Dark Menace Falls To Sharkey After Fouls In 13th Round
United Press report from New York describes Jess Willard losing to Jack Sharkey on a disqualifying foul in the 13th round of the heavyweight bout. Referee Patsy Haley disqualified Willard after repeated fouls, with Sharkey delivering sharp counterpunching and a weight advantage of 29 pounds. The writer notes Sharkey’s decisive victory and remarks on possible future matchups.
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Sharkey Stops Wills In Thirteenth Round Upset
In a heavyweight bout marked by hype and volatility, Jack Sharkey defeated Harry Wills in the thirteenth round, delivering a decisive victory that ends Wills's title prospects and reshapes early 1920s boxing expectations. The feature also notes idle conflict in 1920 racing and local sports schedules as Titusville teams prepare for upcoming games.
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Committee Plans Key Carnival Staging Event
Committee to plan Key's carnival arrangements with a town meeting set for Thursday evening. With one week left before the Lantern Day celebration, organizers seek volunteers to help stage entertainment and oversee setup. Local residents urged to join in and assist with decorations, staffing, and safety measures.
Sheffield Eleven to Oppose Company A
Sheffield eleven to oppose Company A with local players and college bound prospects. The squad, marching toward a strong lineup, aims to feature a balanced attack and solid defense on the field.
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Sheffield Eleven
College gridiron slate fuels weekend fan rush
United Press reports fans pack stadiums as Notre Dame aims to rebound against Penn State while Pittsburgh and Carnegie teams prepare for clash. Key players like Dick Smite return for Rockne’s squad as coaching staff drills focus on strengthening formations.
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SOEMS
Waltonians Plan Drive For Members Rally and Funding
Waltonians outline a drive to recruit members and raise funds at a November meeting. The group discusses state aid, fund allocations, and candidate actions as the league, chapters, and community committees plan ongoing efforts to support local conservation, river cleanup, and public improvements amid broader political backing.
Chicago Penn game headlines this week's football card
The upcoming Saturday features the University of Pennsylvania eleven facing Chicago in a sixth renewal of the series. The Quakers have beaten Chicago in most recent meetings, with Illinois and Midwest teams also highlighted on the slate. Strong veterans from the 1925 campaign clash as Chicago travels by southern route to meet via aerials and power plays. The schedule includes Yale, Army, Princeton, Navy, and Harvard clashes, with many marquee matchups expected to draw large crowds and the season’s biggest rally anticipated for the league’s expansive slate.
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Allegheny Faces Bethany With Stronger Line On Paper
Bethany College reports Allegheny will have the stronger line for Saturday’s Erie Stadium clash while Bethany counters with more experience. Allegheny’s backfield is noted as fast and elusive, with Huth and P Jowers spotlighted for runs and passing. Officials including Georius of Dartmouth and McParland will referee, as Amherst Williams and Williams states plan future matchups loom in the conference. Jake Slagle’s injury at Princeton could affect the Annapolis game and Lehigh plans.
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Child Welfare Systems Across the United States
The report notes about 700 child caring institutions and societies in the United States, employing hundreds of workers to look after tens of thousands of children removed from homes due to poverty and illness. Of these, about 1,400 are orphanages serving around 150,000 children.
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Youngsville High Faces Corry in Hard Battle Preview
Youngsville fans anticipate a tough game as coach and veteran Peters lead Corry to clash with Youngsville. Northwestern Pennsylvania venue hosts crowd urging a strong turnout while Peters, famed referee, is slated to whistle at home.
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aiWe Tyre
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Big Coke Company to Resume Operations
In Patrobe Pennsylvania the Big Coke Company plans to resume operations after sporadic halts. Officials say preparations are expedited and shift toward normal function as workers and shippers anticipate a return to full output soon.
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Protective Garments Insecure Handling Sparks Explosion
Fragmented OCR text describes protective garments and acids leading to a blast. Mentions guards or workers, new salt development, and an explosion with injuries. Details are garbled. no clear dates or places emerge.
Keystone entry era in Central Pro Circuit bid
The Keystone basketball club contemplates joining the Central Pro Circuit as officials report progress. Manager Yiuunst will miss a meeting but favors entry if favorable conditions arise, with several clubs from Akron and Pittsburgh list among potential opponents and venues for the expanded league.
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Mervyn Nast Wins Club Championship
Mervyn Nast triumphs in the club championship final yesterday amid a tense match and strong play. Nast secured the title through steady putting and decisive drives, earning victory in a closely contested finale at the club course.
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