Bevevino's Seventyyard Run Sparks Warren Victory
Warren's undefeated football squad crushed Oil City 31 to 0 on Saturday, boosting their win total to six. Ange Bevevino, substituting at quarterback, broke loose for a 70 yard TD, the longest Oil City run of the season, as Warren dominated on offense and defense. The victory kept Warren among the area’s two unbeaten Class A high schools alongside North East, ahead of a next game versus North East at Russell Field.
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Willard Foley Wearrens
Iocals
Oil City’s
Oilers
Warren
Leidigmen
Academy Lion
Erie Elever
Oi! City
Lake City
Wings
Ange Beveving
Cuptain
Itchy Case
Oiler
Oil City
Havumesser
Joe
Chams
Leidig
Brandt
Bucknell
Skelly
Notre Dame
Russell Field
North East
Silver Creek
Paicen
Moran Mowbray
A. Bevevino
Patchen
Schindler
Gaffner
Burns
A. Bevevine
Dase
Dennig
Mobray Mobray
Denig
Lytle
Bradford
Mack
Anderson
Evans
Mowbray
Wberevino
W. Berevino
Reynolds
Bechel
Waitkkus
Harmnesses
Hadley
Stoughton
Jones
Hipwell
Conrad
York
Bowling a near perfect shot as local Friday action unfolds
Chuck Phister at Arcade Bowling Alleys nearly notched a 300 with seven straight strikes before missing the eighth. Three league matches loom, including City league on Arcade three and four with Orange Crush vs Baird Tires and other refinements at Elk lanes. Local football chatter centers on Warren High versus Academy Lion prospects after Oil City game results.
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Chuck Phister
Orange Crush
Baird
House of Porkman
Warren Tribune
Anderson Shoe
Hoagwall Hardware
Georgetown Leading Scorers Projections in Eastern Football
Georgetown University tops Eastern football scoring with 205 points, Lafayete 162, and Pennsylvan ia and Carnegie Tech tied for third at 161. Strong of NYU leads Eastern players with 68 points from 9 touchdowns and 14 PATs, followed by Langmaid of Williams with 8 touchdowns and 8 points, Marsters of Dartmouth, Bienstock of Co. C. N. ., and Gulick of Hobart in the top five.
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NEW York
Georgetown University
Lafayete
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Strong
New York University
Langmaid
Williams
Marsters
Dartmouth
Bienstock, Co. C. N
Gulick
Hobart
Harris era with Senators ends after pennants and praise
Stanley Harris, called Bucky Harris, led the Washington Senators for five years with few managerial errors and strong play around second base. He guided the team to two pennants and a world championship while never falling out of the first division, but fell out of favor with ownership and fans and was dismissed.
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Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Washington
Warren Pro Team to Face Rocks at Celeron Park Sunday
Warren Scholastics, fresh from a win over Clean Yellow Jackets, prepare for a tough game against the Black Rocks at Celeron Park Sunday. Manager Fred Gebhardt expects adds from the old Red Jacket squad Turp Fredlow and Stub Mathis to bolster the local lineup as Coach Chuck Reese leads practice sessions this week.
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Warren Scholastics
Yellow Jackets
Celeron Park
Black Rocks
Bill Webb
Baseball Fame
Warren
Fred Gebhardt
Scholastics
Thevenow Trade Sparks Cautious Phillies Buyout Debate
Speculation swirls about Tommy Thevenow after a career threatening ankle injury as he is traded from St Louis to Philadelphia for Heinie Sand and 50000 in cash. Critics question whether Thevenow's recovery justifies the high price and if Sand can offset potential decline with a solid defensive infield role.
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Denmark
St. Louis
Tommy Thevenow
Thevenow
Stax
Oefolwasa
Jin
Tommy
Philadelphia Nationals
Heinie Sand
Heinie Sand l
Sand
Phillies
Burt Shotten
St. Louis Cardinals
Heinie
Philg
American Ace Beaten in Run by Abdel Ouafi
Abdel El Ouafi of Algiers won a professional marathon at Madison Square Garden, clocking 2 44:53.2 to defeat Jose Ray of Chicago by over a minute. Nine runners started. Ray finished second, with Arthur Newton, Juri Lossman, and Sam Richman close behind.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Abdel el Ouafi
Algiers
Amsterdam
Madison Square Garden
Jose Ray
Chicago
Ray
Africa
Johnny Hayes
Dorando Pietri
London
United States
el Ouafi
Arthur Newton
South Africa
Juri Lossman
Esthonia
Sam Richman
the Ghetto
Jamestown High Tops Fredonia In 18 to 0 Win
Jamestown High School defeated Fredonia 18 to 0 on Fredonia’s field. Jamestown led 19 first downs to Fredonia’s two, with touchdowns by Carlton Olson and Eggleston. Substitutions and official notes follow the score and lineup details.
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Fredonia
Moon
Jamestown High School
Moore
Jamestown
Jamestown Fredonia
LE Gangr
Eggleston
Duncan
Foti le Nieman Knapp
Woodcock
Lambros
Cane “Little
Foti
Joy Kohn
Rathke Malpide
Carol H. Olson
Fitzgerald W. Carlson
Baker E. Carlson
Mead
Bill¢Carlton
Olson
Nelson
Wellman
Malpide
Wickland
Rudy
Fletcher
Koehn
Imaquist
Fredonis
Dennon
Rathke
Cellula
Fro Nieman
Hilton
Joy
Henning
Rog Jers
Lyons
Adler First Columbia Captain Since 1921 Lions Leader
William Adler, captain of Columbia football, becomes the first lineman to hold the captaincy of the Blue and White eleven since 1921 when Scoville led the Lions. A guard by trade, Adler has been in that role for two years and joined Columbia in 1924 as a center on the undefeated freshman team before transitioning to guard under coach Jack Depler. He is 22 years old.
