Pitt Plans One Lineup Change for Minnesota
United Press reports Pitt will swap right tackle for the Minnesota game. Stan Olejniczak, 180 pound senior from Bellaire, will replace Art Detzel Erle after Detzel took heavy punishment in the Trojan game. Nuksick has recovered and rejoined practice, and coach Jack Sutherland focused on tackle and guard play as reserves ready for relief duty.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Southern California
Minnesota
Mike Nuksick
SalFwack
Panthers
Tine
Stan Olejniczak
Bellaire
Art Detgel Erle
Pay
Detzel
Cotton Warthton
Olejniczak
Jack Sutherland
Gophers Face Unbeaten Pitt After Rest Period
Minnesota football team traveled to Pittsburgh to meet the undefeated Panthers Saturday. The Gophers, rested two weeks since Nebraska, will be at full strength for the showdown.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Gophers
Une
Pitt Panthers
Nebraska
Aeros sweep opening match in Corry City Bowling League
Aeros Supply, defending champions, opened the season with a 2537 pin total and scores from 188 to 194. Ray Bun led Corry-Jamestown with a 203 pace. Bunt started 248 with two more games over 100. Seisler’s Cut Rate won two of three from Washington Linch in City League play. Public auction notice follows for Garret Willink farm near Clymer on Oct 23 at 1 pm with horses, harness, hay, machinery, and household goods.
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Aero Supply
Corry City
Ray Bun
Bunt
Seisler
Washington
Garret Willink
Clymer Hul School House
Dodgers Brothers Dean Near Fanfare and Fatigue in Tour
Henry McLemore reports from New York on Diz and Daffy Dean after the World Series. The pitchers arrive tired from a brutal schedule, plan for vaudeville talk, and joke about peanut-loving Elmer. They discuss future trades, salaries, and ongoing care from Roy Dean and Donna in the House of David network.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Daffy
Div
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Donna
House of David
Mississippi
Babe Didrikson
Dean
Troy
Divay
Paul
Navy
Dizay
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kansas City
Des Moines
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Paterson
Newark
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Lanny
Diz
Daity
Brother Bljer
Te Houston Ball Park
Elmer
Dia#y
Sam Breadant
Ohio State Likely to Change Four Against Colgate
Columbus four changes loom for Saturdays game as Jury Wetzel would replace Kabegle at fillioick Fareher moves to Mona han's guard post Antenkcel may take injured Jack Smith's halfback spot Geard Schmidt weighs left tackle shift Also notes Navy and Columbia and Princeton updates with injuries and likely starters for weekend matchups.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Colgate
Jury Wetzel
Kabegle
Filliuick
Fareher
Monahan
Antenkcel
Jack Smith
Geard Schmidt
Madigan doubts emerge over fumble play by Gaels
Edyard Patrick Madigan the St Marys entourage head avoids yes or no on the fumble touchdown scheme. He explains teams gamble and follow the ball while admitting some fumbles were deliberate. A Fordham game awaits as Gaels seek another win with a near sell out crowd at the venue.
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St. Mary’s
Fordham
United Press
New York
Edyard Patrick
Slip
Santé Place
Califo
Cal
Beavers and Bantams Drill for Two Games
Corry High School teams prepare for weekend games against Sheffield and Union City. Beavers host the Sheffield Wolverines Saturday afternoon, aiming to extend a tough run of tests. Bantams travel to Union City for their second game, with Freddie Pusch's squad favored after a recent Erie setback.
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Corry High School
Bantam Slevens
Sheffield
Union City
Beavers
Sheffield Wolverines
Wolverines
Ridgway High
OW City
Tuanville
Bantams
Erie Blue Streak
Locs
Freddie Pusch
West High Street
Plot Thwarted as Kidnaper's Wife Faces Death Term
The case involves Robinson and his relatives in a staged life threatening plot. J Sparks seeks the death penalty for Robinson and long prison terms for Mrs. Robinson and Robinson Sr. The elder is jailed in Nashville as Sparks aims to indict him. A federal grand jury may hear charges this week. Mrs. Robinson pleads to see her son as the child stays with his Nashville grandmother. Harold Nathan of the DOJ warns Robinson faces swift capture if he remains in gangland refuge. Authorities struggle to lock ransom bills due to non consecutive numbers while underworld hunts in Chicago and Indianapolis attract federal surveillance.
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J. Sparks
Robinson
Robinsons
Sparks
James
Nashville
Harold Nathan
Department of Justice
Robinee
Nathan
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Fast Weight Loss for Mrs Wilson
A dated testimonial states after three months on Kruschen salts Mrs. Carl Wilson reports losing 45 pounds and six inches off her bust. The ad touts a daily half teaspoon in hot water, claims safe weight loss, and notes one bottle lasts four weeks with availability at Keister's Cut Rate and other drug stores.
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Carl Wilson
Keister
Acrobat Sees Wife Die On Tight Wire At Roxy
In New York on October 18 acrobat Charles de Phil, 48, watched his wife fall 40 feet to her death from a high tight wire during a stage performance at the Roxy theatre before about 3,000 spectators. Friends urged him to take to the flying trapeze to avoid losing nerve and his career. The marriage had lasted less than a year.
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New York
Charles de Phil
Roxy Theatre
Semi-Finals in Women's Play Open Pennsylvan ia State Meet
In Hershey on October 18 United Press reports Miss Edith Quier Berkshire Country Club Reading and Miss Holly Abernathy Oakmont Country Club opened the semi finals of the Pennsylvania State Women's Golf Association tournament. Quier defeated Mrs J R Price Oakmont to reach the semis while Abernathy beat Mrs W A Johnson St Davids 18 holes. Frances Williams defending champion of Philadelphia’s St Davids meets Mrs D C Hurd Merion in the other semifinal. The finals are set for tomorrow.
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Hershey
Edith Quier
Berkshire Contry Club
Reading
Holly Abernathy
Oakmont Country Club
Quiey
J. R. Price
Oalmont Country Club
Abernathy
Lurnett
W. A. Johnson
St. David's Country Club
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