Midwest Card Studded With Good Contest
Midwest card previews a day of major college football clashes across regions. Prominent matchups include Stanford Indians vs Northwestern in Chicago, Cornell at Michigan, and Notre Dame vs Indiana at Bloomington, with Navy at Pitt drawing eastern interest. Other Big Ten games feature Illinois vs Wisconsin and Minnesota vs Purdue as favored matchups, while Southern California faces St Mary's on the Pacific coast.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Midwest
Thornhill
Stanford Indians
Northwestern
Chicago
Salifornians
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Michigan
Harry Sciplee
Wolverines
Vanderbult
Ohio State
Columbus
Titans
Pordham
West Virginia
New York University-Lafayette
Yale
Washington and Lee
Colgate
Rutgers
Everly Geese
Pennsylvania
Franklin and
Marshall
George
North Carolina
Duke
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Pacific Coast
Diocesan Cage Loop Opens December Amid Schedule
Oil City reports the Diocesan Catholic High School Basketball League plans a December start, with District 1 meetings at Agatha's School Meadville on October 22 and District 2 at St Leo's Ringway on October 29. The eighth season features strong competition, with ties to be settled for the district title and past state participation by St Catherine's of McBots in Chicago.
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Oil City
Agatha's
Meadville
St. Leo’s Book Ringway
Ittles
Revrnament
Liguesne University
Hitteburgm
St. Catherine's
MaBots
Chicago
Wis
Hollywood Marriage At Center Of Custody Battle
An entertainment item discusses James Kirkwood and a Broadway star amid a custody fight over a daughter named Tosh. The article notes socialite poverty, eviction and allegations of extreme cruelty as grounds for custody changes.
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Bollywood
Oe Jt
Hollywood
Nte
Tabor Policy Board Oil Administration Notes
Fragmented OCR shows Washington Det Tewari and Amau asitra discussing a policy recommendation on oil administration. The text mentions a labor fee and senate action, with unclear names and dates. Keywords include hostels, hostels, bleh and 408 person withdrawal.
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Washington
Edie
Grist Coorddisia Tims
Abe
Tekes
Katia
Jack Johnson Competes In Wild World Serial Rodeo At Madison Square Garden
Henry McLemore reports Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champ, attending a world serial rodeo at Madison Square Garden. The article recounts Johnson's vivid rodeo feats and playful banter, including his bull ride and dramatic close calls amid an arena crowd of onlookers.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Hive
Jack Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Mexico City
Damin’ Bigges
Carnera
Sam Langford
Phu
Fourth For Lakewood Demystifies Hard Foes at Home
Lakewood locals recapped a tense game as the Magic Squad, led by Alita Sahuel, stopped all Redam attempts. The Higa Reserves traded food items in a quirky postgame moment, with Lanles and others contributing to a 44 to 0 scoreline.
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Lakewood
Stanford to Meet Wildcats in Northwestern Rivalry
Chicago October 14 Stanford, unbeaten and unscored on in three Far West games, opens a directional rivalry with Northwestern at Bolger Field. Northwestern recently fell 7-0 to Texas News, while Stanford defeated San Jose State 27 0 and California 3-0 and Santa Clara 7-0.
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Chicago
Stanford
Far West
Northwest
Bolker Field
Northwestern
Tews
San Jose State
Wheel of California
Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Weekend College Grid Delivers Mixed Football Scores
Yesterday's results show Baker over Bethany Binfield 27 to 7, Butler 24 over Hvangville A, Bradley 45 over ureks, Gumberland 41 to 0, Dayton 72 over Heidelberg 0, Detroit 14 to 12, Wester Maryvnitt 0, Geneva Ah and Westminster 0, Ged over Washington U Cleuson 0, Howard 61 over Union Ten 0, Idaho WU 13, Take Golf 0, Loyola Md 0, Langing Teed in Mississippi Col 14 over Spring EN 8, Muskingum 19, Tintin 0, Okla City U 19, Okla AgEIES, Roanoke 23 over Blom Ge Tempte 81, Haskell 0, Texas Agete 17 over Wingaville 0, Tulse 07 over Waehhieri St Benedict's 15, Otrawa 1.
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Baker
Bethany Binfield Finst
Caroline
Butler
Hvangville
A. Bradley
Ureks
Gumberland
Etthal
Dayton
Heidelberg
Detroit
Duaulshe
Wester Maryvnitt
Geneva Ah
Westminster
Ged
Washington
U. Cleuson
Howard
Union
Idaho WU
Loyola
Langing
Mississippi
Muskingum
Tintin
Okla
City U
Ageies
Roanoke
Blom
Haskell
Texas
Agete
Wingaville
Tulse
Waehhieri
St. Benedict's
Otrawa
Southern Champs Meet With Unclear Opponents
A garbled report lists names and places with multiple misspellings and missing context, mentioning a southern championship, co champion, and several unknown entities. No clear events or outcomes can be determined from the text.
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Mwdanta
Ieuhulre
Cegreis J
Bowling League Opens Season in Corry City
The Corry City Bowling League starts the 1981 84 season with opening matches on Monday at Recreation Alleys. Aero Supply defends title against Citizens National Bank led by Ray Green while Fourth Ward Industrials are noted top contenders. Washington Linen debuts against Corry Jamestown Tuesday, Raymonds meet Keister’s Wednesday, and the season runs Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays through April 11. Ralph Carroll chairs as president with Al Miller VP Ray Burr secretary and Ray Green treasurer.
