Today in Sport Coplinges Dominate Beavers Weekend Notes
A sprawling sports column previews pitching matchups in the world series and weekend games. It highlights Hubbell and Whitehill for the Senators, speculation on neutral venues, and the impact of lefties on opening home games. It mentions golf at Cambridge Springs, radio broadcasts of Pitt and Tech football, and a Sunday exhibition by Cannavino’s Independents amid a busy regional schedule.
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Beavers
Cambridge Springs
Johnny Johnson
Meadville
Pribine- Republican
Crawford County
Erie City
Toby Lyons
Nora Hast
Walter S. Critchlow
Titusville
Rummer Sip
Mealville Ten
Jack Micks
W.A. Carlson
Norah Gaylord
Alex Houtz
Erie
Reading
World Series Down to Crucial Stage As Giants Seek Lead
With the count two to one in the series, the Giants and Senators prepared for a decisive game. New York hoped Hubbell would handle Washington again, while Senator fans expected timely hits and more timely pitching, centering on Whitehill’s shutout triumph and the tension of the pennant race.
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Hubbell
Schumacher
Bert Whitehill
Senators
Ereal Southpaw
Giants
Schmacher
Nats
Cani
New York Stars
Washington Vetumn
Whitehill
Joe Cronin
Young Colts
Maday
Terry
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
U. S. Army
Earl Whitehill
Senaitory
Monty Weaver
Memphis
Bill Terry
Carl Hubbell
Lean
Nationals
Cronin
Mamush
New York
Honus
Goslin
Manush
Wagner
Waslington
Whitehit
Jackson
Fins
Mancuso
Russell
Stewart
Weaver
Myer
Ryan
Moore
Cruz
Schulte
Kuhei
Bluege
Jackson Lo Crutz
Sewell
Bolton
Gritz
Corry Sportsmen Push Full Week for Pennsylvania Hunting
Hundreds of hunters in Corry and northwest Pennsylvania signed a petition urging the State game commission to drop the stagger plan and restore the full six day week for hunting. The commission announced waivers allowing daily hunting for red gray and black squirrels and rabbits during the small game season with Sundays barred. Three more counties Lycoming Clearfield and Jefferson were added to those closed for wild turkeys. Perry county opened after last year closure.
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Corry
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
W S. Shaffer
Commission
Lycoming
Clearfield
Jefferson
Perry County
Bucknell to Battle Duquesne Under Lights at Forbes Field
Bucknell Bisons of Lewisburg and Duquesne University Night Riders meet at Forbes Field tonight to inaugurate football relations. Bucknell brings star halfback Eddie Myers amid injury concerns. Duquesne cites three key players George Rado Benny Ajecone and Steve Binkus. Coaches Snavely Bayden Bach prep for Notre Dame style attack while Bucknell aims to counter Meyers reverse plays and strong Bucknell defense. The event marks Bucknell’s first Pittsmish appearance in 11 years with a pregame dinner planned at Hotel Schenley and locals expected to attend.
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Pittsburgh
Bucknell Bisons
Lewisburg
Night Riders
Duquesne University
Forbes Field
He Bisons
Eddie Myers
George Rado
Benny Ajecone
Steve bin
Duquesne
Bicknell
Pittsmish
Carl
Sidelines report on ND and others including backfield plans
In South Bend Lowell promoted to fullback with Hagan from Monroe City as senior. Notre Dame’s Kansas game backfield will feature Gaul Lukabs and Brancheau. Mazziotti Pitney Elser Laynen to stay together. In Lafayette Hizer reports Heecer and Ungera out of Ohio opener. Brecker and Emmons to replace. Michigan notes Renner Regecsi Oliver used in practice for Michigan State.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Wwith
Lowell
Hagan
Monroe City
Notre Dame
Kansas
Frank Gaul
Nick Lukabs
Ray Brancheau
Hank Anderson
Mazziotti
Pitney
Elser
Laynen
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Michigan State
Renner
Regecsi
Oliver
Giants and Senators Split Results and Financials
Washington and New York results show 2 4, 1 6, 0 4 with third game stats and an attendance of 25 727. Total receipts reach 113 415 dollars with advisory council at 17 012 and player shares totaling 57 841 65. Each club receives 9 640 dollars and league shares 9 540. schedule lists Washington games today and Saturday and New York games Sunday and Monday.
