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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1928
Page
2
United Press selects an all eastern eleven from colleges like Army Carnegie Tech Princeton and Pennsylvania. Discussion notes the top players Strong Harpster Cagle Seal and others, highlighting their seasons and roles on offense and defense.
Jamestown reserves fall to Jamestown High School Reserves 18 to 2 at the Troquois Reservation near Gowanda. The Jamestown squad scored both touchdowns in the first half while "the Jet 5" and guard Deeshar of Carnegie rallied for the visitors with strong line play and defensive pressure. Notable performers include Mike Ghetto of Pitt and Al Lassman of UW, praised as top eastern tackles, with Army and Boston College stars Messenger and Smith also highlighted for their aggressive play and forward passing.
Corry A s basketball team enters the Erie district Regimental Basketball League for the season. Grove City and Kane area teams previously competed for the title. last season Grove City prevailed. The A s, coached by Hoenes, will open December plans, with the squad training and aiming to defend regimental and league honors.
Corry fans who traveled to Pittsburgh Saturday witnessed Ken Strong star for the Violets as they routed Carnegie Tech 127 to 18. Strong set the tone with multiple scoring plays and demonstrated a machine like rhythm on offense, while New York University’s defense struggled to stop his quick passes and run game.
Clymer high school opens 128-08 basketball season with three straight victories led by Wassinke and Grist. They beat Ripley 22 to 2, with strong offense and defense despite foul line issues. Schedule shows upcoming games at Chantauqua and Sherman with open dates. team faces a tough schedule this season.
The Tops defeated the Black Rocks yesterday afternoon at Celovan Park in a high scoring game. Rough play and intense action framed the clash as the city championship race tightens with the series tied at one win each after the latest contest.
Chicago correspondent reports Illinois players dominate Western Conference honors after a season marked by upsets and strong showings. Top names include Granges and Harleys from a Chicago Maroons context, with Purdue and Dartmouth noted in late- season play.
The article records a dissolution of partnership by mutual consent dated November 240 1825 and involving Mrs ALO Zennie Fishy and others in a shop firm with the firm name The Bat Shoppe. It notes debts, settlement terms, and signatories including Annie Fish, Jas P Brad, and witnesses, with the agreement continued under the new firm name.
A jagged OCR note mentions Ay H Gordon and G H Gordon with a cryptic address 3126-840 Alassht. The fragment appears to be a personal or notice reference likely about tenure, advancement, and sanitation duties, but the text is garbled and unreadable for full context.
Pittsburgh November 26 Albert Laem captain of Nowe Watts University football team was injured in the last quarter. He has improved today according to physicians but remains in serious condition. Gar fegie Tech team reported to be here Sunday for a matchup with Nowe Watts University.
A fragmented account mentions a millionaire figure and a store philosopher who weighs words on any subject. The lines hint at observations, insurance policies, and a cryptic 48 entoyfaling term, with names and places obscured by muddled OCR.
Advert promotes family monuments and markers by Corky Corb, noting lowest prices from 25.00 and up, with tipping and setting included in cemeteries. Mentions spring of 1020 and largest group of monuments shown.
NYU leads the eastern college football ranking after a 27 to 18 win over Carnegie Tech, with Georgetown and other top teams close behind. The Violet victory, led by coach John F Movhan, solidifies NYU as the region’s top squad despite a prior loss to Georgetown.
Local eleven from the city hosted Alfred University at Meadville. Allegheny dominated the game with a 27 to 10 score, Alfred failing to mount any offense. Key players Hughes Slaven Billings Moon and Rowingson starred on defense and offense as Allegheny posted a steady series of long gains and several touchdowns. Five players wore the home uniforms in the win, extending Allegheny’s season record to five wins, three losses, and one tie. A Nash Louting car owned by R F Holden of Titusville was damaged Sunday morning near Jamestown, Pa, with the body found abandoned nearby, possibly due to a heart-related incident.
The readable fragments suggest a local item or public matter with limited context. No clear persons organizations or dates are discernible. the text appears damaged or garbled, offering only vague references to an event or decision without specifics.
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