Beavers Rally In 32-0 Clash With Indies Rivals
Corry defeats Titusville 6-0 in a hard fought 32-0 victory as Wardle and Pusch connect on a crucial late-drive score. Myers injures early. Shupe and Rosequist star for Indies, while Wardle’s dash and Wardle-to-Pusch pass set the decisive touchdown sequence in a windy Athletic Field bout.
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Feyreen Titusvilje
Cory
Windind
Bil Myers
Preddie Pusch
Lee le Page
Mingers
Watille
Pusch
Titusville
Slai
Wardle
Jackson
Titusville Va
Corry
Tadies
Teansigin
Utu
Willy
Minny Rosemuist
Tiny
Mount
Enbbleel
Jellers
Snowis
Wargile
Taville
Braneis
Tihurville High
Gunsen
Shupe
Geyarnd
Lnoal Toyard Hing
Tailen Ligh
Myers Kleced
Mianeli
Ateplis Venu
Rywoveron
Lynn Lavyte
Ituerville
Myore
Ville
Wardle Ani Pusch
Myers
Rovequist
Slupe
Pasl
Rosequiat
Juville
Lawson
Dusky
Wardie
Gorry
Aind
Titftsville
Shaver
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Thiel
Teine
Titusville Husbee
Tittsvills
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Smedley
Williams
Foster
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Lubin
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Daye
Hand
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Mason
Curls
Thomas
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Curlis
Clare
Thionjas
Roberts
Warlile Releres
Zalznock
Stroupy
Allen
Falconer High dominates Cory High in 32 to 0 win
Falconer High School rolled to a decisive 32 to 0 victory over Cory High, piling up 15 first downs while the visitors stalled until late. Haskins, Messina and Chandler scored as Falconer’s line repeatedly broke through, with Post and others contributing on a strong ground game.
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Falconer
Beavers
Haskins and Messina
Falconer High Eleven
Cory’ High
Invaders
Tate
Haskins
Messina
Faconer Schoolasties
Corey Willisie
Engel Hagberg
Paylor
Hixon
Williams
Hisines Rudolphn
Ainmey Haskins
Ganliele Messina
Chandler
Thorpe Gaeta
Dimieke
D Falconer
Hasking
Gilbert Messina
Jouensown
Messing
Braves finish in top bracket with NL context
United Press reports the Boston Braves ending a 12 year gap by securing a top NL finish as the Braves beat the Phillies and Pirates while the Giants lost to Chicago. In the American League Babe Ruth and the Yankees beat Boston 9 to 6 as Ruth adds another win to his already storied season.
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United Press
New York
Boston Braves
Isk Vision
Lois Civilinata
Enyes
Ulti
St Tunis
Chicago
Bravillyn
Rosinge
Patkrburgh
Washington
Philadélpha Athletics
Babe Ruth
Vest
Newark Yankews Meat Beaton
Ruth
Metecie
Evalan
Caissea White
Stribling Loses Foot Ending Ring Career in Crash
Macon Georgia reports former heavyweight Stribling loses left foot after motorcycle accident when struck by car sideswiping his bike. He suffers crushed leg and shattered pelvis, ending his boxing career at nearly 28 after peak battles with Max Schmeling. Nurses aid him as he grimly faces permanent injury.
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United Press
Macon
W. L. (Young
Shibling
Stribling
Georgia
Kleite Stibling
Middle Hour Golf Club
A. ¥. Johnson
Frances Jones
Roy Batton
Barrow
Jolson
Toebing Ane YEOH in Kusmmeiend County Designe
An unclear OCR fragment reports a local design or boundary note in Kusmmeiend County. It mentions individuals like Miradl and Fey and a figure of $4, with reference to Bhawrtll Designe and a curve described as wearing six tog al fs.
