Praise for Unsung Hérous in Amateur Football Spotlight
A tribute to overlooked Cory High School football players led by Stull and Corry Figisleyn. The piece lauds the squad’s depth and notes key performances such as Carr, Emerson Spencer, Hubbard, Hahn, and Paddock while mentioning upcoming Northwestern Pennsylvania high school contests and connections to Allegheny College.
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Stilt
Hnemen
Cory High
Kireh
Willams
B. Shaver
Baressh
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Curtis
Shnop
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Mighty
Jackson
Reagly
Movrow
Ginn
Reed
Murray
Steinners
Silvery
Liem
Atheno Muion
Sabin Carr
Emerson Spencer
DeHare Hubbard
Lidgé Hahn
Lee Babs
Pole Vauit
Frank Fitskey
Charley Paddock
Pheer
Hussey
Igi
Hinksey
Keystones Betroth Players as Basketball Season Opens
Negotiations continue for three of four Keystone players amid team formation. Manager Philip Young withholds final roster while preparing for signings. opening of the season remains uncertain with potential December or later debut. Local interest grows as Warren and nearby cities organize teams to challenge the Keys.
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Philip Young
Keystones
Corry
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Thos
Useus Daginitely
Moniger Young
Inter Ati
Ruth
Wwerks
Warren
Sataminea
Sportsmen Invited to State Game Commission Shooting Hearing
Sportsmen of the area are urged to attend a hearing before the State Game Commission. Willian Cy Kelley will speak on the action to issue permits for deer shooting and to present proposed doe deer permits for the season.
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Everine
Willan Cy Kelley
Cage League Set To Organize Tonight In Municipal Building
Local talks aim to shape Industrial Basketball league with teams from last season and new entrants. Key groups include Jownat and Avendés tossers, Standard Automatic Parduets, Corry Jamestown Manufacturing, and others, with one factory declining participation this year. Tonight's meeting seeks to decide team count, roster needs, and league structure as six to ten teams are anticipated.
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Avendés
Stanford Hose Company
Ave
Corry-Jamestown
Terno
Combleratiiin
Alevetdice
Undke
Joop
Tovini Sehleh
Desire Loebler
Ther Uiten
Une
Harmony Marks Annual AAU Confab Amidbacked Accord
George Kirkley reports the 40th annual Amateur Athletic Union convention in New York on peace between college anti smater factions. Avery Brundage is slated to succeed Murray Hulbert as president as talks push toward closer AAU National Collegiate Athletic Association ties and possible Big Ten entry.
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New York
College Anti Smater
Amateur Athletic Union
Walter Astoiiy
Avery Brunnings
Chicago
Murray Hulbert
Nuslopg
A. A. Us
Gustavus T. Kirby
A.A. U
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L. di Benedetta
New Orleans
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Funeral for Dr. George Harding in Santa Ana
Funeral services for Dr. George Harding, father of Tate President Harding, were held in Santa Ana with his body later taken to Marion, Ohio. He was stricken with paralysis last Friday and had come to California with his wife to spend winter. his wife and daughter Mrs. E. R. Remmery survive along with his widow.
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Santa Ana
Call
George Harding
Tate
Harding
Marlon
Butinke
E.R. Remehery
Marion
California
Harting
Collegiate Grid Preparations Ahead of Thankgiving Games
National college teams including Princeton Carnegie Mellon, Syracuse, Columbia, Georgetown, Penn, and Lehigh intensify practice for Thanksgiving weekend games. Coaches Meachan, Young, and Ute lead squads as injuries limit lineups while historic rivalries revive in Philadelphia, New York, and Easton.
New York Fight Night Highlights Mixed Results
Last night in New York several boxing matches produced diverse outcomes. An early bout saw Vielney defeat Schweitzer in a 12 round decision, while other results featured Prankie Bae and Chevwlind in separate showcases. Riine Gold glwin, a light heavyweight, faced a surprise withdrawal from action after a brief four rounds in a ten round contest.