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William Adler
Columbia
Scoville
Lions
Adler
North East overwhelms Silver Creek 72 to 0 in football
North East High defeated Silver Creek 72 to 0 at home, extending its win streak to six. Led by Reach Madonia and Scotch, the Grape Pickers dominated, scoring in every quarter while using an all Freshman lineup for much of the game.
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North East High
Warren
Silver Creek
North East
Reach
Madonia
Scotch
Roach LE Baker Nash
Snyder Ludke
Esbersen
Reed
Daude
Cimminist
RG Pierce
Bronson RT
Woasmont Hertzel RE Benthen
Joabnt
Baker LE Millitille Scotch
Crusty Trians
Barnes
Triana
Woods
Baker
Road
Ritticism about Mexican civil war games and Harvard defeat
A humor piece by Bill Ritt compares Mexican leaders Carranza and Villa to a refined football scrimmage, then riffs on future revolutions and gridiron puns. It shifts to Harvard football, noting disappointment after a 15-0 loss to Army and one day of rest before preparing for Dartmouth.
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Carranza
Villa
Cambridge
Mass
Army
Harvard
Youngsville Tops Cathedral Prep in File of Upset Grid
Warren Tribune notes high marks set this week by Youngsville and Style Shop. Harold Byers and Eddie Henderson lead the era in single scores, while Smith Horton powers team totals alongside Style Shop’s 2599. Week schedule features multiple local firms and teams.
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Weidert
Smith-Herten
Mike Weidert
Warren Tribune
Smith
House of Folkman
Smith-Horton
Hammond Tanks
Struthers - Wells
National Forge
Pennsylvania Gam Ve. United Refinery
Harold Byers
Eddie Henderson
Style Shop
Anderson Shoe
Hoagwall Hardware
Milenius Clothes
Metzger-Wright
Wood Flower Shop
Youngsville High Romps Past Cathedral Prep 6–0 In Saturday Fight
Youngsville High defeated Cathedral Prep Erie 6 to 0 as Wiederhold Linborg and Mead spearheaded a strong ground game. Cathedral struggled to threaten as Youngsville’s line pushed for first downs and balanced attack. Figula returned a 5 yard punt for Cathedral’s lone highlight, while Warren fans praised the home team’s effort.
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Youngsville High
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Weiderhold
Mead
Cathedral
Youngsville
Warren
Pierce
Brokenstraw
Wiederhold
Linborg
Figula
Mayer
Shields
Sertz LE Long Gurney
Neely Carroll le Henning
Ruth
Stevenson
Enieb
Gurney
Means
Applebee
Stevens
Zelenish
Sertz
Sandberg
Long
Vicasor
Neely
Oviatt
Bogart
Anderson
College and high school football results roundup
Football results across colleges and high schools include Warren defeating Oil City 21 to 0, Youngsville 6 to 0 over Prep, East High 6 tied Niagara Falls 6, Johnstown 12 over Central 0, Westfield 12 defeating Falconer 7, North East routing Silver Creek 72 to 0, Sharon East 72 over Silver Creek 0, Sharon 24 over Meadville 0, Jamestown 18 over Fredonia 0. In college action Yale 32 over Brown 14, Army 15 over Harvard 0, Princeton 47 over Lehigh 0, Ohio State 19 over Michigan 7, Pitt 29 over Allegheny 0, Tech 19 over Wash-Jeff 0, Duquesne 6 over Loyola 0, Marines 12 over Davis-Elkins 12, Geneva 28 over Thiel 0, Minnesota 33 over Chicago 7, Georgia Tech 13 over Notre Dame 0, Nebraska 7 over Syracuse 6, Fordham 19 over Holy Cross 13, Bucknell and Lafayette 0, Navy 6 over Duke 0, Penn 14 over Penn State 0, Dartmouth 21 over Columbia 7, California 0 over V. S. C. 6, Muhlenberg 8 over F. & BM 0, West Virginia 22 over Wash-Lee 0, Wisconsin 19 tied Purdue 19.
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Warren
Oil City
Youngsville
Prep
East High
Niagara Falls
Johnstown
Central
Westfield
Falconer
North East
Silver Creek
Sharon East
Sharon
Meadville
Jamestown
Fredonia
Yale
Brown
Army
Harvard
Princeton
Lehigh
Ohio State
Michigan
Pitt
Allegheny
Tech
Wash-Jeff
Duquesne
Loyola
Marines
Davis-Elkins
Geneva
Thiel
Minnesota
Chicago
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Syracuse
Fordham
Holy Cross
Bucknell
Lafayette
Navy
Duke
Penn
Penn State
Dartmouth
Columbia
California
Muhlenberg
West Virginia
Wash-Lee
Wisconsin
Purdue
Central Beaten as Erie East Ties Central Beaten
In Erie scholastic football Central High fell 12 to 0 to Johnstown while East High tied Niagara Falls 6 to 6. Academy Lion idle. Erie threats in finale thwarted by Johnstown. Niagara Falls game described as evenly fought with 3000 fans present.
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Erie
Central High
Johnstown
East High
Niagara Falls
Academy Lion
Colonels
Pitt and Tech prep for fifteenth annual city championship
Pittsburgh rivals Pitt and Carnegie Tech brace for their fifteenth annual city championship clash this week under coaches Jock Sutherland and Bob Waddell. The high-stakes contest dominates preparations as both sides seek an early-season edge.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Bob Waddell
Tech
Selevens
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