Renewed athletic ties stir Corry and Diuayille rivals
Corry high school and Diuayille pursue a return to friendly but spirited competition after years of tension between the towns. The piece highlights boxing promoter Teddy Yarosz and plans for a potential Brouillard bout, plus a marquee tennis final featuring Ted Treat and Melvin Cobnett in the Journal Invitational. Local scholastic games loom this weekend with multiple matchups across Erie's region as teams prepare for a busy early season.
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Corry
Gerry- Milaisville
Shol Ll
Camry
Powerful line bolsters Ohio State stock prior to key games
Columbus report notes Ohio State has not lost in November in three years but faces a stern test in October against Michigan and Northwestern. A veteran 205 pound line anchors the forward wall with star players like Sidney Gillman, Ted Rosequist, Joe Gallus, and Mike Vuchinich. Carl Kramer is key to revival, with Willaman predicting a strong season if healthy. Backfield by committee features Buzz Wetzel, Tom Keefe, Jack Smith, and Oliphant with Pastrura and Fisch in reserve. Kicking hinges on Kramer and Rosequist, while various linemen vie for depth as fall contention looms.
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George Kirkley
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Saint Willaman
Michigan
Northwestern
Carl Cramer
Kmee
Ramer
Kramer
Willaman
Sidney Gillman
Ted Rosequist
Joe Gallus
Mike Vuchinich
Max Padlow
Eid
Fred Conrad
Regis Monahan
Cramer
Buzz Wetzel
Fulback
Tom Keefe
Jack Smith
Marshall Oliphant
Stanley Pincura
Prank Fisch
Dick Hedin
Witty
Pincura
Fisch
Hosequish
Boucher
Ohjn
Gramer
Keefe
Wetzel
Jones
Dick Beltz
Joe
Thomas
Journal Invitational Tennis Final Set For Reston Today
Local coverage notes Melvin Cobbett and Ted Treat reach the finals of the Journal Invitational tennis tournament staged in Reston Bovi. Cobbett won his semi final 6-4 4-6 6-2 4-6 6-3 over Roffmaster after a late restart and a dramatic net tilt. Officials plan seating along Mill Street with Mayor England coordinating police and arena access as the final airs at 3 45 PM.
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Ted Treat
Melvin Cabnett
Treat
Iim
Mat Sutter
Bill Myers
James Lewis
Chades Hoffmaster
Cobnett
Trea
Inka Fender
Betnween
America
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Ghitago
St. Louis i
Melvin Copbatt
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sp. Lotus
Reston
Bbvi
Broddyit
Pivainis Lui Bourt
OL Cobbett
Inati
Hartes Roffmaster
Cobbett
Journal
Pelief
Mill Street
England
Brice Smith
Curley Williams
Yesterday's Scores and Today's Scheduled Games
Yesterday American New York 17 Washingtoy 4 Boston 4 Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 42 Baton 52. Today Washington at New York. Boston at Brooklyn on schedule.
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New York
Washingtoy
Boston
Philadelphia
National Baton
Brooklyn
Field Trials at Pittsfield
The Eastern Wildlife Trial Club Inc will hold a cindly grouse trial at Pittsfield Saturday morning starting at 4 pm The drawings will be at the Pittsfield Inn There are two stakes puppies whelped on or after January 1 1933 and all age dogs Judges are H Cahoon Ben Avon William Warner Garland and a third to be chosen This trial precedes Pennsylvania grouse trials at Punesta in November and the east term cover dog championship stake in December Information from W A Roberts in Pittsfield
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Warrion
Weminnre
Eastern Wield Trial Club, Inc
Pennsylvania
Pittafeld
Pittsfield Inn
H. Cahoon
Ben ‘Avon
William Warner
Garland
Piumesta
W. A. Roberts
Pittsjel
Ohio State Freshmen Impress In Scrimmage
In Columbus Ohio State's practice scrimmage featured freshman end and quarterback prospects making strides. Notable standouts included Grier and Callanan as sophomores and recruits vie for varsity berths while veterans like Levin and Shirb compete for spots on a team aiming for a 1980 season breakthrough.
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Columbus
Griier
Cramer
Badeher
Wakeel
Clint Brown Day Planned in Butusville
Clint Brown Day is set for next Tuesday in Butusville to honor the Cleveland Indians pitcher. Clint Brown, a minister with American League barnstormers, will spend the afternoon there and pitch in two arranged games if weather allows. A crowd is expected, with no admission but a collection to cover event expenses as admirers from Titusville plan to attend en route to Baltimore.
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Butusville
Waepinaeville
Clint Brown
Cleveland Indians
Chapmanville
Titusville
Clint
Baltimore
Maryland
Columbus Red Birds Take Lead In Series One
United Press reports 5,000 fans saw the Columbus Red Birds beat the Buffalo Bisons 8 to 5, giving Columbus a 2-1 edge in the junior world series. The fourth game was set for that night with Cisron Hesse of Columbus and Clariay Perkins of Buffalo as probable pitchers. After the game, the teams would move to Buffalo to complete the series.