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Kenstones
Faines
Lye Miradlvillie
Fey
Gramtied County
New Marks Set in 1933 Major League Season
By Jack Cuddy United Press staff correspondent New York Oct 2 1933 marks a year of record feats in both leagues Giants win NL crown under Bill Terry in his first full season as manager while Chuck Klein and Bud Tinning collect batting and pitching honors in the NL Washington's Joe Cronin leads the Senators to the AL pennant Jimmy Foxx Lou Gehrig and Dizzy Dean set modern and all time marks in home runs hits and consecutive scoreless innings Deacon Scott’s longevity record falls as Gehrig approaches it целей
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Ual
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Bud Tinning
Chicago Cubs
Washington
Joe Gronin
Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Ath- Temis
Russell van Atta Offieeankens
Klein
Manning
Chicago
Jon Warnske
van Atta
Lefty” Groves
Athletics
Losder
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Lefty Grove
Yankees
Jimmy Forme
Lew Gehrig
Deacon Scott
Gehrig
Stuart Cameron
Terry
Jean Oklahoma
Polo, Grounds
Gils
New
United Presa
Burk
Hos
1933 Golf Honors Go to Hoylen in Weekend Wins
Lee Hoylen captured both the Club Championship and the Presidents Cup over the weekend at the Orry Club. He defeated Lee G. Shoemaker 1 up in a 1 hole match for the Club Championship, rallying from 1 down after the front nine. Hoylen then beat H J Walthers of Union City to win the Presidents Cup, also erasing a first nine deficit and finishing strong to prevail. Also noted were yesterday's heroes Babe Ruth and Wally Berger for decisive victories in baseball.
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Lee Hoylen
Orry
Hoylen
Lee G. Shoemaker
H. J Walthers
Union
City
Warren Grabs Third Victory in Grid League Jamestown
Jamestown Oct 2 The Liberties and Crescents played a home gridiron game at Oriole Field drawing about 2,500. The Liberties defeated the Crescents 18 2 led by quarterback Roche Malpide. Warren Paul retained first place by beating Bradford 19 0 at Bradford while Mayville and Salamanca tied 6 6 at Selmand in a season noted for Mayville’s repeated 66 score.
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Jamestown
Liberties and Crescents
Crescents
Stout
Dain
Warren
Paul
Bradford
Mayville
Salamanca
Selmand
Standings and scores in major leagues update
Oct 2 report from New York shows four major leagues with updated standings and several scores: Philadelphia eight versus Washington six. New York two, Boston four. St Louis one, Cleveland six. Cincinnati seven, Chicago one.
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Amantean Philadeliphia
Washington v
New York
Boston
Dalkett
Clevelani
Matignal
Cinelinat
Chieaay
Louis
Phiudelphia
Bawollya O
Washington
Yorks
Philadelphia
Sleretamih
Br Louis
Harel
St. Louie
Brooklyh
Philmualphiea
Cincinnati
Wesleyville Triumphs in Hidden Meavers Meet
A garbled report from a Saturday event in Wesleyville notes Wesleyville defeating Weslyulllagh to lead the Meavers standings. Details are unclear but mentions Ninety-nine scores, event timing, and local participants.
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Eanuttess
Senators Ten to Win in World Series Favor, Giants Slide
The Senators opened as 1 to 7 favorites to win the World Series over the Giants, despite Bill Terry naming Carl Hubbell as opening pitcher. Giants were 10 to 7 favorites for game one at the Polo Grounds, with fans already debating series possibilities.
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Senators
Ruth On Mound As Yanks Win
Ruth returns to the mound for the Yankees in a game where Burk struggles to shape due to irregular pitching. The Red Sox take an early lead before Williams and a comeback by the Yankees yield a 8 to 9 victory in a tense contest.
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Ruth
YANKS
Lennis
Chile
Cusleys Williams
Ted Treat
Resent Journal
Incowelee
Charles Hoffmaster
Mulgin Cade Hart
brewemi-tinalibhAim
Fipir Fénelct
Thileney
Tonmig
Scholastic Results and Team Scores Recap
Reported scholastic results feature several named competitors and team appearances. Key results include Grevilleth at 19, Vinuwnt scoring 40, Parra & Kane Te at 2, Parr & Kane Te at 2, and Comniphall AG at 1 with other listed scores and placements across various participants.
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Scholastig
Shall Ti
Grevilleth
Sil City
Girard O Feateld
Fredott Huciir
Cieby
Bgrodtod
Warren & North Sask
Westergile U
Vinuwnt
Alun
Bussat
Comniphall AG
Parr & Kane Te
Allinnoo
Giants Favored In 1833 Baseball Classic Duel
Today in sport previews the Washington Senators clash with the New York Giants at Polo Grounds and Griffith Stadium. Analysts favor Bill Terry's Giants, praising Hubbell and Terry while noting the Senators’ chances, with prep reports on high school football and local grid battles impacting weekend momentum. The Corry-Titusville clash and Beaver setback details round out a busy regional sports scene.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Elections and Events
A garbled passage references voting, places, and names in a mid page OCR crop. It mentions France, a person named Fiona, and multiple oddly phrased phrases about polls, Movember, and a draw with uncertain details.
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France
Fiona Jottee
Priser
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