National gridiron opening day features Yale Harvard Princeton
The opening of the college football season centers on the Big Three Yale Harvard Princeton along with Penn State and Navy. Yale faces Maine under new coach Reggie Root, Princeton meets Amherst, Colgate hosts St. Lawrence, and Army battles Virginia Military Institute as Penn State and others launch campaigns.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Ock
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Pemnsylvania
Pranklin
Marshall
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Yale 33
Reggie Root
Elis
Maine
Harvey
Sean
Bates
Lewiston
Wojtz Crisler
Amherst
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Lehigon Valley
Columbia
New York University
Lehigh
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Army
Navy
Mercer
Virginia Military
Pittsburgh
Carengie Tech
Temple
Pitts
Marquette
Mason-Dixon Line
Tifine
George
Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tenrigaste
Rice
Tmyola
Wardleybilt
North
Roosevelt and Babe Ruth Meet in White House Parley
Henry McLemore reports on a White House visit where President Roosevelt chats with Babe Ruth about the state of the nation. The scene features the notable moment of Roosevelt greeting the famed slugger and recounting a story from Ruth’s early days, conveying a warm, informal exchange.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Washington
Ott
Hubbell
Potomac
Red
White House
Tranklin D. Roosevelt
George Herman Ruth
Babe
Pennsylania Avenue
Ody
Warren Hunters Bag Big Moose
A chaotic report describes Warren Hunters bagging a large moose in an event tied to local hunting interests. The fragmented OCR mentions Looming figures and places related to a regional hunt, with scattered names and locations. The text references a college and state entities, but the core fact remains a notable moose capture by the Warren Hunters amid mismatched details.
Football Scores From Yesterday Across Colleges and Indies
United Press reports a wide list of results including Albion 25 over St Marys 0, Davis-Mikine 94 over West Liberty 0, Detroit 26 over West Liberty 0, Duquesne 6 Bucknell 0, Iowa State Teachers 28 over Grinnell, Missouri 81 over Central 0, Wesleyan 22 over Mayland 10, Adrian 0, California at Los Angeles 2, and other scattered college games with numerous mismatches and close scores.
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United Press Albion
St. Marys
Danville Testhers
Oalklant Iy
Davis-Mikine
West ‘Liberty Teachers
Detroit
Western State
Duquesne
Bucknell
Provida A
Mooreheat
Purman
Erskine
Geneva
Mick Howard
Presbytertandh
Iowa State Tedders
Grinrall Tab Canrailt
Baldwin Wales
Miscouri
Central
Nig Wesleyan
Tmaylyn
Miskeger
Lemoyne
Rivier
Adrian
Galifornis
Los Angeles
Itih
Giants poised to clinch world series as Hal Schumacher warms
Washington and New York clash in the fifth game of the world series with the Giants leading three games to one. Manager Terry shows confidence in Hal Schumacher while Cronin weighs a bold lineup gamble. Umpire Moran draws sharp criticism as the series rides on pitching, defense, and a pivotal error disputed by fans and players alike.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Washington
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Senators
John Mc*Graw
Pittsburgh
Joe Gronin
Bey
Pate
Cronin
Alvin Crowder
Wight Chambers
Pacehall
Walter Stewart
Hubbell
Allen ‘McColl
Hable
Hal Schumacher
New York
Hal
Terry
Charles B. Moram
Pase
Buddy Myst
Buddy
Carl
Myer
Moran
Bud
Goose Goslin
Inanush
Hughie Crit
Moat
Shovent
Hain
Moram
Maurusi
Morin
Soni
Manush
Puth
Morran
Atria
Brumett
Victorien Lum
yAaey
Kukel
Continhea Rem
Selina Manush
Sewell Gut
Critz
Iany
vlassic n.@ Claxe
Biory
Billy Torry
Gianta
Phe
Semacorsa
Schumacher
Indies and Titusville prepare for big Oil City clash
Corry Independents arrange an intercity game against Titusville under Oil City arcs at Keystone Field, Oil City, Wednesday evening at 6 o clock under American Legion auspices. An estimated 1,500 to 2,000 fans expected. Indies likely to be backed by strong following. Corry notes a 6 0 victory over Keen City in a prior half hearted contest, Wardle to Puseh scoring the lone points. The Indies face tougher task against Myer s Gerry cup prospect as they seek a win and momentum for the return game with Titusville.
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Tara
Followi
Cony Independents
Kmother Gate
Corry
Keen City Boys
Wardle
Puseh
Thabal Athletic Field
Myers
Indies
Giants End Series in Bloody 13-0 Victory
The Giants defeated the Senators 13 to 0 to clinch the series. Cronin, Kuhel, and Ott contributed timely hits as pitching and defense held Washington scoreless through ten innings. Umpire calls and crowd reactions highlighted a tense finale as New York celebrated its decisive win.
Elks Edge Stanford Hose In 59 Point Win
The Elks defeated Stanford Hose Company by 59 points in a series of GE matches. Jagie Paul sunk the Flks with an average of 184 while Andrew Palleon led the hose crew with 482. The Elks travel to Warren for a return match against their hosts.
