Corbette Enters Net Semis Beavers Defeated at Yale
Henry McLemore reports Yale football under new coach Coady Root with a mix of veterans and freshmen. Captain Bob Lassiter leads a versatile backfield alongside Stan Fuller, while Ed Nichols Dick Crampton and Clair Curtin anchor the line. Fuller, a standout sophomore, is the current squad sensation as Yale eyes the season.
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Reg Root
Mal Stevens
Ton Wilson
Bernie Rankin
Sid Steim
Clair Curtin
Ed Nichols
Dick Crampton
Joe Johnson
Dell Matting
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Stan Fuller
Stratford Dorton
Wilson
Renkin
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Tommy Gurlin
Ken Whitehead
Juitir
Mae Watson
John Overall
Walter Kimball
John Kitchlen
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Gigantte Barnum
Corry Indians Open Season With 85–0 Rout Of North East
In a sun drenched opener at Athletic Field the Corry Independents dominated North East 85 to 0. Myers Pusch and Jackson starred as Corry rolled eighty yards from the kickoff, repeatedly quick to respond with touchdowns and extra points. The visitors offered a brave defense but could not match the relentless Corry attack led by a potent line and speedy backfield.
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Donlin Dies in California Former Giants Captain Turley Mike passes at 66
Mike Donlin once known as Turley Mike and captain of the New York Giants has died at age 66 in California after a long illness. A veteran of the baseball era, he played for the Giants, Cardinals, Reds and Braves, later became a scout, and was famed for his aggressive, outspoken style and NY fame.
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Scores and Pro Baseball and Local Games Highlight Day
Yesterday saw mixed results in major league scores with New York and Philadelphia drawing and Detroit beating St. Louis 5 to 2. Washington lost 4 to 2 while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh posted wins in the National League and American League listings. Today’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Philadelphia and several regional college and city matchups as local teams prep for upcoming contests.
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Oil City Oilers Triumph on Corry Beavers in Thrilling Stadium
Oil City high school football team leaned on breaks and strong tackling to down Corry 26 to 8 at Mitchel avenue field. Bel and Toth spearheaded the offense while the defense limited the Beaver attack, with Oil City scoring in each quarter and forcing turnovers to seal the win before 800 spectators.
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Warren Elks Win Bowling Series Opener
Warren Elks defeated Corry Elk in the series opener at Warren alleys, sweeping all three games for a combined score of 29 05 to 26 43. The rematch is scheduled for Saturday October 7 in Warren, with Corry bringing a lineup including Krone, Paulin, Stout, Wignalds, Kinley, Praker, Lord, Waite, Burkhart, Car Yo, Spiesman, and Shuss.
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Beavers Undaunted Prep for Falconer Game
Beavers remain undaunted after a hard defeat at Oil City. Coach Bill Myers says the team will work hard to form a stronger lineup for next Saturday at Falconer. Key issues include punter and quarterback shortages, with Sonny Daye expected to return for balance. Minny Williams and Dimamick starred on offense, while stiff practices aim to fix gaps shown in the opener.
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Hydetown Beats Canadonia A G 7 to 2 in Patchy Showdown
Hydetown Merchants defeated Canadonia A G 7 to 2 as Joe Gilson dominated on the mound with 14 strikeouts and a home run helped by a five run fifth inning. Hydetown collected 11 hits led by Prody Mangel and Walferent, while Coates started for Canadonia before being relieved by Group. The crowd packed Hydetown as teams plan more games next Sunday.
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City Champion Over Lewis In Straight Sets
Melvin Cobbett the 1993 city champion moved to the semifinals of the Journal Invitational by defeating James Lewie in straight sets on Simmons Court. He will face Cooper or Hoffmaster, with finals planned for later in the week as arrangements are finalized.
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Liberty and Warren Win in grid league action
Jamestown teams headline a Saturday slate as Liberty Athletic Club routs Bradford 26 to 0 in Onole Wield before 1,500 fans. The Crescents tie Mayville 6 to 6 at Mayville, while Warren defeats Salamases 2 to 1 in a Whee league contest. Jamestown High School grid outfit delivered standout play in a bright display.
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Bisons Win First of Little World Series
Buffalo Bisons take the opening game of the Little World Series at Columbus as pitcher Tiarenen hurls well and manager Ray Schalie predicts a strong run. Gallien and other batters contribute as the Bisons aim to end their drought.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania grid notes and results rally
A sprawling sports column tracks early season football and baseball actions across Corry, Ridgway, Greenville, and nearby towns. It highlights standout players such as Myers, Cantrell, and Maglis, notes a 85 to 0 scoring surge, cites Santa Clara’s 7 to 0 upset, and mentions upcoming games, team shifts, and local star performances across multiple leagues and schools.
Fragmented OCR garden article hints at 1983 84 US foreign policy
The readable text discusses American foreign policy and economic concerns. It references President wealth relief and debates on foreign counts, with scattered mentions of Austria France Italy and Switzerland. The fragment hints at wartime and postwar policy themes without a clear single event or outcome.
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