Indies Sweep Four Wins In Season's Last Rub
The Indies finish with four straight wins over North East Conneaut Erie and Jamestown, closing a standout season under manager Pearce. Grid stars impressed, while talk of next schedule grows as teams eye new chances and the season wraps with strong forward play and no goals conceded by the Indies.
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Indies Cancel Game Amid Weather Postponements
Corry Indies cancel a postponed grid game as heavy rain delays force the postponement of the win test and scrap plans to stage earlier contests. Corry eleven had defeated three opponents this season, scoring many points while allowing none, with weather derailing potential additional victories.
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Harvard Yale clash hype highs and doubts in 1922 game
Harvard and Yale enter the 1922 showdown amid heated rivalry and uncertain form. Harvard's season has flaws with losses to Army and Brown, while Yale has flickered with mix results after strong early play. Both teams aim to salvage pride in a decisive season finale at the classic gridiron battle.
Carnera Wins Easy Victory in New York Fight
Primo Carnera defeated Jose Santa of Portugal by technical knockout in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. The towering challenger Santa produced some late resistance, but Carnera dominated to claim a clear win in New York on November 19.
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Yale Favored Over Harvard In Classic Rivalry
United Press reports Yale is a slight favorite to beat Harvard in the traditional football clash in Sew Taven. Nearly 65,000 fans expected to fill the stands as both teams arrive with near full strength after injuries. The long standing series draws crowds despite uneven records this season.
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Cathedral Rambler routs Tech in 97 2 victory
Cathedral High’s Rambler machine overwhelmed Tech Centaurs 97 2 at Stadium, sealing their ninth straight win and a strong push in the league title race. Father Conway’s squad dominated with stingy defense, allowing only 11 points in the game and finishing the season with 278 total points against.
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West Virginia Hosts Davis Fikins In Renewed Rivalry
West Virginia University prepares for a renewal of hostilities with Davis Fikins as Eck Alien, the WVU quarterback, is expected to miss the game along with Tinney and Corene who will be ineligible. The setup centers on returning players and ongoing eligibility issues ahead of the Morgantown clash.
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Traditional College Footballs Big Final Saturday
More than four million fans expected at the season’s last Saturday as Harvard Yale Stanford California Notre Dame Navy Pittsburgh and others clash in decisive conference battles. Big games draw tens of thousands with Illinois Michigan Georgia Texas Christian and Nebraska among top attractions as title hopes settle and bowl implications loom. Grove City College meets Thiel College in their closing nonconference game.
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Clymer Joins County Independent League
Clymer joins the Chautauqua County Independent League as the season opens the week of December 5. The Dutehmen plan a strong lineup with Wolf Mountsin and Normain Neckers, joining teams from Fredonia Mayville Lakewood Celoron Clymer Cherry Creek Brocton and Bussey. The league will play two rounds with playoffs between round winners, replacing teams that withdrew. Louis Collins of Jamestown is president.
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Stagg Faces Wisconsin In Final Chicago Grid Battle
United Press reports farewell at 41 years for Amos Stagg as his Chicago team hosts Wisconsin before 25000 fans. Stagg’s swan song follows retirement plans effective this academic year. Chicago, once dominant, seeks a last win in this historic rivalry to honor a storied coach.
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Friday Football Results From Various Colleges and Teams
Friday football scores list a barrage of results across colleges and prep schools including Duquesne and Fairmont Teachers, Salem, Harvard J V, Rutgers, Manhattan, St Vincent's, South Lumoyne Lincoln, Howard Payne, St Edward, Murray Teachers, Morris Brown, Presbyterian, Erskine, Sul Ross Teachers, Daniel Baker, Harvey, Summit, Clarke West, Alma, Central Mich Teachers, Baldwin Wallace, and ML Tinton with varied outcomes and point totals. The mixed results show multiple shutouts and close games across the schedule.
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President-Elect Deeply Fans Baseball From Roosevelt to Wilson
The article highlights presidents from Roosevelt to Wilson as avid baseball followers. It notes Roosevelt's 1929 World Series attendance, Coolidge's enthusiasm, Harding's baseball knowledge, and Wilson's presidential tradition of throwing out the first ball. It frames baseball as a recurring presidential pastime and public spectacle.
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Pitt Favored Over Skibos in Gridiron Showdown
Pittsburgh forecasts show the University of Pittsburgh Panthers as favorites to defeat Carnegie Tech Tarants in the 19th gridiron meeting. A 20,000 crowd was expected despite morning rain, with the city championship and three trophies at stake.
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Maloney Wins Weekly Prize in Corry Bowling League
Paul Maloney of the Corry Jamestown team earned the league weekly prize for high three game total. Prize includes one month of free water donated by Ray Green of Corry Water Company. Free tickets to Stanford Hose Company ball offered by Fire Chief Paulson also awarded to the Sory Jamestown squad amid a bout with 2800 pins in this week’s competition.
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Keisters Close On Heels Of Aero Supply In League
Corry Jamestown bowling standings show Aero Supply leading with 14 wins, Keister’s Close behind. Citizens National Bank, Recreation Alleys, and others trail as week results tighten the Carry City Bowling League race.
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Ungary Governor Renews Ambitious Education Plan
The governor presented a sweeping education reform proposal aimed at expanding early childhood programs, increasing teacher training, and boosting funding for public schools. Officials from the education department said the plan would require new allocations and bipartisan support to advance through the legislature.
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Fragmentary OCR text discusses 1917 to 1926 wartime and postwar debt matters. Mentions money paid, government actions, and investors as the era's debt situation unfolds amid European and German influences. References Hoover era policy and November developments.
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