Comeback grid legends face 1940s varsity in Va.
An impressive foe list gathers for a 2:50 p.m. kickoff as former greats from prominent schools join Park to challenge the current squad. The lineup includes Ralph Coon at center, Carl Ene lanl at right guard, Jon Shider at left guard, Aubrey Graham at right tackle, Jim Sturgis at left tackle, Will Ponluind at right end, Prof. Asbahr at left end, Shaw at quarterback, Dutch Pierces at left half, and George Strand at fullback, with coach Lyte directing the effort.
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Cohor
Ralph: Coon
Carl Enelanl
Jon Shider
Aubrey Graham
Jim Sturgis
Will Ponluind
Ieftiend
Prof
Asbahr
Shaw
Dutch Pierces
Lyte
George Strand
Six Games Statistics Highlight Giants and Athletics
The report shows Philadelphia players Lom and Davis in the six games with a fielding average around .1040 while Arindall leads Glante at bat with .500 across two games. Captain Doyle tops with .504, Meyers .490, Herzog .190, and Mathewson .238 in limited appearances. Snodgrass and Meyers post .1000 fielding in six games. Murphy struggles at bat. The Athletics shine in most facets except stolen bases where opponents lead four.
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Lom
Davis
Philadeliphia
Arindall
Glante
Doyle
Meyers
Herzog
Mathewson
Snodgrass
Murphy
Yoorest
Giants
Athletics
Piles Cured In Sixteen Days by PAZO OINTMENT
Piles cured in six to fourteen days. If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in that time your money is refunded. This druggist advertisement notes 50 cents price.
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh Cure Claim
The advertisement asserts catarrh is excess secretion and chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla acts on the mucous membrane through the blood to reduce inflammation restore healthy action and radically cure all cases of catarrh.
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Hood
Mayor Segue Proposes Work Aid for Tramps in This Town
Tramps applying for police lodging would be housed at the town’s expense and must clean up the city the next day to repay the cost. Refusal to work could lead to arrest as a vagrant and possible penitentiary time.
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Poughkeéenele
John J. Segue
Diverse Crops Boost Farmer's Self Sufficient Yield
A farmer who grows a variety of crops reduces risk and income volatility. By diversifying across vegetables grains and fruit he can cover subsistence needs and potential market fluctuations while maintaining steady local supply.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Local Civic and Court News
Idle police court night dragnets, Cookems Food Sale by Christian Ladies, Civic club meeting at city hall, Supreme Court to open October session with 86 cases on docket, Dayton film showing by Pendleton Drug store owners, Library Story Hour features Tecil Evans and Arthur tales for children at the assembly room of the town library.
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Ladiest Civic Club
Supreme Court
Thief City
Lée Moorhouse
Ierk
Dayton
George Hil
Pendleton Drug Store
Daytor
Megara
Lytle
Nelson
Publi Trary
Mise Tecil Evans
King Arthur
Brary
All Due
Weston Lady Dies Here at morning in Weston
Mrs Esther Craigen wife of GW Craigen of Weston died at on 500 MIL street this city due to neurasthenia and general debility She leaves a husband a son and daughter and many friends Funeral arrangements not announced yet
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Weston
Esther Craigen
GW. Craigen
Mil Street
Wueband
Explain Oriental Rugs Talk at Baker Furniture
Penncton ladies interested in oriental rugs may learn much at a talk tomorrow afternoon at the Baker furniture store by Norman Sarkis. A Syria native, he has many years in the rug business and will exhibit rugs and explain classes and qualities. The talk starts at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penncton
Baker Furniture Store
Norman Sarkis
Sarkis
Syria
Noted Ball Player J E St Vrain Visits City
J E St Vrain the noted baseball figure, once a top pitcher for Nashville and later with Tacoma, is in the city. He recalls a legal battle that barred him from playing and left him a traveling salesman now stating he must earn a living.
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J. E. St. Vrain
St. Vrain
Twhrler
Nashville
Tacoma
National Baseball Commission
Farm Home Destroyed by Night Fire Near Eeho Meadows
Fire yesterday morning gutted the Will Moore place on Eeho Meadows forcing Mr and Mrs John Peebler and their family to seek refuge cityward. They escaped with only the clothes on their backs as the blaze consumed the house and contents, and Mestfugh Taylor who lodged there perished in the incident. Insurance covered about 1500 of the loss.
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John Peebler
City
Pendleton
Will Moore
Eeho Meadows
Mestfugh Taylor
Slater
Pooletor
John
Poetlen
Echo
United Orchestra of
Hugh D. Smith
Roosevelt birthday observed in Ontinok office
On October 25, 1936, Calean Theodite Roosevelt marks his fifty third birthday while spending the day at the Ontinok office working.
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Teddy
New York
Cale Anel
Theodite Roosevelt
Ontinok
Embarrassing Police Incident Stirs New York Street Scene
In a chaotic New York episode a policeman named Ryan struggled to subdue a suspect from Cork as bystanders, including Morrissey and other officers, fought to restrain him. Women used safety pins to help secure the man, sparing the officer from a barrel while transporting him to the station amid a frenzied street scene. The incident left onlookers shaken as the crowd dispersed and authorities returned to order.
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Embrrassing
Palloeman
New York
Thomas Ryan
County Cork
Lehih
Etreet
Aye
Murthey
Wille
Poeo
Ryah
Gown Decision Uncertain Says Local Bride
A local resident expresses indecision about keeping a wedding gown as plans shift. The remark suggests changing intentions regarding attire for the upcoming ceremony.
Aged Echo Woman Dies After Illness
Echo Oregon obituary notices recall Mrs. Sirah E. Pearson born December 14 1825 Indiana who died October 25 at her son’s home two miles above Echo after weeks of illness. She leaves three sons Willim David and George all of Echo and a sister Mrs Kit Haye of Pendleton. Funeral 2 pm at the MEH church conducted by Rev. F E Finley. Also notes a house fire on Menudowe area, a dance by Echo firemen, and local shipping and visits.
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Echo
Ore
Sirah E. Person
Pearson
Indiana
Willim
David
George Pearson
Kit Haye
Pendleton
Traveling Salesman Wanted for Dr Koch Veg Ten C
Wanted a traveling salesman for Dr Koch Vegetable Ten C of Winona Minnesota. Applicant must furnish a good team and suitable wagon. Trade established, no capital necessary. For particulars write or call on GO Richardson Adams Ore or address the company.
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Dr. Koch Vegetable Ten
Winona
Minn
GO. Richardson, Adams, Ore
Seattle Prospector Drowned in Alaska River Capsize
Frank Wilder, a Seattle prospector, drowned last Friday in the Kenai River after a boat with two other prospectors capsized. Wilder attempted to swim to shore but was seized by cramps and perished. Companions B. Travidsen and Red Starthoona stayed with the boat and reached shore safely.
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Seattle
Alaska
Seward
Frannk Wilder
Kenal River
Wilder
Travidsen
Red Starthoona
Pendleton Official Sails to Portland for Business
Dan P. Smythe president of the Pendleton Commercial Association departed on No 17 today bound for Portland to attend to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan PT. Smythe
Pendleton Commercial An Association
Portland
Bees Drive Customers From Allentown Store
A grocer in Allentown Pa opened a honey consignment to find a box containing a sleeping bee swarm. The warm shop woke the bees who then swarmed and chased customers onto the sidewalk. Clerks armed with improvised protection finally expelled the bees.
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Armoral Clerks Clear
Allentown
B. A. Leib
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