Union City Coach Protests Game Handling in Letter
Union City coach Fred Pusch protests how last Saturday's Union City Corry game was written about and officiated. He cites missed extra points, offsides calls, and a key play that affected the score, arguing Union City played as well as Corry the past two years. The editor replies noting rarity of athlete letters and defends coverage while acknowledging the fan’s points.
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Iron City Hiehchool
Sigainst
Fey
Ahly
Niiler
Miett
Cherk
Secotorter
Corry
Leashai
Wile Fitzgerald
Tom
Union City
Bays Hays
Aen
aVerythine
Toenton
Fred
Union
Willian
Himib‘sy
Greene
Beavers
Journal Sports Eaitor
Berry Family Names for Blueberries and Huckleberries
The Berry Family defines blueberry, huckleberry, and bilberry by New England usage. Bluish berries are called blueberries, while nearly black fruits are known as huckleberries. The terminology reflects regional tradition and varies among localities and sources.
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New England
Beavers Face Tough Oil City Test Tonight
Beavers travel to Oil City for a Tri County Conference game with coach Russ Byler predicting a comeback. Pat Greene moves to left halfback and Ewland Harvey shifts to end as Bob Reynolds starts at quarterback despite a minor head injury. Oil City debuts a revamped backfield led by Ted Ossoft Wells at quarterback and Als Faugh at half, aiming to counter Corry’s defense at Mitchell Avenue field.
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Russ Byler
Oil City
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Oilers
Apler
Beaver Nell
Pat Greene
Fiachy
Hias
Dirk Ponds
Losans
Besdes
Martin Keppel
Teft
Ewland Harvey
Bud Rourke
Wight
Bob Reynolds
Jim
Keppel
Big Pou Brown
Hud Wells
Ted Ossoft
Wells
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Corry
Trnokr
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Brown Emanuele
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Pe Ofbeey
Pe Ofbeey Vrienardson
Harvey Ossoff
Reynolds
Alsbaugh
Greene Hajduk
Williams McGraw
Borkosky
Oftietais
Youngeville
Dennis
Sheffield
Garbark
Meadville
Wards Win Two Gan Games at Journal Commercial Shop
A brief item notes Wards securing two gan games at the Journal Commercial Shop amid lists of letterheads billheads and circulars. The terse entry highlights the outcome and cataloging of items in the shop.
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Journal Commercial Shop
Detroit Dukes to Meet Tonight in Pittsburgh
Duquesne University and the University of Detroit prepared for a late night football showdown in Pittsburgh under lights. The favored Detroit Titans aimed to rebound from four straight losses, arriving with a 28-man squad after a morning workout at Forbes Field. Dukes held a final practice with captain Ted Grabinski returning from a barley-horse injury that forced substitutions earlier in the season.
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Duquesne University
University of Detroi
Imner
Dua
Shia Atason
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Dukes
Forbes Field
Uoraptan
Ted Grabinski
Clipper Smith
Mississippi State
Allegheny Gridders Head to Buffalo for Buffalo Game
Allegheny College football coach Karl J. Lawrence took the team from Meadville to Buffalo, New York, for a game against the University of Buffalo. A week of light workouts followed by injury management kept practice time minimal as the squad aimed to be ready for the matchup.
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New Cross
Rams Arrive for Pitt Game
Fordham University football team of 12 players arrived in Pittsburgh with coach Jimmy Crowley to face Pitt tomorrow at Pitt Stadium. Co captain Mike Kochet may miss the game after a broken nose suffered against Oregon as the Rams seek to break three straight scoreless meetings with the Panthers.
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Grove City to Meet Slippery Rock Saturday
Grove City coach Loveless plans to start Maddalena and Deprima at tackle and guard roles due to leg injuries. Ray Myers returns at guard and George Ritter backs up Deprima, as Grove City eyes a Saturday matchup with Slippery Rock at Slippery Rock.
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Slippery Rock
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Big day of college football with key matchups
United Press reports seven standout Saturday games shaping national title talk. Pittsburgh faces Fordham while Tennessee battles LSU, Army duels Notre Dame, Minnesota tangles Northwestern, Santa Clara meets Michigan State, Texas Christian vs Baylor, and Dartmouth clashes Yale.
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United Press
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All-Negro Title Bout Tonight in New Haven
John Henry Lewis with 7-5 favorite defends his heavyweight crown against Al Gainer in New Haven. The 15 round bout at the Arena attracts a 7000 crowd and aims for a $25000 gate as Lewis pursues a fifth defense and a possible challenge to Joe Louis. Gus Greenlee voices doubt on a future title defense.
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Dixie Kid
Joe Gon Hack
Lewis Drave
John Henry
Joe Louis
Gus Greenlee
Lewis
Bonnet Segain
Finishing Club Boosts Lead In Bowling League
The finishing department team extended its lead in the Corry Damestown Bowling League with a two game win over the Pressers, while the Casing Club took two from the Engineers. High score for the evening belonged to Bill Dumlap with 205.
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Corry-damestown
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Engineers
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Scribes Claim Pros Superior to Panther 11
United Press reports a poll of 186 ballots showing 42 voters named Pitt as the best college team, but only 88 favored it over professionals. Most readers sought the Fordham game outcome to judge Pitt, with opinions split on whether Pitt could defeat top pro teams.
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George Kirkley
United Press
United Press New York
University of Pittsburgh
Pittburgh
Panther Aquiad
Pall
Pitt
Fordham
Jack Sutherland
Texas Christian
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Mahanoy City
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Eant Hoge
Tenco
TR. G. Lynch
Milwaukee Journal
Joe Val
New York World-Telegram
Conn Beats Jones In One Sided Ten Round Bout
Pittsburgh Daily reports Bill Conn of Pittsburgh again defeated rival Honey Bay Jones in a ten round bout at Duquesne Garden. Conn concentrated on the body early, then targeted the head in closing rounds as Jones exhausted his efforts to rally.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Conn
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