Plan for Bowling Leagues at Elks and Hose Company
Local clubs Charley Craker Anil and Stanford Hose Company form a six to eight team bowling league to be played at the Elks alleys. Members from both organizations are urged to join. an early organizational meeting is planned and games may run Friday to Sunday to avoid conflicts with other events.
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Tony Joy
Actos
Jamestine
Siga
HBO
Wolverines Favored In Big Ten Showdown At Ann Arbor
Michigan undefeated and untied meets Minnesota at Ann Arbor in a pivotal Western Conference clash with 75,000 expected attendance. Purdue hosts Iowa. Illinois faces Chicago. Wisconsin plays Indiana as Northwestern Notre Dame draw attention elsewhere. Minnesota seeks to derail Michigan’s 16 game win streak amid strong All-American hopes and the national title outlook.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Midwest
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Xavier
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Abillinois
Towa
Iowa
Gophers
Doctain Iy
Cornhuskers Arrive in Pittsburgh for Cold Weather Showdown
Nebraska, a 26 strong squad, traveled to Pitt Stadium amid a cold wave. The team aims to rebound after a 7-0 victory over a rival, while Pittsburgh prepares despite frigid conditions and questions about its defense.
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Huerjuesne
Union City Corry football game canceled amid weather
Union City announced the Union City Corry football contest scheduled for Saturday is postponed and likely canceled due to heavy snow. Officials say field conditions remain unsafe and plan to discuss next season’s venue and scheduling later this winter.
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Rée
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Corry
Professor’s crude forecast parade derailed by money shifts
In New York on November 17 Henry Wiclemgre reports a quirky scene as a veteran professor, joking on his porch, mulls shifting football picks amid wild currency moves and asks readers to mail in a $50 coupon for a chance at scenic Kansas City views. He lists tomorrow’s college games with a mix of familiar teams and colorful misprints.
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Henry Wiclemgre
United Press
New York
Maud
Poland
Mitsay
Meyer
Kansas City
Union
Oregon State
Fordham
Oregon
Princston
Navy
Princeton
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan
Alta
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Purdue
Tows
Iowa
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Cilinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Harvard
Beowa
Aamy
M. G
Amny- Centenary
Baylor
Texas ‘Tech
Texas
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas Aggies
Ulu
Denver
Utah
Brighamy Young
Utah Aggies
Minnesota
Pirates Obtain Lucas Roettger From Reds
Galveston Texas November 1 United Press reports Larry Macphail expected to be Reds president announced a trade sending Hed Suess and Walter Roettger to the Pirates for Tony Piet and Adam Comorosky. Piet hit 224 last season and led the NL in stolen bases in 1931. Comorosky batted 918 in 1931 after limited play the prior years.
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United Press
Galveston
Tex
Larry Macphail
Cincinnati Reds
Hed Suess
Walter Roettger
Putffelder
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tony Piet
Adam Comorosky
Elder Piet
Pirates
Comorosky
College football and a quirky Davenport tale
The page lists numerous college football matchups including Brigham Young vs Georgia, Syracuse vs Colgate, Duke vs North Carolina, Tulane vs Kentucky, Washington vs DC, Tennessee vs Vanderbilt, Stanford vs Montana, Rutgers vs Rutgers, California vs Tolaho, Louisiana vs 4 ana, Mississippi State vs Sewanee, Dartmouth vs Cornell, Penn vs Penn State, Carnegie Tech vs Georgetown, Columbia vs Sal y ette, and Furman vs South. A note describes a Davenport and water-base lamp bought by Ash Hardy, with the lamp coming alive in sunlight.
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Brigham Young
Georgia
Auburnn
Syracuse
Colgate
Calgate
Duke
North
Caroline
Tulane
Kentucky
Washington
U_t. of
Tennessee
Vandenbilt
Stanford
Montana
Rutgers
California
Tolaho
Louisiana
Mississippi State
Sewanee
Miss. State
Dartmouth
Cornell
Penn
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Columbia
Salyette
Yolina
Furman
South
Baseball convention ends meetings in Galveston
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues wraps routine business in Galveston. An overnight executive committee session cleared its slate while delegates plan a Gulf of Mexico breathers cruise on the Saranac. Shaughnessy playoff plan remains contested. International League may adopt it later. Charles H. Snapp reelected Orioles president. 1984 opening set April 18. William Brambleton reelected president. John Farrell reelected treasurer. Mike Sexton named honorary president. Louisville chosen 1984 convention site.
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Galveston
Tex
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Gulf of Mexico
Coastguard
Saranac
Lattle
New York
Charles Hhnepp
Baltimore Orioles
Apsl
William G. Brambham
Durham
National Association
John H. Farrell
Albany
Mike Sexton
Rock Istant
Ill
Louisville
Texas Town Prepares Shops for Storms and Vandalism
In Rio Hondo Texas local merchants brace for severe weather and potential damage. Storefront awnings and windows are reinforced with hinges to be secured during storms. The effort aims to shield glass and protect merchandise from high winds and debris. Local business leaders warn residents to stay vigilant as forecasts suggest worsening conditions.
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Texas
Rio Hondo
Tex
Plata
Carnegie Tech Heads to Georgetown with Mixed Practice
Carnegie Tech football prepared to travel to Washington to face Georgetown on Saturday, using a combined varsity and reserves unit after a cold day practice in the gym. Coach Howard Harpster plans the lineup as the season nears its end.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Washington, D. C
Georgetown
Howard Harpster
Hoyas
Allegheny Calls Off Two Contests Due to Snow
Meadville, Nov. 17 Allegheny College canceled its Saturday game with Bethany and the postponed Tuesday game with Thief due to severe winter weather. Montgomery Field lay under a foot of snow, temperatures near zero, forcing the sports cancellations. Mr and Mrs Horton Brooks left Bellefonte, Pa, today because of their daughter Mrs Dewey Sorenson’s illness.
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Meadville
Foothal
Montgomery
Allegheny
Bethany College
Thief
Horton Brooks
Bellefonte
Dewey Sorenson
Ashland Game Moved South For Rivalry Clash
Erin November 17 ad verse weather forces Ashland High to relocate the Ashland Kentucky Mast game to Ashland J C Gillespie East advisor said Saturday November 25 will be kickoff. Ashland officials welcomed the switch after early Thursday talks citing ideal weather in their area. The move follows a conference with East authorities noting last year’s Was t Ashland classic drew thousands and featured a thrilling finish between the champs Hast and Temests.
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Erin
Ashland
J. C. Gillespie
East
Gillespie
Kentucky
East High School
Fordham and Oregon State Drill for Game
New York November 17 Oregon State and Fordham prepared for a brisk outdoor workout at the Polo Grounds ahead of their intersection clash tomorrow. Beaver coach Lon Stiner faced uncertainty about outdoor drills due to icy winds and a frozen field, while Fordham players endured the cold as both teams sharpened for the game.
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New York
Oregon State
Fordham
Polo Grounds
Beaver
Lon Stiner
Stinov
Fragmented OCR reflects unclear political discourse
A garbled OCR passage discusses announcements and speech from a minister or official, mentioning Ontario and a large sum, but many words are broken or misplaced. The text appears to reference public programs, announcers, and musical contexts with poor coherence and no clear narrative.
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