Keys Open Season With Rochester Five Ajax Bowlers
The Keystones launch their 1924-25 season December at the State Armory facing New York rivals. Manager Philip Young aims to rebuild the Blue and Gold lineup with Bib Prosi, Chel Breen, and others returning, while new tryouts from Cleveland Rosental and Al Wolk join the Rochester roster.
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Jong Levil
Haskessbutl Fins
Wis
Philip Young
Keystones
State Armory
Rochester
Rochester Gidamobiles
Toms Ikumn
Keys
Mhunues Young
Muin Rich
al Wolk
Lehenys
Witeane
Finol
Jjitsi
Tao Miridere Mmest
Cemetery Memorials at Low Winter Prices Shown Nearby
Fragmentary ad copy describes cemetery memorials advertised at low winter prices. It urges readers to visit the display in Corry to view large monuments and markers, noting orders will be set in spring 1929.
Clymer High Is Defeated in Hard-Fought Contest
Norman Neckers reports a boys basketball game where Clymer High fell to Chautauqua High with a lean final margin. Hardenburg led the victors with steady scoring as Clymer struggled to keep pace throughout the match.
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Norman Neckers
Glemer
Notre Mame
Chautauqua High
Siyy Viele
Hardenburg
Penward
Chautaguala Bas
Clymer Aig
Cribt
Neckers
Wossinis
So Lestens
Syhermerhorn
Sthepps Ub
Coen
Chatinaligud
Pliyer Po FG
Murdenbiey Ri TR Mhympson
Bentley Ia Ie
Buln
U Bown
Oregon Defeats New York University in Thanksgiving Upset
United Press reports a surprising Thanksgiving Day college football slate led by Oregon Aggies stunning New York University Violets. Kentucky bound Tennessee showdown shifted with Kentucky’s upset win. Georgia Tech and Georgia scored decisive triumphs as Florida and other teams posted notable victories while Syracuse and Penn faced dominant showings.
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United Press
Oregon Aggies
Nw York University
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lodin Chilel
Colonels
Kmesser
Merida
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Wishington
Lee
Lyhama
Syracuse
Son Sith
Odin
Pennsylvania
Scorlite
Brown
Ars Pittsburgh
Penn Slik
Mirapilatus Buchwill
Plelaly Eibaniey Salem
Wit
Strub Poised for Title Bout in Youngstown Club Fight
Strub sets up a main event clash at Youngstown Club as Nav Aye Sera and Lentwelgut are mentioned for a program supporting the Army night. O'Keer of Cullimmns defeated Colinhis over Cuddy De Maren on a recent card, signaling a tough challenge for Strub. The classified ads hint at affordable options for fans.
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Arminey
O'Keere
Monrlay
Colinhis
Cuddy de Maren
St Titus Hich New Member Of Cage Loop
Officials finalize season schedule for high school basketball leagues in St Titus parish. Sacred Heart of Shar in and St Marys council supported reallocation while St Titusville High moved into the northern district with St Stanislaus, Cathedral High, and St Stewart’s of Corry.
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ST Titus Hich
Cage Loop
Sacred Head of
Sharin
St. Mary's
St. Marys
High School
Tithsville
St Stanislaus and
Cathedral High
Briley
St Meward's of
Corry
Warren High Beats Erie East 26 to 6 in Slippery Clash
Warren High School triumphed over Erie East 26 to 6 on a wet field. Watton captain Ayeviho scored three touchdowns as Warren pushed to their twelfth straight victory this season while overcoming a soggy, slippery conditions.
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Warren High
Erie East
Warren
Wil
Steven Tuo
A. Beyeviho
Watton
Yen
Wuss
Jamestown High Beats Dunkirk 36 to 0 in Football Victory
Jamestown High dominated Dunkirk with a 36 to 0 football win as the home team showcased strong running and defense. The clear margin reflected Jamestown's powerful offense and solid coordination throughout the contest.
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Jamestown High
Dunkirk
Meadville vs Titusville: Red and Blue Triumph
Meadville easily defeated Titusville as the Red and Blue scored twice in the first half. The opening drive featured strong runs and a 27 yard strike setting the tone. The squads exchanged momentum with a 2 yard and a 27 yard series, sealing Meadville’s win on the field.
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Meadville
Titusville
Ville Fligh Grindlets
Woite -Seetyon
NPT
Seon Oh
Red
Binet
NYU Names Captain For 1929 Football Team
New York University selects Leonard Thut as captain for the 1929 grid season at Yankee Stadium. He succeeds Al Lassnin who is hospitalized in Pittsburgh after injuries from the recent game with Oregon Aggies.
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New York
Leonard 4Rhut
Tabkele
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Oregon Aggies
al Lassnin
Pittsburgh
New York U.S
Blaze Destroys Block In Jamestown Attributed Loss
Fire damages the Paramount Barber site rear storeroom and second floor causing extensive losses. Emily Wilson and Penton Power tied to the scene as crews battled the blaze with limited access, water drainage flooding lower levels while authorities work to determine causes and total values. Franklin action noted with high school event overshadowing the day’s local sports headlines.
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Amrstown
Wira
Etornilald Oelgny
Walter Hoe
Uy Nsw
Lille Mippattrome Thyaltn
Jease
Winer Garden
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