City Keglers Open Season in Corry Hiwiagy League
Corry City bowling opens its Total-35 season tonight at Recreation Alley as the Aeros, 1992-39 winners, seek a third straight title. Rivalries form with Citizens Bank, Keint ere use Washington Lunch, and Gotten Coals facing Corry Jamestown. Football notes highlight Pitt at Minnesota with high expectations for a high scoring clash, plus Drake Bradford game previews and Dizzy Dean earning the NL MVP honor for 1934, while Ken Anderson’s Jamestown squad earns praise for a strong season start.
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Aeros
Citizens Bank
Keintere
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Gotten Coals
Corry-Jamestown
Dizzy Dean
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Druzy Vance
Brooklyn
Rogers Hornsby
Bob O
Boxing Commission Rejects Brown Plan and Weighs Elimination Tourney
New York boxing notes critique Henry McLeMore reports on the Boxing Commission veto of Bill Brown’s suggested round by round scoring fix. The piece highlights pushback from General Tom Polan and D Walker Wear, plus the planned heavyweight elimination contest to find a challenger for Max Schmeling, with results from Bertrand, Oregon and other bouts.
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New York
Tom J. Polan
Brassieve
D. Walker Wear
New York Boxing Commission
Jim Farley
Ixtay
Bill Brown
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Brother Wear
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Merry Max
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Max Schmeling
Primo Carer
Hamas
Haas Qian
Columbia and Navy in East's Feature Game
A capacity crowd of 88 000 is expected at Baker field for the Columbia Lions vs Navy Middies game. Columbia, Rose Bowl victors of 1933, faces Navy under a new graduate coaching system aiming to restore Annapolis grid prestige. Lou Little’s squad, favored to some extent, has five regulars out with injuries.
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United Press
NEW York
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Columbian Navy
Columbia Lions
Middies
Annnapolis
Wavy
Jolass
Sailor
Whitch
Chicago
Army Lo
Lou Little
Tons
Lions
Yale
Virginia Military
Navy
William and Mary
Virginia
Maryland
107 Days For Killing Deer
Ernest Uniatt of 284 Senees Street was jailed 107 days after pleading guilty to transporting a legally killed deer. He was arraigned before Justice F Mohr and jailed for 107 days when failing to pay a $100 fine and costs. The case stems from an illegally killed deer found near Pinesrive around October 5, charged by District Game Supervisor Jay Gilford.
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Oil City
Ernest Uniatt
Senees Street
Franklin
Justice of the Peace
F. Mohr
Reno
Uhlett
Carl Glas
Pinesrive
Glas
Jay
Gilford
Uhiott
Aken
Harold Rolyats
Phalanx Fraternity Plans Night Meeting and Reorganization
The Phalanx Fraternity will meet at 9 PM at C. M. Hengst's residence to elect officers and plan the year. New members will be admitted with ten expressing intent to join tonight. A basketball team manager and a chairman of the athletic committee will be chosen as gym activities expand. Amateur members 18 and over are urged to apply. Local boxing results include Jory Alvan of Kansas City defeating Jackie Sharkey, and Johnny Owens defeating Laurin Schlager in Minneapolis.
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Phalanx Fraternity
C. M. Hengst
Kansas City
Jory Alvanler
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Johnny Owens
Lauran Schlager
Pitt Heads Toward Minnesota With Full Strength
Pitt expects full squad for the Minnesota game despite injuries to halfbacks Mike Nicksick and Leon Shedlasky. Nicksick played against Southern California, Shedlasky, a second stringer, rested for the Trojans game. Coach Jock Sutherland plans to rest the first string line and give backups a chance, hoping to field a stronger forward wall against the Big Ten champions in looming invasion.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Minnesota
Mike Nicksick
Leon Shedlasky
Nicksick
Southern California
Shedlasky
Hob Larue
Trojans
Heine Weisenpaugh
Larue
Panthers
Jock Sutherland
Sutherland
Ret Daniels
Trojan
Rooker
Baxter
Ale
Pigskin Pickings from United Pro and college notes
In South Bend Coach Elmer Layden held another practice for Nate Dane after a weak showing by Trishy against Warner. Carnegie Tech studies the Warner system with Harpster variations. Ann Arbor’s Kipke tweaks Michigan for Georgia Tech with Savage Ward and possible replacements. Minnesota’s Pug Lud practiced stiffly ahead of Pittsburgh game amid leg rumors.
