Independent Outfit Faces Yankee Artillery Crunch Tomorrow
Tomorrow's contest features the Independents under strong support from fans as they face a deep Yankee lineup. Reports praise Frankie Schwarte as a rising amateur, highlight Lipp Way's recent form, and note Cubs bound Charley Hont seeking to halt the Yankee firepower. Root and the veteran lineup provide seasoned counterattack as locals weigh the roster’s strength against top opposition.
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Cubs
Yankee
Root
Culves Lytus
Fiuth
Gehrig Lazzer
Dikkey
Velde
Owear
Bos
McCarthy
Letis
Ou Pues
Grid Campaign Opens as Teams Kick Off 1932 Football Season
United Press reports the 1932 grid campaign opening with eastern teams led by Harvard Yale Princeton and Navy in action, midwest powers Northwestern Purdue Michigan and Wisconsin energized for conference play, while Notre Dame delays start until December 10. Contenders include Stanford Oregon Auburn Army Georgia Tech and California with favorites and matchups outlined.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
America
Notre Dame
Pjloners
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Navy
Brown
Rogie
Mid-West
Tulane
Vanderbult
Tennessee
Far West
Stanford
Fritz" Crisler
Tigers
Amhierst
Buffalo
Bales
Rhode Island State
Cyirnegie Tech
Geneva
Apniy
Teithil
Purian
Middies
William
Maury
Northwestern
Missouri
Purdue
Pittsburgher Wins In Women's Tourney At Spa
Mary Kuhn of the Pittsburgh Fink Club won the 36-hole invitation golf tournament at Riverside Golf Club in Springs Pa with a score of 173. Geri Lubins of the Wanamajo Club finished two strokes back. Betty Abernathy and Violet Troutman were among top finishers, with scores around 188 and 187 respectively in windy, difficult conditions.
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Mary Kuhn
Pittsburgh Field Club
Riverside Golf Club
Gambadge Springs
Pittsburgh Fink Club
Amers
Womn
Pittsburgis
Geri Lubins
Wananpo Cuiley Club
City
Navy Wind
Agein
Betty Abernathy
Oakman
Violet ‘Troutman
Pittsuireh Country Club
Sloan
Mdzewooi
Wendt
Wend
Fight Results At Hallyyyand Atager 41
Philadelphia boxing card reports Peura Villanauva from Los Angeles defeated Sash Wt in a 10 round bout. The event took place in Philadelphia with notable action and a decisive winner emerging.
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Hallyyyand
Atager
Wat Sash
Philadelphia
Cubs Seek Comeback at Wrigley in World Series Game Three
Chicago Cubs face Yankees in Game Three at Wrigley Field hoping for better control from pitchers and decisive hits after two losses in New York. Pipgras and Root duel as Cubs seek to convert baserunners, curb walks, and reverse a series deficit.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
New York
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Pune
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Chilcago
Charlie Root
George Pipgras
Pipgras
Gvinning
Losin
Root
Leange
Pirates
Cardinals
Root Pite
Athletics
Kerms
Tan Yankeeis
Yankers
Yanks
Tneir
Fipiners
Charlie Grimm
Cub
Chicago Machine
Uhorld
Fractured OCR Note Reflects Unclear Event in India
Fragmentary text mentions India and a private wall route or wallroade with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, making it impossible to determine a concrete event, date, or involved organizations.
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India
Oils Clash with Beavers in Home Game Showdown
The Oil City 11 host Beavers at 2 40 p m on the athletic field as coach H L Wells fields a wounded squad In a bid for a win. Hugh Martin is out two weeks with a sprained ankle and several players are banged up. Expected line includes Ginkley and Chacon at ends Bell or Lowe and Lager at tackles Underwood Sebring or Bell guards Sharp at center Seafran Vaughn Zeight and Firster of Ryan in backfield. Sager may start despite a charley horse and Ryan is hobbled by an ankle injury. Officials named are Netra Farrell Pelland Sharon and Emminger.
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Atilewoll Avenue
H. L. Wells
Hugh Martin
Senday
Wells
Garry
Beasuh
AlUiouzh
Ginkley
Chacon
Bell
Lowe
Lager
Underwood
Sebring
Sharp
Seafran
Vaughn
Zeight
Ryan
Op Mot Sager
Gay
Haroll Graze
Parading Sports Notes Mix Baseball Boxing and Golf
Henry McLemore surveys a collage of sports talk from New York on October 1. Mentions Billy Herman as top NL second baseman, Cubs’ strategies and Marie Koenig’s pennant impact, Babe Ruth in dugout glare, Tony Canzoneri's power, and rough bouts with Kirsch. Also notes Yale's Bob Lassiter as East all American prospect, Columbia Lehigh football history, and multiple boxing results in Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
NEW Yok
Billy Herman
Hill
Yanks
Cubs
Hornshy
Marie
Koenig
Ana
Commeiore
Oosevelt
Charlie Grimm
Marie Koenig
Chicago
Islers
Tony
Billy
Fargo Express
Kirsch
Edward
Little Caesar
New York
Céhien
Newath
Columbia
Lehigh
Con Gehrig
Riggs
Stephenson
Torm
Lou
Tre
Wilhl
Tome
Mie Renal Nimi
Owen
Letty
Schwarts
Yankees
Keore
Billy Hicks
Germany May Raise Color Line for 36 Olympics
Paris, Oct. 1 United Press reports German efforts to draw a color line against negro athletes at the 1985 Berlin Olympics face opposition from the International Olympic Committee. If Germany fails to guarantee the games, the 1980 event could move to Rome or Tokyo. The debate also covers amateur status, reinstating professional soccer, and mixed teams for Olympic football amid pressure from French writers and delegates.
