Two New Major League Managers Set for 1926 Season
The upcoming major league year will feature two new managers at the helm and three others starting their first full season. Walter Johnson is slated to be replaced in Washington, while Cincinnati also begins with a new manager. Charley Erin, Bil Terry, and Marty McNamee lead the first full seasons for their clubs after recent midseason changes.
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Cromin
Walter Johnson
Washington
Cincinaati
Wile Sidney Well
Heethtee
Charley Erin
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Bil Terry
John J. McGraw
Giants
Marty McMany
John Collins
Boston Redex
Erie Team Plans Semi-Pro Mount in County Cage League
Planning early meeting to place a semi pro basketball team in the field. In the county cage league, League officers were elected at Wesleyville High School. Lawrence Park High enters the northern division, Waterford joins the southern, expanding the circuit to five and six teams respectively. Girard and Union City led the northern and southern divisions in previous campaigns.
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Girard
Millcreek
North Albion
Westeyville
Union City
Edinboro
Cambbridge
Springs
MoKesa
Waterford
Lawrenue Park
Union
Gus Anderson
West Millcreek Oubit
Eastern grid games feature day’s program
United Press describes inter sectional showdowns shaping a national title chase. Top match Pittsburgh vs Notre Dame and Pitt, Michigan vs Princeton, Michigan State at Syracuse, Army vs William and Mary, and Wisconsin vs Ohio State headline broader classic rivalries.
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United Press
America
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Pitts Panthers
Ramblers
Panthers
Purdue
New York City
Michigan
Wolverines
Princeton Tigers
Ann Achor
Michigan State
Syracuse University
Colgate
Pennn State
Pennsylvania
Navy
Mid-West
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Wis
Dixie
Aubinn
Tennesses
Mississippi
Duke
Georgia
Fistldy
North Carolink State
Virginia Poly
Tus Mane
South Carolina
Atebama
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Wali “Fouita
Los Angeles
St. Mary's
Lafayette and W. and J. in Final of Long Series
Easton, Mi Och Win Lafayette tel Wealingtion today in the nil gridiron encounter that started back in 1898. Both elevens are eager to win and resume football relations with the rival for the new year after Lafayette led seven to two in prior meetings.
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Easton
Lafayette Tel
Sreteversin
Dantest
Theta
Tatavelle
Hornsby hired by St. Louis Cards reasons debated
Henry McLemore reports a panel and Hortense L. Smith weigh six possible reasons for Rogers Hornsby’s signing by the St. Louis Cardinals. They consider ornament, pinch hitter, or manager roles, doubt him playing regular infielder, and suggest Breadon may favor salary limits. They advise waiting until spring to decide.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Sam
Hornsby
Sam Brendon
Breadon
Frisch
Rajah
Sitty
Chicago
St Louis
Bottomley
Collins
Sam Breadon
Gabby Street
Hornsby Ag
Street
Houston
Horoshy
Brenton
Hortense L. Smith
Pittsburgh
Fight results card from Hallyswood shows mixed results
In Hallyswood Tommy King outpointed Vearl Whitehead at 150 pounds while Ralph Chong and Vicente Alicante scored in San Diego Los Angeles bouts. Dutch Weimer drew with Joe Skube in a 145 pound match as other listed results remain unclear from the scrambled text.
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Hallyswood
Tommy King
Boston
Vearl Whitehead
Los Angeles
Ralph Chong
Paroby Barbers to Clash With Corry Independents
The Paroby Barbers, a highly touted semi pro outfit, visit Corry for a Sunday game at Athletic Field. Manager Pearce promotes the match against the Independents, with Erie Times backing the Barbers as top challengers. Weather and turnout expected good, with Corry lineup unchanged from recent games.
