Intersectional football in 1925 expected to surge in East West play
The article notes 1925 could be a landmark year for intersectional football as Western and Eastern teams expand schedules. It highlights Pennsylvania University securing home and home series with Chicago and Illinois, with Western clubs pressing for reciprocal gates and broader travel. It covers coach opinions, notable matchups, and upcoming college games across the country.
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Chicago
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Seneral
Mwe
Ond
Middlewest
Cern Jerstbutt
Corry High faces graduation losses in closing season summary
Corry High School’s eleven ends season with a win over Union City and loses only Walter Gordon to graduation. Star center Bid Sloan remains captain with Raymond Ewing handling management duties. Gordon Ayas backfield star injured late, but nucleus like Ross returns, signaling a strong next season. The team’s early season showed 75 point by opponents 82 point by Corry. The Keys seek better luck next fall with cleaned rivals ahead.
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Union City
Los
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Uliiter
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Bid” Sloan
Riymond Ewing
Gordon Ayas
Ross
Keys Book Contest With Erie Champions
Manager Young of the Key songs announced that he had booked the Erie County Electrics for next Wednesday evening. The Bleerties beat SS Mary's Cadets to claim the city series title, with the third game set at Cambridge Springs. Chet Brewer, Erie's famed basketball pivot, leads a strong Electrics lineup facing local independents in reunion style contests.
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Army Big Favorite to Win Today's Game
Army was favored to beat Navy in the famous contest as a heavy machine with faster players and depth. Navy faced a tough test in rough weather and a strict crowd in Baltimore with security and dignitaries present.
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High Five to Open Practice in New Gym
Corry High plans opening practice in the completed new gym for the 1924 25 schedule. Coach Howard Sheen says 25 players may try out with Don Maloney as veteran guard among hopefuls. A strong schedule is being drafted as the Orange and Black prepare for upcoming opponents.
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Howard Shee
Ty Xet
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Don" Maloney
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First Mortgages Built at Discount Signal Estate Closure
In a terse notice, see Robart Patterson detailing mortgage actions and estate closings tied to a discount plan. The document outlines a sequence of financial moves aimed at settling property holdings and finalizing inheritance steps.
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