Corry Merchants to Clash with Jamestown Tomorrow
Corry Merchants prepare for a hard battle against Jamestown Merchants on the grounds tomorrow afternoon. Jamestown, led by Jack Laird, brings a strong lineup with veteran and former All Jamestown players, while Corry boosts new faces such as Mountain and Morrow and new equipment for a sharper showing. The game kicks off at 2 oclock with anticipated good attendance.
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Corry Merchants
Jamestown
Northwest
Jack Laird
Jamestown Grid
Pat" Williams
East Washington Saat
Mountain
Morrow
Independent
Marchants
New York State
Northwestern Panthers loom in national college football chatter
In depth scholastic grid matchups highlight northwest Pennsylvania today as Pranidlin High defeats Hast High amid muddy stadium conditions. Corry expected to topple Cathedral Prep while Dir City edges Warren, Titusville, Ridgway, and Kane win, with Erie Beavers and Oil City/Bay City discuss possible pro basketball moves and strong national championship chatter focused on Notre Dame, Northwestern, and St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pranidlin High
Hast
Brie
Latte Place
Jim Hyde
Corry
Cathedral Prep
Dir City
Lrounce Warren
Havey Boyle
Pittsburon Post-Gazette
Fay
Panthers
Northwestern
Notre Dame
New York Tf
St. Mary's
Panther
Notre
Meet Monday Night to Organize Bowling League
Firms and organizations are urged to send reps to a Monday 7:30 pm meeting at Recreation Center to organize the Cleveland area bowling league for the 1931 82 season. Officers will be chosen and plans laid for the new league. Also includes boxing results from Canton Cleveland St Paul and Chicago with several unanimous and technical knockouts and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty City
Neeling
Changes in district cage loop face upcoming shift
Franklin High School leaders debate adding two teams to Section 5 of District 10 in the N I A A. A plan would boost the section to seven teams with Cambridge Springs favored as a newcomer. Oil City Franklin Cochranton Rocky Grove Meadville and Titusville will weigh the move at Oil City M A on Monday night. Warren High may seek transfer from Section 1. Brie and other Brie-linked schools could be reassigned. Officials to handle this season's games will be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Mealville Trume
Franklin
Beavers
Meadville
Copeh Wells
Oil City
le Corry
Franklin, High School
Oi City
Cambridge Springs
Cochranton
Rocky Grove
Titusville
Ori
Warren High
Youngsville
Corry
T Ia
Seetom
Seetom In Two Party. ‘A New Deal May Find Tour Brie Teams, Including Brie Tech
Girard
Youngeville
Warren
Pany
Cambridge Sprige
Tully
Cionis
Friday Football Scores Across Regions
A scrambled Friday slate shows Pittburgh Duquesne and George Lowt tied 0 0 as several colleges report mixed results. Doane beats Nebraska Wesleyan 16 to 12 while Transylvania routs Jackson 46 to 7. Union bests Patterson 0 0 with Lincoln A and T College, and more scores from Greensboro Allentown Hays and other campuses.
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Crete
Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan
Doane
Jackson, Tean
Billiard Tournament Planned Here Next Week
Carl Finch proprietor of the Finch Billiard Parlors on North Center street announces a round robin tournament to start next week at his establishment. Entries include Cobbett Houser Zalaneck Brown McCall Mountain Smith Belding Long Lewis Maloney Gretaler Paulson Bert ram and Swarm.
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Carl Finch
Finch Billiard Parlors
North Center Street
Cobbett
Houser
Zalaneck
Brown
McCall
Mountain
Smith
Belding
Long
Lewis
Maloney
Gretaler
Paulson
Bertram
Swarm
Falconer High Triumphs 26 0 in Muddy Home Win
In heavy rain at Davis field Falconer High beat the J. H. S. Reserves 20-0 Friday afternoon. Ele Bhue and Gold led Falconer to its third win while the team had lost to Atlezany and Corey earlier in the season.
