Rochester Strengthens Hold Rockne Systems Down South
Reading Keys defeat yesterday nearly clinched the International League pennant for the Rochester Red Wings who need two wins in four to seal it as the Bruins’ fate looms in final games. Plum Brook, Baltimore Orioles clash. tale of Notre Dame football tactic spreads south with six teams adopting Rockne system led by Clipper Smith at NC State.
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St Paul
International League and American Associations
Knute Reelme
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North Carolina State College
South Bend
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Rubin
Alaban Polytechnic
Frank Thomas
Siceeeforth
Wallace Wade
Eshnek Collins
North Carolina
Bir
McCallmen Ready for Opener Against Kane Wolves
Corry High Beavers meet Kane Wolves in the 1831 gridiron opener. Coach Stackhouse leads Kane with a light backfield, while Corry counters with a speedy but smaller unit. A capacity crowd is expected at 3 o clock for the main event of the day.
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Benyera
Kane Wolves
McCallmen
Falconer
Wolves
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Beavers
Ustal
Stackhouse
Kane
Broser
Dedean
Joe Martin
Evie
Sharp
Meadville Tips Off Home Debut in Inaugural Night Game
Meadville High opens its first night football at North Street against a strong Cochranton squad. The Beavers and Wolves with large crowds, strong preparations, and hopes for a climactic, high energy kickoff under new lights and equipment.
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Meadville
Meadville High School
Cochranton
Mendylife
North Street
Will Derry
Kane High braces for wet or dry with dual backfields
Kane High school prepares two backfields for Saturday's game against Cotty High at Corry. In wet conditions Biscor Shrubb Beatty and Fridley form the heavy duty unit. on dry field Piscor Fridley Gentilman and Greville start as the fast backfield. The squad, averaging around 160 pounds on light backfield and about 170 in the heavier lineup, nears selection and signs of strong ball carrying depth.
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Ikane Pos
Corry Maze
Thayer Wilson
Thomas Blair
Taylor T Moser
Decean Staley
Reagte Buhi
Mountain Swanson
Fleming Pi
Keane
Kate High School
Cotty High
Corry
Stadhouse
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Beatty
Fridley
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Greville
Wolves
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Stremidhs
Gentleman
Shrub
Duquesne and Geneva open season under lights at Forbes Field
United Press reports from several campuses on September 18 detail preparations for college football 1931. Duquesne and Geneva collide at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh under lights as both teams present new lineups and potential stars. Other notes cover Ohio State selections, Northwestern scrimmage highlights, and early season moves at Saint Vincent, Grove City, Evanston, and South Bend with freshmen and sophomores pushing for varsity spots.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Geneva College
Forbes
Geneva
Fragmented sporting scores and matchups list
The page lists scattered game results and upcoming pairings across cities including Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland Brooklyn Pittsburgh and others with unclear formatting and several misspellings. teams and venues appear with partial scores and planned games such as Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Washington and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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New York
St Louis
Asti
St. Louis
Detroit
Wishington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago-Philadelphia
National
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsbugh
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gikeinnsti
Washington
Bostin
Aifiertean
St Louis Ag
Ars
al Ag
Cincinnati
Tom Zacklry
Bill Harris
Braves
Pirates
Philadelphia Ike
St. Lewis
New York ‘Giants
Gene Sarazen Old Guard Survives PGA Era
Fragmented OCR notes recount Gene Sarazen as the remaining veteran figure in early PGA history, with references to past championships, public notices, and scattered names. The garbled text mentions Open titles, semi finals, and various individuals in a period-tinged sports column.
Yankees and Senators Fight For Runner-Up
The 1931 season nears its end with pennant races settled in the American League. Washington and New York chase runner-up honors, tied for second, as Philadelphia leads and Cleveland holds fourth. In the National League, St Louis leads, with Giants in second and Brooklyn aiming for third. Multiple late-season games and standout performances shape the final standings.
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St. Louis
Giants
Cincin—nati Reds
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Yanks
Lakinz
Coumte Bill
Roth
Dickey
Art Herring
Detroit
Washington
Bustov
Chitago
Sith
Sith Clevennd Moore
Red Sox
Ihe
Jablonowski
Hueling
Mattyn Gilson
Cleveland
Bart Webb
Fuwly
Chicago Cubs
Horseshoe Title to Be Decided Monday
The city horseshoe pitching championship, featuring Kinney the National League champ and Mixer, will be held Monday night at 8 o'clock after a postponement. Both contenders are evenly matched with close pitching expected, drawing a large crowd and strong local interest.
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Kinney
City
Nis
Ehlt
Act
Bojorsk Bout Postponed Tonight In Pittsburgh Card
Boxing card featuring Frankie Boyer and Andy Martin delayed by rain. Promoter John Hernon says bouts will stay as planned with Bojorsk’s veteran opponent and the Southpaw test in tonight's showcase. Doubleheader outcomes in Pirates and Phillies games noted alongside local press. Elizabeth Steicher and M E Keleher spend day in Brief.
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Pittsburgh
Hickey Fark
John Hernon
Frankie Boyerss
Ami
Andy Martin
Hins
Andy Matlin
Erle
Mushball Series Resumes Tonight at Boat Washington Grounds
Rain halted play last evening as Company A and Standard Turn buckle mushball squads restart their city championship series at Boat Washington street grounds tonight at 7:30. Each side has one win. Industrials won 24 to 1, Guardsmen took the second 5 to 2. The rivalry has grown fierce and a decisive final game is expected.
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Washington Street Grounds
Caine
Industrials
Bro
Two Oakmont Club Women Fight for Pennsylvania Honor
In Pittsburgh on September 1, two Oakmont Club women reach the finals of the state women’s championship. Miss Hunter defeated Miss Botty Abernathy, while Mrs Sara Wadsworth beat Mrs J Ray Price 2 and 1 to set the title match. Oakmont players dominated semifinals as Miss Humles defeated Mrs Fife Campbell and Stanton Heiguta carried the 1890s crown.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Afiss Humles
Fife Campbell
Stanton Heiguta
Corry West Souat Arthur Coleg National
An unsigned fragment references a local Corry West Sou Tribune item about Arthur College. It notes entered at press, by mail and by carrier, with advertising details and a fifte...
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Corry E
Arthur Coleg National
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Travel and Rights
A garbled OCR fragment mentions travel, possessions, and arms restrictions. It references England, a caravan or journey, and a question of legality or danger in carrying items. The readable text is inconsistent and lacks clear context or names.
Rock But Ike That 1 EDUCA The That Mentation
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled item with unclear subjects and events. The readable bits mention education and mental approaches, but concrete details, dates, or entities are absent or incomplete.
Fragmentary Text Reflects Incomplete Study Notes
A fragmentary OCR style passage discusses studies and education with scattered phrases about honesty, measurement, and teaching. The rough lines mention the word education and school but lack coherent context or clear subjects and outcomes.
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A damaged OCR fragment states a terse note about crimes and a recent event. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving only vague references to wrongdoing and a recent occurrence without specifics.
Fragmentary Street Note Reflects Work Delays
A torn OCR fragment notes street work issues and delays with unclear names and phrases. It mentions traffic or maintenance context and hints at dissatisfaction with scheduling and a city response. The readable portion emphasizes incomplete communication about street repairs.
Depte no such theatre prompts confusion in Hermay
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a claim about a missing theatre named Depte. The text reads as a mislabeled notice with unclear context and unclear persons or organizations. Further readable details are not present in the supplied segment.
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Hermay Beandro
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