Wisconsin and Michigan Look Like Big Ten Favorites
Wisconsin and Michigan appear as the leading contenders in the Big Ten with Purdue, Illinois, and others vying for position. Michigan hopes to extend a recent run of victories as the conference schedule opens, while Wisconsin seeks another strong showing against top rivals before the season widens.
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Pennsylvania
Aguthel Desnsyluimin
West
Baelstiellis
Army and Navy Seek Peace Through 1932 Football Meeting
Report notes attempts to ease tensions between Army and Navy teams with a planned 1932 approach. Politicians Fred Erliten and Mayor Hale Phampson spearhead efforts while local enthusiasm grows for cooperation in sports and related events.
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NAVY
Enors
Fred A. Erliten
Pyre Hale Phampson
OH Ak Shimer
Eaiy
Dwimson
Anu Fere
Beavers and Wolverines Set for Saturday Gridiron Clash
Cory High School Beavers prepare for a tough meet with Sheffield's Wolverines on the Junior High field at 8 30. Beavers trained hard under coach Mevall aiming to challenge a stronger Wolverines lineup, while Sheffield hopes to extend a season of hard games and potential surprises. Good weather expected to draw a big crowd.
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Jamestown Eleven Sought To Play Corry Indies
Manager Pierce of Die Corry Independents sought Jamestown eleven to oppose the Indies here Sunday. Negotiations followed a canceled Pilusville game as Jamestown to be announced for an indefinite match.
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Charges of-payments to Big Six athletes shock conference meeting
At a faculty meeting the Big Six schools accused players of being paid to attend and play football. Missouri represented by Dr W A Tarr alleged Jim Bausch of Kansas received $75 monthly from a Topeka life insurance firm run by a Kansas alumnus, while Kansas officials admitted Bausch was a life insurance salesman but said it did not relate to his football status.
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Bec
University of Missouri
W.A. Tarr
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Mansas
Bausch
Cambridge meeting plans rifle season for Northwestern league
Plans for the coming rifle season will be made at a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League meeting in Cambridge Springs tonight. Corry will be represented by Merle Yaelson Clarence Loveland Paul Hanson and George Kiltieberger. Auction at the Frank Thomas farm near Sherman on the Sherman Mayville road Monday October 37 at 1 pm. Contents include dairy cows horses mules tools and household goods with cash terms. Auctioneers M. Parrish George Miller with O Ottaway as clerk.
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Cambridge Springs
Corry
Merle Yaelson
Clarence Loveland
Pe! Hanson
George Kiltieberger
Prank Thomas
Sherman
Sherman-Mayville
Guernsey
Thomas
M. Parrish
George
Miller
O. Ottaway
Titusville Ten Pin Squad Wins Big Over Corry Rec Alleys
The Titusville ten pin team defeated the Brunswick club from Corry as the Queen City pin-Lopplers won 2746 to 2626 across three games. Paley led Brunswick with a 209 average. Bios from Corry totaled 207. Ramps posted 202, 222, and 198 in the event.
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Titusville
Brunswick
Corry
Queen City
Indians and Robins Share in Series Melon Chicago
Indians and Robins split the World Series share pool with each club receiving 16198.77 from the 1930 World Series payout. The Indians stood fourth in the American League and the Robins fourth in the National League.
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Robins
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Robins
Boxing results from Milwaukee and Detroit card excerpts
In Milwaukee Tommy Loughran defeated Dave Maier and Curtiss Brown outpointed Joe Azzerelli while Jimmy Gibbons stopped Jack Barry and Martin Franks beat Eddie Besmer. In Detroit King Pat stopped Billy Townsend and Billy Stob defeated Harry Robertson in a separate card.
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Wis
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Dave Maier
Curtiss Brown
Joe Azzerelli
Jimmy Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack Barry
Chicago
Martin Franks
Eddie Besmer
Detroit
Mich
King Pat
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Billy Stob
Deter
Harry Robertson
Port Huron
Fire at Sharpsburg hotel causes injuries and heavy damage
United Press report from Sharpsburg Pennsylvania says a blaze damaged a stove at Samuel Peisakoff’s home injuring two firefighters Joseph Grob and William Noulei. Patrolman Chester Zygello led Manuel Marlinias his wife and six others to safety as smoke filled hallways. Two residents escaped with their two children amid the chaos.
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United Press
Samuel Peisakoff
Joseph Grob
William Noulei
Chester Zygello
Manuel Marlinias
Marilinia
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