Beavers Fight Union City In Weekend Grid Clash
Gerrys Beavers renew their traditional rivalry with Union City Bears on Saturday afternoon. Both teams boast strong records and balanced lineups with key players returning from injuries. Coach Rose Byler forecasts a close, hard fought contest likely to be one of the season’s best games.
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Kane Crew
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Suimois
Rose Byler
Kane
Dan Lumly
Cosry
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Greenville
Grove City
Sharpsville
Franklin
Unclear fragment hints at lunch room and schedule
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a lunch room or space with references to times and items, including numbers and short phrases. Due to illegibility, core facts or names are not clear.
Halt Called On Quiz Lure Test By Local Officials
Local authorities suspend an upcoming quiz effort after reports of unsafe practices. Officials urge schools to halt activities pending review and announce plans for a safety briefing with participating institutions and guardians.
Buffalo Hockey Opens Season in Memorial Hall
Buffalo sportsfans await pro hockey return as the new Buffalo sextet opens against Cleveland Sunday night in Memorial Hall at Main Street and The Terrace. Seats range from 50 cents to $2 with rinkside and balcony pricing, and tickets at Mathias Cigar Store or 212 Hotel Buffalo headquarters. The club, led by Lou Gittels, will compete in the American League Western division with Cleveland, Indianapolis, Hershey, and Pittsburgh.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Sextet
Cleveland
Memorial Hall
Main Street
Ips
Mathias Cigar Store
Mainstreet
Bisons
Buffalo Sportsmen
Syracuse
Lou Gittels
Detroit Olympia
Tate
Tadisnapolis
Hershey
Pitsburgh
Providence
Springfield
Philadelphia
New Haven
Roundup of Sports Chatter and Studio Gossips
A collage of sports notes from Yale Buck Newsom offers, Wisconsin Ki Ki Cuyler rumors, and Buck Newsom turned bouncer talk. Quarterback Huebel meets umpire Huebel in a father son moment. Oakland Tribune eyeing Pulitzer for wrestling coverage. Rockne film draws praise as Pat O Brien shines. Stanford seats reserved for Santa Clara clash. Marine Corps Reserve duty loosely noted for Bernie Bierman. Joe McCarthy discusses a close loss and DiMaggio injury. Des Moines Register’s Lee Taylor guest stars. Dodgers beat Pirates 21-0, Maryland over Yale commentary. Ongoing chatter about sport writers, announcers, and timing in football. Eddie Mead of Armstrong hospitalized. Georgian football trip noted.
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Yale
Buck Newsom
Ed Bo
Mulwaukee Brewers
Ki Ki Cuyler
Nashvillesex
Bert Nieham
Jersey City
Rogers Hornsby
Oklahoma
Otters
Jack Huebel
Paul Huebel
Oakland Tribune
Rockne
Pat O'Brien
Warners Jones U
Stanford
Santa Clara
Marine Corps Reserve
Bernie Bierman
Brooklyn
Dr. Sutherland
Dodgers
Pittaburgh
Wolves
Maryland
Ogden Miller
Penn
Max Baer
South
Opr Grate
Georgia
Ohio
Bulldogs
Mississippi U
Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Work of Ripples Praised by Pilot in World Series
Greensburg report recalls Reds manager Bill McKechnie praising Jimmy Ripple for the game saving catch and a key run that sealed the World Series. Ripple, from Export, was lauded in a testimonial over his remarkable fielding. Rettinger, Pitt end, left hospital with a broken leg cast, as his brother Charles died after surgery in Ashland hospital.
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Greensburg
Jimmy Ripple
Bill McKechwie
Cincinnat Reds
Tiner
Billy Sullivan
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Rettinger
Pittsburgh
Joe Rettinger
Pitt
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Ashland
Charles
Am Ashland
Harmon
Wolverine
Michigan
Tommy
Red Grange
Kimbrough
Dallas
Los Angeles
Lasar
Paul Christman
Missouri
Don Scott
Ohio State
Jack Crain
Texas
Christman
Scott
Jim Langhurst
Oram
Harbou
Bob Foxx
Tennessee
Jim Batane
N. Caronia
Hal McCullough
Cornell
Frank Reagan
Penn
Steve Filipowski
Fordham
Bill Busik
Navy
Sal Mirpbito
Syracuse
Wrestling Is Aid to Grid Elevens
Lancaster Pa October 15 snow lay outside as husky Franklin and Marshall football players trained indoors. Coach Alsh Holman, who led the undefeated team to a historic victory over Dartmouth days earlier, credited winter wrestling drills with contributing to the gridiron success.
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Alsh Holman
Franklin and Marshall
Dartmouth
Waterfowl Hunting Season Opens Across State
State fish and game officials announced the opening of waterfowl season with woodcock and ducks on the schedule. Hunters face limits and dates ranging from two to four months, with heavy emphasis on conservation due to a poor woodcock year. Major lakes and rivers in Monroe, Pike, Wayne, and surrounding counties are highlighted as prime hunting grounds under federal rules.
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State Fine Commission
Iast
Seth Gordon
Corumismten
Linesville
Gripwford
Conneaut
Monroe
Pike
Wayne Counties
Delaware
Susi Hayne
Sammy Baugh Still Leading Redskins Passes
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins remains the top passer, completing 40 of 53 attempts for a 75 percent rate through four games. His 586 passing yards translates to an average of 199 yards per game and one reliable completion per drive.
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Sammy Baugh
Washilow Redskins
Tates Stabetleapes
National League
Slingin
Samy
Redskins
Fights Last Night Reported Across Several Cities
Irish Pat Catfus dominated Paterson New Jersey while outpaining Henry Cooper in New York Illinois ref details Detroit and Wilkes Barre bouts featured Howard Burm and Young Kid Meyer with scores in the 140s to 195. Mount Vernon and White Plains reports include Toy Fryvark and other local results detailing boxing match outcomes across multiple venues.
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New York
Pat Catfuskey
Paterson
N. IL
Henry Cooper
Brook
Hammonde Best Paulson Team Wins Big
A jumble of names and numbers appears to mix players, teams, and events with scattered scores and locations. The readable parts indicate Hammonde and Paulson as prominent figures in a team matchup with unclear details and several sports references.
Young Buc Hurler Sparks Prospects in Pittsburgh
A fragmentary report notes a 19 year old Buc hurler and a slate of young players from a major baseball camp. Names like Hesse Elon and Gloria Wil Prankie Gieline appear, with hints of future roster moves and potential big league opportunities.
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Pittsburgh
Flite
Kyi Hesse Elon
Bil
Gloria Wil
Gieline
Byles
Eveorel
Corwen
Lenge
Cangey
Taneler
Ted
Pena
Canny
Conn Faces McCoy N Boston Friday
Fragmented OCR text hints at boxing results or matchups featuring Conn and McCoy in Boston on Friday. The fragmentary lines mention boxing figures, venues, and potential schedules but lack coherent details or clear outcomes.
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Conn
McCoy
Boston
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