Halting Sheffield attack fuels Beaver victory in football roundup
In a wide roundup of Saturday games the Beavers held off Sheffield with a strong third quarter rally as Corry's fast attack and stout defense kept their season alive. Youngsville defeated Union City 25 14, Milusville edged Oil City 6 0, Warren topped Erle Tech 15 13, Bradford beat Kane 7 0, Sharon Grove City led 7 6 at halftime before a fatal heart attack end game, Franklin beat Bedford 18 6, Adrian edged Detroit Tech 10 6, Bethany beat Allegheny 13 0, Glenville Teachers beat Slippery Rock 14 12, Indiana Teachers defeated Raindboro 34 0.
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Troghout
Seasion
Beavers
Shemieta
Corry
Youngsville
Union City
Kane
Sharon Grove City
Frank Wolford
Grove City
Franklin
Bedford
Adrian
Detroit Tech
Bethany
Allegheny
Gators
Meadville
Glenville
Slippery Rocke
Indiana
Rainboro
Pirates Upset Chicago In Pro Battle 17 to 13
Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago Cardinals 17 to 13 as the Pirates halted the Cardinals first defeat of the season. The game at Pittsburgh featured a late scuffle over a rough hit, ending in a slugfest between both sides.
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Mahoney to defend heavyweight title at Chicago
Danni O Mahoney the Irish soldier will defend his heavyweight wrestling championship tonight in Chicago against Chief Lilue Wolf. O Mahoney has successfully defended his title here twice before, defeating George Spharias and Jos Savoldi.
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Chicago
Danni O'Mahoney
Chief Lilue Wolf
Corry Jayvees Open Season With Warren Reserves
Corry hosts Warren Reserves at Washington Street grounds this afternoon at 8 20. It is Corry Jayvees first game of the season while Warren has three previous games.
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Warren
Washington Street
Corry Jayvees
Undefeated squads trimmed in thinned roster note
A fragmentary sports item lists players including Gerry Fos and Casperson Pitcavage with substitutes such as Corry Hammond Taylor and Bidwell. It records a touchdown by Sullivan and notes officials from Sheffield and Johnsonburg with referees named Cherry and Hart.
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Shieffield Roelofs
Casperson Pitcavage
Hammond
Taylor
Wilcox
Sheffield
O'Donish
O'Leary
Cronmiller
Bidwell
Wright
Horton
Doratics
Murphy
Cherry
Johnsonburg
Hart
Headlineaman
Addy
Warren HyVis Oil defeats Twin-City Ritz Pennsylvanians 12 to 0
Warren HyVis Oil eleven overpowered the Twin-City Ritz Pennsylvanians 12 to 0 at Warren yesterday afternoon before about 1,000 spectators. Warren both scored on a 35 yard forward lateral and a 63 yard pass play. Myers sidelined by a foot injury. Kolbitz also left with a calf injury. Brooklyn Dodgers fall to Chicago Bears 24 to 14 in NPFL opener.
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Warren
Myers
Wooster
Legan
Graham
Holding
Leson
Twin-City
Penn
Brooklyn
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
Beavers conquer Sheffield for fourth win of season
Corry's Beavers beat Sheffield 6 to 2 at Sheffield with Carl Sullivan catching a 15 yard TD pass from Red Taylor. The game featured strong defense and a long Jewell punt as Corry elevated to four wins, one draw, one loss on the season.
Opposition to Games Mounts in New York
President Jeremish T. Mahoney of the Amateur Athletic Union told German officials by mail that Jews are being discriminated against and that he will oppose American participation in the 1936 Berlin games. William B. Chamberlain, secretary of the fair play committee, plans to urge Brig. Gen. Sherill to join the protest upon his return from Europe.
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New York
Jeremish T. Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union
William B. Chamberlain
Committee On Fair Play
United States
Charles H. Sherill
Europe
Beavers Hold Off Sheffield In Defensive Football Battle
In a tight contest the Beavers protected their lead as Sheffield mounted an aerial assault. A safety on a bad punt and key runs by Dubrosky helped keep the locals ahead while Shoop and Corry led late drives. First downs were even at eight apiece.
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Samuelson
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Sees
Leading undefeated teams shakeup in major colleges gridiron
New York Oct 21. Yale Notre Dame SMU Georgia and Washington top the national gridiron list after strong wins. Yale edged Navy 7 6, Notre Dame beat Pitt 9 6, SMU defeated Rice 10 0, Washington beat Washington State 21 0, Georgia outpaced NC State 18 0.
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NEW York
Navy
al Heysberg
Henry Gardner
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Marty Peters
Pitt
Southern Methodist
Bobby Wilson
Rice
Washington
Washington State
Georgia
North Carolina State
Yale
Southern
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Temple
Dartmouth
Penn State
Villanova
Midwest
Minnegota
Ohio State
Purdue
Towa
Marquette
Missouri
Texas Christian
City and Antler League squads clash tonight
City Bowling League teams face fourth week with The Silizens Bank vs Corry Jamestown on alleys 3-4 and National Bank vs Cohen's on alleys 5-8. Antler League offers Nast's against Loblaw's at Elks runway. Giants beat Red Skins 17 to 6 at Polo Grounds.
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Bettie Kelster
City
Silizens Bank
Corry- Jamestown
National Bank and Cohen's
Nast’s
Loblaw's
Elks Runway
Giants
New York
New York Pro Football Giants
Boston Red Skins
Polo Grounds
Greenberg Named AL Most Valuable Player 1935
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers was named the American League most valuable player for 1935 by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. The injury sidelined star, yet he topped eight voters with 80 points. Wesley Ferrell of the Boston Red Sox was second with 62 points, Joe Vosmik of the Cleveland Indians third, and Buddy Myer of the Washington Senators fourth.
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New York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Greenberg
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Association
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Buddy Myer
Washington
Clark Promises Hot Boxing Card in Titusville
Titusville hosts a seven hour boxing bill at the Jones Coates Chevrolet garage headlined by local favorite Young Jimmie Clark facing Frankie Battaglio of New York City. The show, arranged by Skee Fulton and Jimmy Madden, opens at 9 o clock with multiple bouts expected to deliver steady action for fans.
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Titusville
Jones-Coates Chevrolet
Queen City
Jimmie Clark
Frankie Battaglio
New York City
Skee Fulton
Jimmy Madden
Dyery
His words and deeds define a storied life
Fragmentary lines recall a figure whose memories reflect a long career and lasting impact. Names and places are faint but hint at a public role, personal ties, and a journey marked by milestones within a community. The reader is left with a sense of legacy and respect.
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