Notre Dame relies on three sophomores for fate in season
Sophomores Mazziotti Pilney and Biser key to Notre Dame prospects as Coach Hearley Anderson shapes the backfield. Mazziotti, at 160 pounds, is seen as a strong blocker and capable leader, while Pilney and Biser are part of a fast, hard-hitting trio behind an improved line. The Irish aim to control blocking, ground advances, and generalship to offset a tougher schedule featuring Pittsburgh and Purdue.
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United Press
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Southern California
Notre Dame
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Carideo
Ruute Rockne
Hearlly Anderson
Marty Brill
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California
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Wolf Krause
Hugh de Vore
Harry Wunsch
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Steve Banas
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Purdie
Cronin Leads Nets In Inner Defense In World Series Preview
United Press analysis weighs Washington shortstop Joe Cronin against Giants rivals in the infield. It notes Cronin’s edge at short over Blondy Ryan and Ossie Bluege, Terry and Kuhel comparisons at first and catcher, with Jackson and Myer shaping a tight third-base matchup as the Senators seek a series upset.
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United Press
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Memphis
Bill Terry
Joe Kubel
Hughie Gritz
Charles “Buddy” Myer
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Ossie Bluege
Travis Jackson
Terry
Kuhel
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Wimambas
Buddy Myer
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Tonee
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Joe College
Pacasion
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Wigrest
St Marys Colts Win Interstate Title in 1933
Ridgway September 26 The St Marys Goils clinched the Interstate League title with a 4 3 victory over the Service Go. The Soldiers out hit St Marys yet costly wild pitches and a sharp defense behind Smith Gabler Gagazzi and Kerrick kept the score tight. Laughner pitched well for Ridgway, but costly mistakes and a late rally by St Marys sealed the championship.
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St Marys
Bill Laughmer
Tehie Gerg
Telbe St. Mary
Coller
Smith
Gabler
St. Marys
Gagazzi
Kerrick
Troopers
Crissey Opens Bowling Season With 200 Score at Pine Street
Crissey of the Philen Radin bowling team, a title holder in the Interestyy League, started the new season with a 200 total last night on Pine Street alleys. He scored eleven straight strikes before a misthrow left the ten pins standing on his tubey toss.
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Philen Radin
Pine Street
Postpone Bout for Sixth Time in Billy Petrolle Fight
New York report says the sixth postponement of the Billy Petrolle Tila welterweight bout against Bep Van Klaveren of Holland occurred after Van Klaveren demanded changes. The planned fight night had been set for Saturday, but scheduling issues and training injuries delayed it again.
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Billy Petrolle
Tila
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
van Klaveren
Tilden Beats Cochet in Paris Exhibition Match
Paris September 26 United States tennis star William Tilden defeated French great Rene Cochet in a high profile exhibition in Paris. The match showcased Tilden's continued form and Cochet's lasting competitiveness as elite players travel the globe.
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Paris
Bill Widen
Chal
Henl Cochet
Ilden
Cocbal
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Tilden
France
Thuen
Titusville Darkens Castoff Eleven Brings Strong Here
Titusville plans to bring a strong eleven to the arena as fans hoped for a tougher opponent than Sundays opener. The Wareen City Independents field a rugged Bucknell-trained backfield led by quarterback Delaney and guard/center trio averaging around 195 pounds. Coach Shupe has assembled Titusville’s best former high school stars for a squad aimed at matching Corry’s mark set last year, with a large contingent of local fans accompanying.
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Cording
Sunnday
Titusville
Wareen
Delaney
Strance
Marietta College
Shupe
Grove City
Francis
Pomeroy
Corry Indies
Five Teams Enter Corry City Bowling League for 1932 34
Five teams have entered the Corry City Bowling League for the 1932 34 season. A preliminary meeting at the Recreation Alleys set the stage for officers and the drafting of the schedule. Teams include Raymond Manufacturing, Aero Supply Corp, Citizens National Bank, Keister's Cut Rate Pharmacy, and the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp. A sixth team may join with Emblem Oil considered. No officers were elected or schedule arranged yet. another meeting is planned within a week.
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Corry City
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Raymond Manufacturing Company
Aero Supply Corp
Citizens National Bank
Keister's Cut Rate Pharmacy
Corry-James-town
Iron Age Trinkets Found Near Biesso Field
A local report says Nils Nilson recovered iron age items, including gold rings and links, dating early Iron Age after unearthed near a field during plowing. The finder, a farmer from Biesso, notes the artifacts include a dated ring and several crafted pieces.
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Fabled Alpine Fight Sparks Hidden City Mystery
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled report about a clash near Alpine with mentions of factions, a chary figure, and a tense standoff. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a defiant stance by local groups and a call for investigation into the event’s origins.
Series All Square In Bisons Red Birds Games
The Buffalo Bisons and the Columbus Red Birds renew the junior world series under lights at Red Bird stadium tonight seeking a second win. Columbus tied the series with a 4 to 1 victory Monday as Laurence Heise and Phil Gallivan were slated to start.
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Phil Gallivan
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Grappling grid stars organize football team
United Press reports former college stars turning to pro wrestling cross training to form a football team.(note: due to constraints, provide succinct, fact-based teaser with named players and teams. ensure entities: Len Macaluso, Joe Savoldi, George Anderson, Mayes McLain, Brown, Notre Dame, Colgate, Haskell Indians, Boston College, Stanford, Oklahoma, Fordiuni, etc.)
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Len Macaluso
Colgate
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
George Anderson
Leo Numa
Washington
Mayes McLain
Haskell Infians
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Brown
Bibber McCoy
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Zeus Wilczew
Cobbett and Hoffmaster Rally in City Tennis Semi Final
Cobbett leads Hoffmaster two sets to one in a tense semi final of the 1938 city tennis tournament. A fourth set pause with Hoffmaster ahead 4-3 set up a possible finish tonight on Kiwanis court as fans await the decisive play.
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Melvin Cobbett
Charles Hottmaster
Amnusi Inuenel
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Ted Treat
Ast South
Mill Streets
Hoffmaster
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Gnals
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Union City
Squirrel Robbing Birds Leads to Hidden Store Cupboard
A garbled report describes a bold squirrel sighting near bird feeders and a hidden stash. The text mentions Erviity, Herbs, Desh And unt, and hints at a large, secret stockpile tied to a suspicious storage solution, though many words are unclear.
Former Notre Dame Star Rules Athletics in Indiana
Former Notre Dame University football star Al G. Waen ey leads Indiana athletics in Indianapolis. The report notes state actions by athletic authorities, including suspensions and investigations, amid a broader crackdown on professional sports and sports commission oversight.
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United Press
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Marie
Heck
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Local teams pace strong in 1943 sports season
The column praises the Independents as a powerhouse with players Pusch Myati Wardle Curtis Dave and Masoli, notes St Marys Colts rebounding to win the Interstate Baseball League title, and previews forthcoming matchups at Athletic Field and Union City. It highlights coach Bill Myers and plans for key games, while reflecting on regional sports fervor and fan support.
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Bikcojiittans
Ridgway
St. Marys
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary Economic Reflections on Currency and Policy
A garbled, OCR-like passage discusses inflation, currency, and public sentiment. It mentions credit, a Domini Our pre functioning interests, and references Canada and the United States. It hints at monetary policy approval and economic concerns affecting people and institutions, though specifics are unclear. The text reads as disjointed notes from a broader debate.
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