Taylor to Take Two Complete Teams to Kane
Coach Carl Taylor leads Coty Independents toward Kane for a Sunday clash with the Merchants. The Indies seek a third straight win after strong showings in earlier openers and Erie tests, aided by two complete squads and planned frequent shifts.
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Taylor
Kane
Coty
Carl Taylor
St. Edward's
Erie
Kané Merchants
Bis
Indies
Ier
Ji Semiepro
Pennsylvania
Jobnsanburg
Merchants
Corders
Big Opportunity for Ihdles- NBucky to Show in Pittsburgh
A chaotic sports column previews boxing and basketball prospects in Erie and Pittsburgh. It highlights Buck McTiernan vs Lawless as a key boxing matchup and notes local teams in transition. The piece also mentions upcoming games across college football and basketball schedules with predictions.
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Ihdles— Nbucky
Pittsburgh
Presidents to Meet Temple in Temple Game
Philadelphia Oct 18 Washington and Jefferson football elev es arrive for the Temple clash with a crippled lineup. Only a dozen regulars remain active as injuries and illness thin the squad. Temple, in good shape, expects full strength to oppose the visitors despite caps. Coach Amos remains hopeful for a strong showing from Temple.
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Annee Rie
Philadelphia
Washington and Jefferson
Eleves
Temple
Saul Lipwan
Cochrane
Kelly
Irwin Rush
Johnson
Amos
Midwest sports figure Kane dies at 42
United Press reports Petoskey news of the death of P. Kane a prominent Midwestern sports figure at age 42 after a five day illness. Kane served as a manager and promoter for about 25 years and worked with notable boxers and teams including Sammy Mandell and Juke Schaeffer.
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United Press
Petoskey
Odie P. Kane
Phen Motia
Kane
Hed
Manger
Giromolan
Mornhin
Hewitt
Juke Schaeffer
Wille Oppo Juiliard
Chayy Piems
Pod Miely
Sammy Mandell
Formag
Elumpian
Gophers Oppose Indiana in Minneapolis Contest
Indiana and Minnesota met in Minneapolis on October 15 as the 1880 Minnesota football squad opened western conference play. Coming off a tie with Stanford, Minnesota hoped to build on prestige facing Pat Page's Gouck team in a full schedule debut.
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Gophers
Indiana
Minneapolis
Minn
Crisler
University of Minnesota
Seurelésa
Stanford
Gus Phers
Gouck
Pat Page
Corry Booster Game Set With Titusville Rival
Titusville High plans Armistice Day booster game against Corry’s Brown and Gold at Carter Field. A booster committee will organize events including fife and drum corps music and airplane stunts. A meeting next Monday at 8 pm at the high school invites all city fans to pledge support.
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vTitusville High Selivo
Corry
Queen City
Titusville Herald
Tituevile Hig Scholls
Coty High
Brown and Gold
Carter Pield
Thorand
Yoursille
American Legion
Dick Gillen
Frank Dowling
Frank von Tacky
Donald
Bruce McKinney
Friday Football Scores From Various Colleges Across The Nation
Friday games featured Drake over Grinnell 20 to 7 and Wisconsin Reserves defeating Ripon 26 to 6. Other results include Detroit 23 over West Virginia 0, Centre 6 beating Xavier 0, Penn 14 over Upper Town 0, St. Louis 7 at Butler 0, Bowling Green 18 over Defiance 6, Clemson 5 over Newberry 0, Sewanee 13 over Mississippi 7, Miami 19 over Denison 6, Capital 19 over Otterbein 0, Baker 6 over Bethany 0, El Paso 31 over Texas Teachers 0, Duane 20 over Midland 0, Ch Viater 12 over McKendee 0, Findlay 20 over Toledo 0, John Carroll 86 over Adiida 7, Loyola New Orleans 28 over Loyola Chicago 0, Oklahoma City U 5 over Oklahoma Aggies 0, Emory Henry 7 over Maryville 6, St Mary's College 21 over UCLA 6, San Diego State 14 over Occident al College 7, LaVerne Los Angeles 20 over Santa Barbara State 6, Indiana.
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United Press
Drake
Grinnell
Wisconsin
Ripon
Coe
Monmonth
Detroit
West Virginia
Centre
Xavier
Penn
Upper Town
St. Louis
Butler
Bowling Greek
Defiance
Clemson
Newberry
Sewanee
Mississippi
Miayai
Denison
Capital
Otterbein
Baker
Bethany
el Paso
Texas
Teachers
Duane
Midland
Ch Viater
McKendee
Findlay
Toledo
Ball State
Sentral
Chillenthe
Kempler
John Carroll
Adiida
Loyola
New Orleans
Chicago
Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma Aggies
Emory & Henry
Maryville
St. Mary's College
University of California At Los Angeles
San Diego State College
Occidental College
LaVerne College
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara State College
Indiana
Duquesne Edges Howard In Tough 14 9 Victory
Duquesne University outlasted Howard 14 to 9 in a rugged showdown. Tommy Bondurant of Howard kicked a perfect field goal in the third to take the lead, while Kass Kovacevic scored for Duquesne in the opening of the first period amid a strong defensive effort.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesn
University Eleven
Howard
Ok Mabaud
Dukes
Duquesné I
Tommy Bondurant
Duquesqg
Kass Kovélcbeck
Duquesne
Third weekly schedule in Lt Corry City Bowling League
Next week’s games list matches Ladigyan Followar Mouse against Loveland Tires versus Pebblebrnde with a tie day. Recreation Alleys faces Corry Jamestown on Wednesday and Standart Automatics meets Corry Baking on Thursday. Kiwanis plays Root Furniture.
