Beavers Host Dragons In Weekend High School Clash
Corry High Beavers prepare for Saturdays home showdown with Warren High. Warren relies on speed and passing while Corry emphasizes a balanced attack and stout defense. Coaches McCall and Leidig gear up for a tactical battle likely decided by smart plays and timely execution.
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Warren Eleven
Warren
Taueme
FESU
Invitation Tournament Planned By National Tennis Champion
A late 1920s-1930s style sports page notes Garry plans an invitation golf tournament at Corry County Club with top Western Pennsylvania and Southwestern New York players likely to attend. It also mentions Vines as a future tennis star, Detroit football prospects, and local league updates including Blooming Valley and Merchants standings. The tone blends golf hopes, college football conditioning notes, and early tennis hype anchored by a national champion.
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Garry
Whitten
Corry County Club i
Evie Hitties
Pennsylvania
New York
Corry
Qualify in New England Open final field set
Fifty nine professionals and five amateurs qualified for the 36 hole final at Wollaston Country Club Quincy Mass as of Sept 23 in two qualifying rounds. Zach had rounds of 70 and 72 for 142 leading the pros with Johnny Philip and Bobby Cruickshank tied at 146 and Dune among other qualifiers with scores ranging to 149.
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United Press
Yok Professsortalm
Johnny Phiyel
Bobby Cruickshank
Frensmre
Minon
PB Gas Thurnamenta
Sttoken Yentarday
Finikl Wall Ify
Gena Sarason
Henrie Ghiel
Doe Berkewood
Soe Turmesa
Tamry Kerrigan
Aubray Bobmer
Franca Hb
Cexin and Taavo Clash in Rough High School Bout
The match featured Corey High and a floored performance by Corey, with Arden ton quitting in the third round after a break. Notable entrants included Harvey Smith of New York and Davin Valanca of Nice City, with Charley Sapko from New Fort retiring in the second.
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Corry
Ciretes
AL Low Angeleml Harey Smith
New York
Fae Anderson
Covington
Ardenton
Davin Valanca
Mice City
Charley Sapko
New Fort
Sekyra Impresses In Bout With Loughran
Dayton veteran Sekyra held Loughran to a draw in a Daily Mirror charity show that netted 27000 for hospital radio. Loughran, the heavier fighter at 189, won final round but officials sided with a draw as Sekyra staged a brave bid in front of 15000 spectators.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Yori
SeKyra
Dayton
Tommy Leia Raik
Chican
Sekyha
Loughran
Daily Mirror
Hospital
Qhioian
Charley Retelai
Fhe Philavaronen
Saat
Mme Senieling
Andertog
Sekyr
Arthu Donovan
Charles P. Mathison
Mar 1Ty Monroe
Old Man Glendon ends Navy coaching career at retirement
Henry McLemore profiles Richard Glendon Sr a longtime Navy rowing coach from Cape Cod to the Hudson. The 60-something mentor guided Navy eight crews from age thirteen aboard a mackerel schooner to Olympic and Henley success, including the 1920 and 1931 varsity crews. His resignation marks the departure of a pivotal figure in intercollegiate rowing.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Glendon
Navy
Joses
Richard Glendon
Sid
Cape Cod
Boston
Naval Academy
Cave
Columbia
Canter Club
England
Hudson
Yesterday's scores and today's games recap
Yesterday American league results include Washington 7 over Chicago 2 and St Louis 6 over Boston 2 while Philadelphia 8 beat Detroit 6 and Cleveland over New York was noted previously. National league shows Brooklyn 6 over St Louis Bowie Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 2 over 118 innings. Today Boston meets Philadelphia and Wallington hosts New York with Philadelphia visiting Pittsburgh the only game scheduled.
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New Yorks
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York St
Brooklyn
St. Lewis
Detroit
Cleveland-New York
Natioral
Bowie
Pittsburgh
Immings
Wallington
New York
National Philadelphia
Sharkey Carnera bout promises thrilling boxing clash
United Press reports Primo Carnera vs Sharkey, billed as a major boxing event with political theater and high expectations. The bout, seen as a test of Carnera’s dominance, draws strong public interest and speculation about outcomes and misdirection in advance.
