Allegheny to Meet Edinboro In Season Opener
Allegheny prepares for its first game of the season against Edinboro State Teachers in Meadville. The squad split into two balanced teams, with Dee Sutter and Bill Horn starring, and Horn handling punting duties.
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Edinboro
Meadville
Bet. O
Allegheny Eridders
Tippi
Lieloight
Dee Satler
Bellaque Boy
Bill Horn
Clairton High
Horn
Art Balser
Garbark
Berger
Imanney
Dick Horn
Clairton
Hoss Brown
Eyre
Waite
Monessen
Red Vanamen
Lisbon
Ohio
Bugbee
Jamestown
Edwards
Minienum
Hol Hamer
Uniontown
Bill Berger
Ham Stead
Dee Sutter
Bob Robblee
Beavers football and broadcasting stir regional sports scene
The piece notes Pearce courting Al Maglisceati of Youngsville High as a top lineman, with Erie’s abandonment affecting availability. It discusses local prep football and basketball talent, school athletic tensions, and a looming change in World Series radio broadcasts affecting fans.
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Biseball
Iday
Col
Dake Rupper
Yunboss
Duubini
Coronel Hippurt
Ruuliu
Colonel Rippert
Tunliss Somethfins
Salem
Adil
Ineling
Wuden Landis
Three Yankee Players Marry in New York
Fragmented OCR recalls three New York Yankees players marrying in New York and nearby towns. Sanny Byrd, catcher Bir Dickey, and Verna Patty Gumur are noted, with other names like Rachel G. Smith and Violet Arnold mentioned in unclear phrasing.
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Sanny Byrd Hilfielder
New Yorke Yankees
Hosey
Bir Dickey
Verna Patty
Gumur
Asyrvivas
Rachel G. Smith
Birmingham
Ala
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Dickey
Violet Arnold
Gomez
Yankees
Hunt O'Dea
Broadway
Lou Gehrig
Citar
Jey Fufting
Ben Chapman
Lyn
Marisa
Harvard Crimson slams opening game as worthless
The Harvard Crimson condemns a go with Buffalo as unsportsmanlike and indefensible. Editors defend Harvard while lampooning opponents and noting the unbalanced mismatch and impact on college football ethics.
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New York
Get
Harvard Crimson
Perhips
Soung
New Wire
Jess
Harvard
Buffalo
The
Crimson
Duck
Maryan
Varpet
Hffaly
Sohie Mirscle
Murvard
Bates Indale
Bates
Neil
Seth
Bates Manland
Hu Crimson
Mest
Drexel
Dentisun
Flobart
Hirai
Laurel
Timy Canzoneri
Jframie Potrotte
McLarin
Rumor: White Sox Pursue Earnshaw From A’s
Chicago rumors say the White Sox seek right hander George Earnshaw from the Philadelphia Athletics. Reports mention possible deals involving Mule Haas, Jimmy Dykes and other A’s stars, with purchases of Al Simmons or Al Detroit and Washington possibly tied to the trade.
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United Press
Chicago
Denis
Connie Mack
Vetera Stars
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
George Earnshaw
Sox
al Detroit
Washington
Simmons
Mule Haas
Jimmy
A's
Michigan Northwestern in Sell-Out Big Ten Clash
In Chicago on October 5 1940 vast crowds head to Ann Arbor and Minneapolis for Michigan versus Northwestern and Minnesota versus Purdue. Northwestern seeks to stop Harry Newman and John Rogerboul and claim a title shot as Purdue brings a veteran squad.
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Minnesota
Purdue
Minneapolis
Chicago
Yale
United Press Chicago
Michigan- Northwestern
Wend
Mansi
Gonya
Riley
Pieley
Well
Welchin
Northwestern
Michigan
Harry Newman
John Rogerbu
Conneaut Lake to Meet Indies in Sunday Grid Showdown
Conneaut Lake plans to contest the Corry Independents in a second game at Athletic Field next Sunday afternoon. Negotiations with Conneaut Lake are reported closed, with Greenville and Meadville stars likely in the lineup. Maglisceau from Geneva College may join, adding weight to a roster that aims for a strong start against Minnesota while Myubs recovers in hospital. Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Indiana also feature in the surrounding Big Ten slate.
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Conneaut Lake
Greenville
Mondville
Corry Independents
Athietic
Conneaut
Lakers
Jgridders
Oth Meadville
Greenville Starsill
Mayard Maglisceau
Geneva College
Jinteman
Maglisceau
Youngeville High School
Bre Pros
Hevas
Corry Leven
Terma
Minnesota
Jack Manders
Pug Lund
Ubs
Hellback
Chicago Willarry
New Haven
A. A. Stagg
Madison
W. G. Spears
Wisconsin
Ossie Solem
Ohio State
Indiana
Minnofsias Bradley Tech
Kid Chocolate Beats Farr in Ten Round Fight
Cuban featherweight Kid Chocolate won his third straight decision over Johnny Farr of Cleveland in Detroit. The bout at Olympia Garden lasted ten rounds with Chocolate using a squat, short armed style to control the pace and scoring a knockdown in the fifth. Farr lasted the distance despite a late rally by the Cuban challenger.
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Detroit
Kid Chocolate
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Olympia
Ty Ve
Johnson to quit as Senator manager after season
Walter Johnson, lasting figure in Washington baseball, is released as manager after a four year tenure marked by a late surge that left the Senators one game behind the Athletics. Clark Griffith cites a change as the reason and Johnson’s 20 year run with the club ends.
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Johnson
Washington
Senators
United Press
Walter Johnson
Washington, Senators
Senator
Sone
Newark Bears
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