Three Squads Poised for Local Industrial League Entry
Three teams eye a return to the Industrial Basketball League as a meeting chaired by Ben F. Starr seeks to organize the circuit. Company A, Standard Automatics, and Knights of Columbus units are reported contenders with plans for two teams this season. Max Hoenes may resign as manager of the A’s, risking a loss of leadership for the soldiers.
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Oldlack i
Ty Ben F. Starr
Ull Tid
Anise Circe
Ace Meliute
Standard Automatic Products Company
Latler
Vily
Edward Messenger
Corry Council
Knights
al Pitts
Keystone and Company A
Caseys
Soldiers
Max Hoenes
Guardsmen
Hoenes
Max
Jack Sewyer
Andy Paulson
Iean
Curley” Williams
Kie Sarig
Sawyer
Paulson
Tourna
World series triumph sparks Philadelphia sports sweep
The Philadelphia Athlet 1824 team defeats the Chicago Cubs to claim the world baseball title. Connie Mack retires anticipated after this storied win. The article also covers boxing results, high school football scores, and upcoming games across Pennsylvania, including Warren, Corry, and Titusville matchups, with notes on season implications and schedules.
Hoover Cheers Feat of Haas in World Series Game
In Philadelphia on October 15 United Press reports President Hoover and Mrs Hoover broke their neutrality during the ninth inning as Mule Hesthomer sparked Haas and Phillies to rally. Mayor Mackay congratulated Haas and the President quipped that he had been neutral most of the game. Mrs Hoover cheered Pat Malone for the Gub pitcher but praised Philadelphia's ninth inning rally as marvelous.
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United Press Philadelphia
Mule" Hesthomer
Hoover
Harry A. Mackay
Philadelphia
Haas
Mayor
Defense Nears Close in Slaben Sohih Murder Trial
Pittsburgh on October 15 held closing arguments expected today in the murder trial of Fred Slában sohi h charged with fatally shooting Henry Smith near Mif Min tonal. The case centers on the fatal shooting and the separation of the two men’s bones, with defense and prosecution presenting final statements.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Slébensohih
Henry Smith
Pek
Athletics win World Series in dramatic ninth inning rally
In a vivid finish at Shibe Park, the Philadelphia Athletics erased a two run Cubs lead in the ninth. Al Simmons singled then Bing Miller drove in the deciding run as Miller hit over right center scoring Simmons to end the game 3 to 2 and clinch the world championship. President Hoover watched as the Athletics celebrated a stunning comeback.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Athletics
Pit Malone
Meyer Bellives
Herbert Hoover
Pat Malone
Art French
West Point
Silke Park
Max Bishop
Haas
Malone
Mickey Cochrane
Rogers Hornsby
al Simmons
Cubs
Jimmy Foxx
Bing" Miller
Miller
Once & Mack
Hoover
Gorilla Jones To Meet Welter Champion In California
Jackie Fields world welterweight champion and Goblla Jones from Memphis prepared in separate cities for a ten round title bout in Oakland California. Fields remained in Los Angeles with family while Jones was reported traveling from Akron Ohio. Jones had not arrived at his training quarters as scheduled.
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United Press
Francisco
Calif
Jackie Fields
Goblla Jones
Fields
Los Angeles
Hallays
Jones
Akron
Ohio
World Series In Anot Shell First Game
A fragmented recap of the first four World Series games with team lineups and scores, noting RHE tallies for Philadelphia and Chicago across innings, and listing pitchers Ehmke Cochrane Root Bush Taylor Gonzalez Farnshaw Grove Malone Blake Carlton Neht and Taylor with final standing and standings hints.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Ehmke
Cochrine
Root
Bush
Taylor
Gonzales
RHE
Philadephia
Thicaze
Farnshaw
Grove
Cocdrane
Malone
Blake
Carlton
Neht
Phila
Fool
Carlson
Tayloe
Qubipe Wallies
Hsimmel
Cribhrane
Ehinke
Wallberg
Cochrane
Howley Named New Manager of Cincinnati Club
Dar Howley, who resigned as manager of the St Louis Browns, was appointed manager of the Cincinnati club yesterday, succeeding Jack Hendricks who resigned. The announcement came from owner Henry Weil, who also said he bought Harry Hellmann from the Detroit Tigers.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dar Howley
St Louis Browns
CincInnat
Jack Hendriks
Iloney Weil
Rets
Harry Hellmann
Detroit Tigers
Curry Baking Company Leads Bowling Loop With Two Wins
Curry Baking Company five topped Ajax Iron Works in two of three games at Trecrea tion Alleys, led by Sadric McCall with 194 average and a 201 final game. Blaine Chum’s Doughboys rolled 2582 to upset VA Six, Keefer and Reynolds pacing with 196 and 104 in the two close wins. Opening Corry City Bowling League game showed high scores and tough competition, with Corry Baking Company among top contenders. Rentals listed for seven room house and another house with room for a keeper.
