Big Ten football crowds set for Western Conference clashes
George Kirkley notes tickets sold for five key Big Ten games with total expected attendance over 150000. Iowa vs Minnesota in Minneapolis could top 49000, Minnesota homecoming draws around 43000, Ohio State-Northwestern and Wisconsin-Purdue also crowd draws, Michigan at Stagg Field and Notre Dame versus Pittsburgh factor into regional turnout.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Hhicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Vonsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minneapolis
Ohio
Northwestern
Henry D. Taylor
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Purdue
Madison
Stagg Field
Chicago
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Spisal to Start at Halfback for Carnegie Tech Saturday
Notre Dame gains risked by Bill Spisal who has practiced at halfback in place of Terebus and is likely to start against Washington and Jefferson. Pitt players head to South Bend for the Notre Dame game while Pat Washington and Bil King recover for Washington and Jefferson. Northwestern heads to Columbus for Ohio State clash as Bil Seel aims to return against Minnesota. Deshila and Ohio State push through injuries. Wisconsin notes and other regional prep updates fill the page.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Spisal
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Terebus
Washington and Jefferson
Washington
Pat Washington
Jefferson
Bil King
Pitt
King
Euilpade
Tlywood City
Pippsburgh
South Bent
Niele Kliskey
Panthers
Evanston
Northwestern
Columbus
Ohio State
He Willicats
Molina
Tows
Stanford Thorner System Highlights Coast Football Notes
Pacific Coast football notebook notes Stanford's Thorner system blending Pup Warner and Thornhill ideas. Mentions Thornhill, Meek, Palmer, Smith as top Pac Coast ends. Stiner at Oregon State. Phelan at Washington. Rosenberg at USC. Stanford’s heavy line and heavy punting back. Madigan at St Mary’s. Paglia called Diamond Joe. Warburton praised as coast’s top open field runner with 75 and 50 yards in recent game.
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Warner
Thornhill
Stanford
Oregon State
Nebraska
St. Mary’s
West
Virgil Pinkley
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
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Thorner
Pup
Ping’ Thornhill
Dave Meek
California
Para Palmer
Southern California
Bill Smith
Washington
Frank Alustiza
Ullback
Lon Stiner
Onegon State
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Bill Ingram
Californi
Tom Lieb
Loyola
Yoxershi
Matt Bravyne
Brasyno
Gael
Edward P
Madigan
Mary
San Francisco
Joe Paglia
Santa Clara
Diamond Joe
Temple University
Art Abonen
Matt Muczynski
Oris Pedersen
St. Mary's
Bill Spaulding
Rabbit Bradshaw
Nevada
Trojan
Warburton
British Heavyweight Pettifer Draws Attention In New York
Accompanied by his manager George MacDonald John Henry Pettifer, a towering British heavyweight, is showcased to boxing writers in New York. Pettifer fights from a crouch due to a past accident, a quirk debated by reporters who compare him to legends and discuss potential techniques for his future bouts.
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Henry McLemore
United Press Star
NW York
Lord Dundreary
Carlton
John Henry Pettifer
John Henry
Geo. MacDonald
Paccadilly
Pettifer
Crouch
Dules
George
Mr. MacDonald
Hefline
Astieusis
Jong Henry
London
MacDonald
John Herry
Canvas Bay
Ike
Joe Beckett
Bill Squires
Caréen
Mivey
Phi Sontt
Jimmie Clark Defeats Spahr in Return Bout at Oil City
In Titusville Oil Citys Hub A A fight program Clark of Titusville defeated Gene Spahr of Warren in their welterweight bout. Clark dominated all rounds before a punch from Spahrs manager sparked a ring incident. Other results included Herren over Mazur and Gregory stopping Bish with several other decisions.
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Titusville
Jimmie Clark
Fitusville
Gene Spahr
Warren
A. A
Oil City
Clark
Spahr
Ohio
Young Jimmie
Cone
Ayden Herren
OU City
Steve Mazur
Natrona
Rich Gregory
Butler
Johnny Bish
Mayberry
Ike Lascola
Hutter
Joey Popleski
Paul Kopgla
Joe Fazio
Pay
Louie Ross
Tony Como
Abby Diy
Danhy O'Brien
Cap Robinson
Pleasantville
Indoor season to find milers in bitter duel
United Press reports a heated indoor mile and 1500 meters rivalry featuring Glenn Cunningham of Kansas Bill Bonthron of Princeton and Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania. They may face Luigi Beccali of Italy in major meets as Ferris notes potential world record chances in the mile and 1500. Cunningham and Bonthron have shown strong European form while Venzke eyes indoor success, with Beccali invited to compete.
