Today in Sport High Grid Game Headlines and Notes
A jumble of sport notes covers today’s grid rivalry between Union and Notre Dame with calls for a new referee and shifts to boost defense. The piece mentions Whitford as referee, Akam moving to backfield, and Notre Dame’s loss of fourteen or fifteen regulars, plus rumored franchise moves and managerial chatter around the Red Sox and Reds amid a broad sports items column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohan
Reuters
Neboul Geld
Wwucrons
Whitford
Dame
Muent
Jan Fall
War Machine
Ander Krule Rockne
Rockne
Alyaya Stirt
George My Coho
Boston Red Sox
Flint Georgey Hurng
Cincinnati Reds
Cohen
Prayin' Colonels Tackle Harvard In Rubber Game Clash
Ambrose, Ambridge area editor Henry L Farrell reports a 1922 style football encounter between Centre College and Harvard, where faith and courage shape a windy, chilly rubber match. The narrative blends pride in Centre's valor with the town’s reaction as fans watch from shop windows and bright skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Farrell Valley Press
Ambridge, Mags, Oerath
Old Kentucky
Cyr * Tye
Emily
Local Sports Leagues and Seasonal Plans In Corry
Community service plans for Industrial Teamex progress as prep games and practice tilts unfold. Teams from Raymond Manufacturing and a High School faculty group gird for the season with Valley and Basketball Leagues inviting joiners via the Chamber of Commerce. City council and officials steer boxing, baseball, and football coverage with local managers in watchful prep for two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry James
Rayindnd
Presbyterian *Y Miter Geverail
Raymond Manufacturing
Ling
Ford
St. Wolf
Chamber of Commerce
Ambiguity Ends Career Path in Baseball
The remarks imply he would not continue in baseball, suggesting he might not secure another major league position and could pursue roles as a magnate in either major or minor league circles. The tone hints at an abrupt shift away from on-field involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Canadian is Mere Setup for Charley White
The bout opened with White dominating Sid Marks, delivering a savage left hook in the second round to drop Marks. White pressed the pace throughout, leaving Marks visibly staggering as the referee signaled the finish and more than 12 000 spectators watched in the Garden. Nina Jackman returned from Unionville with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Marks
White
Jackson V. Scholz
New York
Rachel
Savage
Mawks
Viecfeding
Matis Himeeli
Laidy
Whit
Heimpo
Thomas
Bobby Michaels
Michaels
Klone
Setthy
Nuré Knoudkout
Michass Tit
Jeff Anc
Thorak
Fundamentals of Football Practice and Game Readiness
The passage outlines football training basics focusing on teamwork, fundamentals, drills, and weekly progression. It stresses separation of line and backfield work, passing and tackling, conditioning, and board-room tactics, with emphasis on constant practice, early season toughness, and game readiness for Michigan vs Ohio State in Columbus. It notes 16,000 Michigan alumni and supporters traveling by various means for the Saturday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnv
Kedmavirle
Kyakek
Jeces
Callies
Uckling
Uae
Vidaroont GM
Chang
Pak
Pal
Henry Tyson
Serine
U Heip
Wil
Ike
Bucky
Ike Deilla
Shire al Shu Finemen
Delesree
Puerlay
Anid
Juris Thay Swdink
Saeuruyr
Nntins
Setimeadee
Uiiversity of Michigan
Atte
Coluubua
Ohio
Michigan
Old State
Hia
Ann Arbor
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warner
Pitts
Promaine Polo
Prayin
Harvard
City
Bela
Wyvorman
T- Willard Bagh
Fey
Pena
Johny Riueuf
Cleveland
Uo Mucler
Hue
Fire Game
Chase Chicago
Johnny Karr
Hive
Tore Wildcat
Bartling
Nelson Crit
Brooklyn
Tibonk
Wiew
Eric Rena
Nelson
Saing Wie
Tule
Clevelander
BY Williams
aRwulasi
Charley White
Nina Jackman
Ment
Cebert Curtis
Union Tiny
Wien
Wong Mare
Calla Tor
Taetelinge
Basil
Chichester
Sisti Everuwaee
Westinghouse Battery
E. Main St
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
Wythe
THE
Barlow Hardware CO
Corry Pa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!