Carl Hubbell Named Most Valuable Player Of Past Season
New York reports Carl Hubbell proclaimed MVP as Indies game under arcs tonight. Cliff Battles leads P pro league pace. Bot tes notes eight field goals shift with new placement rules. Newman, Lillard, Musick chase second in points. Arnold Herber tops passers with twenty completions for BRE yards. Strong’s 78 yard reception stands out.
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Carl
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Musick
Arnold Herber
Green Bay
Plaredie
Lillard
Newman
Jack Manders
Minnesota
Bears
Brooklyn
Powerful Ty Usville Team Heads to Oil City Field
Corry Independents journey to Oil City to face rival Titusville in a nocturnal matchup. Titusville seeks revenge for a prior 60-0 defeat, with plans adjusted in the backfield as George Chesario and Nelson Francis lead keys. The squad departs before 6 pm, arriving in Oil City for a rest before kickoff at 8, with three to four cars arranged for transport.
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Corry
Oil City
Titusville
Indies
Bill Myers
Batte
Oller West End
George Chesario
Erie Academy
Azis
Nelson Francis
Tom Shupe Iwall
Minnie" Rosequist
Grove City
Rosequist
Ward
M.C. A
Francis
R. Dyjak
M. Dyjak
Tobin
Wells
Zdarko
Smedley
Osborn
Foster
Kol Gbitz
Brant
Roy
Eddy
Carter Field
Titusville and Titusville Battle Drawn in Gridiron Clash
Readers follow a high school football surge as Titusville aims to avenge a prior loss against Corry in a scheduled 8:00 pm game. Shupe’s squad adds new faces while missing key stars, with both teams boasting cautious optimism for a stubborn, scoreless or tight contest.
Crowds Expected for Oil City Legion Game Tonight
Oil City Oct 17 Local American Legion post fans expect a large turnout as independent teams Glave and Titusville clash on the West End field with kickoff set for evening. Officials estimate up to 500 attendees, potentially the highest football crowd in years, as local fans anticipate a spirited match. Also included are brief boxing results from New Haven and Minneapolis and a small sale notice for a baby carriage on Park Street.
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Oil City
American Legion
Beneti- Glave
Titusville
Comny
Highest paid NL manager tops salaries in baseball
Oct 11 report notes Bill Yerty’s new five year $200000 deal makes him the league’s highest paid manager. The column weaves in varied sports trivia from hitters and managers to boxing promoters, Davis Cup references, and other era sports gossip.
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NW York
Bill Yerty
Memphis
Bill
Little Rock
Jack Johnson
Bernon Prentice
Wilsworth Vines
Boston
John Paul Jones
Freddie Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Giants
John McGraw
Hans Wagner
Carl Hubbell
Mathew San
Wrestling Results From New York and Other Cities
Wrestling results from venues in New York and Newark list several first matches and outcomes. Competitors include Biven, Sid Westrich, Gob Slagel, Buin, Bull Komary Lithiumnin, and Te ving Finlpern with varied results. Additional bouts feature Gind Gurivaldi, Dr. Kuel Surpai, and Pal Oshorker with multiple performers noted.
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New York
Jid MuMilien
Ott Tago
Biven
Sid Westrich
Auakia
Gob Slagel
Uurmany
Dérentea
Gind Gurivaldi
Laie
Kuel Surpai
Panmeylyanta
Pew
Pal Oshorker
Lows
AtiGnn
Branchico—lysy Manmagorts
Turer Gib Sonnenbers
Alien
East Battles Strong Vincent In Erie Series
SRIB Oct 1 East High and Strong Vincent prepared for the final series clash at the stadium after a long workout Tuesday. The Warriors ran defensive drills as Hyde and Komora directed, while Vincent held a scrimmage at its Bit Meh Cranberry field and faced freshmen against a third squad on offense. The focus centered on building a tougher defense to stop Minoe Bell and preparing reserves for possible action.
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SRIB
Vincent
Clash &T
Warriors
Xenon
Bitmeh
Cranberry
Baat
Minoe Bell
Celongis
Baleenererch
Generely
Vinicen
Wrx
Walter Tceinosnt
Eagle
Sidelines notes on college football lineups and injuries
United Press reports from Notre Dame Indiana Michigan Illinois and Purdue with updates on players' positions and injury status. Bill Smith Brackettstown N J shows improved guard form for Notre Dame. Purdue fullback Brad Hecker has a chance to play against Minnesota after an injury absence.
