District 10 Meat highlights and Meadville meeting set
Meadville will host the annual District 10 meeting on December 8 with votes on revised constitution and plans for volleyball swimming golf tennis and gymnastics. Warren's Hydia Oil football team beat Cleveland's Spartans 6 to 0 in front of about 1 000 fans. The Northwestern Pennsylvania Football Conference titled Sharon High champions with Titusville second and Beavers in the mix. Red Pierce’s Rocky Grove opened the cage season with two wins while Nori East High and other teams prepare for a busy schedule. Army and Navy clash in Philadelphia for the 87th time with Army leading series. state game commission notes opening-day safety gains. Pirates plan to bid for players at NL meeting including Van Mungo. Barney Ross defends lightweight title tonight in New York.
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Barney Rosa
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Red Raiders Close Season With 32–0 Victory
Colgate’s young Red Raiders finished a lackluster season with a 32 to 0 win over the Brown Bears before about 5,000 spectators. The one sided game ended a long gridiron rivalry rooted in earlier seasons.
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West Coast Husky Bid Sets Bowl Hope for 1927
New York reports Washington’s Huskies routed Washington State 40 to 0 to clinch the Pacific Coast Conference title and earn a likely Rose Bowl bid as Alabama eyes a possible national claim after dethroning Vanderbilt 44 to 6. Other results include Fordham's 7-6 upset loss to NYU and Bucknell’s 0-0 tie with Temple as major teams wrap the 1926 season.
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Thanksgiving football scores across many college games
A collage of Thanksgiving day results lists University of Texas and Arkansas wins, Missouri and Montana scores, Southern California and California tied, Utah and Colorado totals, Montana State, New Mexico, Northern Arizona results, plus numerous other college matchups. Notable scores include Alabama 14 Yale 6, North Carolina 59 Virginia 14, and St Louis 21 over Washington at Bel Lansi 6.
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Watertown High Beats Erie Academy 13 to 7 in Postseason Clash
Watertown High rallied to topple Erie Academy 13 to 7 in a post season intersectional game watched by about 5,000 fans. Both teams claimed section championships.
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Peake Wins Turkey With 268 at Recreation Alleys
Peake, scoring 268 for the high single game, won the turkey offered by Recreation Alleys on Wednesday. Jack Krone took second prize, a chicken, with 256. Mary Kasper claimed the turkey for teneman's event with 93, while Van Kosmoski and Hix tied for 198 for the second prize.
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Penn Defeats Cornell In 14-6 Victory At Franklin Field
Philadelphia November 27 Pennsylvanias power at tackle turned back Cornell yesterdays gallant sophomores 14 to 6 before 57000 at Franklin Field The veteran Quaker eleven rallied in the second half after being stymied for two periods and gave up a touchdown to Cornell on a 46 yard punt return by Seonge Peck The cold wind swept the field and the annual Ivy League clash was played without a single penalty of record
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Bucknell Ties Temple in Thanksgiving Clash
Philadelphia November 21 Bucknell scrappy football team with long punts kept Temple scoreless in a tie. The result leaves Temple’s veteran coach Glenn S. Warner one game short of a coaching milestone.
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Goldberg and Dadio Spark Pitt to 31 14 Victory
Pitt Panthers finish regular season with a 31 to 14 win over Carnegie Tech. Sophomore stars Marshall Goldberg and Bill Dadio scored three and one touchdowns respectively as Pitt broke through frigid conditions before about 40 000 fans. Bobby Serue capped his collegiate career with a TD, while Tech’s Jerry Matelan led the visitors with a 21 yard touchdown run and a 47 yard total.
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Nestor Henvlon
Frank Chyzewski
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Army Navy Classic tickets sold out for two weeks
United Press report from Philadelphia notes the Army Navy game drew the largest crowd yet, with 101000 seats, 28,000 temporary stands, and expected spending over 1 million. Scalping probes underway as government officials seek how tickets reached high officials. Coach lineup undecided. Navy favored 7 to 5 in early betting.
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Tom Hamilton
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Curwensville West Pa Champs Crown Rights Fight
In the Central Pennsylvania interscholastic meet Curwensville and Kingston vie for the Western Conference title after a disputed ruling by Western Conference officials on forfeited games. The public crown may go to Kingston or Curwensville depending on tonight’s conference decision and a December match to determine the state title at Myers Stadium.
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Raven Wins Youndstowy 13 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day
Raven dominates South eleven 13 to 0 to salvage a faltering season as Navy submarines the Ramblers 9 to 0. Police investigate ticket speculation after two men are arrested for selling four seats at 15 dollars each to a detective, with 30 other seats offered to those near the White House. Suspects held on $500 bail as Cadet camps of 1600 and 2400 Midshipmen prepare to march into the stadium tomorrow noon.
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Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments naming public sale action and local officials.
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