Officiating praised in Thursday football game notes
The crowd cheered improved officiating led by Red Cochrane Sam Kramer and Rev Adele after a rough previous week. The report explains common infractions signals including offsides clipping and illegal use of hands, and recalls Har ol Keith credited with origin of the forward pass in 1906. Corry and Erie East battles loom as next opponents are listed amid rambling notes on local sports plans.
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Sam Kramer
Rev. Adele
Esquire Yagazine
Harol Keith
Eudie Cochems
St. Louis
Cochems
Gochems
Robinson
Scheider
Corry High Team Set On Snapping Its Losing Streak
Corry High School football hosts Cambridge Springs at Loveland Field under lights at 8 15 pm to end a five defeat and two win start. Coach Tinson swaps Mountain for Loveland at right end as Beavers pursue a third win in a row after narrow losses. Freshmen game follows with two squads Orange and Blacks and a chance to showcase next generation players.
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Corry
Cambridge Springs
Loveland Field
Spa
Walloping Edinboro
Waterford
Girard
Tinsonmen
Beavers
Harborcreek
Tinson
Lneup
Bill Loveland
Merton Mountain
Doveland
Mountain
Datnofallie
Mitchell St
Burrows Ig
Linés c
Foster Ig
Baits Rl
Loveland Re
Graham Q
Jackson Lh
Reynolds Jz
Firearai
Tonient
All-Ways cling to bowling lead in fourth loop
In the Fourth Ladies League All-Way Electric stays ahead by one game as Waterhouse, Kinley Insurance and Zuckermans sweep. Standings show All-Way Electric 11-4, Kinley 10-6, Waterhouse 6-4, Gift Shop 5-10, Lanston 4-7. Top scores: The Electric barb 542 609 603. Styples 150 180 119. Dat 160 114 65. Zuckerman’s team 519 608 624 and Decorators 467 548 518.
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Electric Tassies
Electricians
Waterhouse
Kinley Insurance
Zuckerman
L. Pet
All-Way Electric
Zuckermans
Lanstons
Al-Way Electric
Charlotte Styples
Leda Dat
Ellenore Thayer
Virginia Davis
Lanston Club
Thelma Lite
Eleanor Clark
Temple Faces NYU at Ohio Field After Holy Cross Win
Temple University football, heavily favored, meets New York University at Ohio Field. Holy Cross defeated the Owls 30 to 0 last week, and Lafayette beat NYU 33 to 0, setting a high-stakes matchup for Temple in Philadelphia.
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NEW Yori
Temple University
Philadelphia
New York University
Ohio Field
Holy Cross
Owls
Lafayette
NYU
Scholastic Scores Roundup From Ashtabula and Nearby
Local scholastic scores list Ashtabula O high 16 over Bite Academy 14 and Strong Vincent 20 over Evie Prep 0. Sharpsville 21 defeats Bradford 0 while Meadville 13 edges Oil City 6. DuBois 21 beats Ferndale 7 and Sharon 21 defeats Hurst 0. Clearfield 20 over Johnsonburg 13. Farrell 14 defeats New Castle 7.
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Evie Prep
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Oil City
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Ferndale
Sharon
Hurst
Clearfield
Johnsonburg
Farrell
New Castle
Five standout football games top card in east
The Associated Press lists a packed east slate led by Dartmouth facing Notre Dame in Boston. Duke battles Navy in Baltimore, Pitt hosts Army at West Point, and William and Mary meets Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, with Yale-Columbia at New Haven shaping the day alongside notable regional showdowns.
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Associated Press
New York
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Boston
Hanover Indians
Viertna
Belmont
Duke
Navy
Baltimore
Pitt
Army
West Point
William and Mary
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Yale
Columbia
New Haven
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
College
Fights Last Night Boston Sugar Robinson Wins
Danny Bartfield outpointed Monte Pignatore. Lay ney Moore defeated Joe Agésta. Tony Jan nazeo and J Wilkins were KO victims in other bouts. Van McNutt scored a knockout against J Wilkins in a New York card. Action took place across New York and Brooklyn venues with multiple light and welterweight bouts.
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Boston
Ray
Sugar" Robinson
New York
Tony Jan
Nazeo
Brooklyn
van McNutt
J. €. Wilkins
New Yorks
Danny Bartfield
Monte Pignatore
Layney Moore
Valley Stream
N. Y
Joe Agésta
Sports Roundup Highlights from New York Oct
United States Lawn Tennis Association bulletin notes that the tax exemption for amateur work preserves its stance on Open tournaments. Collateral items cover the New York Americans soccer club lineup shifts, Otto Apel’s Yale clash, Dodgers uniforms history, a Choo Choo Charlie football run set, J Walker Wear succession rumors, minor league leadership, S/Sgt Samuel Piccillo’s war casualty, and related sports news snapshots.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
United States Board of Tennis ‘Appeals
USLPA
New York Americans
Cesaer de Rostaing
Cypieunt
Aton
Columbia
Otto Apel
Lions
Yale
New Haven
W. G. Bramham
Snead Back on Golf Trail in Pro Circuit Return
Oct 4 Chicago AR reports Snead ready to start strong in golf’s circuit after Navy service. Mentions partners and upcoming matches with Bob Hamilton, eyeing Oregon Open title in Portland. Also lists other sports names and a note on swine disease controls.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jay
Sam Snead
Sam
Navy
Rankin Ito
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Hamilton
Portland
Ore
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