College football and cross country notes from gathered meets and matches
The report covers Wally Marks becoming captain of the MPG Ohio University team, Harvard and Syracuse cross country results at Van Cortlandt Park, Johnny Mesers defeating Jon Parelli in Chicago, Conlon's marriage license, Notre Dame vs Nebraska injury concerns, St Titus High's comeback, Pittsburgh's Thanksgiving game progression, Warren's Nameless Five season opener against Keystoners, and scattered notes on high school and prep athletics including Grange-inspired debates and notable local boxing results.
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Johny Mesers
Jon Parelli
Chicago
Tohimiy Conlon
Johanna Hagan Cunjon
Cadets Drop Opening Game to Titusville Y Cadets
Titusville Yo MG A Juniors toppled St Howard's Cadets 22 to 10 in the opening half as Armagost starred with four field goals and three free throws. Cadets rallied late but could not overcome the damage, with poor passing cited as a key factor and the "Micks" left to regroup for the next game against Lawrence Welders.
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Armagost
Titusville
MG. A
St Howard's
Pight
StoneeNew Chevalle
Armagast
Bud* Kinney
Edward
Dickinson
Art Rupuite
Unitet
Oldail
Lawrence
Tino
Souris Wit Wis
Titssvine
Maloney
Armigont Tord
Duffy
Tinwennt
Lesini
Duife
Lord
Kiney
Masterson
Kinnes
Kinney
Kitey
Dalefy
Finnean
Edyards
Edwards
Corry High Eleven Banquet Debates Football Results
Corry High’s annual banquet tonight will honor gridiron players and review past seasons. Prominent figures discuss nine-game records, with a celebration including a dinner and recognitions as fans follow results from Corry versus Youngsville and other local teams.
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Gridiron Warriors of
Corry
Past & Son
Sean
Keys Open Season With Decisive Win
A crowded arena witnessed Keys open the season with a decisive victory over Naw Castle. Captain Hartman sparked the offense with early baskets and standout defense by aunt Thisty Jones helped secure a commanding lead, while Frost and Jones complemented the attack with timely passes and steady shooting.
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Thisty Jones
Wieneieuls
Ener
Naw Castle
Lab Posh
Allies Jones
Pitts
Williams
Harting
Wolfe
Hartman Sett
Vitare
Biuh Falas
Willy Field Galatlas
Colgate Can Win Runner Up Grid Honors
Colgate can claim runner up honors as the college football season closes with little shakeup in standings. Dartmouth remains top in the East while Colgate, tied with Lafayette, and Penn State, Yale, and Harvard vie for position. Dartmouth beat Brown in the final Providence game on Thanksgiving.
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Colgate
Tue
Iow
Arme
Armas
Allie
Dartmouth
Wolgate
Lafayette
Sait Lawrence
Sch
Penn State
Jarvard
Agamingeas
Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth Colgate
Bigaon
Providence
Dress catches fire. tot fatally burned in open grill
SARKSBURG WV Nov 24 A four year old girl, Geraldine Qivehter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferris Creek Was, died after her dress caught fire in an open grill incident at her hand. The tragedy occurred in Sarksburg as authorities investigated the fatal accident.
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United Press
Sarksburg
Wo Va
Geraldine
Ferris Creek
Zuppke Slams Grange In Fiery Banquet Rebuke
Hob Zuppke, coach of the Illinois team, publicly rebukes Red Grange at a banquet, declaring he will not hire 100000 dollar stars and defending amateur status. Grange plans to turn pro with Chicago after the banquet, while Zuppke criticizes the value placed on star players in college football.
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Welliasi
Warrar
United
Umampaign
Red Grange
Hob Zuppke
Lash
Miimis
Wim
Chicago
Florida
Zuppker
Grange
Zuppke
Chivago
Ia University
Ile- Tolarimig
Qualem
President considers letter from Lewis on coal crisis
President Coolidge has notified John J. Lewis that he has taken under consideration Lewis's letter about the Hitumabue coal situation. The White House says the president is studying the action and will reply in detail once a conclusion is reached.
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Washington
Nay
Coolidge
John J. Lewis
United Minu Workers
Ts Wag
Lewis
Major League Season Likely to Be Cut Short this Year
United Press reports that major league owners are close to shortening the season with a late start and a compressed schedule. League executives meet in New York to discuss a plan that would push the World Series into late autumn and reduce the regular season to fit a shorter calendar.
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New York
United Press Pinpago
Noy
Toesp Dhunial Meas
New Yorke
Shason
Shason Helewigg
Bamiball
Bamiball and Prefers To Contepit Streiction On Foogball
Johnsor
Andi Gues
Thi Bi Paraure
Fnrerces
Geries
Wie Snknile
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Poultry Trends
Grain prices steady to dull with pork quiet and lard weaker. Midwest spot markets show limited activity as eggs stay quiet with few firsts offered. Poultry remains steady with live birds and turkeys in supply, while overall market tone stays cautious amid uncertain demand.
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Boumsio
Veuille Arnica Hutter
Kany Sreluning
Huelle Quay
Bavts
Uextia Woptomns
Pvems Agcet
Fragmented Local News Item Signals Missing Details
OCR fragment hints at a northern region report with unclear subject. Readable portions mention dates or names not clearly identifiable. The item remains incomplete and requires original text for precise headline and summary.
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Princeton
Gyequiss
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Wally Marks
Ohio University
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Rex Enright
Nebraska
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Enright
Northwestern
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Don ‘Teege
Capitan
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St. Titus
High Jinewp
University of Pittsburgh
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Tony State
Pitt Une
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Pittsburgh
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Warren
Th Keystoner
Ferpnesue
Toc Chem
Bradford
Tive
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Squack
Jeadvilly High
Crawford County
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Mercer County
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Harold ‘el Grange
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High Eleven
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Philadeldima
Salley Prisha
Jo Meeh
Mickey Waller
Newark
York
Jimmy Deruvesr
Ty Mall
Piocheer Athletic Club
Rich and Jones
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