Jewel Outstanding High Punter Warees Pros Will Pinny Indians
Jewel of Barry High School earns praise as the standout punter with exceptional booting reach and coffin territory accuracy. The piece contrasts team needs and quotes Knute Rockne on line play, noting Warren’s Hydia Oil gridsters face Gowanda Indians, while other notes cover directors paying admittance, Olympic debate, and local bowling scores.
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Warees
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Eaplal Bon “Ozzie
Barry
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Newt
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Usta
Football Scores From Various Colleges and Games
Football scores from multiple games list East Catholic U over St. Marys Texas 7 0, Alcon 7 John Carroll 6, Drake 21 Haskell 0, Nebraska Wesleyan 6 Midland 6, Omaha 31 Peru Teachers 0, St Louis 48 Arkansas State 7. Western Reserve 27 Findlay 7 Butler 29 Valparaiso 0 Town Central 26 Simpson 0. Auburn 7 Duke 0 Louisiana College 7 Loyola New Orleans 6 Tampa 18 Miami 7. Wesleyan 3 Commerge Teachers 7 Trinity 7. Emporia Teachers 27 Kansas Wesleyan oh Pro. Gridders play Mie Jamestown Proa will try for fourth straight victory Lomotreng at 2 20 at Oriole Field vs Lan bester Depey. hnskies Way Farmers in Sweden Sears vistattur waden ail yes across institutions the lands
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St. Mary's
Texas
Alcon
John Carroll
Drake
Haskell
Nebraska Wesleyan
Midland
Omaha
Peru
St Louis
Arkansas State
Western Reserve
Findlay
Butler
Valparaiso
Town Central
Simpson
South Auburn
Duke
Louisiana College
Loyola
New Orleans
Tampa
Miami
Southwest Austin
Texas “Wesleyan
Commerge
Trinity
Emporia
Kansas Wes- Teyan Oh
Mie
Oriole Field
Lanbester-Depey. Hnskies
Grunasty Beats Reinhardt In Feature Featherweight Bout
Corry featherweight Grunasty won a unanimous decision over Titusville’s Reinhardt in the feature six bout card at the State Armory. Grunasty dominated rounds one and two with clear knockdowns and strong straight lefts, while Reinhardt surged to take the final round. Franz scored a knockout over Wolchick in 2:15 of the first, and Coons edged Schultz on a unanimous decision after a close toe-to-toe finish.
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Steve Grunasty
Corry
Tuffy Reinhardt
Titusville
Reinhardt
Gaunasty
State ‘Armory
First Avenue A. C
Gamnasty
Grunasty
Stanford County
Monors
Bob Franz
Walt
Wolchick
Franz
Cole
Popeye Coons
K. C. Schultz
Popeye
Coons
Ea Brigham
Johnny Wasgin
Brigham
Boxing card results from Friday night in Corry
Mest holt Kirin of Columbus drew a technical knockout over Bensink Corry in the second round at 481 pounds. Platt Spartans burg won on a TKO over Schultz Corry in 1:10 of the first round at 140 pounds. Brigham Corry took a decision from Wassink Cly mer at 1d pounds. Coons Corry won a decision from Kim Schultz Corry at 180 pounds. Franz Corry scored a TKC over Wolchick Mdlaboro in 2:15 of the first round at 185 pounds. Grunasty Corry won a decision from Reinhardt Titus villa at 118 pounds.
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Kirin
Columbus
Bensink
Corry
howe—Platt
Spartansburg
T. i. OL
Schultz
Brigham
Wassink
Clymer
Coons
Kim
Franz
Wolchick
Mdlaboro
Grunasty
Reinhardt
Titus' Villa
Westminster Hosts Muskingum In Dad's Day Football
Westminster College hosts Muskingum College today in New Wilmington, Pa. for the first annual Dad's Day. Westminster, described as heavy yet inexperienced, faces a Musk ingum squad noted for cleverness and speed as both teams look to rely on deception in their offensive play.
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Muskingum
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Muskingum Colleges
Boxing report with quick knockouts in early rounds
Richard Platt easily defeated Fred Schultz with a technical knockout in ten seconds of the first round as Schultz endured two knockdowns. Vida Kirin stopped Johnny Bensink with a second round 2 technical knockout at 25 seconds after the opening bell, Bensink praised for gameness while Kirin landed a sharp left. Officials included referee Jerry Cole and judges Harold Eddy and W A Redmond.