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Lt Corry City Bowling League
Ladigyan Followar Mouse
Loveland Tires
Pebblebrnde
Tieday
Recreation Alleys
Corry- Jamestown
Standart Automatics
Corry Baking
Kiwanis
Root Purniture
Geneva Meets Waynesburg Beaver Talls Pa Out
Geneva College and Waynesburg football teams were set to play at Reaves Stadium in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, with Geneva favored. The game was postponed after weather and scheduling issues disrupted the lineup and caused confusion over kickoff.
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Geneva
Waynesburg
Beaver Talls
Geneva, College
Uign
Penn Battles Wisconsin on Madison Grid
Unde feated Penn and Wisconsin meet for homecoming at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. Penn relies on a strong line and passing mix led by Gentle and Masters while Wisconsin backs an expected heavy running offense shaped by public support.
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PENN
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Get
Universities of Pennsylvania
Wiconsin
Camp Randall Stadium
Pennsylvania
Towa City
Town
Towa University
Purdie Loday
Ure Town
Chicago
Codah A. A. Slage
Wicritls
Tloridans
Clariay Buchman
Notre Dame
Beret
van Nive
Paul Stagg
Chicseo
Violets Rule By Favorites In Yankee Stadium
New York University opened with a dominant performance at Yankee Stadium, overpowering AMMsourE as readers noted the veterans guiding the front line. The New Yorkers won their first three games against Hobart, West Virginia, and Villanova with strong play, while concerns arose over the Bengals and their season struggles.
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United Prose
New York
New York University
Ammsoure
Yankee Stadium
New Yorkers
Hari
Energulie Havl
Hobart
W. Virginia Westeyan
Villanoys
Fae
Corry’s 200 Kestier 22 G and Brynolfson Harberg 203 Br
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Brynolfson Harberg and Hustead with miscellaneous numbers and terms. No clear event, location, or outcome is present to form a full news item. The readable items resemble a catalog or index snippet rather than a narrative.
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Kestier
Brynolfson
Ee Harberg
Hustead
Chun
Getos
Spacy
Ballwese
Aed
Rockne Sees a Ball Game From Start to End
Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech in a pivotal intersectional clash before an anticipated 35 000 crowd at the new Notre Dame brownstone stadium. Rockne predicts a ball game from start to end, with both teams carrying strong nerves, weather factors, and lineup juggling as they seek a crucial early-season victory.
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George Kirkley
United Press
South Bend
Haute Rockne
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Brownstone
Rockne
Ainnegie ‘Tech
Cartier Field
Carnegie
Hirst
Gowrie
Walter Steffen
Pittsburgh
Western Reserve
Tom Conley
Tom Yarr
Bottileagis
Southern Methodist
Navy
Buffalo
Thief
Georgia Tech
Collett Favored to Retain Golf Honors
Staff Correspondent reports at Los Angeles Country Club that Glenna Collett, top American woman golfer, leads in the thirtieth annual women’s national tournament. Virginia Van Wie of Chicago battles for the title, after Collett’s semifinal win over Hele Hicks. Van Wie beat Mrs. Hill 2 and 1 to reach the final.
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Los Angeles Country Club
Los Angeligs
Car
Glenia’ Collett
America
Ain
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Miss Collett
Hele Hicks
New Yorke
Miss van Wie
O.$. Hill
Kansas City
Miss Gollett
Heinal
Syracuse and Pitt prep for clash in tough season highlight
Syracuse hosts undefeated Pittsburgh in a clash billed as one of the season s hardest fought games. Pitt is the favorite after three straight eastern wins, while Syracuse boasts an outstanding defense unscored upon and yielding only one first down in three games.
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United Press
Syracuse
Syacuse
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Northwestern at Champaign homecoming clash in Champaign
In Champaign Illinois October 18 Northwestern visits Memorial Stadium for a homecoming clash with Illinois. Illinois once favored 1 to 1 had hopes boosted by home crowd of 50 000 and Ruppka’s green material. Northwestern arrives with a confident group and a strong Big Ten title pedigree. Ancient wine and Roman mask unearthed in a museum context are noted in the same report.
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Rhese Champaign
Ob Zuppka
Tllinois University
Igaat
Northwestern
Memorial Stadium
Tllinois
Wim
Ruppke
Ini
Cornell Favored Over Princeton In Rival Football Tilt
Princeton and Cornell, long rivals, met at Palmer Stadium in Princeton with about 8,000 fans expected. The 1924 Cornell win marked their fourth victory in the series since 1891 as Princeton aimed to avenge last year’s 7 to 1 defeat.
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Cornell
Princeton Tigers
United Press
Princeton
N. J
Palner Stadium
Ithacans
Tigers
Seine Meanders From Patis to the Sea Atlas Route
A fragment notes the Seine river’s path from Paris to the sea, estimating a robin’s flight about 112 miles while hinting that the river’s length is nearer 250 miles. The passage uses a travel style comparison and river travel imagery.
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Patis
Shoot Sp ly al Tolle ed by Gor and tha had the
Reading from a fragment, the report mentions a shooting incident involving Gor and another party. The OCR text is garbled, but the core items include a gunrelated event and names tied to a location. Details on date and outcome are unclear in the fragment.
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Gor
Tha
Tot surround and one fee to the c at eight dollars thirty three cents
A fragment notes a total surround and a fee to the center at 8.33 dollars, but details are unclear. The legible pieces describe a monetary amount and a referenced centric location, implying a financial or service charge context.
17 fee t of 68 to 14 to th tant
The fragmentary text mentions numbers 17 and 68 and 14 connected to some fee or toll. Named entities are largely absent, making it difficult to determine a clear event, date, or location.
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