Officials settled for Titusville Corry grid clash
Corry High will play Titusville Friday at 2:30 PM with Thompson from Erie as referee, Gus Anderson and Andy Pletcher as umpires and lines judge, after a dispute over officials delayed the game. Alumni plans include a Friday parade and pre game events as fans expect a hard fought scholastic showdown.
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Art Brady
Titusville High School
Sleven
Mew
Corry High
Titisville
Donald
Stanmer
Jerry Cohen
Andy Pletcher
Erle
McCall
Thompson
Gus ‘Anderson
Erie
Pletcher
Brady
Itnsville
Howard J. Sheen
Alumni Association
Mem|bers
Foothall
Jerry Haggerty
Tadios Broadcasting
Bnokfeld
Gentieman
Sheffield
Titusville
Baressi
Shaver
Local bowling league forms eight team drive tonight
Representatives from Stanford Hoge Company Knights of Columbus Rotary Club I.O.O.F FBP0Y VF Wyidwanis Club and Mabons plan to enter a bowling league at Recreation Alleys on Main Street. Meeting at 7 p m invites all organizations to send delegates to join or enter teams. The item notes a proposed new world record for pins and mentions other sports and local notes.
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Dast Main
Jprovement
Stanford Hoge Company
Knights of Columbus
Rotary Club
P.O
Idwanis Clb
Mbsons
Wwelock
Cyn
Cy” King
Ol City
Aloms Tribune
Pittsburgh Press
Allegheny to Battle Thiel on Saturday
Meadville notes show Allegheny favored over Thiel with a key matchup set for next Saturday. Harry Smith and Pol Gthsox expectation is high while Thiel aims to extend their winning run as Westminster and Westminster losses shape the edge for Greenville.
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Allegheny
Thiel
Greenville Collegians
Westminster
Meadville
Allleghany
Pitt
Harry Smith
Pol Gthsox
Meird
Agaist
Greenville
Nex
Lennont Dome
Montgomery
Mina
Corry City Bowling League and Major College Games Noted
Fragmented summary notes Corry City Bowling League results with Paty Loveland Tires and Corry Jamestown, plus Big Six college listings. Mentions Union City tie, Missouri play, Kansas Aggies, Texas and SMU in Southwest leaders, Southern California close to western crown with California, Notre Dame and Drake context for 1920 season.
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Nebraska
Missouri
South
Tennessee
Tulane
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Clemson
Southwest
Texas
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Southern
Californin
California
St. Mary's
Revere
Dartmouth
Yale
New Haven
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Cornell
Columbia
Notre Dame
Georg Mech
Atlaata
Rockne
Pitlane
Georgia
Beaen Yele
North Carolina
Ogiethorpe
Florida
Corry City Bowling League
Paty Loveland Tires
Corry Jamestown
Cory Baking Co
U.S. Radistor
Oy Seaurginie
Ajax Iron Works
Mistour
Outeland
Raymond Mig
Baaing Teins
I Union City
Tormid- Corry Journal
Loveland Tirelve. U
Sourl
Kansas Aggies
Sxi
Kansas
Dallas
Pacific Coast
Trojans
Golden Bears
Georgia Tech
Drake
Chicago
New York University Petition Calls End to Negro Player Games
A student circulated petition at New York University urging the board of athletic control to stop scheduling football games with any school that might object to competing against Black players. The document argues hospitality and guest conduct should include adherence to the host customs.
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New York
Near Death For McGoorty In Sanitarium
United Press reports middleweight Ei die McGoorty is in critical condition in a Milwaukee sanitarium after a dangerous bout. He had faced top lightweights and was famed for a sharp left hook though never a champion. In Chicago, King Tut’s suspension was lifted by the commission after officials produced his signed contract, pleasing Chicago boxing fans.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Eidie McGoorty
McGoorty
Pvery
Chamipion
United Press Chicago
King Tut
Lops 'Tenorin
Chicago
Mhwole Athletic
Simpson Centurys Claim In AAU Meeting
Ohio State sprinter George Simpson seeks recognition for world record 100 yard dash times during the 1929 season. AAU national committee will decide at St Louis meeting November 17 to 19, with starting blocks complicating eligibility under AAU rules.
