Gun Club Plans for Season and Game Farm Expansion
The Corry Rod and Gun Club outlines a busy season with weekly practice shoots and expanded programs under President Lloyd Meerdink. A new 220 acre Lycoming county game farm near Loyal Sock Creek will rear about 10 000 ringneck pheasants, with incubation at Fisher Farm and restocking across North Central counties. Earle Greenwood named superintendent.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Pennsylvania’ Rifle League
Usun
Lloyd Meerdink
Lycoming County
Ernsat H. Harwood
The
Game Commission Today
Loyalsock Creek
Monitoursville
Fisher Gane
Montgomery County
North Central
Earle
Greenwood
Williamsport
Allegheny to Play Two Games in Three Days
Allegheny College braces for two football games within three days after a snowed out match with Thiel. Bethany visits on Saturday, Thiel game moved to Tuesday. Despite a winless season, the team remains eager and eyeing their 61st victory.
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Allegheny
Thiel
Allegheny College
Bethany
Bisons
West Virginia
Pedlow Sets Mark With Three Consecutive TDS at Warren Alleys
George Pedlow bowled for Nation-Wide Stores at Warren alleys and set a season high with 226 236 and 243 games over three frames. The prior night he rolled 267 in an Inter-city League game opening with nine straight strikes.
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Pedlow
Mark George Pedlow
Warren
Northwestern Pa Amateur Boxers Vie in Erie Tourney
Amateur boxers from northwest Pennsylvania compete in a district tournament in Erie on November 29 and December 1 to select sectional winners for the Western Pennsylvania finals in Pittsburgh. Erie has three entrants: Ralph Vommero and Joe Wernick in 118 pounds and Snooty Brill in 126 pounds.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Pittsburgh
Ralph Vommero
Joe Wernick
Snooty Brill
Babe Ruth Plans Quiet NY Return Before Florida Training
Babe Ruth arrives home in New York after a 15 000 mile trip including the Hawaiian Islands. He will stay in New York until the weather warms, then heads to Florida for spring training. He will play golf if it warms and may offer a few writing tips but will avoid long trips.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Hawaiian Islands
Florida
Yankees
Major Reorganization Signals Growth in Minor Leagues
At the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention in Galveston Texas executives voted on amendments to settle franchise debts and tighten territorial rules. The Western League underwent a complete reorganization adding Denver Des Moines Des Moines Topeka St Joseph and Omaha while Springfield Joplin and Bartlesville were dropped. New leagues beyond a dozen are anticipated next season with Sioux City and Lincoln eyed for inclusion.
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Charlotte
Memphis
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Allanta
Jacksonvill
Washington
Baltimore
nston-Salem
New Orleans
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tulsa
Stuart E- Jones
United Press
Galveston
Texas
National Association of Proto
Nal
Western League
Denver
Pueblo
Des Moines
Topeka
St. Joseph
Oma
Springfield
Joplin
Bartlesville
Oes
National Association
Jos
Carr
League
Sioux City
Lincoln
Titusvuu
Way
Joe 9. Carr
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Pennsylvania
Erie
Oil City
Franklin
Sharon
New Castle
L Uingstown
Alcon
Canton
Hemorrhoids Relief Ad Promises Quick Action
An advertisement touts Moava Suppositories for hemorrhoids with a doctor’s prescription sold by druggists for 80 cents. It claims rapid relief in both new and long standing cases and offers a money back guarantee through Keister's Cut Rate and other outlets.
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Keister
Advinti
Corry City Bowling League Owing Headlines
Owing notices appear in Corry City Bowling League records with unresolved balances and member dues.
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Corry City Bowling League
Michigan Likely To Lose One Of Two Games
Notre Dame stars Pileny Mazziotti and Elser may guide next year under coach Hank Anderson. Purdue’s Lakets misfired a pass leading to a Purdue TD as Michigan eyes two key tests with Minnesota and Northwestern. Minnesota and Northwestern improve. Penner, a senior with two seasons left, faced limited playtime previously.
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Chicago
Andy Pileny
Tony Mazziotti
Don Elser
Notre Dame
Hank Anderson
Nick Lakets
Purdue
Bonar
Lakets
Branchean
Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wolverines
Illinois
Bill Penner
Harry Newman
Pardonnet
Purvis
Carter
Hecker
Mid-West
Caribeo
Schwartz
Northwestern Stars Shine as Chick Fight Looms At Soldier Field
Northwestern guards Kawal and his bruising line dominate the field as Ohio State fumbles fuel two touchdowns. Beattie Feathers kicks and returns lead Tennessee and Mississippi clash stats while Army Nebraska eye national title chatter near Chicago. Found glove leads to owner Tommy Ressler.
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Pardonner
Keetest
al Kawal
Northwestern
Midwest
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Soldier Field
Ohio State
Kawal
Lou Stiner
Oregon State
Clyde Devine
Leza
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Mississippi
Army
Nebraska
Chicago
Del
Michigan
Evanston
Dartmouth
Stagg Field
Notre Dame
Southern Californ't
South Bend
Anona Tribune Brief Notice
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an entry at Fa with reference to a person or event on an unknown date. Details are unclear but the item indicates a local notice in the Anona Tribune.
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Anona
W. ‘Tribune
Samber
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Root’s Furniture Store
South Center
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Corey, Pa
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Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
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Pillsbury’s
Melville Blood
Randolph
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Christine Johnson
Jamestown
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Franklin, Pa
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Ripley, N. Y
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