Colgate Brown Meet For Roses Title Amid Spring Notes
Rainy months improve state streams aiding fish stocking. Fish Commission reports October distribution of over 4.4 million fish and 896 thousand tadpoles statewide. Colgate and Brown eye Roses Bowl invitation after undefeated season. preview covers college football and other sport notes including horse and cycling items.
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Alten
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Arcke
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Brown
Quintet to Open Season Thursday Night Pro Football
Recreations seize top spot as bowling standings shift in Carry City league. Walter Pik led Bankers with 180 average and 248 top game in a close win over Recreations. Keister’s and Aero Supply hot on heels as Aero adds Burlingame and Ray Boers Corey Jamestown squad faces strong test tonight.
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Carry City Bowling League
Citizens National Bani
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Cosners
Aero Supply
Ray
Lhe Weel
Reymonds
Burlingame
Pro Football Pros Shock Yale Yale Pittsburgh Clash
Henry McLemore reports a chaotic college football scene as professional players from the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants mix with college stars in a rambunctious game. The clash sparks debate over talent and seriousness, with standout plays and dramatic moments highlighted.
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United Press
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Army
Pittsburgh
Yale
Princeton
Hutt
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York
Ross
Tius
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Vivision
Curly Lambe
Lhasa
Cily
Pitt Likely Invited to Coast Game in Roses Bid
Pittsburgh November 23. Rumor says the University of Pittsburgh football team has a strong chance to represent the East in the Tournament of Roses post-season contest on the West Coast. The bid hinges on a local victory over Stanford this Saturday and Michigan’s decision to decline the Western invitation, with Notre Dame-Southern California line delaying the December 10 decision.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Stanford
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Big Ten
Keant
Michigan
Nebraska to meet Oklahoma on Thanksgiving Day
Nebraska Cornhuskers enter Thanksgiving Day with a Big Six title defense as they prep for a Missouri clash after routing Oklahoma. Coach Dana X Bible’s squad strives to maintain the conference lead amid a storied rivalry and seeks improvement in preparation for the Missouri game.
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Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wink
Dana X Bible
Jamestown B C Opposition to Locals in Corry Showdown
Jamestown Business College and Company A clash in Corry to kick off the 1882-43 season with a 25 cent admission. The Guardsmen and scholastics will renew a long rivalry as Norman Mountain returns to bolster the lineup with Strobp Chase Long and others in action.
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Corry
Jatestown Goljesians
Norman Mountain
Strobp
Chase
Long
Basketimi
Washington and Jefferson prep for 31st meeting with West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson gridders drill in week of prep for the 31st meeting with West Virginia University on the gridiron. Mountainers favored to win as all players expected back for action after injuries. Duquesne drills and a Jung pligetion session mark Pittsburgh prep for Geneva College game.
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Washington and Jefferson
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Mountaineers
Morgantow
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Saseion
Duquesne
Geneva College
Lary Sullivan
Einier Sayumi
Brundage to Lead A A U Again
Unclear historical notice states Avery Brundage to head the Amateur Athletic Union again with a concurrent arts term. Names and places are partially garbled, but confirms Brundage’s continued leadership and affiliations.
Beavers to Face Grovers in Two-Game Set
Rocky Grove High School heads to Randolph Pennsylvania on Thursday for the second game of the season against Randolph High. The Grovers opened with a win over Waterford as Rocky Grove aims for its 47-game slate spanning December through March, including home dates with Randolph and Cranberry and a season finale in March.
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Rocky Gray
Randolph
Thursddey
Randolph High School
Grovers
Waterford High School
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Cranberry
McKean
Myers to play for Eldred Oils in Turkey Day clash
Coach Bill Myers of Corry High will wear Eldred Owls jerseys in the Thanksgiving game against the Olean Independents Thursday afternoon. Myers had planned to attend Greenville but an appeal by a fraternity brother, now at Eldred, caused him to switch plans and join the Oils for the season finale.
