Yankees Get Big Ovation Callon Smith
New York crowd applauds Babe Ruth after World Series win as Yankees tour with owners and manager Miller Huggins, meeting Governor Alfred E. Smith. Ruth primes crowd with humor while security escorts him. hundreds greet them at the station as Ruth and teammates depart after a celebratory trip.
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Fordham Prepares for NYU Clash at Pals Grounds
Fordham football held a tough week of practice as it readies for a Saturday game with New York University at Pals Grounds. The squad emphasized speed with Adam Bloechee and Joe Walsh in key halfback roles amid details of a missing $120 in the Home of Me and Mrs Grove C Davis case, later confessed by two Oil City youths who returned the money.
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Major college grid matchups entice fans nationwide
United Press reports Pittsburgh prepares for West Virginia, Duquesne and Notre Dame loom large in the week’s slate. Washington & Jefferson and Carnegie Tech jockey for position, while Michigan, Georgia, Minnesota and Chicago squads tune up. Navy closes in on Notre Dame with a Chicago clash on tap.
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Indies Work Out For Game At Sheffield
Members of the Independent Football team hold a practice at East Washington street grounds tonight at 7:30 as they prepare for a return game with Sheffield Bull Dogs Sunday. Sheffield defeated them 6 to 0 last Sunday, with Sheffield’s defense shutting down most Indies drives. The Independents focus on offense with Cost McCall assisting, while addressing weak spots in the defense highlighted by the earlier loss.
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High Squad Faces Three Games in Eight Days
The High School eleven plans three games in eight days starting with a rematch at Warren on Monday where they will use many second-string players. Coach McCall aims to rest regulars for Warren while delegating work to reserves in the Mileute game, following a 42 to 7 win here this week over the same opponents.
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Missionary Society elects officers at October meeting
The Wo man’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected include Secretary of mite boxes Mrs. Chase, Secretary of Literature Mrs. Tda Knowlton, Secretary of extension work Mrs. C. B. Rouse, Superintendent of King’s Heralds Mrs. Albert Young, and Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Henry. A brief program featured a vocal solo by Mrs. O A Johnson and a reading by Mrs. Ide Knowlton, with plans to reconvene in November under Mrs. T. Robbing.
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ABOARD Cra ft on Flight Over Atlantic
The dirigible flight from Germany toward the United States proceeds with notable officials and passengers aboard. The article lists Lieut. Commander Rosendahl and Count Zeppelin’s kin among the travelers, with detailed timeline notes as the craft passes over Europe toward its Atlantic course.
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Calendar for 1928 29 term approved by board
Board of Education approves the school calendar for 1928-29 with recesses listed. Schools open September through June with openings and closings, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Lincoln and Washington birthdays, Easter recess, and the annual commencement and junior high promotion events.
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Miner dies in rock slide at Belhurt mine
Frostburg Oct 11 Paul Plummer 23 was killed by a rock fall while employed at the Belhurt mine of the Consolidated Coal Co. The accident occurred during a routine shift at the site, authorities said.
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