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York
Vielney
Jabile Schweitzer
New York
Vas Bryan
Tris Speaker Named Newark Manager After Ailments
Tris Speaker signs a two year contract to manage the Newark Bears of the International League. He leaves the Philadelphia Athletics after a year and aims to face Walter Johnson’s squad in Newark. Speaker will be the highest paid minor league manager at about $20,000 per season and will play center field when not managing.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Speaker
Conate ” Miele
Philadelphia Athletics
Gorenrel
Newark Cuit
International Linge Sueteading
Walter Johnson
Newark Bears
Johnson
Newark
Wastington Seamills
Barbey
Sporker
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Spel
Gleveland Indians
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Indians
Cleveland
Brooklyn Ftabins
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Pie Club
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Washington
MeGraw
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Steater
Red Sox
Senators
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Little Rock
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Boston
Fed Sox
Moo
Philadelphia
Ty Cabb
Ty Cate
Bogert Hornghy
Joe Prieie
Gabbe
Jackson
Cleveland Indians buy Frisco star
The Cleveland Indians of the American League purchased Worl Averall, star centerfielder of the San Francisco Seals, for a reported price of $50,000 and two players. The identities of the other two players were not announced.
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United Press
Cleveland
Vyeland Indians
American Lofique
Worl Averall
San Francisco Seills
An Nielder
Outfelder
Mide
Harvard to Hire New Head Coach in 1929 Season
Reports from Cambridge on November 20 indicate Harvard University will appoint a new head football coach next season. Rumors name Arnold Horween’s successor with candidates including Charlie Growley Haygard Goweh and Eddie Casey, reflecting interest after Horween’s two-year tenure amid a turbulent season.
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United Press
Cambridge
Miss
HarVard
University
Ueki
Miedivers
Crimson
Holy Cross
Horween
Charlie Growley -Haygard
Amateur Championships Sites Named for New York Event
New York announces sites for national championships across multiple sports. Men's minor and senior outdoor track all event details list Denver July 4 and 4. Men’s senior indoor track and boxing locations include Boston for boxing and New York for cross country and distance events. Women’s outdoor and indoor swimming venues noted for Honolulu and Chicago. Men’s indoor swimming at New York Athletic Club, women’s distances at Metropolitan Association. Basketball venues in Kansas City and Wichita. A 50,000 metre walk and mile events cited with Detroit and Michigan associations.
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United Press
New York
Unio
Denver
Boston
Chie Aga
Escaped Woman Sought By Ohio Police
Youngstown police continued the search on November 20 for Weilen Sargent a 4 year old believed to have escaped from a train car while en route from Youngstown to the Marysville Women's Reformatory. Miss Louie Mitchell Youngstown police matron granted permission for the girl to visit a women’s real ward.
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United
Youngstown
Dorses
Wélen Sargent
Sargent Wan
Marysville
Louie Mitchel
Warren Team Faces Erie East Obstacle on Turkey Day
Erie East stands as the lone hurdle for Warren as the high school team prepares for its Thanksgiving Day showdown at Russell Field. The squad, led by coach Leidig, is grooming for the tough Tate game while eyeing an easier next contest against the Johnsonville crew. Conroy, Merchants' bag, Warren Hospital baby Taigiiter, and Conny are noted in local updates.
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Thal
Pennesylvania
Alegheny Cortopeauivad
Montgomry
Sharon
Erhool
Dondine
Tamestown
Mos
Jamie Lyle
Harry Conroy
Tye
Wareon
al Warren Hospital
Conny
Fragmentary note on hidden heart and furniture ruin
A fragmented OCR fragment hints at a hidden heart or core of furniture and space conditions. The readable bits reference a recluse, a state of neglect, and a lack of evidence or residence detail within a blemished scene.
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Ray Viurhu
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Corky Journal
Raymond Mie
Age Iron Works
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Cage League
Harmony
Confab Amateur Union
Bury Harding
Ohio
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Wilsas
Princeton
New York University
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Teohuk Pittsburgi
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Columbia
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Hneeman
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Lehigh
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Atte Idewd
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Chiengs
Thiatelh Smely
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