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United Press
New York
America
Glenn Cugninghim
Kansas
Bill Zonthron
Princeton
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Dan Ferris
Luigi Beccali
Jack Lavelock
New Zealand
Beccali
Lovejoci
Ferris
Tenzite
Cunningham
Ecorus
Europe
Zonthron
Lovelock
Bonthron
Venzue
Kansas Flyer
Yarosz Upset by Terry in Monaca Title Clash
Henry Super reports Trenton middleweight Terry Terry defeated Teddy Yarosz in a tight 10 round fight in Monaca Pennsylvania to claim a world title bid. The crowd of 3500 saw Yarosz falter after a possible left hand fracture in round two while Terry attacked with body and right hands. Referee Phelan scored Terry all rounds except the sixth even, and outlets differed on the verdict. Yarosz weighed 160 1/2 pounds, Terry 157 1/4. Foutts plans an X-ray in New York.
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Henry Super
United Press
Newark
N. J
Youneverry
Trenton
Marcel ‘Phil
France
Lou Brouillard
Hoston
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
Farmory
Jack Phelan
Cranford
Tenty
Yarosz
Victorie
Terry
Frenton
Teddy
Ray Foutts
New York
Arost
Gays Yarosz
le ‘Terry
Evans Retained as Cleveland GM Amid Salary Speculation
Billy Evans yesterday signed an indefinite contract to remain general manager of the Cleveland Baseball Company. Although terms were not announced, unconfirmed reports say he may earn about half of the $20,000 annual salary from his previous deal. Notre Dame looked strong in scrimmage but coach Hank Anderson remained wary after practice. William Ashby Hiller, 73, longtime Westfield resident, died suddenly after an apoplexy attack.
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Cleveland
West
Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Cleveland Baseball Company
Evans
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Notre
William Ashby Hiller
Westfield
Titusville Indies Work Out New Plays at Practice
Titusville October 26 The Titusville Indies practiced at the fantasy lot with Stan ager Johnson giving several new plays. Most players participated. another rehearsal is set for 3 30 this afternoon and all urged to attend as more new plays are expected. Pearl for sale Keefer s 60 per bushel George MacDonald phone 22 W For sale White Wyandotte pullets Harry Kimmy R D 2 Corry BtaB
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Titusville
Keefer
George MacDonald
Harry Kimmy
R. D
Corry
Bankers Move to Third Place in 10 Pin Loop
Citizens National Bank bowling team defeated Washington Lunch tit l three games to climb to third in the Corry City Bowling League. Klepner led with an average of 197, posting games of 179, 21, and 201.
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Bankers
Citizens Bank
Washington
Klepser
Citizens National Bank
Corry City
Klepner
Sankers
Landowners Paid $1.4 Million for Floodway Property
Along the Mississippi River landowners whose property will be used in the government floodway were informed that $1,407,000 has been paid for their land. The announcement was made at Girardway, Missouri.
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Qape Girardway
Mississippi River
Corry Publish and Warr en Plan By Prof Ge University
Fragmented OCR text describes a Corry Publish item mentioning West 34 Arthur Co, Chamber entries by mail, 32.50 per, financial notes, and a Warren plan by a professor linked to a university. The readable pieces reference radio, coast theories, and future solicited Pel t redacted. The source is garbled but hints at a news snippet on local notices and planned developments.
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CORRY
West
Arthur Co National / FRI et Wretin Chamber
Carr
Avertisn
Warren
Ge University
Dollar
Rodgevelt Hig Radio
Rene
Pring Vy On and Changes at Higherwil Wve
An unclear note references Pring Vy being on and mentions four items titled 30 with a change raise at Higherwil Wve. Details are fragmentary, names and places are tentative, and the item appears to be a brief internal update or notice.
This simple seven grain 22 on bac
The fragment reads like a catalog note for a product labeled seven grain or a grain mix. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are absent, yielding a sparse item suitable as a brief merchandise snippet with minimal context.
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