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Bill Myers
Corry High School
Eldired Owls
T Ve Olean Independents
Gudiron
Myers
Greenville
Eldred Eleven
Oils
Flood pond prepared for ice skating at Whiteley site
The Whiteley pond on West Columbus avenue is being flooded to create an ice rink. The area has been cleared and fences removed. side boards and pond headings were installed as work began. Frank Whiteley donated the pond for skating and has made improvements. Howard J. Sheen notes remaining funds cover maintenance as previous ponds persist.
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Whiteley
Columbus Avenue
Frank Whiteley
Howard J. Sheen
Youth Dies From Gunshot Wounds In Hunting Accident
Michael Roget, 17, from Graceton, Indiana County, was reported in critical condition at Indiana Hospital after a buckshot discharge struck him in the face during a hunting incident. Hospital reports say he had severe bleeding before arrival and the shooter’s gun discharged accidentally.
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United Press
Indiana
Michael Roget
Graceton
Ficarut
Erie East Set to Face Cleveland East in Key Clash
Erie East battles Cleveland's East at the Stadium in a climactic grid finale as the Erie eleven seeks a strong finish to a standout season. Cleveland, hampered by early losses, steadies under Harmony with Stix and a blend of Warner Rockne tactics but faces a tough test from the high‑powered Erie squad. Meanwhile Meadville hosts Drake's Academy Lions after a prior meeting, aiming to return to victory. Meadville remains unbeaten in the district alongside Cathedral Prep as the chase for sectional supremacy continues.
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Humphey Harmony
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Uritase Warner
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God Drake
Academy Lions
Meadville
Bulldogs
Cathedral Frep
Britain urged tariff on US imports after debt plan
London Nov 22 The House of Commons debated a suggestion by Rt. Hon. Leopold Stennett Conservative that Britain should pay the next three installments on the U.S. debt and then impose special tariffs on American imports.
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Great Britain
United States
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House of Commons
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Leopold Stennett
Hot Stove League Gossip Beats Fans
Baseball chatter centers on Al Simmons contract talks with the White Sox as major leagues plot 1920s style moves. Cleveland Detroit and Washington lead in player counts while St Louis trims its roster. broadcasting, comebacks, and pennant hopes fuel winter speculation across teams and executives.
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White Sox
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New York
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Parlia
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Weaver
Thomas
Beaumonts
Mey
Pete Fox
Bard
Otfelden
Henry Greente
Pete Haier
Cher
Hamlinsand
Rowe
Gresihert
Texas
New Record for Attendance Eyed in Pro Football
United Press reports NFL president Joseph Carr predicts attendance may match or exceed 1931 figures as pro football strengthens this season. He cites Boston crowds near 19 000 to 20 000 in fall games and notes smaller leagues face tougher finances due to limited markets. Carr says changes like deadball rules aim to preserve spectacle.
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Ralph Teatsworth
United Press
Solumbus
Whileojicgé
Athendanes
Gate
Jay
Joseph &. Carr
National Football League
Uie
Tre
Cire
Cary
Boston
Carr
Tke
Portsmouth
Gistez
National Rides Committee
Notre Dame Regulars Out After Navy Game
United Press reports three Notre Dame regulars likely out of the Army game. Barris left guard Melinkovich fullback and tackle Dick Piertus may join injured list. Brandman nursing injuries. Wungeh replaces Barns as guard while Leonard and Bass rotate at fullback. Sheeketski expected to play in Brancheau’s spot.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame Ragars
Oli
Notre Lary
New York
Din
Barris
Geos
Melinkovich
Tenin
Inticlpate
Rity Brandman
High Heiffeck
Navy
Dick Piertus
Msorye
Army
Harry Wungeh
Harns
Jim Leonard
Steve Bass
Tor Sheeketski
Tmid
Brancheau
Corry Publish Tr i b s Chamber Entered a Pai
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political statements and references to governance, wealth and peace. It appears to discuss public policy, proclamations, and possible references to a state or regional administration, with several garbled phrases about rights, trusts, and prosperity. No clear person, date, or event can be confidently identified.
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