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Sadric McCall
Curry
Suhgal
Curry Baking Company
Ajax Iron Works
McCall
Blaine Chum
Keefer
Reynolds
Corry City
Corry Baking Company 1
Journal
District Cage Loop Formed in Southwestern NY and NW PA
A meeting at Salamanca Saturday organized a district cage loop for the coming season. Representing Westfield Warren Titusville Branford and Salamanca participated while Kane Jamestown Olea Erle could not attend. An executive board from each city will settle disputes and create the schedule. Season starts Thanksgiving night with two games weekly through late March. The league ends with a two-half champion face off and a fellowship banquet.
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Corry
Salamanca
Lcuge
Enins
New York
Orthwestern
Pennsylvaniia
Rom Erle
Mike
Hue
1929 World Series Hero Haas Helps Athletics Rally
George Mule Haas, Montclair, N J, hit two home runs to power the Philadelphia Athletics past the Cubs 10 to 8 in game four. Hack Wilson misplayed Haas drive, tying and turning the tide as Zach Taylor supported Cubs’ effort. Charley Grimm also contributed but fell short as the Athletics clinched the win.
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Philadelphia
Det
George (Mule) Haas
Montclair
N. J
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Athletics
Atta
Haas
Max Bishop
Almselt
Ime Athletics
Zach Taylor
Walvarn
Taylor
Charley Grimm
Id Rommel
Corry Bank Statement 1829 Report of National Bank of Corry
Bank report from Corry Pennsylvania shows assets totaling 2,572,088.09 with loans 141,970.02 and United States securities 128,707.21. It lists capital stock 50,000.00, surplus 150,000.00, circulating notes 50,000.00, and deposits including demand and time accounts. Notary and officials certify the statement as true.
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National Bank of Corry
Corry
Pennsylvania
PVE
Tacts SR
Ison
United States
Federal Reserve
Galian
U.S
U.S. Treas
Erie
C. H. Andrews
F O. H Androws
Jean Miller
John Love G
F. Bliss
D. A. Hillstrom
Vicks Vaporub Expands Use as Cold Remedy Globally
An older ad notes the shift from internal dosing to external treatment for colds, citing Vicks Vaporub slogans from seven to twenty six million jars used yearly. It highlights mothers preferring a non swallowing ointment that potently soothes inflamed air passages through vapor and skin application.
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Vicks VapoRab
Vicks
Igo
United States
S.o
Chile
Community program notes for Warr event on October first
A badly garbled program listing outlines events for a Warr state event on October 1. It mentions prayers, a welcome, memorial prayer, introductory remarks, and several speakers. The schedule includes sessions from 9:00 to 3:00 with various religious and community activities, plus demonstrations and housing open for visitors.
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Warr
Mooder
al Lecin
Mroclora
Childrenstad
Gunfire interrupts quiet Otober day in small town
A brief local report notes a gunfire incident near a residential street in Otober. No injuries reported as authorities cordoned off the area and searched for suspects. Residents describe hearing multiple shots and a loud crash during the early afternoon.
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Jimmy Hackley
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George Levine
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Duline
Shibe Pari
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Frankie Flo
Cleveland
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Hiladelphia
Gorilla Jones
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Howley
Corry Building & Loan Ass'n
South Center St
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Corry City Bowling League
K Trescay
Jamestown Va
Corry Journal
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Va. U
Radiator
Loveland Tires
Mrs. Co
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Corry Biking Co
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George Kirkley
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