Warren Wins Fifth Straight Over Central Warriors 26-12
Warren High dominated Erie Central Colonels 26 to 12 with three touchdown runs by Bob Schindler and passing from Ange Bevevino. The Blue and White built a lead in the second half as reserves held firm, while Central used substitutions to score in the third and fourth periods.
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Willard Foley
Tribune
Erie Central Colonels
Warren High
Warren
Jim Hyde
Erie
Art Clough
Central
Colonels
Blue
White
Ange Bevevino
Lake Erie
Bob Schindler
Mfteld
Ange
Ray Burns
Belevino
Burns
Schindler
Bradford
Leidig
Warriors
Hiteh
Exie
Speer
Focal
Oi City
Russell Field
North East High
Patchen
Lyons
Blowbrar
Burris
W. Bevetine
Wee Central
Idewne
Schindier
Bevevino
Case
Dennig
Lytle
Anderson
W. Bevevino
Gaffitt
Martin
Conway
Oriole
Jefferson
Pittwan
Mowbray
Nunes
Defazio
Collins
Lampe
Casini
Edards
Ben Taylor
Henry Walker
George Senger
Eastern Football Facts Summary
Leading scorer is Marsters of Dartmouth with 9 points. Drexel Institute in Philadelphia has the most victories with 4 wins, no losses. Leading offensive team is George Town Washington at 171 points. Leading defensive team is George Town, Lafayette second. Most touchdowns belong to Marsters of Dartmouth with 8. Most goals after touchdown by Strong. New York University appears ambiguously as NYU9.
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Marsters
Dartmouth
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Georzetown
Washington
Georgetown
Lafayette
New York U9
Gehrig Hits Homer as Ruth Appears in Exhibition
Lou Gehrig homered in the ninth to spark an exhibition win in Montreal as Babe Ruth, limited to two swings, drew cheers from about 4000 fans. The pair were scheduled to appear in Buffalo today.
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Montreal
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Gehrig
Buffalo
Villanova Captain Louis Pessalano Stands Firm on Defense
Grid CapTainNs Louis Pessalano captain and tackle of Villanova eleven is a strong defensive player. He is seldom drawn by fake plays and never leaves his zone until he is sure the play will not go through his position. Coach Harry Stuhldreher mentor at Villanova.
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Louis Pessalano
Villanova
Harry Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen of
Notre Dame
North Tonawanda Routs Jamestown High 19 6 on Saturday
North Tonawanda avenged last year by defeating Jamestown High 19 to 6. Malpide stood out with a 5 yard TD run after a kickoff return, while Tonawanda struck twice in the third period with a For ward pass and a ground rush.
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North Tonawanda
Jamestown High
Rocco Malpide
Jamestown
Tonawanda
Dueger
Jamestown N. Tonawanda
Matar le Sommers
Nelson
Zebulske
Lambres Ly J. Lambres
RS Herring
Richards
Witkop
Hurtubise
Matthies
Meurer
GOG
Malpide
Wendel
May
Walfe
Belveris
Astatos
Batt
Hickey
Gillespie
Herring
G. Jackson
Carlson
A. Carlson
Timin
Buffalo
Quarriers
Canisius
Brennison
Oil City and Franklin Battle to Scoreless Tie
Oil City and Franklin High, oldtime rivals, played to a scoreless tie Saturday in Oil City. Nursery outplayed early but Oil City held firm in a stout defensive stand. Warren meets Oil City next Saturday as the Oilers hope to rebound.
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Oiler Hl
Nursery
Warren
Oilers
Oil City
Franklin High
Franklin
van Hipaweil
Urley Furmack
Carter
Oils City
Three Pennsylvania Colleges Lose as Pitt, Penn State, Wash-Jeff Fall
Saturday results toppled three major Pennsylvania programs. Pittsburgh lost to West Virginia 9 to 6, Penn State fell to Bucknell 6 to 0, and Wash-Jeff edged by Duquesne 2 to 1 after a late touchdown by Elmer Layden’s Dukes.
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Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State
Washington-Jefferson
West Virginia
Bucknell
Wash Jaff
Elmer Layden
Dukes
Pierce Eleven Scores Early and Top Union City
Youngsville High built an early lead at home vs Union City, scoring in the first two minutes and holding on for a 12 to 7 win. Linborg opened the scoring, Wiederbold added a second touchdown, and Hulings kicked the extra point for Youngsville. Union City answered with Cochran scoring and Hulings converting, but Youngsville controlled the fourth period as the ball stayed in midfield late.
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Youngsville High
Unisal City
Youngsville
Linborg
Wiederbold
Union City
Barnes
Hulings
Cochran
Huligs
Casey
Peard Neely
Lyons Henning
Linborgs
Fe Hulings
Abraham
Union Ky
McClain
Shepherd
Reie
Don Agnew
Oviatt
J. W. Anderson
Shade to face Willis in ten-round Chicago bout
California middleweight Dave Shade will meet Texas fighter Cowboy Jack Willis in a ten round bout in Chicago tonight. The card headlines a boxing event dated October 15.
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Chicago
Dave Shade
California
Jack Willis
Texas
Joie Ray Debuts Pro in World Marathon at Madison Square Garden
Joie Ray, American Marathon champion, will race professional debut against EE Ouafi and others in a World Championship marathon at Madison Square Garden. The 26 mile 385 yard event will be run on a specially constructed dirt track Sunday night.