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Richard Platt
Fred Schultz
Schultz
Spartansburg
Vida Kirin
Johnny Bensink
Kirin
Bensink
Ben Sink
Jerry Cole
Brie
Harold Eddy
Spring Creek
Redmond
Corry
Charles Craker
Loveland
Unbeaten and Untied Squads War in Feature
George Kirkley reports on a day of midseason college football as 476 teams play, 29 chase unbeaten status, with clashes like Yule at Army, Marquette vs Mississippi, and Penn State facing Pittsburgh. Major intersections feature Notre Dame Navy in Baltimore and Yale Navy drawing up to 60,000, plus sizable crowds for Minnesota Northwestern and California vs Southern California.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Coust
Yule
Army
New Hagen
Marquette
Mississippi
Milwaukee
Penn State
Pittsburgh
United
Pacific
Coast Region
Rocky Mountain
Notre Dame Navy
Baltiimore
Michigan-Columbia
Manhattan
North
Temple Invades West Virginia for Battle
Morgantown West Virginia alumni and thousands more pack the stands as Temple Owls visit for a football clash. Local high school players and 4 H club youths join 300 county youths invited to watch the game amid Bucknell and Washington and Jefferson clash in Lewisburg for homecoming day.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Temple Owls
Monongalia County
Yale Faces Army In A Clash Of Iron Men
Yale, seeking its first four-game start since 1923, meets an Army squad weakened by injuries and absences. Coach Pond’s Yale eleven, buoyed by recent wins over Navy and Penn, aims to prove its strength in today’s big test in a game that could redefine early-season standings.
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Yale
King
Goldenberg
Preston
Clifton
Five Bowling Leagues Set Week of High Stakes Action
City and National Bank loom in City Bowling League top tier as five leagues schedule key matches. Leaders in City League Antler and Raymond circuits face dethroning tests while Ladies and Glass B leagues push to improve standings. Other matches feature Corry Jamestown Keister Cohen Farn Lil Blue Ribbons and more as weekly play unfolds. A New York commission horse spurs betting up to a million regionally as Yale eyes a close win in college action.
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New York Commission
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The Office Duty of the District Attorney
The District Attorney's office must bring to trial those arrested and charged with crime. Proper conduct demands prompt investigation of alleged acts, careful evidence gathering, and vigorous but fair presentation to court and jury.
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Corry Grid Teams Idle This Weekend
Corry High School grid squad has an open date today and will travel to North East next Saturday. The Twin City professional team remains inactive tomorrow with no games scheduled for the future.
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Hydia
Twin-City
Gowanda Indians
Gowanda
Haskell Institute
Twin City
North East
Beavers
Judisor
Edinboro
Westfield
Corry
Corry High
Pitt Penn State Grid Clash Drawn With 20000 Attendees
Approximately 20,000 football fans were to witness the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State clash in Pittsburgh. Lineups listed Pitt and Penn State players, with officials including referee Russ B. Goodwin and umpire J. J. Clinton.
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T . Andrew Patrick
Fr . Silvano
Russ B. Goodwin
Wash- Jett
J. J. Clinton
Yale
Sneaman
al H. Black
C.M. Waters
Willlama
Allegheny and Grove City to Battle Today
Allegheny and Grove City College football teams meet at Grove City for the 42nd time since 1899. Allegheny leads 19 wins to 17 with four ties. lineup largely the same as last week featuring Pierce at guard, Horn Lavely ends, Spence Cousin guards, Widmann center, backfield Blasdel Diaz halves, Clark quarter, Eberle full. Scholastic results note New Case 14 Erie East 0 and Grove City 46 Bradford 7 among others.
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Allegheny
Grove City Colleges
Grove City
Joe Pierce
Kittanning
Bill Backer
Horn
Lavely
New Case
Erie East
Mercer
Bradford
Johnsonburg
Tamestown
Olean
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Edisboro
Fairview
Wattsburg
Millcreek
Gitard
Record of Graham's DA term heralded as efficient
The record of Mortimer E. Graham as District Attorney shows a markedly shorter term. Court terms shrink from about three weeks to roughly three days and taxpaying costs drop by nearly a quarter with some factors cut over 75 percent. Grand juries commend Graham's efficiency, and even convicts acknowledge his fairness.
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Graham
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