Open season opens as Corry Hunters meet Titusville grid
Corry Hunters prep for small game season opening on Wednesday as a slate of league and regional games unfolds. The feature matchups include Fordham, Yale, and Princeton in interregional play with Army, Princeton, and Washington and Lee drawing strong national attention and more than 99,000 fans expected across campuses.
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United Press
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Two Teams Set for Corry Indies Rematch Sunday
Corry Indies prepare for Titusville Indies in a third season clash at Corry Sunday at 2 30 PM. Bill Myers returns to boost defense and offense against Wardle as Titusville adds Art Brady and Keller.
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Titusville
Art Brady
Keller
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Onster
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Fredonia Normal
Army Yale gridiron clash teased with bets and brag
A colloquial projection from New Haven on Army versus Yale football, recalling a past odds boost and the promise of gridiron battles. The piece mocks superstition and bets, notes Yale’s talent, Army’s scattered forces, and predicts a two to one favorite for Yale. It hints at Notre Dame and future opponents while urging readers to cheer the coming game.
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Yales
Long Island Dental Conservatory
Artillery
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Cotmley
Bitelye
Wale
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Warner
Joe Grutz
Dowd
Westfield Triumphs Over Falconer In Gridiron Clash
Westfield outgained Falconer 14 to 7 as the teams traded blows in a muddy afternoon game. Westfield’s defense held firm late while Colin Haven, Lex Ayia, and Hog taveril led a resilient drive, with injuries sidelining Staak and Tomsoy.
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Mandy Meeligh
Mateos
Howe
United Press
Jew Haven
Colin
Gel
Goth
Lex Ayia
Taveril
Xu Toote
Nemy Wiehs
Jon Staak
Beni Tomsoy
Babe Ruth 1933 Batting Mark Noted at 301
The record notes Babe Ruth achieved a 301 batting mark in 1933. The fragment mentions Ruths life and career high points, referencing a lifelong major league standing and yearly statistics in a period context.
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Babe Ruth
Six New Faces in Innsheimelp South Bend News
A scrambled, partial report notes several new faces in Innsheimelp and nearby South Bend, with fractured references to individuals such as Damenzouentdd and Sephardine quarkertagke. The piece mentions Tony Mawah Wo and Elinor, plus unclear injury status among the mentioned persons.
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South Bend
Liu
Wildy
Tony Mawah
Elinor
Bantam Eleven Shows Bright Prospects For Corry Mutas
Progress reported for Corry muta bantam squad as coaches Pamely al Baye say youngsters are advancing well. Open to all city boys under 14 not over 148 pounds, the team aims for a strong opening season with new pants and jerseys arriving for distribution once roster is set.
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Mac
Corry Muta
Pamely al Baye
Briday
Threat to broadcaster at Ohio State game withdrawn
Ohio State officials reported a threat by players to refuse to play during the Northwestern game over broadcasting. Co Captains Sid Gill gran and Joe Gailus presented a petition to President George Rightmire, who pledged no action pending review.
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Wis Rical
Columbus
Ohio State
Northwestern
George Rightmire
Gant Ward
Rightmire
Sid Gillgran
Joe Gailus
Sid
Ward
Bulldogs Triumph Over Liberties on Night Lights
The Cleveland Bulldogs known as the Galloping Ghosts defeated the Jamestown Liberties 12 to 7 at Dakewoot Stadium before about 1,000 fans. Senjis Glover and Vokaty starred for Cleveland while Pat erpill and Georgy And Ble led Jamestown's effort in a hard fought high school gridiron game.
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Tamestown
Cleveland Bulldogs
Jamestown Liberties
Dakewoot
High Schoool Athletic
Tex Dain
Clevelanders
Bulldogs
Invaders
Senjis
Glover
Vokaty
Dbo
Paterpill Aid Georgy
Ble
Aty
Major Leagues Set for Joint Meetings in Chicago
December dates announced for joint Major Leagues meetings in Chicago with American League leader Will Harridze confirming attendance. The event coincides with December 12 gatherings. separate Friday football results from Dayton and surrounding scores appear in the same column alongside regional notes on German language use among Negro communities in St. Louis and vernacular shifts.
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Chicago
Theanna Féint
Movkirizs Utie
Presillant Will Harridze
Ameritan League
Tech Favored To Win Fourth Game Of 1933
United Press reports a 20 000 crowd expected as Carnegie Tech and Washington and Jefferson meet in their 20th gridiron clash since 1905 Tech holds slight favor after beating Notre Dame while Wash and Jeff aim to rebound from earlier losses. Both teams feature near equal weights and line averages with Tech slightly lighter in backs compared to the Presidents.
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Skibos
Washington
Jefferson
United Press
Pittsburgh
Giinegie Tech
Washington and Jefferson
Notre Dame
Washington and
Varraws
Gackield
Temple
Mavier
Notre-Dame
Bitt
Detroit
Erie Bantams Fall 19-0 to Akron Red Peppers
Akron on Oct 28 saw Red Peppers defeat Erie Ha. Bhic Streaks 19 to 0 at Buchtel Field. The Peppers scored twice in the third period and once early in the game as Sammy Kay Knife broke through for a touchdown. Dieringer also scored, giving the home team the decisive lead.
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Akron
Axion Red Peppers
Erie
Buchtel
al Pive
Peppers
Serema
Sammy Kay Knife
Lense
Verda
Satoni
Dieringer
Bevevino Receives Boyle Praise After Key Victory
Bevevino drew strong praise from Boyle, with the Pittsburgh Post Gazelle noting his brilliant tool work and Angelo’s disciplined play. The standout quarterback’s quick start helped Tech secure a narrow win, while Cumdio’s teammates backed the plan as the game heated in the final minutes.
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Migs Moyeysey Renew
Omers
Fiat
Carneglé ‘Tech
Hayey Boyle
Pittsburgh Post Gazelle
Buzzi
Taxtaziy
Cere
Pother Tiulian
Arge Berovino
Angelo
Benny
Rentomher
Tech
Underage pair towed at river admit guardianship contact
Two youths Josephine Vascour-Coll and Henry Carvatho were towed to a river location after an incident. Authorities say the youths were under age and are being returned or dealt with by their guardians. Parents were contacted for approval and processing.
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Josephine Vascour- Coll
Henry Carvatho
Bath
Changes in bag limits seasons announced
Changes approved by the Board of Game Commissioners set new bag limits and season dates for small game. Rabbits and squirrels may be hunted from November 1 to November 30 with restrictions. Wild ducks and other species have reduced daily limits and possession, with specifics printed on license certificates. County treasurers distribute the updated changes.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Board of Game Commissioners
Lycoming County
Dlasdil
Pensy County
Fordham 10707 Favorite to Win in Tight Match
Fordham 10707 is favored to win in a close contest. The garbled copy mentions teams and players with unclear names, but the central note emphasizes Fordham as the predicted victor in the matchup against an unnamed opponent.
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Fordham
Fordham Gameday Hopefuls Enter Tough Tests In 1932 Slate
The Rams, led by new arrivals from Michigan State, pursue an undefeated 1983 run into a brutal stretch. Alabama, St. Mary’s and Oregon State loom as stern tests with Rose Bowl hopes, while wrestling legends and football crossovers spark Big E coast-to-coast interest amid season finishlines.
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Rains
St. Mary's Gress
Rams
Oregon State
Southern California
Pordham
Michigan
Corry Pubilat In Proving Sectioned Details Revealed
Fragmented OCR passage outlines court like proceedings with references to sections, patrons, prices, and a guide to purchase. Names and places are unclear but indicate a legal or property process with mentions of facsimile, machinery, and dealers.
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