Youngsville Faces Tough Test As Visitors Lead Strong Lineup
Youngsville High eyes a big turnout as Corry High arrives for a pivotal game amid talk of a strong visitors’ squad. Coach McCall sharpens defense after Westfield slip and aims to exploit weaknesses revealed earlier. Advance tickets promise a crowded Second Ward field.
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Orange and Brick
McCah
Abnteticield
Sehgat
Corry
Feld
Youngsville
Warren High Iideis
Piciolite
Reid Pierce
Brokenshaw Valley
Sunnon Piges
Gerry
Leban- Biyoveney Clute
Mde Reluure Fox
Yokingeville
Pierre
Broken
Ramié the
Athetic Association
Sande Retires from Riding as Jockey and Grogan Emerges
A long-winded retrospective details Sande's retirement after eleven years, his weight struggles, and his peak wins including the Kentucky Derby and Zev. It notes Grogan as a rising lightweight star drawing attention in Omaha, with background on Grogan's boxing breakthrough and public interest in his early career.
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Omaha Ieeps
Grogan
Grehld Breen
Cli Calors
Burle Sande
Nyner
Trotter
Alfies
Joeley
Te Tinited
Theyyner
Aqueduct
Lone Island
George Kirksey
Rotor
Idaho
Sind
Ubeteh
Trisha Awa
Sanile
Aginnst
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Saide
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Ari
FEM
CNN
Norman Brows
Central Press
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Tommy Grogai
Ubt
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Omatin
al Smith
al Bryant
New York
Smith
Fox
Promine
Legion
Newessueys
Wiltes
Bintte
Adgir Disarm
Orhiers
New Yorke
Warren Seconds to Play Here in Warren Jamestown clash
Warren High School coach J B Eidig announced officials for the Warren Jamestown football game at Russell Field. Referee Colgate will oversee, Springfield Training will umpire, and Dartmouth's J B Glaze signed on as linesman. The Blue and White Seconds also set a game with Coty High at Corry on October 5. The season opener Friday pits the Seconds against Lakewood High at home.
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Coty High
Corry
Gutober Sth
Lakewood Hh
Faut O'Coo
Standings brief mix of National League results
National League standings show scattered scores with Pittsburgh beating Boston, Cincinnati beating New York, St Louis defeating Brooklyn, Philadelphia defeating Chicago, and other incomplete results. The fragmentary text references teams and scores but lacks full context or dates.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Mew
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philladelphit
Philadelphit Co
Detroit
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis Browns
Rube Walberg
Perreel Jay
Allegheny to Open Against Mt Union
Meadville Sept 20. Scrimmage before the opening game with Mt Union College revealed planned lineups and roster. Injuries to Paul Bibson may sideline him. MolSuy to start at quarterback with Berger Verana at halfback and Gathack at fullback. Captain Slayen and Hughes or Storrie expected on ends, Plun itino Lungren Lyden or Mylner at guards, Koeniger or Smith at pivot.
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Meadville
Mt Union College
Merritt
Paul Bibson
Bibson
Voach Merrill
Iineup
MolSuy
Berger
Verana
Gathack
Fullauk
Tre Hier
Slayen
Hughes
Storrie
Plunitino
Lungren
Lyden
Mylner
Lavktes
Billings
McManes
Moon
Napp
Koeniger
Smith
Union
Mearville
Dennison and
Mighty
FAVOR ILLINI TO RETAIN TITLE IN CONFERENCE
Illinois expected to win the Western Conference crown, with seven of thirteen United Press writers listing them as champions. Minnesota Ohio and others receiving occasional first place votes. Poll totals show Illinois at top, with Minnesota second and Ohio third in the final standings.
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United Press
Chicago
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsi
Ohio
United Fresh
Henry J. McCormick
Roundy Coughlin
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Wis
Ed Shave
St Paul
Minn
Daily News
Lew Byrer
Columbus
Citizen
Earl Coughlin
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Eadie Ash
Indianapolis
Indy Times
G. H. Salsinger
Detroit
Mich
Tod O'Donnell
Davenport
Democrat
Eddie Jarquin
Champaigs
Chester L. Stitt
Cleveland
Oliver Kuechle
Milwaukee
Journal
Kenneth D. Fry
Chicago Post
Ilinois
Cardinals Beat Robins in 15 Innings in comeback
In a 15 inning game, United Press notes St Louis outfielder Hero-Taylor Douthit delivered a double to score the winning run, lifting the Cardinals over the Brooklyn Robins while McWeeney and Clark struggled on the mound for Brooklyn. Robins totaled eleven hits, with Sherdel held to the Cards.
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Giants
Reds
Grant
Pirates
United Press
Taylor Douthit
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
McWeeney
Robins
Wiresnes
Clark
Sherdel
Forter Eaton
ST. Louis
St Louis
Cardinals
Wly
Marangillé
Brooklyn
St. Louisans
Wready
Rogers Hornsby
Red Birds
Sai
St. Louis Bank
Sportsman's Park
Welterweight bout stirs New York boxing scene in 12 round bid
In New York and Brooklyn, promoter plans a 12 round match featuring Young Corbett IV defending boxing prominence against Sergeant Sammy Baker at Ebets Field. The welterweight division remains unsettled as Dundee defends the title later, with Baker a strong betting favorite tonight.
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George Kirkley
New York
Clatieylme le Muchty
Young Corbett
Freano
Califf
Southpaw
Sammy Baker
Mitchell Field
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Joe Dundee
Jack” ‘Thompson
New York State Athletic Commission
Neel Baker
Thompson
Dundee
Chicago
Corbet
Baker
Bakie
New York State
California
Humbert J. Fugasy
Corbett
French Fond of Tennis Popular in France
French fond of tennis grows as boys start learning the game around eight years old. The sport enjoys widespread appeal across the country, with youth participation highlighted in regional clubs and school programs.
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France
Seyond
Little World's Series Opens at Rochester
The Rochester Red Wings, International League champions, host the Indianapolis Indians, American Association champions, in the first edition of the Little World’s Series. Four games are set at Rochester with possible additional games to decide the title. Manager Billy Southworth leads Rochester against Bruno Botzels Indianapolis lineup with Steve Swetonic for the visitors and Vic Keen and Lawrence Irvin available for Rochester.
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Rochester
United Press
Billy Southworth
Redwings
Tadianopolis Ininns
Indianapolis
Indiasupond Tang
Pittsbilveh Pirate
New York Giant
St. Loui Cardinal
Steve Swetonic
Pittsburgh
Thdlunopolis
Bruno Botzel
Vic
Last Night's Prizefights Highlight Chicago and Flint
Last night in Chicago Jimmy Byrne of Louisville defeated Chuck Wiggin of Indianapolis in a ten round bout. In Flint Jimmy Soodrich of Buffalo knocked out Sammy Mandell in the first round of a ten round title bout, Mandell suffering a broken collarbone after ducking into a punch.
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Jimmy
Byrne
Louisville
Kty
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Indianapolig
Flint
Midh
Jimmy Soodrich
Buffalo
Chumpion
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Uollar Hem
Gott Vieh
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