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Washington
New York
Paigt
Advisory Council
Fight Results from New York and St Louis Card
New York welterweight New York Goldstein defeated Frankie Petrolle after Petrolle failed to appear. Al Roth beat Pete de Grasse in Fargo Johnny Stanton defeated Kid Rip Pardl in Fargo while Sam Slaughter won in St Louis over Alienated Thews. Wrestling: Grubbmelen of Iowa and Shikat of Philadelphia scored impressive throws over Gardini of Italy and Steinke of Germany.
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New York
Ruty Goldstein
Welter
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
Petrolle
Biut
al Roth
Pete de Grasse
Canada
St. Louis
Sam Slaughter
Terre Haute
Thews
Fargo
N. D
Johnny Stanton
Minneapolis
Kid Rippardl
Fred Grubbmelen
Towa
Dick Raines
Texas
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Renato Gardini
Italy
Hams Steinke
Ger Tiny
George Hill
Wisconsin
Winek Zbyenko
Polat
Jacke Zarnis
Ohio
Trust fund bonds deemed illegal investments in Pennsylvania
The Department of Justice informed Dr. William D. Gondor that six federal land bonds are not legal investments for trust funds in Pennsylvania. The ruling places these bonds in the same class as joint stock land bonds once declared Megat furst fund investments ten years ago.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Willian D. Gondor
Giants and Senators Battle in Turbulent LITHINNING Contested Game
A heated baseball game features tense moments as Manush disputes a call, Moran ejects Manush after contact, crowd boos persist, Cronin and Goslin switch positions, and late innings see tied score and limited offense. Pitching and defensive miscues contribute to a tight, contentious contest between Giants and Senators with no decisive eighth inning runs.
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Page
Terry
Hubbell
Goslin
Jacheon
Manush
Critz
Myer
Moran
West
6Rtov
Giants
Morin
Ormsby
Heine
Cronin
Dave Burris
Kuhel
Morsa
Moore
Crite
Weaver
Senators
Schulte
Flulbbell
Bluege
Lowell
Cruz
Ott
Davis
Jackson
Buddy
Kunel
Manesso
Kulel
Gosin
Dugue Wis
Ryan
Giants Face Senators in Extra Innings Slugfest
In a tense game, Giants and Senators traded leads through ten innings. Ryan sparkled with a key single and scoring runs, while Hulbbell and Sewell provided crucial situational plays. The twelfth inning featured a series of substitutions and defensive moves as the Giants pressed the Senators.
Bowling League Reorganization Forms New Officers
A local bowling league reorganized at a recent meeting. The Washington Spring entered the sixth team. new officers named include Ralph Carroll as president Ray Burn as secretary and Hay Green as treasurer.
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Theytorry
Tnty
Washington Sringh
Ralph Carroll
Naw
Ray Burn
Hay Green
Prison Riot Fears Rise at Eastern State Penitentiary
Oct 6 report quotes Warden Hardbailed Smith declaring the inmate situation extremely dangerous at Eastern State Penitentiary Philadelphia. He notes unrest among convicts following riots and disturbances, recounting an attempted stabbing of the warden by George Nelson serving 20 to 80 years for robbery.
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United Press Philadelphia
Glider Pilot Dies in 1500-Foot Wilmington Crash
Ward R. Setz, 22, of Wilmington Del, was killed when his glider fell 1500 feet during a practice for a National Charity Air Pageant in New York. A wing collapsed causing the fatal crash near Wilmington late yesterday, with Richard DuPont as his companion.
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Wilmington
Del
Ward R. Setz
Richard €. DuPont
Sete
New York
Fragmentary Classified Notice About Mail Order Ad
An OCR read yields a fragment from a classified notice mentioning a mail option and pricing plus a cart option. Details are incomplete but indicate an advertisement with a price of 32.50 and a 15 per cent or similar note. No clear person or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
Fragmentary note on local religious group and eight cent item
A compact, unclear OCR fragment references a religious group item priced at eight cents. Hard to determine specifics due to missing context. No clear names, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Unclear OCR fragment on state representative comments
Fragmentary text shows garbled lines referencing a state representative and potential concessions. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge to form a factual summary.
Torn Text Fragments Describe Unclear Local Note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local notice involving return of wines and a person in school terms. Limited readable names and actions prevent full reconstruction of event or parties.
Fragmentary note hints at political or personal names
Disjointed text fragment mentions Panpayly and Shae with unclear actions and numbers. Lacking coherent events, names, or places, the item reads as a partial stray line without a clear reportable incident or identifiable entities.
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