Kane High Wolves Prepare for Beavers Battle and Invasion
Kane High will bring a large band and rooters to Corry for the opening game against the Beavers. Lloyd Beatty is eligible and reported for practice as Kane builds toward a strong attack with a deep squad. Expect heavy scrimmage sessions this week as Coach Stackhouse refines a pinning offense and rotates players for the Connference tilt.
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Kane High
Wolves
Beavers
Kane
Republican
Kane High Wolves
Lloyd “Squint” Beatty
M Beatty
Kane High Field
Stackhouse
Beatty
Woothall
Corry
Jemcres
Blue
Lange Wolf
Geniman Giso
Will Holland
Schribh
Fridiey
Piscor
Preville
Grasser
Wil Beasly
Schrubb
Mrshean
Mdgett
Swan
Von
Miler
Baido
Mase
Miller
Wolver
Orenter
Marmaux the Moat Valuable in Newark Bears Talk
In a Today in Sport feature, notes on Marmaux the moat valuable player, Al Mamauk and Newark Bears manager, Rochester Red Wings chase, and a night of sports including boxing prospects like Bojorski. Also coverage of local high school rivalries, football plans, and an upcoming football clash with Union City and Corry High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Mamauk
Newark Bears
Beuins
Rochester Red Wings
Loos
Mamninx
Theomound
Reading Keys
Pensylvania
Reading Club
Wings
Newark
Royheater
AL Maximux
Bruins
Plans for Winter Sports Among Industrial Workers
Tuesday evening discussion aimed at forming a volley, basketball, and bowling league for the coming winter. A preliminary meeting was held last week but attendance was too low to set a definite program. A further meeting will be scheduled at Spectacles Old Ideals.
Final Game in County Series Next Sunday
Announcement of the site for the fifth and deciding Erie County Based League championship game between the Girard Legionnaires and the Corry Merchants will come from Manager Cobbett of the total club. Corry won the toss at Simard Sunday to name the scene, options being the old fair grounds or Wattsburg grounds. Corry favors this city while locals hope for the Wattsburg venue. The Merchants evened the series with wins over the Legionnaires at Wattsburg 5 to 2 and Guard 10 to 6, Babe Finneel pitching both games and likely to start Sunday. Fans await the official site decision for the finale.
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Girard Legionnaires
Corry Merchants
Cobbett
Total Clit Hute
Corry Pilot
Simard
Fair
Wattsburg
Corry
Oime
Merchanta
Legionnaires
Watteburg
Guard
Babe Finenel
Tce
Louals
Fins
1981 Big Ten tennis rankings teased by United Press
Henry McLemore lists an informal 1981 Big Ten tennis ranking from Vine and Lott to Bell and Mangini, arguing Lott is best challenger to Vines. The piece critiques judges, notes Wimbledon and Davis Cup feats, and previews potential order changes before official publication.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Dred Perry
Rifeworth Vines
George Lott
Philedetphina—Fennny
Newark
Frank X. Shibtas
Clitford Sutter
New Orleans
Johnny van Ryn
Philedeipn T—Sianey B- Wood
Berkeley
Dirhou
Dace Diny
Ty Ke Post
Heaton
Davis Niio
Doeg
Seabright
Longwood
Vines
Shields
Forest Hills
Phelds Goto
Wimbledon
Penry Sutter
van Ryn
Sidney B. Wood
Wiese
Great Britain
Scond
Sutter
Clay
Morest Fills
Mangin
Bell
Glenhill
Frank
Forest
O Hara Upsets Hagen In PGA Championship Beatdown
Walter Hagen, defending time champion, misses second round as Pete O Hara of Verona Pennsylvania advances in the 1931 PGA Championship match play. Survivors include Mackinline, Walker, O Hara, Cringley, Espinosa, Shute, Armin, Sarazog and others in multiple early openings.
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Rtmford
Walter Hagen
Hd Dudley
Will
Willis Macknaline
Tickate
Horton Sma
Detroit
Cyril Walker
Bible River
N. J
Johnny Goldeik
Eroton
Conn
Pete Oars
Vetaba
Tom Sreavy
Albany
Bob Cringley
Havertill
Lilly Burke
Greenwich
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Bi Aehthorn
New
Elberta Peaches and Printer Debt History Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions Elberta peaches and printers debt to Franklin, with vague references to early colonists, pruning, and printing in colonial America. Names and places are partially garbled, but hints at Benjamin Franklin connection and old printing trades along with roads in Findley Lake area.
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Franklin
Browmlit
Bartlett
Nenjamin Franklin
F. Young
Findley Lake Road
Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments from Early Games
A garbled sports snippet lists American and national league scores, including St Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Detroit with mixed results. It hints at today’s games and upcoming matchups such as Chicago versus St Louis, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, amid incomplete names and stray phrases.
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American Chicago
Binstanm
Lowly
Wishington
Detroit
New Fork Gloveland
Philadelphiia
Philadelphia
Washington
York
Sleveland
Lewis
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Athletics Clinch Third Straight Pennant in 19 8 Win
Philadelphia Athletics assured of their third straight American League pennant with a 19 to 8 victory over Cleveland. The win put them 18 14 games ahead of Washington with 12 to play, as St. Louis and New York fight for the National League title amid weather and late-season shifts. Eddie Rommel led Philadelphia while Cleveland was held to nine hits. St. Louis and Pittsburgh pulled off key splits in their respective leagues.