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United
South Bend
Elmer Layden
Nate Dane
Warner
Carnegie Tech
Howard Harpster
Ann Arbors
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Kipke
Wolverines
Savage
Ward
Fatanelli
John Rieck
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Pug Lud
Corry High Athletic Association to Sponsor Day
Corry High Athletic Association will conduct a sponsor day on Thursday to canvass for funds to reduce the association debt. The effort seeks support from businesspeople and the community at large. W. A. Steen returned home from a ten day visit with his son in Youngstown, Ohio, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Steen and Mrs. Margaret Grave, who later went home.
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Athletic Ass
Corry High Athetic Association
W. A. Steen
D. le Stern
Younngstow
Bantams Bolstered for Union City Game
The bantams prepare for Union City with drills led by Coach Sonny Daye. Additional fencing and removal of the current backstop were planned to widen the field at Host Washington Street grounds. More players joined the Corry bantams as they expand to twenty or more, with workouts set for today and Thursday and a three o'clock game at Union City.
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Corry ‘Bantams
Washington Street
al Miller
Union City
Sonny Daye
Favorites Still in Battle for Golf Title at Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania the second round of the annual Pennsylvania State Women's Golf Association tournament at Hershey Country Club keeps three favorites active Edith Quier Francis Williams and D Hurd. Quier faced Ry Price Williams faced H Fitter and Hurd faced L G Riley in the championship flight. Other flights and groups of defeated players continued with 48 of 70 who played Monday remaining in action.
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Sy Unite Pras
Quier
D. Ry Price
Oakmont Country Club
Miss Williams
H. Fitter
Gulp Mills
Hurd
L. G. Riley
Edgewood
Betty ‘Abernathy
W.A. Johnson
St. David's Golf Club
Monflay
St Vincents Eyes Revenge At Canisius After Last Year
Latrobe Pa October 17 Willie Valakus sophomore halfback sparked St Vincent's with strong rushing against Clarion boosting hopes for a comeback against Canisius at Offutt Field Greensburg Saturday Coach Gene Edwards has aimed his team to avenge last season's 59 to 20 defeat Valakus energizes the squad as Latrobe comes into November facing left and LaSalle both strong offensively Salem beat Geneva 27 to 7 and LaSalle topped Villanova 6 to 1
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Unites Press
St. Vincent's
Latrobers
Ssleft
LaSalle
Salem
Geneva
Villanova
Titusville and Oil City Clash in Venango County Rivalry
Local interest centers on the high school clash between Titusville and Oil City at Titusville Saturday. Both teams have defeated the Beavers, Titusville 64 to 0 and Oil City TS to 0, in the pursuit of the Siillen clip symbolizing scholastic supremacy. The contest features strong lineups led by Stan Roy for Titusville and Johnny Totig for Oil City, with Attorney Glenn Mead visiting before returning to Philadelphia.
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Titusville
Oil City High School
Beavers
Rockets
Oil City
Siillen
Venango-Grawford
Stan
Roy
Johnny
Tot Ig
Allegheny to Meet Dickinson on Saturday
Allegheny College grid team, coming off a 7-7 tie with Alfred, prepares to face Dickinson this Saturday. Coach Tippin praises the scrappy performance and notes the return of Caplan Edwards strengthens guard play as the Red Devils field their strongest lineup. Dickinson’s veteran squad is described as rugged and capable, promising a tough test.
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Dickinson
Alfred
Tippin
AfeCormick
Attif
Lubic
Allegheny
Caplan Edwards
Hmlenton High
Mysterious Boxing Card Scrape Sparks IOCulous Names
A scrambled list shows athletes with scattered ages and places including Vancouver Los Angeles Manila and Hollywood. Entries read like incomplete bout results with random scores and city tags, suggesting a damaged sports card or OCR glitch from a Los Angeles event.
Fragmented OCR Item From Historic Page
Fragmented readable text offers a brief glimpse of a historic page segment with unclear, partial phrases. The readable portions hint at a local news item or notice but lack coherent names, dates, or places to identify a full event.
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