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Corry Independents
Tties
Barbers
Pearce
Erie Times
Erie
Erie Gridders
Fins
Ohio
Mike Cannavine
Canna Vine
Erie Buy
Wwhg
Independents
Grove City
North East
Conneaut Lane
Brie
Corry
Hae-uBias
Bpacek
Rio Aciinay MeUrdy
Williame
Kylie
Mountain
Sevenier
N. Mountain
Viess Joukaon
Laboda
Shaver Salomon
Isis
Bermes
Penn Hopeful of Victory Over Navy
Pennsylvania’s undefeated varsity football team travels to Franklin Field to face Navy in the seventh meeting between the schools. Navy has defeats and a tie this season, giving Penn a slight edge as about 40,000 fans are expected to attend.
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PENN
NAVY
Aiited
Philadelphia
Take
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Schoais
Red
Bills
Aero Supply Sets Fast Pace in Corry City Bowling League
The Aero Supply squad remains unbeaten after three matches in the Corry City Bowling League as Week 3 ends with Keister's Gut taking two of three from Raymonds. Citizens Bank holds third, Recreations fourth, while Corry-Jamestown, 1981-32 champions, stay deep in second division with Pete Gires back. Next week Recreation Alleys face Carry-Jamestown, and Aero Supply versus Keister's promises a tight clash.
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Aero Supply
Corry City
Keister
Keglers
Raymonds
Citizens Bank
Recreations
Corry-Jamestown
Pete Gires
Carry-Jamestown
Aero Supply and Keister
Citizens Bank and
Notre Dame Favored to Beat Pitt in Big Duel
United Press reports Notre Dame, a heavy favorite, faces Pittsburgh before an expected 65,000 at Pitt Stadium. Tech details note strong Notre Dame scoring, probable first-team lineup for Hartley Anderson, and lineup changes for Pitt including Mike Sebastian at halfback and Joe Tormey starting after an injury layoff.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Dame
University of Pittsburgh
Beaord
Notre Dame
South Bend
Four Horsemen
Hartley Anderson
Eam
Pitt
Mike Sebastian
Paul Reider
Joe Tormey
Ohio Northern
Miller Mungis
Belair
Otto
May
Bob Hogan
Posim Bechage
Jezy Weinstock
Wilkes-Barre
Erie East Triumphs Over Academy In Gridiron Clash
In front of about 19 900 fans at the stadium the Erie East squad led by fullback Puss Kroska scored the only touchdown in the third period to secure a 6 to 0 victory over Academy High. The Scarlet and Grey earned their seventh straight win this season as the crowd roared and the game ended with Erie East in control.
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Suhlant High
Kasticky Vale
Aso
Haroby Bitters
Phe Ve Griilders
Carry & Nimbex
Independenk Tonins
Ohio
Fuithin Jfness
Nowery Press
Goavh Cis
Naratis
Nike
Sri
Matt Wighy
Scarlet Warriors
Otrumph Évern Fetting Academy High Eleven
Aitadum
Puss
Kroska
Plunge
Scarlet
Faris
Erie Players May Bolster A Local Quintet
Erie players plan to join a fledgling nine team league with Union City Warren and nearby towns. Early meetings aim to organize a club bringing in talent from Meadville Corry and Erie to field a competitive squad. Local businessmen are being sought to support the project as talks progress.
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ERIE
Uhag
Union City
Warren
Olf City
Corry
Meadville
OH City
Perrodrs
Nore
Beuthiens
Jean
Pitts
Group
Dientz
Othes
Buleing
Aghud
Unsure penalty call discussion at ACen game
A misread play leads to a late third period discussion as referee Paul Miling explains a partially blocked punt clearance and a 1 yard penalty. He notes that no player from the kicking team may touch or recover until the ball touches an opponent after the block. An Academy player questions the ruling and the interaction with Easts Opportunity.
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Une
Acen
Jes Louchilawa
Paul Miling
Miler
Sum AP Serih
Fragmented non English notice on taxes and payroll details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions taxes and wages with unclear names and amounts. It references Vos, PERSO, W120, Bruts, and Baal in a payroll or tax context, but the exact actions, dates, or entities remain unreadable. The readable bits imply financial or civic notice content without concrete specifics.
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