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Corry City Bowling League
Whe
Aero Supply
Ation
Aeros
Citizens
National Bank
Ray Green
Fourth Ward
Washington Linen
Einonit
Corry
Jamestown
Raymonds
Keister
Ralph Carroll
al Miller
Ray Burr
Treaghter
Erie Academy 6 0 Victors Over Toledo Waite
Erie Academy Lions secure a 6 to 0 victory over Toledo Waite Tholians in Toledo. A first quarter drive produced the decisive 62 yard TD, Waite faltered with fumbles and punts, while Erie’s defense stymied Waite’s late drives as the game reached a scoreless stalemate through much of the contest.
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Erie Academy
Toledo
Waite
Academy Lions
Waite Tholiang
Pisy
Lions
Toledoans
Erie
Heavy tribute collected in foreign loans record
Senate stock market investigators reported American investors paid gross profits totaling 56,084,980 dollars from 1927 to 1931 to three large banking houses that distributed foreign and domestic securities. Some of these securities are now in default.
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Lyle Gy Wilson
United Press
Washington
Amerian
Senate
Ohio and Jersey truck licenses require registration fees
Ohio commercial vehicles operating in New Jersey must obtain Jersey licenses and pay registration and operating fees. Several Ohio trucks were halted pending payment. fines cited range from 400 to 200 dollars for public utility services. The move follows state action by New Jersey officials to enforce cross border vehicle regulations.
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Unite Press
Trenton
WN. J
Ohio
New Jersey
Tricia
Promptas
Harald G. Hoftinka
Wor
Ie Agi
Group on mound at Titusville opener in season finale
Titusville Independents meet Pleasantville Merchants at Fair Grounds in Titusville Pa on Sunday afternoon. The 2:30 start capes a late season crowd as locals and Hilltop pets recall a successful campaign with Verne Group likely to handle pitching duties.
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Titusville
Fair Grounds
Titusville Independents
Pleasantville Merchants
Verne Group
Prep Falls to St Ignatius in Mint City Shootout
Cathedral Prep was defeated by St Ignatius Cleveland 20 to 0 last night. The visitors scored touchdowns in the first, second and third quarters, while Prep managed a single score in the closing period.
State Baptists Meet at Pittsburgh State Baptist Convention
Almost 1,000 Baptists from across Pennsylvania are expected in Pittsburgh for a three day Pennsylvania Church convention at Sandusky Street Baptist Church marking the church’s sixteenth year. The Women's Missionary Society will hold concurrent meetings in the city.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Sandustky Street Baptist Church
Similtan
Women's Missionary Society
New York State Eleven to Meet Locals Sunday
The Falconer based New York State eleven travels to Corry to face the Independents at Athletic Field Sunday at 2 30. The visitors, strong this season, were on par with Jamestown Liberties Crescents Maq uillo and others in the New York Penn Football League. Local lineup likely mirrors Oil City clash with Hand and Shaver ends Magliscean Jackson tackles Roberts Thomas guards Mountain center Pusch quarterback Wardle Dave halves and Mason or Curtis fullback. The crowd hopes for a big turnout after Oil City losses.
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Falconer
Beavers
Corry
New York States
Jamestown Liberties
Crescents
Maquillo
New York-Penn
Indies
Bill Myers
Titusville
Oil City
Hand and Shaver
Magliscean
Jackson
Roberts
Thomas
M. Mountain
Pusch
Wardle
Dave
Curtis
Mason
Duquesne Defeats Western Maryland In Shutout
Duquesne University earned a 19 to 0 shutout over Western Maryland last night in Pittsburgh. Touchdowns by Zaninelli and Deluca, with a successful extra point by Zaninelli, secured the straight win as Duquesne prepared for Detroit University next week. Ghatesne scored in the second and fourth quarters.
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Wey United
Pittsburgh
Zaninelli
Deluca
Duquesne University
Western Maryland
Dukes
Suoligholt
Detroit University
Ghatesne
Fight Results Highlight Diverse Boxing Matchups Across Cities
Boxing results from multiple bouts show fighters such as California state welter champion Sayoed King Tut and Rudy Mendez from Mexico earning decisions in Los Angeles and San Diego contests. Other cards featured Sayoud Fitness percentages and draws with Bobby Gaimos in Los Angeles, plus Tommy Cornett and Joe Gilek outcomes in Kansas City, with several knockouts and decisions noted across venues.
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Hollywood
Ceferina Garcia
California
Sayoed King Tut
Minneapolis
Ralph Chong
New Orleans
Rudy Mendez
Mexico
San Diego
Sammie O'Dell
Alkroni
Sayoud
Los Angeles
Felipe Quinusmi
Hieito Fly
Drew
Bobby Gaimos
Ollanoia
Kansas City
Tommy Cornett
Omaha
Liberties Face Mayville In Key New Mark Penn Clash
Jamestown Liberties meet Mayville Merchants at Oriole Field tomorrow at 2 30 pm in a pivotal first half finale. If Jamestown wins, a three way tie for first with Warren looms. coach Tex Dain announced the addition of Swede Anderson, a Jamestown native with college coaching experience, to bolster the Liberty lineup.
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J Alestowey
Wen
Jamestown Liberties
Mayville Merchants
Oriole Field
Warren
Huskies
Jameson 'Crescents
Ware
Warren Tomorow
Liberties
Tex" Dain
Ridgway Loses Two Players in Scrimmage
Ridgway High School suffered injuries as two varsity starters, veteran end Johnny Goltardi with a fractured right collarbone and halfback Timay Clauy with a sprained ankle, left the scrimmage. The Maroons’ scoring chances diminished as they played without them, and Clauy will miss time but may return for the Wolverines game.
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Ridgway
Rallyway High School
Satur
Timay Clauy
Fragmentary OCR Notes Prompt Unclear Names and Dates
The readable fragments hint at a legal or political context with mentions of a attorney and court actions. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece references convictions, a judge or attorney general, a Plymouth or similar locale, and an appointment. The text remains too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or outcome.
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Tabor Policy Board
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