Northwestern Pennsylvanian scholastic games headline local results
A scattered report tracks recent weeks of Northwestern Pennsylvania high school football action. It notes Shellie Highs, Central, and Meadville matchups with varied scores, listing standout plays and surprising outcomes while highlighting broader competitive trends in the region’s scholastic season.
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Pemnsylvannia
HIRI
Shellie’ High
Erp Central
Central
Corey
Myadville
Greensill
Teigimph
Ol Cy High
Sharon
Alginisteree
Sharon Packer
Zante Cony
Youngavilla
Tele Central
Lisim
Hinkelishaw Valley Boys
Cowen
Otter
Corry High Eleven Beats Wesleyville In Close Gridiron Battle
Corry High School defeats Wesleyville High 18 to 1 in a hard fought junior varsity clash. Lefty Scott shines with a string of long carries and a standout end run, while Wesleyville’s Dickie Miller Shoop and Scott provide the visitors’ only notable scoring and plays. The game features key early penalties, turnovers, and fast scoring drives in the first four minutes, with Corry pulling away late in the second period.
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Corey’ High
Sipgen
Wesleyville High School
Hé Erie Suburbans
de Weeleyville
Gorry
Scott
Wesleyville
Lins
Erie
Agusi
Stott
Gondral
Curry
Cols
Corry
Wesleyvillels
Shaver
Westeyville Yar
Willams
Cory
Dickie
Miller Shoop
Coulay
Michele
Westy
Shoop
Tyro
Ole Rigit
Custis
Willhaus
Wesville
Beck
Vnse
Ehly Sebouls
William Jute
Coury
Weeleyville
Curtis
Gentilman
Kirch
Prilian
Sehieferle
Schiereke
Cong
R. Voig
Letty
Burch
Sao
Wea Fuyville
Westervilte
Wesleyvilie
Henderson Morrow
Baste
Ripley R. Shayer
Baresst
Burch Briti
Chiefs
Williamys
R. Voight Cary
Lowney
Zalsnek
Pierce
Mers
Gruen
Sharpe
Lise Utes
1929 Eleven Set To Clash Saturday Showdown
The 1929 edition of the eleven faces a crucial Saturday game against the Jamestown Reserves with high school rivals Wesleyville in play. Coach McCall braces for strong material as many players graduate next season, aiming to surprise with a powerful lineup.
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McCall
Jamestown
Corry
Te Jamestown High Ri
Hong
Wileren
Danieltown
Lakewood
Lakeward
Metal
Sturday'e
Furnis
Clarion grid player badly hurt in football game
A 20 year old Ambeskes cape tam of the Clarion State Normal Selidor football squad was severely injured in a game at Brookville hospital. He was knocked down and struck in the neck, suffering a fractured vertebrae and possible spinal injury with efforts to stabilize long after the incident.
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Clarion, Pa
Hint
Ambeskes Cape Tam
Clarion State Normal Selidor
Te Uuneonsein
Brookville Hospital
Hijiirles
Nat
Benedover
Firit
Detroit University Faces Georgetown Test in Thanksgiving Clash
Detroit University, unbeaten after eight games, prepares for a decisive midseason matchup as it hosts Georgetown on November 29. Coach Gus Dorais lauds the team as the strongest he has seen, with Notre Dame era foes and St. Louis U. losses on the slate, while rival programs seek capable opponents to challenge the unbeaten squad.
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Gus Dorais
Fordham
Georgetown
New York
U Will Press Tech
William J. Dunn
United Press
Detroit University
Fortuny
Detroit
Datroit
Army
Notré Dame
Loyola of New Orleans
Notre Dame
South Band
Wis Heaton Leen
St. Louis U
Michigan
State
Harry Sinke
Michigan State
Dewalt
New York University
Yale
Harvard
Aday
New Haven
Alo
Pittsburg
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell Yenn
Gi Dobie
Deirges
Industrial Leaguers to Organize Tuesday
Industrial Leaguers plan to organize Tuesday as meetings continue to shape the league. Officials expect several teams to join, with schedules to be drafted and arrangements for the new season to be finalized at the gathering.
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Industrial Leaguers
Wisconsin Best Chance In Big Ten Race
Wisconsin poised as likely Big Ten contender after upset by Notre Dame and strong showings. Badgers seek crucial wins helped by late season schedule with Minnesota and Michigan showdown looming. Key players and dates are noted as conference race tightens.