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Falconer
Davis
Ele Bhue
Gold
Ue Sxpedie
Atlezany
Corey
Yale and Stagg’s 40th anniversary football pageant
Four decades of Amos Alonzo Stagg influence are celebrated as Yale meets Chicago west of the Alleghenies. A 40,000 crowd is expected for the intercollegiate showcase honoring Stagg, famed for shaping amateur athletics and the U of Chicago program. Yale presents end Alble Booth and runners Vingon Sablin and Bib Wallace to test Chicago’s defense.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Yale
Alleghenies
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
U. Ofhicago
Michigan
Georgia
Alble Booth
Maroons
Vingon Sablin
Bib Wallace
Dukes Hold Georgetown In Mud Battle At Forbes Field
Duquesne University battled Georgetown to a scoreless tie in wet conditions at Forbes Field. The Dukes, considered underdogs, pressed with passing and had five completions in eight attempts amid frequent fumbles as both teams fought for a moral victory.
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United
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Hicn
Georgetown
Forbes Field
Dukes
NOW OPEN CIDER MILL ON ROUTE 6
Route 6 cider mill advertises pressing at 3 cents per gallon and apples pressed delivered at 4 cents per gallon in barrel lots. Up-to-date machinery and cash terms. Earl Messenger lists contact between Columbus and Wrightsville with phone 19R13 Columbus.
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Srom
Traveler's Fest
Earl Messenger
Columbus
Wrightsville
Bojorski Knocks Out Moore in One Round in Erie Bout
Southpaw Bojorski, Jake Barry’s lightweight, registered his 48th victory at Buffalo. In the Erie bout he knocked out Jack Moore of Memphis in 1 minute 30 seconds of the first round. Bojorski will fight Mickey Genary next Friday in Franklin. The former champion Tom Paul defeated Andy Martin, and Steve Halasko won by technical knockout over Low Petrone in another ten rounder.
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Bojsrski
Jack Barry
McKennn
Buffalo
Jacke ‘Moore
Memphly
Tann
Bojorski
Mickey Genary
Chicago
Franklin Ving
Pennsylvania
Moore
Bojorsk
Hayork
Wight
Erie
Tommy Paul
Andy Martin
Boston
Steve Halasko
Low Petrone
Cleveland
Northwestern Battles Coast Eleven Today
Northwestern trains for a Big Ten title as it meets California at Los Angeles coached by Bill Spaulding. Lineup changes include Manske replacing Bylar at left end. The piece covers college games and notable players amid a busy football Saturday.
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Qvanston
Northwestern
U. of Calliornia
Los Angeles
Bill Spaulding
Minnesota
Wildcats
Dick Hanley
Notr Dame
By Manske
Bylar
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Pittsburgh
Texas Aggies
Locomotive Costs Range Across Early Models
The article notes locomotive prices in the United States vary widely from about 5140 to 60000 dollars for average lines and up to 80000 to 100000 dollars for the most powerful engines. It highlights the high cost of advanced locomotives in the period.
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Corry Squad
Cathedral-Corry
Erie Dispatch-Herald
Ramblers
Cathedral
Peo Ventures Tiannell
Greenville Record-Argus
Allegheny
Unis
Alley Gheny
Alley Gheny, Sanries Mut Uch
Uirec
Bollegen
Polish National College
Chankle Bojcyaki
Padditiz
Mt Buffalo
Tad
Canton
Patsy Pertoni
Chuck Burns
San Antonio
Tex
Willie Davies
Charlerol
Ross Fields
Patsy Severo
Mila Kerry
Detroit
St. Paul
Prince Saunders
Wildie Shea
Prank
Battagna
West of Hiie
Stillwater
Oklahoma Aggies
Haskell Indians
de Paw
St. Mary's & St. Louis U
Missouri School of Mines
Marquette
Millikin
Crane Junior Carthage
Culver-Stockton
Valparaiso
Indiana Central
Superior
Eau Claire
Northland
Duluth
Drury
William Jewel
North Dakota State
Morningside D. Loyola
New Orleans
Oalethorpe
Cad
Pittaburgh
Duquesne
George Lowt
Philadelphia
Bucknell
Temple
Dayton
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dayton — New Concord—Muskingum
Bethany G. Bluffton
Bluttton
Findlay
Washington
Washington and
Center Streets
Falconer High
New Haven
West of Alleghenies
Alog
Citizens National
Northwestern Battles Coast Eleven
Evanston
Indiana
Pitt
Penn
Thiel
University of Indians
Peppsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Western Reserve University
Greenville
Western Pennsylvania
New York
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Drew
Tony Herrera
Harry Carleton
Jersey City
AL Gomez
California
Eddie Dwillis
Brooklyn
Inet
Pee
Irry
Penka
Mr Aftidi
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