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Stanford Hose Company
Jagie
Elks
Aide of Bailey in Escape Sentenced
Dallas October reports a Dallas county deputy jailer named Harvey Bailey was convicted of aiding an escape from jail. Federal Judge William Atwell sentenced Manion to imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Scholastic scores are listed for Union City and Wanleyville with various names.
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Times Press
Dallas
Manion
Dallas County
Harvey Bailey
Wiliam
Atwell
Two Backfield Regulars to Be Missing Sunday
Wealthed by the absence of two of their regular backfield performers, Bill Myers and Curtis, the Indies face Erie All Stars led by Mike Cannavino at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Myers is sidelined for weeks after the Tuanville game and Curtis will not travel. Cannavino, a former Erie High star, brings a likely strong lineup including Cannavino’s test for the Indies, with a largely former Erie scholastic and independent mix. The starting backfield is expected to be Pusch at quarterback, Wardle and Daye at the halves, and Mason at full back. Weather at kickoff could draw a large crowd.
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Bill Myers
Nad Nirtis
Pa Ieut
Fneup
Taté
Mike Cennagino
Erie All Stars
Myers
Tuanville
Curtis
Indies
Kobbitz
Titusville
Jackson Trom
Pusch
Wardle
Daye
Mason
Cannagino
Erie High
Family
Ocals
Erie
Cannavino
Onicartier Tre Keick-Olt
Dukes Upset Bucknell 6-0 In Home Football Triumph
Duquesne University earned its fourth football victory of the season by defeating Bucknell 6-0 at home. Gerald Baker and Duke Jett combined on a drive that ended with a 17 yard touchdown by Baker after a Bucknell pass was broken up in the end zone. Joe Reznichak attempted a pass but Vic Vi stopped him as he released, preserving the shutout and the Duke lead.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne
University
Riumph
Bucknell
Gerald Baker
Duke Jett
Joe Reznichak
Vic Vididni
Baker
Zuningui
Donlin's First Day in the Majors Recalled by Donlin's Passing
United Press reports recalls the day Mike Donlin arrived in the major leagues. The scene features stars like Buck Weaver and Christy Mathewson-era immortals, with Donlin's arrival described as a landmark moment in early baseball lore.
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Donlin
Foster Eaty
United Press
ST Louis
Mike Donlin
al Hood
Ieehen
Spiris
Lonny Stan
Mos
Calla
WMCK
Juvgaber
eGnmat- Soo
Neolee Garamati
Witla Tudo
Mitkuy
Dobe
Ynyng
Uae
Myers Injuries Put Star Player Out For Weeks
High school football standout Bill Myers will miss several weeks after sustaining a severe injury in last week’s game with Tuunville. Doctors oppose his early return, while teammates hope his recovery accelerates.
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Bill Myers
Tuunville
Crick
Myers
Hill
Callbm
Getdders
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Colonel’s New Fur Onunenve Organizes For Influence
The article notes an organization called The Ee Colonels planning a campaign to amplify influence. It details objectives, key figures, and upcoming events intended to widen reach and impact. Reading outlines strategic steps and expected milestones.
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Binghamton
Wes
Babe Ruth
Amelia Galli-Carci
T Child
Crowder
Warren Hunters
Warren Uc
Pail Rae Blinder
Aviilich
Harel
Whitltier College
Loyola
Angeles
Ghyetenssn
Aise
Bosmey Temple
Pept
Pittsturgt
Guruepiel
Shanager
Kauhel
Pitt
Morganth MG
Golden Panthers
Craks
Iverrs
Sebyrystr
Redbaly Todiy
OIL City Arcs
Beverith
Biants
Russell
Kubel
Terry Fied
Schulte
Goalin
Mantish
Yeho
Davis
Jackson
Kuhel
Jeff
Javason Shnators
Mesialoul
Senator
Dayla
Mancuso
Ryan
Goslin
Ligue
Moore
Sewall
Russell Wall
Atk
Grove
Siants—Dritz
Manish
Tarry
Kabel
Plirmalt
Joe Cronin
Moriarty
Clavie
Goslun
Ane
Witme
Wave Tert
Suvnators
Manuny
Vligerpubiren
Stanford Hose
Tks
Fire Fighters
Jack Paulson High
Elks At
Warren
Aye
Keefer Tau
A. Banton
W. Graker
Frau Kinley
Sb cc. Craker
Abs J. Pailison
Lammeys
Hi. Dietrich
Reynolds
Fred Kinley
Bailey
Union City
Wanleyvined
Warcell
Curtis—Kobbitz
DUKES
Jane Shine
Priatwat
Tebia
Weill
Lin Wall
Chile
Skemal
Bod Kens
Tony Jay
Interdit
Tony Joy
Gary
Joy
Marie Sev
Ped Lutter
Tonyp
Youngstowr
W. L
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Youngsyile
Agill Follaywoe
Young Stribling
Alsteen
Youngryplle
Spring Hall
Slatar
Miller Garage
Noam
Mike Teague
Tovay
Piievilit
Warren Gil Tithavilic
Ile
Lwo Sellooks
Idemtoy Haver
Aitabarding
Trina
Thunville
Feliu
Darien
Goray
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