Today in Sport: Amateurs Seek Practice Before Big Show
Garry Sauaé urged for practice as Independents vie for form ahead of key clashes with Warren High and Jamestown. The piece notes strong play from Jones Wolf Rich Williams and Sheen, praises Foney and Alexander, lists scorers Tyrone Henkert Kopipisch Kruex, and mentions wins by Warren over Titusville and Jamestown setbacks, with Epinard exiting Saturday’s race.
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Obrry
Jamestown
Terry Alumph
Jones
Wolf
Rich
Williams
Sheen
Yeas
Eye Strain Relief Prop Reported By Reader
A fragmentary ad-like note touts an eye strain remedy with a free eye cup offer supposedly from Thomas Nerney, a druggist. The copy is garbled but promises relief for strained or sore eyes and mentions a simple cam ion jetty as part of the claim.
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Thomas Nerney
Executors Notice Testamentary on the Gates Estate
Probate of William V. Gates will in Pennsylvania grants Jennie J. God Ralph Gates authority to manage the estate. Creditors and all persons indebted to the estate must settle promptly. those having claims should present them. Wardens and heirs are notified to comply with the order and responsibilities.
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Notic Telter
Willim V. Gates
Indies Face Lopsided Loss to Jamestown Pros on Local Grid
Indies were overwhelmed as Jamestown Pros throttled Corry 27 to 0 on a sunny Sunday. Len Carlson’s squad showed flashes but failed to sustain offense, with Jamestown exploiting miscues and a strong line. Key plays included Carlson’s keeper TD and Paris misfired extra points, while Oldshield and Lycis scored for Jamestown to seal the win.
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Lorry
Jamestown Pros
Celerali Gridron
New York Vaters
Peach Taylors Gadders
Esters Jay
Lake
Thautauqué
Corry
Jamestowners
Indies
Jamestown
Hothe
Iss
Chadakolt
Carlson
Paris
Fasarly
Jamestown Prases
Faschdewern Lycis
Cory
Oldshield
Paisley
Gortion
Bill Paris
Warren
Une Wisn
Elbekinie
Julie
Western squads show superiority over east
United Press reports a decisive western dominance as Michigan falls to a strong western lineup. Grange era references highlight the perceived gap between eastern teams and the standout Illinois Chicago Ohio State trio, with defense and passing prowess cited as key, and speculation about a western conference championship surge gaining momentum.
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United Press
Michigan
Udnois
Illinois
Chicago
Ohio State
Wigtyn
Champingship
Red Grange
Granse
Micigain
Ili
Meadville Defeats Oil City 6 to 1 In Final Series Game
Meadville Machinery Cant beat Oil City 6 to 1 in the deciding game of a three game series at Athletic Park. Pitcher Carman Hiail held Oil City to six hits as Hersche and others contributed timely hits. Large crowd from Corry Oil City and Titusville witnessed the prominent affair with multiple substitutions noted.
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Meadville
Jake
Pittsboro Pirates
New York Giants
Oil City
Hersche
Medert
Sykes
Lay Hien
Hill
Routers
Corry
Titusville
Smallest. 0 Smallest. he smilies Church In. the: york, SA Anthonys chapel
The fragment mentions Anthony's Chapel in York, South Australia near Festini, noted as holding eight persons each year. The text is fragmented, unclear about events, dates, or organizations.
Industrial sports plan discussed for winter activities
A meeting set for Thursday evening to plan recreational sports for factory workers this winter. Will Shields announces possible programs including basketball volley ball and other indoor events to engage industrial employees. large turnout expected.
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Plan Valley
Thade
Itnlcépab
Will Shields
Maur
St Albans Match Draws Frail Scores in 133 Contest
Walter Huskees and Francis Ouimet led a shaky St Albans match yesterday with low scores. Ouimet finished 133 as Samzer also faced trouble, while New York Tribune staff reported a credible but uneven event aiding crippled children.
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Walter Huskees
Profyeruniat Wolf
Gee
Eastern football chaos as breaks decide key games
In a day of sensational upsets in the East, blocked punts and fumbles shaped outcomes. Princeton toppled Navy by strong on-field pressure, while Penn’s George Pease sprinted through Penn State’s defense for a late score. Harvard edged Holy Cross by one touchdown as Yale, Army, and Rutgers endured tough losses amid heavyweight matchups.
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New York
Ger
Don Allen
Dartmouth
Eli
Valke Rlainee
Princeton
Navy
Jaimer Stain
Wathire
Dame
Housiers
George Pease
Canina Yong
Philadelphians
Haughton
Harvard
Holy Grose
Jones Warriors
Tiger
Rutgers
Prieily
Pennn State
Goorin Tech
Hasterneys
Colgate
Nebraska
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Hagen
Gran Bemus
Axander
Gordon
Foney
Qerluider
Partouth
McBride
Syracuse
Hastern
Tyrone
Polate
Henkert
Kopipisch
Columbia
Kruex
Pennis
Brie
Masten Dirk
Buffalo
Warren High
Titusville Seventiyy
Abhi Warren
Gary Traits
Hani
Pa Nlejelefsy
Gowjh Butaio
Amestown Pras
Tito Gary Yevtordes
Warm Genet
Jimmy Slitter
Bnifalo
Weele Trom
Hie Gro Airijigs
Buratiy
Ie Tong Dawes
Jeffs
Wiel
Wranbdin
Meaiville
Epinard
Branre
Len Carlson
Mic-1
Potter
West
Belle Iron
Iritant
Jake Pitler
S. Crew
Kinney
Sass
L. Carlson
Foster
Torrestown
Ioj Janesso
Lehigh
Rema
Bemys
Tarestuwhers
Mickey, Wallur
Sind Joule Malone
St Pais
Will Per Ur Newark
Penn State
Georgia Tech
J. S Rogers
East Main Street
Bolivia
N. Cohen & Sons
Vv. E. Phillips
Genter St
Baldwin
U. S. Gov
Ge, E. Guignon Corry
Arthur
Ray
Erut
Marvin J. Imal
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