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United Press
Paris
Berlin
Home
Tobio
Rohie
Toki
Vienna
Athens
Los Angeles
Ls Angeles
Germany
Hank Day Debuts as Washington Grid Coach at Home
Washington Pennsylvania October 1 Don LeRoy Day makes his debut as college football coach guiding Washington and Jefferson against West Virginia Wesleyan at home Altain battles and star players headline the team as Day inherits a mix of experienced and developing talent from his predecessor
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Hank” Day
United Press
Washington
Don LeRoy P
Mute
Washington and
Detferson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Ubu Seryoes
Grtal
Phe Giuthiey
Altough
Amun
Cuach
Green Team Opens 192 Football Season at MIC Stadium
Pittsburgh Det 1 Carnegie Tech opens their 192 football season today at MIC Stadium against Geneva College. Coach Holb Waustell and Wally Stelfox will field an inexperienced squad. Only two players from last year are expected to start.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Carnegie ‘Tech
Mic Stadium
Geneva College
Holb Waustell
Wally Stelfox
Six teams form loop for 1932 88 bowling league season
Six teams will comprise the loop for the 1932 88 bowling league season with practice underway at Recreation Alleys. Ray Burr secretary drafts the schedule as league opens midweek while other town managers plan open night to attract players. Harold Crage Paulson Craer join Journ al team as Aero Supply gains strength amid shifting rosters.
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Ray Burky
Harold Crage
Jack Paulson
Don Iknesid
al Miler
Pets Reynolds
Uersity
Sie
Ueibe
Corry-Jamestown
Avro Supply
Feeister
Raymon Mie. Go
Citixns National Banke
Citizens Bani Js
Craler
Paulson
Ray Burr
Kiwani Ledeue
Miss Van Wie Favored To Win Women's Crown
Frank Murphy reports from Peabody that Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago has a strong chance to win the Women's National Amateur Championship, facing Philadelphia’s Mrs. Glenn Colletta Vare in a rematch of prior events. Van Wie, seeking her first title, defeated Ada Mukanziay of Pontiac en route to the final, with Vare advancing to the semis after a tense run at Salem.
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Frank Murphy
United Press
Peabody
Mass
Glenn Colletta Vare
Philadelphia
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Tougy
Salem Covey -Ciyh
Varo
Miia
Tournnament
Choe Velerin Wisterntr
Indies In First Tilt Tomorrow In New Season Opener
Indies prepare for opening game against North East Pros at 2 p m Sunday with manager Pearce announcing the lineup including Corey 5B Polit 0 Seinney Cancille Yee Williams and Mountain Santibeme JH Jackson Sherranga 5 Pi Shaver Joe Rizo Mountian Wugiotti Pusch G Polit Mason Scotch Barnes Kisobb Myers and others in the Corry lineup Boloski Webster Long Dambroski Crim Hanson featured in the backfield Myers coach atory High eyes Sunday's skirmish after two strong workouts and a promising week of practice.
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Pearce
Simday
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Polite
Seinney Cancille
Yee Williams
Mountain Santibeme
Mse
Mountain Chriest
Myers
Ory High
Will
Duquesne Routs Grove City 26 to 0 in 2010 home win
Duquesne football overcame a slow start to beat Grove City 26 to 0 at home. Sophomore Jim McDonald and Dale Slit powered a 37 yard TD run and a 19 yard end run, while Johnny Sepst caught a 42 yard TD pass from Al Deluta. Grove City’s Tomita and Korma defense forced fumbles and contained Duquesne early.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
University of Duquesne
Grove City Callige
Pie Dukes
Mole
Grove City
He Grover
Tuutslige
Bloereiny Waits
Hiner Layden
Str
Grove Oily
Jim McDonald
Dale
Duke
al Deluta
Johnny Sepst
Mukeu
Grovers
Amike Korma
I Buck Tomie
Good punter biggest need at Allegheny
A garbled 1920s college football note describes Allegheny College’s punting crisis. Coach Tippin relied on Hob Garbark and Wally Benger. several punters underperformed, threatening the team’s field position and game plans.
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Auchiony College
Tippin
Hob Garbark
Wally Benger
Pri
Inigiton
Suipila
Bill
Moen
Tala Cain
Corry General Hospital Scope Of Business Clarified
A local bloc clarifies the scope of business for Corry General Hospital amid ongoing operations. Officials explain necessary services, medical coverage, and facility obligations to ensure continued patient care.
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Corry Reneral
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear local notice
The text appears corrupted showing partial phrases and misread words, no coherent event, names, dates, or places extractable for a factual summary.
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Choe Feroh
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