Local High School Gridsters in Weekend Showdown
A jumble of football notes from Warren county and surrounding towns outlines upcoming fixtures and player movements. Key teams include Alleghany, Princeton, and Ohio leagues with mentions of coaches Letidis and Warren, plus prospects like Tim Droney and Joe Din Dale as winter plans loom.
Sheffield High eleven proves easy for Corey
Sheffield High School dominated Corey in a Saturday afternoon game, winning 82 to 0. Ross the halfback sparked the attack with a sixty yard touchdown, Batter and Ross each added multiple scores, while backups in the third quarter maintained the rout as Coach Sheen’s squad used second stringers to preserve stamina and rack up the points.
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Corey High School
Joworty
Shefinldly Scholastice
Sheen
Gladiators
Secouit
Garry
Ross
Fleet Halle
Be Tam
Buttern
Corry
Fanigan
Jack Pavilson
Amon
Seeands
Duffy
Turner
Mioney
Fay
Paulson
Shoop
Weber
Blackman
Sheffield Ee
UM Do Gorywinss
Bae Corry
Touchiawns
Fextra
Stonn
Johnsony
Zev Ready to Meet Any Horse Says Hildreth
Zev the American champion three year old and world’s top money winner will meet any thoroughbred this spring in a match for his Life. Trainer Sam Hildreth says Zev will train for a possible test against My Own after a Baltimore return. Hildreth plans Zev’s next spring race as soon as he tests the horse’s form.
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United Frew
Louisville
Zev
Sam Hildreth
Haltimore Zev
Hilfersth
Villreth
Platner
Batts
Yale and Illinois Loom as Strongest in Race
Yale and Illinois emerge as top contenders in the college basketball scene. The piece notes Yale and Princeton among leading teams with Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse and others also vying for high standings. It highlights standout players, season totals, and team performances across conferences, reflecting a wartime era sports snapshot with broad figure mentions and rising scores.
Booster Drive for Keystones on Wednesday
Local boosters rally to fund Norman Miller’s relocation and arena seating upgrades. Aiming to clear an 800 dollar debt, a Wednesday drive offers booster tickets at ten dollars for fans to back the fast Keystones basketball season. Committee plans kickoff and seeks support from players, officials, and the public.
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Conv
Hiouakt
Dusblethil
Ube
Norman Milter
Thin City
Hom BuFulo
Minaxe
Armory
Yhiel 1
Miller
Happiness and Worry in Pursuit of Joy
Fragmentary note contrasts happiness with worry as a lurking companion in life. The text hints at internal conflict and unease overshadowing optimistic aims, unclear context or source details.
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N- Alets
Golik Wong
Siki Debuts in America Against Norfolk in New Jersey
Siki arrives in New Jersey for his American debut against Kid Norfolk, the colored light heavyweight champion, in a fifteen round bout with potential title implications. The program includes notes on eligibility and medical clearance from the New York Boxing Commission as the bout nears.
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Siki
Norfolk
United Press
New York
Lle
De-Boulevardier
Chin Clunter
al Paris
Jungles
Jersey
Kid Norfolk
Ayul
Penn Shakeup After Beating By State Squad
In Philadelphia Bennsylvania reports a shakeup after a heavy defeat to a state squad. Coach Yousty condemns disobedient players. McGinley and Stevens hurt but slated to return for Thanksgiving against Cornell. Yale praised as strongest opponent by Princeton team members. Navy plans light practice ahead of Army game. Notre Dame coach Rockne to assist Army prep. Cadets in good shape after Saturday opener.
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High
Yoottnih Tenn
Hedson
Letidis
Pio Warren
Hyktes
Washington
Fe Ea
Alleghany
Convo
Praklin
Walloping
Huni Stafururd
Sheen
Enning
Lota
Biefe
Bealfe Wiih
Tie
Princetom Grid Warriors
Yale
Rockne
Army
Navy
Uniter Prey
Pilladelphia
Bennsylvania
Sha
Bann State
Yousty
McGinley
Stevens
Cornell
Annapolis
Midshipmen
West Point
Nic—Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
French owner ready to enter Epinard in international race
Pierre Wess thermee, owner of Spirard, states he would enter Epinard if an international race between Britain, France, and America is formed. He notes no official offer has arrived, and Jockey Club selection remains uncertain. Wess Thermee emphasizes Epinard must be at peak form and admits American speed could rival French horses.
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Rugsye
Taftani
Balbingre
Joe Dindale
New York
Pal Moran
Milwaukee Gants
Ton O'Brien
Je Jusyen
Detroit
Ainge
Sir Hoghorlan
Rochester
Charlie O'Conell
Edit
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Frosen Bay
Tue Sinter
United
Paris
Pierre Wessthermee
Spirard
Prénch
Jockey Club
Edinard
Conens D
Sare Howe
France
Epinard
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