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United Press
South Bend
Notre Dame
Bill Smith
Brackettstown
N. Jy
Bluse
Indiana
Lapayette
Brad Hecker
Purdue
Oala University
Minglesets
Beavers Stiel Seek Game May Meet Alumni
Corry High School football opens its home season Saturday at 2 40 in the afternoon at Athletic Field. Efforts to schedule Erie area opponents continue as Strong Vincent and others were discussed but trips remained uncertain. If none of the Erie teams are available, the Beavers and Black will play the Alumni in a first time appearance, with plans announced today.
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Ditimy Phelan
Notre Dame
Washington U
Inilianapolis
Claud Robertson
Bob Ingram
el Paso Herald-Post
Robertson
Texas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Hubbel
Walter Stewart
Baril Whitebul
Shipwreck Kelly
Kentucky
Brooklyn Dodgers
Colfese E
Odie Cleghorn
Shittat
Mina Govel
Hiernie Groh
Rochester
John Hay Whitney
Giants
Chris Cagle
Shlimmy Shetkard
Chi Sago
Mithelder
Philadelphia
Corny Hist
Athielic Wield
Erje
Strong Vincent
Gosch
Hubbell Named 1933 National League MVP in Pitching Glory
By JACK CUDDY NEW YORK Oct 41 Hubbell the Giants ace claimed the 1933 National League Most Valuable Player award with 77 of 80 points from eight Baseball Writers Association voters. He led in innings 308, wins 23, and shutouts 10, and starred in the World Series with two wins in 20 scoreless innings.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Varl Owen Hupbell
Jean Oklshoman
Hubbell
Hie Baseball Writers! Association of América
Chupke Kiein
Phillis
Wally Berger
Braves
Sechond
Bill Terry
Giants
Bhbbell
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Berger
Terry
Martin
Cardinals
Mancusd
Dean
Traynor
Pirates
Ryan
Lopee
Dodgers
Cantwell
Schumacher
Baranque
Bush
Cubs
Branch
Bantams Meet Niles 11 Tonight at Stadium
Ost. 11 one pancan weight football team faces its toughest opponent of the season as Niles (Oh) arrives for a game at the Stadium. Kieleoft is listed for weight obligation. The Blue team has won four straight, after a 6-0 decision in a prior game.
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Eaith
Ione Pancan
Wight
Niles
Kieleoft
Bantoni
Rior
Ase
Falconer to Meet Indies in Upcoming Match
Dalbaney N and Willaeng M4 report an independent clevep to Uy city. The piece notes a meeting between Falconer and Indies amid a hustle of local sports, referencing teams, officials, and a strong collection of prior college ties.
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Dalbaney
Willaeng
Clevep
Uy City
Surly
Dogh
Strong
Amd Hill Warn
Lhe Crementi
Uipertiat
Wayvitye
Vbchar Newbric
Leas Teatin
Fragmentary OCR note on storage groups and event timing
Fragmentary text references moving items and storage groups, mentions numbers and a date placeholder. Includes garbled terms and unclear names, with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities to anchor a full summary.
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Cliff Battles
Limited
Cur Bottes
Virginia Wesleyan
Havi
Tef Crrners
Ace Gullowsky
Portsmouth
Phillips
Harry Newmen
New York Giants
Michigan
Jim Musick
Doe Lillard
Chicago Cardinals
Wuite
Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Poingetter
Ken Strong
TY Usville
Oil City Field
Attra
Howard Jones
Polother
Union City
Shupe
Queen City
Wild City
Mituaville
Mit
Coty
California
Trojans
Southam California
Carent
Saturday Evenings Post
East
Middlewest
Rooles
Southern California
My.puand
Keickott
Chuck
Opec
Yale
Westfield
Sevéril Trie
Foama
Itep
Tip
Boston Braves
Civeley
Presley Merit
Port Worth
Pana Bouton
New Haven
Colin
al Ross
Hayert
Adie
Move
Lon
Bridgeport
Conn
Minneapolis
Paul Dazzo
Chivagi
Wyne Short
St. Paul
Bape Daniels
Rippatoe
Fargo
Drew
Tadle Neitz
Cadily Case
Baby Carriage
Park Street
B-ft
Aieft
Atkins
Hack
Wood Choppers
Doane
West Main Si
Henry McLemore
United Press Start
Erie
Erie Stadium
Bell
Colonels
Rockne
Notre Dame Sar
Fordham
Ate Rocuwes
Ann Arbor
Misk
Harry Kipke
Stan Fay
Estell Tessmer
Cornell
Champaign
Wisconsin
Bob Zuppke
Tlinois
Illini
Frants
Schustek
Gragg
Cummings
Kuhy
Bens Cen
Blog Quarterhmels
Beymon
Lindberg
Broschauer
Snook
Beavers Stiel
Endicott's
Endicott-Johnson
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Bse
Bantams Wiel
Falconer
Pauw
Ana Withi
Theganizal
Velane
Benow
Simi Vither
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