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Wisconsin
Nearby Scholastic Scores Chronicle a Busy Saturday
The article lists Saturday scores for several scholastic games across towns and schools. Notable results include Warren defeating Titusville 80 to 0, Corry 18 over Wesleyville 13, Tonawanda 25 to Jamestown 4, Sharon 18 over Of City 0, and Erle Academy 19 to Cleveland 3.
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Tole Lovelies
Corry
Wesleyville
Tonawanda
Jamestown
Sharon
of City
Arie Central
Shhofield
Warren
Titusville
Sharpsyié
Farrell
Erle Academy
Cleveland
Lakewood
Phuxsulaynes
Frasilin
Beckenstraw Club Debates Doe Hunting Postings
On November 19 the Beckenstraw Fish and Game Club held a meeting at which the posting of Lind against the shooting of does was discussed. Attendees estimates suggest about eight thousand mores commonly used for dove hunting in the area and many members oppose an open season for does. They favor land postings in the vicinity and a restricted hunting plan for the Deer-Bil region.
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Beckenstraw
Weich
Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR Note on People and Proprieties
A garbled OCR fragment discusses people and properties with unclear intent. It mentions mean conduct, needs, necessities, and a general sense of bids or dowries. Sparse readable terms include hi, hey, and words suggest confusion or incomplete notes.
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Wwe
Kane Streams to be Stocked in Aurenius OF Lia
On November 1 a Walton League of America chapter announced plan to stock Aurenius OF Lia with at least 8000 legal trout next year and that 40 cans of month old trout from Corry hatchery will arrive Friday November 28 for local distribution Fish exceed six inches and will be stocked by Walton League members and other sportsmen
Warren Merchants Back Local Basketball Team
TARAS November 19 Warren merchants announced backing for a new basketball team led by Harry Conroy. Six prominent local merchants pledged support and the season opens December with a home game at the State Armory. Opposition to be announced. first game scheduled for December in Salamanca. Local sponsors include Stein's Women's Shop and Crescent Moral Gardens along with several retailers.
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Taras
Warren
Marehanie Silys
Tonnie
Harry Concoy
Umit
Stein's Women’s
Sharm Offerle's
Crescent Mloral Gardens
Winger
Winger Oil Rossel
Roswell Mord Garage
Leater Shoe Company
Conroy
Salamanca
Shite Armory
Pro Cagers Open Week Celtics Out as Plans Unfold
A Cleveland Playhouse era report outlines the 1927 28 season opener for the Cleveland team in Public Hall Friday night. Forwards Hickey and Huse, guard Jere, and Skurnick lead the lineup with Nat Holman out and talks ongoing to add Joe Lape. Wayne club faces Cleveland with Chadwirl Chizmadi Shimek Glascoe Savin Hers and Miller. Business manager Rose seeks more signings. if Lape cannot be secured the Celtics may rely on independent play otherwise.
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Wayne
Hickey
Huse Fo
Conto
Dieghwn
Jere
Skurnick
Ieaders
Cleveline
Burtree Inde
Fur Wayne Club
Chadwirl Chizmadi
Shimek Glascoe
Savin- Hers
Miller
Mahones
Cleveland
Tomni- Wow
Rose
Amersenches
Joe Lape Shiv
Celtics
Irands Tidea
Dapchick
John Whitty
Adale
Dupehick
Black Rocks Cop Triumphs 6-0 Over Detroit Pops
Piney Johnson scored the lone touchdown in the third quarter as Black Rocks Cop defeated Detroit Pops 6 to 0 at Celoron Park in a city pro championship battle. A crowd of about 1,150 witnessed the hard fought game with a rematch planned for Mesams grounds next Sunday.
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James Owe
Vov
Piney Jhbrson
Ealy
Ue Black Rocks
Detroit ‘Pops
Piney
Celoron Park
Iyho
Former Keys Player Rose Joins Independent Buller Squad
Homer Rose, a former Grove City College player, is now with Buffler Anal’s independent squad this season. The team, a coalition of college slurs, will be limited to a single indie trio performance and seeks notable success. Rose’s move follows prior Keystone gaming links and local city connections.
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Homer Rose
Nusinov
Keystone Gamer
Uke Verkeend Rose
Fonner
Grove City College
Stir
Buffler
Anal
Ibis Seasion
Buller
Vury S
Uccessful
Vores Tig Iterall AD Reply Confusing Text Fragment
The OCR fragment presents a jumble of words and letters with no clear news event. It mentions voices and numbers but lacks coherent names, places, or actions to summarize into a factual card.
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