Early college football card promises major October contests
This note previews the opening week of college football with Georgia versus Yale at New Haven drawing top interest. It highlights other key matchups in the East, Midwest, and West Coast and notes early-season stakes, including Michigan-Chicago, Northwestern-Notre Dame, and Ohio State against Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Yale
New Haven
Athens
Brown
Southern California
Washington
Stanford
Minnesota
Washington-Groton
Mason and Dixon
TechCarmagie Tech
Washington and Lee Kentucky
Provida
North Carolina
Duke Villanova
Northwestern
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Washington State
Bojarski to Meet Wagner in Franklin Fight Card
Franklin fan interest soars as veteran lightweight Bojarski is slated to face Kid Wagner in Franklin on October 23 at the Rial theater. Promoter Leo Beatty announced a top lightweight double bill including Bojarski’s Erie rise and a recent Pittsburgh victory over Lou Paliso at Motor Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean Flash
Venango County
Chicago
Franklin
Frantiesorski Brie
Fratslin
Kid Wegner
Leo 1. Beatty
Ril Theatre
Bojarski
Erie Naralyzer
Frankie
Ben
Fieva
Henry Buss
Pittsburgh
Lou Paliso
Salt Lake City
Motor Square Garden
Prankle
Salaries cut for all International Hockey League players
United Press reports in Pittsburgh that IHL will reduce player salaries. A committee will set the exact percentage after another owners conference. Clubs vow not to negotiate with players from other clubs. The 1091-82 schedule is adopted but held for final word, opening Armistice Day with Cleveland at London and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Pittsburgh
International Hockey League
Charles
King
Cleveland
London
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Windsor
Allegheny Faces Westminster In Alumni Homecoming Clash
Meadville Pa October 1 Allegheny College gridmen aim to beat old rival Westminster Titans during Alumni Homecoming Weekend at Montgomery Wield. The game also marks the inauguration of President W P Tolley and is expected to draw a large crowd. Coach Mud Crim has prepared the squad, addressing prior faults in the offense and defense while emphasizing improved interference and blocking for Saturdays battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Taw
Allegheny —College
Gridman
Westminster Titans
Montgomery Wield
Titans
W. P. Tolley
Crim
Westminster
Clarion
Uo Titans
Jack
Wolverines Schedule Upended by Injuries in Sheffield
Wolverines to rest Sheffield tilt with injuries plaguing the squad. Coach Misebbavor S plans to reshuffle with Chis wan Her brenke to start next Saturday and Port Wis to push players into form as they prepare for a key Allegheny Conference clash.
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Wolverines
Sheffield Veil
Alwan
Seston Ax
Ak Chande
le Hét
Misebbavor
Chis Wan
Nest Sabnsday
Allegheny
Jenookad
Ineounsina
Corry High reserves upset Warren Seconds on Junior High field
Corry High Ray serves edged Warren High Seconds 7 to 6 on the Junior High field yesterday afternoon, partially avenging a 52 to defeat a week earlier. Warren led 6 0 in the opening period on a pass to Sanders. Krone tied the score with a second quarter TD to Daye, Daye adding the extra point. Substitutions and fumbles influenced the game as McElroy, Brennay and others contributed. Officials and timing noted ten minute quarters.
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Dragons
Corry High
Ray Serves
Warren High
Westerlag
McGall “Yanigana
Warren
Taylor
Sanders
Pisskin
Dimick
Beavers
Krone
Daye
Roush
Dragon
Corry Swuders
Bagswell
Wittesta Highhouse
Ie Haines Culbertson
Phillips
Eevee TS
McElroy Brennay Williams
Kerr
McMahon
Palcone Gibson - Daye Miller Pleas
Monroe
Mulheim
Lan Gers
Coury
Bottomley Sparks Cardinals Fans with Colorful Praise
Henry McLemore praises Jim Bottomley of the St. Louis Cardinals, lauding his spirit and effort while playfully critiquing his on field luck. The column presents biographical notes and quirky facts about Bottomley, including birthplace and team, ending with a satirical request for a mailed payment.
Cardinals Triumph 5-1 Over Athletics
In a 5-1 game, the Cardinals defeated the Athletics. Key moments include Bottomley and Williams contributing hits, Gelhert and Frisch pairing for a run, and Watkins scoring on Frisch’s double. Williams and Foxx had notable at bats as the Cardinals pulled away with strong defense.
