Corry Falls to Titusville in Punting Laced Narrow Victory
Titusville edges Corry 7 6 after a key bad punt set up the winning score. The game featured strong defense, limited passing, and several fumbles as Titusville rode a late drive to secure the slim win at the Queen City on Saturday afternoon.
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Corry High
Titusville
Queen City
Corry
Tiusville
McCall
Titusville Herald
Tituville
Orange
Tessier
Hovey
Waterloo
Titus
Hines
Osborn
Gentilman
Erie County
Corty
Prancis
Dy‘jak
Ostiui
Phere
Pringly
McKinney
Link
Seriohiage
Conch McCall
Toval
Corey
Rytieyitle ‘Thompson
Boxing controversy and Big Ten football praise headline
The Erie crowd decries a boxing decision awarding Go rall Jones over Bucky Lawless in a City Auditorium bout. Minnesota’s Nagurski and Grange era praise loom as football notes highlight Norman Brow’s Central Press recap and the Gophers' proving ground for future national contenders.
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Wits
Bucky Lawless
Auburn
Rill Jones
Akron
Charles W. Wells
War Times
Neem
Cottle Jones
Cleveland
N.Y
Carney
Erie
Jones
Layless
Hyle
Sol Towers
Erie Duxing Ois
Lawless
Bele
He Auditorim
Independents Rally To 6 0 Win Over North East Pros
Corry Independents defeat North East Pros 6–0 at Jewell Field as new backfield man alias Mr. Smith sprints 25 yards to set up a one yard TD run. The game featured strong defense, mistimed passes, and a single second quarter score that held through a mid field second half.
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Mgt
Mr. Smith
Corry Independants
Jewell Piel
Tertioon
Whrong
North East
Corry
Rizzo
Srape Vity
Focals
Une
DeLuryta Ross
Indies
Taylor Atight Wall
Scott
Feither
Syal
Humbert Leads Big Ten Scoring Record
Aniteo Press reports Frits Humbert of Minois’ star full back retained the Big Ten scoring title this week by scoring both touchdowns in the win over Intima Saturday. He holds a twelve point lead over Orion Pape of Iowa and Fred Hovde of Minnesota, while Pape was Saturday’s top scorer with four touchdowns and Hoyne added three.
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Aniteo Press
Frits Humbert
Minois
Intima
Tlinj
Or Ion Pape
Towa
Fred Hovde
Minnesota
Pape
Georgetown Leads Scoring In Eastern Football Race
Georgetown University holds the top spot in Eastern football scoring with 205 points, followed by Lafayette 162 and Pennsylvan ia/Carnegie Tech tied at 161. NYU back Strong leads Eastern players with 65 points from 9 touchdowns and 14 extra points, while Langmeid of Williams and Bienstock of TY are among leaders. The article notes improved play and a stronger defense aided by new backs Smith and OFlaherty, with Gretaler’s line work a key factor in limiting opponents. It also lists opponents and recent scores from various scholastic games across the region.
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Minnesota
Middle West
Gophwre
Norman Brows
Central Press
Dol Owers
Red Grange
Fonthell
University of Mlinois
Grange
Earl Britton
Nature
Bob Zuppké
Britton
Bronke Nagurski
Stao
Minnesota U
Hever
Nagurski
Fraige
Kevis
Nagursk
Gopher
Big Ten
Minnesot
Grit Fais
Gophers
Nagusii'e
Joesting
Toesting
Magus
NEW York
Georgetown University
Bonors
LaFayette
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Thire
Strong
New York University Nalback
Langmeid
Williams
Wndigne
Bienstock
Eigh
TY. Y
Gulick
Hobart
Sivk
Jose Ray Beaten In Debut As Pro Marathon Runner
In Madison Square Garden before about 6000 spectators, El Ouafi of Algiers won a professional marathon over 62 laps, finishing in 2 44 55. Jose Ray of Chicago trailed, with Arthur Newton, Lossman, and Sam Richman among the top finishers. Four starters failed to complete the distance.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Abdel el Quali
Algiers
Amsterdam
Madison Square Garden
Jose Ray
Chicago
Ray
Tle Gallant Fforts
Africa
Johnny Hayes
Dorando Pietri
St London
Jmportance
United States
Fred
el Ouafi
Victor
Orth
Bi Quai
Itay
Arthur Newton
South Africa
Burly Lossman
Esthonia
Sam Richman
Ghetto
Bnish
Tummers
Willie Kolenmainen
Ollie Wattinen
New York Hockey Teams Ramp Up For Season Start
New Yorks pro hockey clubs begin training this week as teams strengthen via trades and purchases. The New York Bangers practice at Springfield Mayes hockey farm to defend the NHL title, while The Americas, owned by Bill Dwyer, start Thursday in New Haven.