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United Press
Columbus
Colt Light Sir
Columbus Red Birds
Bufalo Bisons
Cisrnon, Hesse
Clariay Perkins
Buffalo
Both Cronin and Terry Are Fiery Leaders
United Press Sports Editor Stuart-Cameron notes World Series managers Joe Cronin of the Senators and Memphis Bill Terry of the Giants lead by action rather than dugout plans. Each is a playing manager and a standout in leadership and skill, Cronin praised for steadiness and memory, Terry for fiery drive and popularity among fans.
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Stuart-Cameron
United Press Sports Enitor
New York
Senators
Giants
Memphis
Bill Terry
Joe Cronin
Terry
Cronin
Frank Chanve
Fielder Jones
Cubs
White
Lepene
Grann
Shing
Philadelphia
Letty Grove
Jerry
Bill
Hull
Wrestling Results From New York to Philadelphia
Wrestling results report rough, with New York’s Len Macaluso and Hamilton, North Carolina, and Germany’s Slager, and Philadelphia’s Dick Shikat among entrants. A 205-pound bout between Ale Kaeney of Warren Ohio and Jack Ruwider of Kansas City ended in a double disqualification when both rolled from the ring and failed to return within twenty seconds.
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New York
Len Macaluso
Hamiton
N. C
Ghafoor Kahn
Intia
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Germany
St. Paul
Ale Kaeney
Warren
Jack
Ruwider
Kansas City
Meclaver
Fin
Titusville Adds New Men for Game Sunday
Titusville plans a strong lineup for Sunday's game against Gorey Indies. Manager Tom Shupe announced two new infielders Ward from Grove City College and Bull Lawson from Branlin will join the team, boosting depth and energy. If the squad arrives by 2:20, Shupe says the team is developing well for the afternoon match.
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Titusville
Tumurville
Wills
Gorey Indies
Tom Shupe
Ward
Minnie’ dOsciliisl
Tormar Grove City College
Gar
Bull Lawson
Branlelin
Tso
Dor
Ravequist
Bhupe
Giants Watch Yankees Humble Senators 11 9
New York Giants gain World Series confidence after Senators fall to the Yankees 11 to 9. Yankee pitchers Stewart and Crowder allowed 14 hits with Ruth and Sandford homering. Boston A's lose 4 3 while Jimmy Foxx reaches 200 hits. Braves win first game of doubleheader 5 4 over Dodgers. nightcap ends 2 2 after 10 innings.
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Giants
Yankees
Senators
A’s
Red Sox
Braves
United Press
York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Terry
Yanks
Wellington
Walter Stewart
Alvin Crowder
Samnford
Babe Ruth
Russell van Atta
Wiley Moore
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Brandt
Chicago grid player seriously injured during practice
Edward Braun an 18 year old Englewood California freshman at the University of Chicago remained in critical condition after a collision during football practice. He was carried from the field and scheduled for further evaluation to determine the extent of his injuries.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward Braun
Englewood
Calif
University of Chicago
Braun
Ayas
Heldungenseiolis
Antay
Angler Hooks 118-Lb Halibut From Rocks
Ora E. Turrer hooked a 11f pound halibut from local rocks, the largest ever landed in this vicinity with rod and reel.
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E. Turrer
Mountaineers Meet Dukes In Pittsburgh Gridiron Clash
West Virginia University invades Forbes Field to face Duquesne in a battle shaped by last year’s 3 0 outcome. WVU seeks revenge and a stronger line with tackles Romeo McQuall and Joe Stydahar while Duquesne relies on hardened backfield and intact injury status. Quarterback Bek Allen and halfback Patsy Slate for WVU reportedly hurt but to play. Yesterday’s highlights note Ruth and Goslin contributing for their teams in separate baseball actions.
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United Press Fittsburgh
Mountaineers
West Virginia University
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Forbes Field
Achéle
Mt Dunne
Wari
Waynesburg
West Virginia
Duke
Virginia
Romeo MeDquall
Joe Stydahar
Dukes
Bek Alen
Patsy Slate
Fragmented OCR Tips for Local News Summary
Irregular text hints at an OCR fragment likely from a local paper. The readable bits suggest questions or poll data, with partial names and places obscured. The fragment lacks concrete events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a fuller card.
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Wort
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Hemi
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Weseyville
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OU City
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Ridgway
Eup
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Comry
Bnet
Kiwanis Club
Sia
Pittsfield
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Steve Banas
Jeter Nol Dame
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Westerfayan Bawls
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Chicago Grid
Reed
Andy
Eit
Bigelow Hartford
Simmons Steel
Bali P Ment
Bea
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Thesday
AY Reed Hotel
Erit
Ballance Cook Co., Inc
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Houser
Goose Goslin
Royal Crown Razor Blades
Barbers
Woof Cement
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Doane Hardware
Ray
Arthur Co
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