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New York
Philadelphia
Athletice
Athletics
Cleveland
Washingtonivince Exigtsts
St. Louis
Washington
Senators
Cardinals
Giants
Eddie Rommel
Eildebrant
Lindsey
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Meltie
Larry French
St Louis
Browns
Tlovy
Bluege
Roy
Lou Gebuig
New York Yatkees
Trelnsit
Oliver
Rostow
Chitaga
Steinvent College Opens 1981 Football Season In Latrobe
GRID NOTES Latrobe Pennsylvania September 16 1981 Steinvent College kicks off the season here Saturday against Davis Viking. Coach Crowe relies on an aerial attack while wary of inexperience in defense. Duquesne vs Goason game details and Carnegie Tech drills in Pittsburgh mark the broader grid week with first and second team enforcements anticipated for early football honors.
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United Press
Bilmer Hayden
Duquesne University
Shoes & Hart
Coath Steffen
Carnegie Techno
Miss Hunter Set To Meet In Western Pennsylvania Championship
Sept 16 Miss Misa Jeammete Hunter of Oakmont is paired with Mr Frank Campbell of Slinton Heights in the opening match of the Women’s Western Pennsylvania Championship at Pittsburgh field. The match could decide the title with Campbell defending despite a bout of gastritis. Other matches scheduled include Margyath of Pittsburgh against Petty Atomathy of Oakmont and Mrs Townes versus Mra Wendt. Weather permitting, pitchers from Jattlestown will face Corry’s best in a 6:30 p.m. game.
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Misa Jeammete Hunter
Oakmont
Mrr
Frank
Campbell
Slinton Heights
Pittsburgh Field
Chile
Hunter Hint
Margyath
Pittsburgh
Petty Atomathy
Tok. Billen
Turnbuckles Triumph in Opening Contest at Washington Street Grounds
The Turnbuckles defeated Company A 11 to 1 in the opening game of the Himtar series at the Washington street grounds. Pitcher Blynt held the heavy hitters in check as Turnbuckie scored early and secured a lopsided victory. The game drew a crowd and continued at East Workington street grounds later in the evening.
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Gampany
Mikshi
Bill Tondite
Trmerity
Washington Street
Rane
Tive Gyuerdaniem
Blynt
Noldiers
Workington Street
Grountin
Delek Tonlight
Harte
Bateman
Gait
Preston
Dartmouth Faces Tough Season After Graduation Exits
Dartmouth College football enters a challenging fall with eight first string players gone due to graduation. Captain-elect Stan Yudicky may miss action after a major operation, leaving leaders Morton and Barber to shoulder passing and blocking duties. The nine game slate includes Norwich, Buffalo, Holy Cross, Columbia, Lebanon Valley, Yale, Harvard, Cornell, and Stanford, described as the toughest in years.
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United Press
Hanover
N.hy
Dartmouth
Jess Haney
Iself
Jackson Cannell
Andre
Ventey
Bromberg
Nims
Crechin
Goodwillie
Wolff
Clarks
Johnson
Stan Yudicky
Slacenet
Art
Campaien
Bill Morton
Fonte Barber
Norwich
Buffalo
Holy Ross
Colnipia
New York
Lebanon Valley
Yatuat New Hven
Harvard
Cambridge
Vox
Oyrnoll
Ley
Laoland Stanford
Mareyard Studim
Cambriage
Pop Warner Illness Reported As Stanford Team Practices
United Press dispatch from Palo Alto reports Stanford University coach Pop Warner ill with fever and fatigue amid early season practice. Team physician Dr. Genie Wad and San Francisco specialists provided medical updates as Warner received treatment.
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United Presa Palo
Asiif
Glenn
Pop
Watweh
Fabbey
Stanford University
de Genie
Conchs
de Lag
San Francia
Warnes
Yenor Gay Te Daur Itoeth
Tribune Chamber Ad Taken by Mail In Fifteen Days
A fragment from a newspaper notice indicates a chamber advertisement order handled through mail and delivery within fifteen days, mentioning West S Arthur Cole National Ag and related entities.
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Arthur Cole
Local primary gains and candidate spotlight rise
In a tense off year contest, key figures including L. Alexi and Starr hime lead a surprising primary push. The community watches a complex set of challengers while campaign momentum builds ahead of the next election phase.
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L. Alexi
Lidney
Mr. Soufiden
Inter m ban Unite with That 4 dot Der by tu seems ually the wi
Fragmentary OCR notes show a disrupted sentence about an internment ban or unity issue. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a concrete event or outcome. The readable portion hints at a stalled discussion and customary timing tied to a Monday reference. Further readable context is required for a precise card.
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Mons
Fragmented OCR notes mention Tae and Wy locations
Fragmentary readable text references Tae and Wy with unclear context. No complete events or identities present to establish a clear news item. The fragment hints at place names but lacks dates, organizations, or outcomes to form a substantive card.
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Mo Kran Farmer
Ure Nation- M Boxing Association
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petroise
Louis Kaplan
Sammy Puller
Andy Callahan
Wesley Fantoy
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Frankie Bojorski
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Harry Dyblinsky
Gut Mle Farmer
Tad
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Stockton
Corry Follwers
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Jamestown
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Ben I
Share
Qopal Sige
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Rumford
Yattlitay
Hagen Woot
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Pete O'Hara
Beatshagen
Farrell
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Heapiyny
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New Fork
Phidephin MS
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United Press State
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Louis Cardinal
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Storksten
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