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Bylance
New York
New York Bangers
Springfield
Mays
Tennis federation seeks tax relief over Davis Cup finals
The French tennis federation abandons staging the Davis Cup finals to gain relief from taxes. Vice President Pate signals government intervention to classify tennis as a sport not a specialty, aiming to escape taxation. The federation also plans to hold the national championship matches behind cluster gates unless tax relief is secured.
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Liwns
Pate
Chamber of Deputies
Parlia Trent
Neek
Federaion
Sport Celebrities Back Smith as Democratic Backers
New York Oct 22 Babs Ruth and Gene Tunney join the Smith Robinson Sports committee aiding the erection of the Democratic national ticket. Also named are Knute Rockne Arnold Horween Tony Langers Sammy Mandell Joe McCarthy and Walter Eckersall among others.
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Unitse Pres
New York
Babs Ruth
Gene Tunney
Smith~ Robinson Sports Committee
Knute Rockne
Arnold Horween
Tony Langers
Sammy Mpidell
Joe McCarthy
Laverne Pater Vincent Richards
Chick Meehan
Johny Parrett
Maureen Cruti
Walter Eckersall
Eastern Intercollegiate League poised for new season
United Press reports a rising East coast basketball trend led by Princeton under Al Witmer and Pennsylvania capturing the 1927-28 title with 24 to 22 playoff win over Princeton. Schaaf tops scoring with 125 points as Dartmouth seeks a fast, aggressive rebuild. Yale, Cornell, and Columbia show varied returns, while NorthEast prep battles highlight a 72 to 0 win over Silver Creek.
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United Press New York
United Press
Princeton
al Witmer
Alxens
Pennsylvania
Joey Schaaf
Ant
Winer
Schaaf
Alllensic
Dartmouth
Heinie” Swartout
Columbia
Din Maehan
Lions
Yale
Naswau
Merrill
Cornell
English Far in Lead There Are 250000 Words in Hog Language
A publication notes a vast vocabulary in the Hog language surpassing French German and Spanish word counts by about 250000, highlighting linguistic richness and cross language comparison.
Union City Beats Wesleyville on Gridiron Stunner
Union City defeated Wesleyville 28 to 6 in a key early season clash. Union City jumped ahead in the opening minute, added a second score in the third quarter, and capped the win with a punt return for a touchdown. Wesleyville, favored to win the streaked upstanding team, managed only a single first down.
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Fang
Geo
Union City High School
Wesleyville
Lefty" Scott
Ione
Union City
Westeyville
bin Aart
Five East football powers unbeaten after week’s results
New York City October 22 Five teams led by Army and Pennsylvania remain unbeaten in the East after decisive Saturday showings. Army topped Harvard 15 to 0 and Pennsylvania defeated Penn State 14 to 0 while Yale, Dartmouth and New York University all posted notable wins. United in defeat, Syracuse lost to Nebraska by one point as NYU crushed Rutgers 48 to 0 and Dartmouth beat Columbia 21 to 7.
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United Press New York
Army
New York University
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Penn State
Unio
Brown
Columbia
Syravise
Nebraska
Rutgers
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North East Pros
Jing
Grape City
Small
Driscoll
Deisool
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Dyfak
Master
Jacobson
Shaver
van Dresar
Murray
Beagle
Stultz
Jackson
van Dyssar
Bitch
Touchdown
Nmmdnger
Clark
Hed
Timer—Edwards
Garry
Thhweville Gentilinal
Orwig
Humbert
Illinois
Hovde
Hunmbert
McLain
Cuisinier
Wis
Towa Burgess
Bartholomew
Brockmeyer
Minn
Isl Harmeson
Purdue
Bennett
Tidiana
Georgetown
Gerry
P. Kinney
Canello Shaversy Wesersy
Brizelt
Gretaler
Palermo Brundage Fe
Canela
Bamarco
Longre
Paulson - Ab
Rizeo Ross
Rizao Taylor
Rao Deby
Canello
Smith
Taylor
Corry, “Smith” For Taylor, O, Kintey
O. Long
Long
O'Flaherty
Debury
North Mast
Latoceo
Samaren
Rlnzo
Colerie
Palerizo
Downey
Zulunek
Timer
Paulson
Ue Scholastica
Sharon
Meadville
Tilnavilla
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