Fage Two Beavers Face Youngsville in Final Home Appearance
Gary High School gridiron team seeks a win against Youngsville in its last home game of the 1933 season at Athletic Wick Omertow. A charity night with a 7:30 program, bonfire, and dance follows a 3:30 kickoff as fans are urged to attend and support the association.
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Gary High School
Youngsville
Bob Gibson
Hdinter State Teachers’ College
Ackei
Janice
Havk
Bergers
Rei
Dame Fortune
Shefield
al Magisceau
Corry
Independent Eleven
Youngsville High Eleven
BH Ayers
Youngsyilia
Invaders
Beavers
Union City
Gooch Myers
Worhow
Duquesne 10 Meet Titans at Westminster clash
Duquesne University grid team aims to extend its winning streak to seven games in their season finale against Westminster tonight in Wilmington. Westminster, a smaller squad, is expected to challenge but faces a tough test against the favored Dukes.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
University
Keston
Westminster
Forbes Piel
Duke
Wilmington
Itv
Unitas
Herr Professor Hobbles from Picks in Football Forecast
Henry McLemore reports a humorous sports column where the famed Herr Professor of the Catskills cannot make this week’s football picks due to a mock heart break. Mirani Munis, a Syracuse local, assists with selections amid playful chaos and spoofed advisor quotes.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Herr
Sage
The
Catskills
Sor
Hoosevelt
Blue Eagle
Sistie
Buzzie
Hudson
Mirani Munis
Syracuse
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon State
Mary's
Nevada
Georgia
Sherman
Duke
Star Quarter Quits Pros to Become Coach
Bart Dutch Clark leaves professional football to coach at Colorado School of Mines. He aims for a long term impact, guiding the Orediggers with high campus spirit amid limited material. Clark, once a top quarterback at Colorado College and at Purdue era, sacrifices playing for a coaching career at the small, high standard school.
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Star Quarter
Earl
Dutch"’ Clark
Colorado School of Mines
Robert J. Kelly
United Press
Golden
Col
Bart (Dutch) Clark
Clark
Ohio
Orediggera
Miners
Rocky Mountain Conference
Utah University
Denvae University
Colorado University
Utah Aggies
Colorado Aggies
Pioneers of
Denver University
Orediggers
Minis
Western State
Colorado Gottege
Colorado Springs
Kbaeonh
Arrests for Game Law Violations Rise in County
Game Protector Schmidt and deputies have stepped up activity as season approaches. Several hunters from Carry and nearby areas were arrested for shooting ring-neck pheasants and other violations. Warnings and fines follow, with clubs joining in a regional clean-up to enforce bag limits and seasons.
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Schmidt
Pennsylvania
Pitt Drills In Notre Dame Stadium Ahead Of Weekend Clash
Pittsburgh University youth football players, a squad of 83, left Pittsburgh for Niles near South Bend to train in seclusion until game time with Notre Dame. Coach Jock Sutherland led intensive signal drills as lineup remains uncertain and Dick Matesic may replace Mike Sebastian at right halfback. Twins born in City Hospital weigh nine pounds three and nine pounds eight ounces. King William and Queen Mary silver set once used at His Christ Church anniversary noted in Cambridge records.
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Jock Sutherland
South Bend
Mateshc
Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Ger
Pittsburgh University
Dick Matesic
Matesic
Notre Dame
ST. Louis
Barry Webb
Cambridge
Mass
Queen Mary of
Fordham Faces Major Test Against Alabama at Polo Grounds
Fordham University’s five year push for national prominence peaks as the Rams meet Alabama before about 50,000 at the Polo Grounds. The Crimson Tide, undefeated and Rose Bowl bound, is viewed as Fordham’s toughest foe yet, with coaching linkages to Notre Dame and Rockne era history. Coach Crowley and Frank Thomas lead the teams in a clash seen as a benchmark for Eastern football prestige.
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Jack Cuubdy
United Press
New York
Fortham University
Rams
Alabama
Polo Grounds
Fordham
Southern Titan
Jack Coffey
Alabams
Jin Crowley
Ram
Relief funds urged as Pennsylvnia faces shortfall
Harrisburg Oct 27 Auditor General Baldwin warned the legislature must provide additional unemployment relief funds or call a special session in spring. He cited $7 million monthly relief costs, $36 million total since June 1 with federal match, and the $25 million bond issue's fate not altering the need.
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Harrisburg
Frank E
Baldwin
State Emergency Relief Board
Relief Board
Houston Chamber Dinner to Feature Jones and Law
Jesse H. Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Francis M. Law president of the American Bankers Association will be principal speakers at the chamber of commerce final dinner in Houston on December 7. Both men are Houston natives.
Benefit for Athletic Assn At High School Tonight
An educational entertainment is promised at the high school auditorium this evening at 7 30. Bob Gibson a college art teacher from Wd inboro State Teachers College will present a program assisted by a pianist from Drie. Proceeds go to the Athletic Association to fund uniforms and football equipment. Public urged to attend.
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Bob Gibson
Wdinboro State ‘Teachers’ College
Drie
The
Athletic Association
Yaqui Joe Defends World Title in Mexico City
Yaqui Joe retained his world middleweight wrestling title by pinning Ray Rye of California before 10,000 fans in Mexico City. Rye gave a tough challenge but Joe controlled the bout with superior holding and timing, preserving his championship reign.
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Mexico City
Neale refuses to quit as West Virginia coach
Harle Greasy Neale, WVU head football coach, said he will not resign on Thanksgiving despite reports. He noted his contract runs for twelve months and he will be fired if the university does not desire his services. Cath Henderson of Davis and King may have been discussed as a potential successor.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Harle
Greasy) Neale
West Virginia University
Neale
West Virginia
Cath Henderson
Davis
Ki‘king
The
Mountaineer
Abad Defeated Then Suspended By United Frese
In St Louis on Oct 27 Davey Abad Panamanian boxer lost a close decision to Cecil Payne in a bout where Payne outweighed Abad by 53 pounds. Abad was suspended by the National Boxing Association after allegedly leaving a flight schedule in Fort Worth. Payne won four rounds to Abad's three with three even, and Seneca Taylor announced the suspension after the contest.
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United Frese St.louis
Davey Abad
Fom
Cecil Fayne
Louisville
National Boxing Association
Payne
Seneca Taylor
Abad
N. B. A. States
Fort Worth
Fragmentary note on prices and purchases at a market
Incomplete OCR fragment lists prices and buying activity at a market. Mentions Axl of thi and Fe entities, attendants, and tapping into a volume likely linked to industrial or technological trades. Details are unreadable, but implies price and purchase transactions.
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Princeton
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Chicago
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Wisténsin
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Tia Biulch
Jack Lords
PITT
Notre Dame Stadium
BAMA
Ims
Crowley
Four Horsemen
Knute Rockne
Frank’ ‘Thomas
Thomas
Mani
Walsh
Millard Howell
Tom Hupite
Penn’a
Bultar
Armour
Star of Wilson
Yaqui Joe
Mountaineers
W. & J.—University
Endicott-Johnson’s
HI Shoes
Goodyear
Endicott-Johnson Retail Store
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Corry, Pia
Arthur Cole
FREI
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