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New York
Joie Ray
EE Ouafi
Madison Square Garden
Defeats For Pitt State and W J Feature Saturday Slate
Last week's East college football slate saw Pittsburgh, Penn State, and Washington and Jefferson suffer defeats, while Bucknell, Duquesne, Yale, Harvard, Colgate, NYU, Army, Dartmouth, Syracuse, Columbia, and Cornell posted wins or ties. Key results include West Virginia’s 9–6 comeback over Pitt, Duquesne’s 12–6 win over W and J, Yale’s upset threat at Virginia, and Harvard’s 20–0 rout of North Carolina.
Week's Bowling Schedule and High Scores
The schedule lists matches for Monday through Thursday including Warren Tribune against National Forge and Smith-Horton versus United Refinery. Individual and team high scores are recorded with Leo Weidert and Tommy Gary posting high marks, plus team highs for Smith-Horton and Metzger-Wright at various venues.
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Warren Tribune
National Forge
Smith-Horton
United Refinery
Hammond Turks
Horse of Folkman
Struthers + Wella
Pennsylvania Gas
Leo Weidert
Tommy Gary
Struthers-Wells
Rae
Style Shop
Milenius Clothes
Anderson Shoe
Metzger-Wright
Wood Florists
Hoagwall Hardware
House of Folkman
Hammond Tanks
Roberti Unable to Fight Wednesday in Brooklyn Bout
Promoter Harbert J. Pugazy seeks a replacement for Roberti after rib injuries from a recent examination by Dr. George A. Leitner. The heavyweight bout at Ebets Field, Brooklyn, aims for Wednesday night with possible opponents including Jack Townsend, Big Bill Hartwell, Arthur De Kuh, George La Rocco, and Pacio originally.
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New York
Harbert J. Pugazy
Roberto Roberti
Paolino Uzendun
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Roberti
Paco
George A. Leitner
Psolino
Jack Townsend
Johnson to Sign His Contract Monday With Senators
Washington report states Walter Johnson, famed baseball figure, will travel from Newark to sign a contract to manage the Washington Senators for the upcoming season. Clark Griffith confirms Johnson will have full authority to overhaul the lineup to build a championship club.
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Washington
U. P
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Newark
N. J
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Johnson
Senators
Corry dominates Tidioute 15-0 in league clash
Corry No. 1 beats Tidioute 15 to 0 as Curtis scores twice and Shoop adds a safety. Regulars rested in second half while Warren High Reserves played. Referee Downey and officials listed. Game details include period scores 12 10 13 10.
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Tidioute High
Corry
Warren County
Eud Curtis
Shoop
McCall
Leidig
Warren
Tidiante
Gentilman
Christy Jackson
Fuelhart Murray
Lewis Shoop Sereee Gy
G. Pueihart Beagle
Morrow Williams Ocredt
Shields Curtis
W. Morrison
R. Shaver
Donaldson Hovey
King Siren
Manress Skinner
R. Morrison
Curtis
Curt
Downey
Taylor
Butters
Weekend High School Football Results Snapshot
Warren defeated Erie Central 26 to 12 in a regional matchup while Cadets beat Johnsonburg Hi 18 to 7. Youngsville edged Union City 12 to 7 and Oil City and Franklin both opened scoreless. East beat Buffalo Hatch 19 to 9. North East defeated Fredonia 25 to 2. Corry won 15 to 0 over Tidioute. Northern Tonawanda beat Jimtown 19 to 6. Notre Dame 7 Navy 6. Yale 21 Georgia 6. Harvard 20 North Carolina 0. Duquesne 12 Wash-Jeff. West Virginia 9 Pitt 6. Carnegie 45 Thiel 13. Army 44 Providence 0. Dartmouth 37 Allegheny 12.
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Mike Miles
Virginia
Caldwell
Tigers
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia Poly
Nick ¥Ale
Young Mai Stevens
Yale
Johnny Garvey
Garvey
Harvard
Tom Gilligan
Wally Harper
Art’ French
Crimson
Colgate
New York University
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Ken Strong
Syracuse
Johns Hopkins
Columbia
Wesleyan
Cornell
Hampden-Sidney
Notre Dame
Navy
N. Carolina
Duquesne
Jeff G. W
Pitt
Carnsigie
Thiel
Army
Providence
Dartmouth
Allegheny
St Joe Cadets Win 18-7 Over Johnsonburg Paper Makers
Trailing 7-6 at half Warren St Joe Cadets rallied to beat Johnsonburg 18-7 on their field. The Cadets used the air attack, completing 12 of 18 passes while Johnsonburg connected 5 of 18. Warren tallied 18 first downs to six for Johnsonburg and sealed the game with a late 40 yard Brindis run and a final TD by Sealise after a Phister pass.
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St. Joe Cadets
Johnsonburg
Warren
Wilbert
McGarry
Brindis
Sealise
Phister
Warren Begin
Paper Makers
Cadets
Bonayvita Ts Tuttle
Yeggerty
Kessler
Scratci Li
Servidies A
Spatifor
Cherry
Galdini
Geitner
Hincheeliss
Gebhardt
Rundle Phister
Curry Sastigninon
la DeLong
Brindis Rat
Vacere McGarry
Wilbert Warren
Curry McGarry
C. Scalise
Willbert
Warner
DeLong
Davies
Garry
Sherwood
Rundle
Curry
Osburn
Serst
Kan Servidies
Curley
Castignino
Scalise
Chrone
Rich
Draft Dreams and Bus Bench Baseball Lore
A humorous look at minor league players hoping for big league breaks through the draft. The piece pokes at aging players who linger on the bench, warming up and cooling off, while one veteran’s tale ends with retirement and a streetcar job.
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