunlap
Avere
Stanley Kasper
United Press
Eddie Anderson
Notre Dame
Town
Holy Grass
Eaychate
Veteraans
Boston
Towa
Ali
Ada
Horst
Lily
Ils
Larson Oy
Ohrn
Hammon
Sandstrom
OTR
Kangaroos Abbey
Schepmner
Chasey
Handivos
Lio Prang
Sullivan
Flanigah
Spiesms i Craker
Waite
Tanne
Iri Tor Handley
Amateur Athletic Union considers switch to yards at national meet
United Press reports in New York on November 15 that proposals to amend by laws and rules of the Amateur Athletic Union include moving from meters to yards for track and field events at the December 8-10 Florida championships. The change aims to standardize naming and timing across championships.
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New York Central Railroad
Trom Ie
California
South Bend
Jon Doyle
Erie Grid
Plain of Wisconsin
Purdue
Madison
Wis
Ed. Planegan
United Press New York
Zeventy
Nree
Bist
Secessive
Mar
Yardine Untyewales
Pittsburgh
Troenes
Baral
New York
Louelay
Nesuils
Sérsies
Dempsey Seeks Seven Thousand To Referee Fight
New York November 15 Jack Dempsey demands seven thousand dollars to referee the Garcia Gien fight and to cover travel for the disputed December bout. His representative Ned Brows said Dempsey will accept the assignment only with a guaranteed seven thousand six hundred dollars.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Ceferina Garcia-Gien
Mannly
Inn
Ned Brows
Brown
Boston Open Home Season Victory Falls Short in Translation
A garbled report describes a hockey game where Boston opened the season with a win over a team named in the wobbling text. The fragment mentions the Detroit Red Wings and New York, with a 4-2 score and a third straight defeat, though specifics are unclear.
Rooney Vexed by Pirates Loss and Frustrations
A garbled report references Rooney amid turmoil over a Pittsburgh game and criticisms of New York teams. Mentions rosters, injuries, and a tense national sports scene with divorcee notes and other scattered items.
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Point and Pallgohiens
Meadville Cops
Meadvile
Bulldogs
OW City
Los
Titusville
Franklin
Ted One
Ross
Oil City
Jithe Atreait
Cific Williams
Beavers
Y Jones
Pitt
Eric
Bob Thurbon
Vardaro
Marty Vardaro
Meadvilleigh Grid
Bil Daddie
Meadville
atlPitt
Harry Keck
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Panther
Tech Frosh
Red Grange
Tom Harmon
Gibby Welch
Michigan
Harmon
Evashevski
McMillan
Grange
Greenville
Victora
Sharpsville
St. Rose High Eleven
Wilager White
Yale
San Prancisco
Leslie Avery
Duquesne
East
Ohio State
Carnegie Tech
Ithacans
Col
Manhattan
Manhattan. 7-0 Early In the Season, Had Anotter
Carolina State
Fordham
Lorample
Alabama
Tulane
Rice
Indiana
St. Mary
LSU
Tollenows
Crusaders Bh
Carnegie
Skibos
Ueir
St. Mary's
Nebrask
Catholic Val
Washington
Loyola Wolf Pack
New Orleans
Princetoh
Carnesl Tech
Georgetown
New York University
Missouri
Villanova
Temple
Syracuse
Vanderallt
Goethe
Teonk
Bolst
Spiriter
Ladies Recreation
Everimr
Ing
Corry-James
Corry Water Tawn
Folletts
Inves
Aeros
Stella Swiderski
Willi
Corry-Jamestown
Tob Ave
Model Dairy
Carlson
Powers
Sanden
July Street
Ave
Larson
Grandall A Ie
Rhodes
Recreation Taylor
Roehrly
Darsen
Swiderski
Tolgls
Grok
Raymondshow
Mercer
Nichols
Kosmositz
Asz Follerts
Lamona
Hnalysuyn
Collins
Sears
Capwell Howlett
Beckwith
BBS Aero Kowalslet
Patterson
Garra
Hixson Oir
Ize
Lynn
Ge al A
Faulkner
Ae Carroll
Bachefier
Chresty
Wea
Walter's
Munger
Waterhouse
Baker
Cohen Texaco
Kasper
A i Fagerstrom
Aega
Vaubyensay
Baressia
Tlals
McCranien
Dempsey
Rooney
Pirates
Aroilkes
Los Angeles
Cal
Fay Ule
Julewigjat
Wissen
the Bank
Blondie
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