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Cardinals
McNair
Simmons
Walberg
Wilson
Jeff
Cochrane
Williams
Gelhert
Foxx
Hallahan
Miller
Frisch
Willams
Watkins
Moore
Martin
Hafey
McNeir
Arginals
Rommal
Bottomley
Gelbert
McNain
Athuetics
Mac Daal
Hoe Molar
Foxy
Galbert
Bris Dykes
Miller Frock
Willlame
Siirl
Hatling
Ronggell
Benny Leonard Returns to Ring with a Loss and Booing
In New York Benny Leonard, once lightweight champion from 1917 to 1924, made a comeback at Queensford Stadium. He defeated Pat Silvers of Brooklyn in two rounds but faced boos as fans jeered his “dive” claim and aging performance amid a crowd of 15,000.
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Doris
Hierich Belmont
C. Ve Whitney
Harily
Marvien Sind
Maxim! War
Cant
Morviel
Gainine
Valley Lake Stables
Arlingtn
Have de Grace
United Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Benny
Aluss
Leonard
Pat Silvers
Brooklyn
Witnese Leonard
Queensford Stadium
Mikey Meyer
Prima Carerix
Sperators
Silvers
Pepper Martin Seeks Record in World Series Play
Pepper Martin, star of the present world series, hits a second double in the eighth, tying a series record with four two base hits in one game. His forty theft yesterday brings him within two of the six by the St Louis Cubs in 1907. Lafayette Indiana reports Pur Jue planning a new game against Alindis as Din bollermakers concentrate on forward passes and ball handling in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Leroy Bottomley
Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bottomley
Purnese
Sunny Jim
Jim
Julius Caesar
Iistor
Mr. McLemore
Jamies Leroy
Oglesby
Nokomis
Ill
Club St. Louis
Kelly
Department Bf Wommerde
Lts
Pepper Martin
Cura Ovener
Hinew
Bf Bardshin II
Seymur
Isbell
Whitesox
Otters
Martin
Cochrine
Tke Stagly
Cubs
Laqayette
Ini
Pur
Alindis
Dinbollermakers
Prash Carlden
Wings win 4-3 as Hill shelled from mound in World Series game
Rochester Red Wings defeated the St Paul Saints 4 to 3 in the fifth game of the World Series. Pitching woes marked the contest with nine walks issued by the Saint hurlers and five Rochester pitchers. Buck Foreman earned the win after Hill exited early. Rochester moved ahead with two quick runs in the seventh, aided by Bentley’s run scoring hit and Puccinelli’s double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roch- Gater Red Wings
St Paul Saints
Southworth
Cargus
Mountsmen
St. Paul
Murphy
Prudhomme
van’ Atta
Buck Foreman
Rochester
Carmen Hill
Funere Vee
Ocu
Paul Scareis
Wings
Wilson
Moore
Pulcciielli
Bentley
Furtten
Puccine
Bicesse
Mortissey
Hopkins Sail Snyder
Ted
Ind Anderson
Jong Hy
Pepper
Puccinelli
Stark
Innning
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Tom Creavy
Hite
Gallery — Association
S Carse
Providence
Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Creavy
NOY
Sarasen Sons
Saraaen
Neue Suragen
Gurazen
Sarazen
Pat
Paris
Britain
Japan
Ellsworth
Cali
Bojorski
Wagner
Battle Titans
Sgaroa
Coyhet
France
Vinok
United States
Perry
Great Britain
Austin
Shields
Slinay Wood
Barobray Branoy
Jiro Gatob
van Ryn
United Sttates
Lark
Monagl
Germany
Roussis
Doeg
Ubeushes
de Stefsnb Truly
Henry McLemore
fCanamea
Rage
Bishop
Athletics
Haas
Gelhiert
Mion
Hoys
Brisch
Heving
Watherg
Aled
Sintaans
Svi Mett Murphy
Norhack
Notre Damn
Aguine
Soldier Wild
Mamrahy Schwarts
Aleve
Columbus
Bob T-onin
Ben Tackiss
Baulmpartenmma Ronvquist
Gube
Aaturring
Rane
Vanderbilt Sal
Atarh
Jaen
Pepper’ Martin
Newhouse
Hill
Rerouse
Associated Gas and
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Publis
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