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Gamba United Press
Primo Carnera
Brooke Iys
Opt
Bine
Carnora
Han
Olefin
Victor Ayer
Second Place in American League Race At Stake
By L. Cameron New York Sept 24 Second place and second money in the 1921 American League race will be decided in a four game series between the Washington Senators and New York which began near today. The Senators held a half game lead after beating the Chicago White Sox 7 to 2 while the Yankees rested. Cat Fisher Washington star allowed seven hits for his 13th win of the season. The Athletics posted their 105th win, beating Detroit 8 to 6. The Red Sox beat the Tigers 5 to 2. In the National League the Robins defeated the Cardinals 8 to 3 and the Pirates beat the Phillies after 18 innings.
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United Press
New York
Washington Senators
Nera
Senators
Chisago White Sox
Yankees
Cat
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mark
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Ali
Brook
Grid Notes Highlight Early Football Scrimmages
A sequence of early season prep notes from across colleges details players and squads. South Bend mentions Tni left halfback Ike Koken showing promise with touchdowns and accurate passing. Columbus notes Ohio State under floodlights to avoid heat, Pittsburgh covers Sutherland’s Miami prep and expectations. Beaver Falls reports Duquesne, Geneva football workups ahead of home opener versus St. Francis. Pittsburgh previews Duquesne vs West Virginia, with early injury and starting lineup considerations. Iowa City notes tackle ends shaping up for Oct 5 opener versus Pittsburgh. Lafayette and Purdue prepare for freshmen in regional games, while Indiana and Northwestern list candidates for backfield and end positions.
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Aerinus
Duquesno
Geneva Grid
St. Francis
Harpster Tas
Cooper
Saturtay
Second Round In Women's Golf Championship
The national women s golf tourney enters its second round with most top contenders evenly matched. Philadelphian Glenna Collett Ware aims for her fifth title against Toronto s Mrs Charles Eddis, while Maureen Orcutt and Enid Wasnos Notts vie as favorites in others.
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Roscoe Snipes
United Press
Williamsville
H.Y
Y Lim
Milt
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Philadelph— Tn
Charles Eddis
Toronto
Maureen Orcutt
Ogiewood
J. J
Enid Wasous Notts
Eng
Virginia van Wid
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Orcutt
Jane Broaden
Springfiel
Masa
Berbice Wall
Oshkosh
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Marini Kerr Shermehem
Enetin‘t
Jano Brooks
Nywak
No clear headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Boston and boxing figures like Jack Sharkey and Tomesy but is incomprehensible. No coherent event, date, or outcome is extractable beyond scattered names and terms.
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Boston
Boustipye Weating
Bever
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Enicago
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Sitio Sekrtittig
Jack Sharkey
Tomesy
Rubber Thursday final in city mushball series
Company A leads the City League title series after a 13-8 win over Turnbuckle in a decisive game. The rubber match to decide citywide honors is scheduled for Thursday evening on East Washington Street grounds.
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Wah Squad
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Carroll
Loughran Tops Field as Griffits Earns Waight Title
In a crowded meet, Loughran placed ahead of rivals while Griffits clinched the heavy weight title. The event saw tense moments as competitors vied for top spots, with standings reflecting a strong showing from local athletes.
Plan Banquet for Mushball Teams October Sixth
Members of town industrial sports groups will attend a banquet at First MiB church dining room on Tuesday evening October 6. The event aims to unite mushball teams and city sports enthusiasts in planning basketball volleyball and other sports programs for the coming nine months. Those interested beyond team members should contact The Journal for details.
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Oi Journal
Fragmentary Brown appointment notes and legal service bids
Incomplete OCR fragment shows references to Walter F Brown, bids, the post office service, a convention, and legal advice on appointments. Names and exact actions are unclear, leaving only scattered hints of a government or administrative process.
Parks Sets Pace in Northwestern Amateur Golf Championship
Sam Parks of Highland Club led a field of 178 golfers at Cambridge Springs in the fifteenth Northwestern Pennsylvania Amateur Golf Championship. He shot 79 on the opening 19 holes, one over par, with Pittsburgh rivals John Graham and Frank West close behind. Defending champion George McClure struggled with putting and carded 78 as winds complicated scoring.
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Highton Club
Pittsburgh
Ffteenth
Parka
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South Hilla
Frank Wesh
Highland
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Secemit Place
George McClure
Chamiiers Heights
Carden
Fight Results Sow Ohio Sept 23 Roundup
Fight results from Ohio and surrounding areas include Joammy Longin of Philadelphia at 185 pounds defeating Jew Sekvet of Dayton, Charley Holxlath at 186 pounds stopping Suth of Minn, and Abe Lipschits at 185 pounds from New York defeating others. Indirect notes mention Wolgast winning at Indianapolis and Wan.
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Philadelphia
Jew Sekvet
Dayton
Charley Holxlath
Germany
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