Beavers Triumph 43-7 Over Speedier Sheffield
Jamestown Liberties opened the New York Penn Football League with a brillant victory over Watton, Pa., at Al Grits Field. Paterniti broke through late, Lil Gange Jackson set the path with a 40 yard run, and Jamestown Crescents routed Salamanca 31-0 as Mayville Merchants shut out Bradford 20-0 in a league game.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Liberties
Lelesce
Hal Scheiblein
New York Penn Football League
Watton
Gila Feun
Hirst
Dainmenmore
Law Oxcoe
Anu Shett
Mone Paterniti
Wilt
Lil Gange” Jackson
Jamestown Crescents
Salamanca
Mayville
Bradford
Iadt
Weide
Upsets Rock Week as Top Teams Falter Across Nation
United Press reports a football frenzy as 600000 fans attended 18 key games, with Pittsburgh Notre Dame and others toppled. The slate features Army vs Yale in the East, Minnesota vs Wisconsin, and California against Southern California among many interregional clashes. Local teams like Alabama, Fordham, Penn State, Harvard, and Duke also face major tests across conferences from the Northeast to the Pacific Coast.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
America
Stania
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Southern California
Kentucky
Army Ani Yale
Own
Minnesota
Dulké
California
Alabama
Fordham
Rams
Jim Crowley
New Wortham
Washington and Lee
Princeton
Tigers
Columbia Lion
Bolt
Satyrday
Garnegie Tech
South Bend
New York University
Tilané
Aubin
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Cadlers
Rice
Texas
Texas A
Baylor
Paolino Fights Primo But Escapes in Painful Bout
United Press reports a brutal boxing match where Paolino was badly beaten by Primo but escaped a knockout in Rome before heading to Paris. The bout drew heavy crowds and notable spectators as fans witnessed a hard fought, blood smeared contest with dramatic turning points.
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United Press
la Paris
United States
Rome
Bajis
Ute Loos
Bisses Funt
Garnora
dSeiston Pwler
CML
Milscalini
Janten Roosevelt
Ualy
Chapin
Matias
Emi
Rees
Teva
Paulinii
Geven
Varner
Nedward
Kalk BilGesd
Parody of Football and Boxing Stars Sparks Wide Debate
A fragmented sports column mocks top athletes including Jesse Bill, Notre Dame’s Jack Muer, and boxing icons, with Howard Jones and Hughie Dwyer referenced. The piece blends quick opinions on speed, strength, and public fascination, moving through varied names and quirky takes without a clear single narrative.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Jesse Bill
Hackfeld Slaar
HW Pan
Jaci Muer
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
H.S
Hitler
Tye
Max Schmeling
Jacl Dempsey
Jaxx
Carnomt
Bub Duppke
Coneh
Rites Sojihomure
Lester Linberg
Grange
Rester
Freeman
Albama
Madigan
St. Mary's
George Wilson
George Gipp
Rome
Priv
Tac Barreil
Columbia
Smunhd
Daa
Livi
Jiyter
Lie Ramage
Decidine Delyean
Hughie
Ave Hildkins
Ute Sean
Mimostia Vostch
Avi Hegin
Ob Ndiaitiad
Roosevelt Moves To Revalue The Dollar Price Change
The article describes a plan to adjust the dollar’s gold content, linking purchasing power to a new price index. It discusses government action, open market values of gold, and potential immediate changes in currency value with compensation through cut in legal contents. It notes wide price shifts across commodities as the policy progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinouin Ba
Nont Atheny
Ueayermmoec
Corry Bowling League Schedule for 1933 34
The record lists Aero Supply, Citizerns Bank, Washington Lunch, Raymond Mfg, Keister's Cut Rate, and Citizens Bank in a series of match dates from October through April. It notes opponents, and tentative dates across Nov January March and April with multiple meetings between teams.
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Aero Supply
Citizerns Bank
Ata
Washington
Corry-James
Zieh
Raymond Mfg
Keister
Acro Supply
Raymond Mig
Citizens Bank
Weshiltton Lunch
Wash. Ulrhch
Citizens Rane
Coury-Jamestown
Cory-Jamestown
Washington Limeh
Keister's
Raymond Atfg. Ve
Citizens Bankera
Washington’ Lunch
Gary-Jamestown
Babe Ruth Hits First Pitch in Honolulu for Home Run
Linsteri Press reports in Honolulu that Babe Ruth hit the first pitch he faced for a home run as visiting Major League players defeated the Wanderers before a crowd of about 11,000, the largest ever to attend a local baseball game. Ruth complained the balls were second grade.
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Linsteri Press
Honolulu
Habe Ruth
Wanderers
Ato 1
Ruth
Athletic Association Benefit Plans High School Event
Edinburth State Teachers College cartoonist Bob Gibson will perform at Senior High next Friday at 7 40 pm to aid the Athletic Association. The program includes a chalk talk with impressions and music, burlesque bits, and tricks, with a small admission. Proceeds support a recently reorganized group of 200 plus members and cap the football jubilee at Corry High with a post show snake dance and bonfire requiring attendees to bring wool.