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New York
George Simpson
Ohio
State University
Tinlun
St. Lonis
Mov
Simpson
Charies
Auttendie
Simbem
Colimbus
Allons
Chicago
St. Louis
Ohio Star
J.P. Nielatson
Notre -Dame
Montclair Club Hosts World Series Guest For Vaudeville Tour
Haas of Philadelphia Athletics, whose homer decided the final game against the Cubs, was guest of honor at a Montclair club event. The host charity gala features Yastaight Hips and plans a vaudeville tour with Mickey Coch rine, Mirelles' catcher, starting next week in Philadelphia.
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Haas
Montclair
Seosme
Muley Haas
Philadelphia Athletics
Chidigo Gubs
Montclir
Yastaight Hips
Mickey Cochrine
Navy scrimmage notes and Yale, Princeton lineups
Navy rested many players after a tough practice with Clifton and Gannon among those excused for minor injuries. Yale held a light scrimmage as Coach Noble copied Dartmouth, while Princeton focused on punting and placement kicking with Lowry and Wittmer at quarterback and Moore seen as a likely reserve for the Chicago game.
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Princeton
N. Jy
Dave Lowry
Bédle Wittmer
Bill Moore
Navy
Mickey Walker Wins Decisively Over Hudkins at Wrigley Field
New Jersey middleweight champion Mickey Walker defeated Wes Hudkins in a 10 round title bout at Wrigley Field before about 2,500 fans. Walker dominated every round, with Lieut. Kennedy scoring the bout. Hudkins showed limited training and could not match Walker’s pace.
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Mickey Walker
Hudkins
Jersey Boy
Nebraska
Wildcat
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Act Huchins
Jazt Hudlink
Wrigley Field
Fang
Wrigly
Walker
Iittle
Duck Kennedy
Qvais
Kennedy
Huchins
Temperature controls and parking concerns in city scene
A fragmented text describes street life and city issues including a flickering thermometer and alarms, parking nuisance, and traffic behavior. It notes a large public effort and mixed results from seasonal patterns, with reference to motorists, police, and public safety measures.
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Inter
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Corry Evening Journal
Middle West
George Kirkley
Unites
Darthworth
Minnesota
Carnegie Report
Bert Demby
Actiohg Middlewesters
Facent Foundation
Lapave Ll
Carroll Allmond
Marquette University
Milwawke
Jcarmezic Institute
Collega Pihletics
Rnk
Carnegie
University of Minels
Cleveland
Merry Mullen
Walter Ward
Ward
Pearle Caruana
Joe Caramatia
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Tommy’ FiScemm
Freeman
Bob
Erie Times
Corry
Ballyhoo
Hunior High Eld
Phuraday
Raygiond
Une Jon Cy
Husted
Bloss
MoLesn
Crum
Corry-Jamestown
Burrii
Maroney
Owens
Gustafson
Southworth
Bjorkquist
Tatvnls
W’goorty
Dixon Stewart
United Press State Fureanginee
Annapolis
Miu
Penn
Dcrube
Clifton
le Gud Oraris
Johhny Gannon
Hord
Gonn
Larry Noble
al Marsters
Hall
Mt Qinarbhok Ohts
Abing Varstty
Crib Tem
South Dmkars Pty
Oliteefe
Varsity
Cagley
Murrell
Uni
Ronald W. Wagoner
Patsburgh
Ohie
Nega Yori
Chick Meshani
New York University
Charlie Marshall
UHACA
Gil Dobbe
Washington
Pap Ddds
Temple Garde
Withington & Jéstrada
Bateyetty
Philadelphia
Dick Genile
Aritur
Soitchas
Negin Fray
Ibe Fram Venonil
Georgix Tech
OleGorg
OL Golomps
Wilte
West Bouth
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertisin
Bt Kome Tower
Bumsteads
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