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Bob Gibson
Ob Edinburth State Teachers’ College
Oii
Gibson
Sighere
Asuetic Association
Youngsville
Reid Q
Corry High
Forest Service Chief Fatally Hurt In Fall
Forest Service chief Habert died after a fall from a fourth floor window in the agency building. He died en route to Emergency hospital. Also notes lower ticket prices at Hess Woodland Games and travel series with reduced single game fees for 1938 season.
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Forest Service
Washington
Habert
United States Forest Service
Beig
Sleveland
Billy Hess
Len
Milwaukee
Hess-Woodland
Mambette
Williamsport Leads Eastern Pa Grid Race
Williamsport edged Sunbury 27 to 0 to surge in the eastern division standings while Clearfield dropped after a scoreless tie with Shalpsburg. Windber beat Somerset 28 to 43, shaping the western race with market leaders in a tight, high stakes contest.
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Williamsport
Russell Hamburg
United Press
Harrisburg
Willi Penn High
Glearfield
Williamsparm
Windber
Central Penn-sylvania
Willa Penh
Wes
Stecton
William Benn
Castinn
Clearfield High
Seccra
Shalpsburg
Windber Lock
Somerset
Sunbury
Wes Fay
Fale
Williamsport Hall
Laver
Gedzs
Rentown
John Harris
Harri Urs
Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
Alh
Allentown
Phillipsburg
W. J
John Harrig
York
Tid Coughlin
Nanticoke
Huntington
Bedard
Downstown
Postage
Minersville
Tamagua
Tatter
Winther
Tai
Mbarfield
Tum Lom
Bling
Qvesson
Wolverines Dominate Corry Eleven in Sheffield Rout
Wolverines overwhelm Corry High with a 42 to 0 victory at Sheffield. They race to early lead, then pour in three touchdowns before halftime, hold to a single score in the third, and finish strong in the final period. Notable plays feature Shannon Caldwell Norchals Jones Pintiyus and William in the Beavers contest.
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Gorry
Beavers
Eisenhauer
Sheffield
Invaders
Wolverines
Shannon
Caldwell Eyek
Aigjee
Norchals
Jones
Pintiyus Misa
Willian
Tovtelivawn
Laltow
Browns owner Ball dies at 68 after fishing trip
Philadelph ia based sportsman and owner of the St Louis Browns dies on his 68th birthday. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm. Personal physician cites septicemia as the cause and E Goobevoy, Browns vice president, assumes duties immediately.
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Quinn
Puneral
Philly
Mumtmer Homie
E. GoobEvoy
The
Browns
Diverse college football notes collide with heavyweights in weekend action
A jumble of 1920s era sport items highlights Warren High and Notre Dame links, large crowds in South Bend and Rome, heavyweight title defense by Primo Cannere, plus college results including Minnesota over Pittsburgh and Army over Minnesota. Mention of Yale, Boston College rivalries, and a wide spread of players suggests a bustling sports page recap of yesterday and upcoming events.
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Ango Beyeving
Warren High Tur
Aegie Tech
Cool
Asay
Notre Dame
Will
Curh
South Bend Ani
Sidbos
Wits
Rauntijlers
Grstominile
Primo Cannere
Paulind Uzenilib
Prayny Spaniard
Rome
Gling Brown
Willie Huulin
Aveland Indians
Black Ash
Stan Fulles
Hine Academy Highwoy
Yale
Bruyn
Minnesota
Pitt
Army
Minais
Campsieech
Notre Dam
Notre
Jones
Splisherm
Palifornia
Thal Ts Bellu
Thali
Fumblus
Tina
Pittsburgh Ae ‘Tobisinahlei
Camnegie
Thy ‘Taybills
Mary
Rams
Nave
Warty
Marchmont Seawarty
Stevie Solomon
Mast
Lyn Tonchim
Academy
Haale
Solomon
Sali
Marrell
North Dakota Congress Amid Border Regulation Debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines a federal debate on border regulation and state influence. Mentions Congress and Supreme Court, embargo references, and wartime context with unclear dates and entities.
Fragmented political text about registration trends
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Democratic and Republican registration shifts, with mentions of Virginia and Penney as examples, noting increases in some areas and decreases in others. It cites approximate totals and party participation, but the text remains garbled and unclear.
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Democratic
Penney
Democrata
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Ureddin
Deshler
Tare Syemiderts
Eroup
Clutt
Sewell
Tetris
Pflernion
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Dino
Yeene Gedy
Roosevelt
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Edinboro State Teachers College
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Corry Eleven
Gerry Petriney
Egle Samuelson
Haines
Bowley
Cogswell
Uuntain
Rusinuki
Ec Tims Caldwell
Dimmick Shannon
Shere
Eae i Corry
Shamnen
Willams
Koriliak
Janes
Pontions
Cayawedl
Williams
Plagoments
Roferes
Cherry
Ferenth Ingsmian
Rosset
Ball
Moses
Ann
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bucky
Bryan
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Paubky
Titusville
Fooselie
Warren Lrlimmed
Ty Vinly
Buren
Anilikon
Fey
Jane
Req” Cochrane
Taney
Bae Atrenks
Winn
Sued
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Sfoyrbervilie
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Gunton
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