Warren High rolls to 54 12 win over North East
Warren High exploded in the second half to defeat North East 54 to 12 after trailing 12-14 at halftime. The locals scored six touchdowns in the final two quarters with standout contributions from Ange Bavino, Bob Schindler, Fritz M., and Bob Gaffner as North East failed to score in thirds and fourths.
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Erie County
Warren High
Warren
Flve
Baker
Mack
North East
Schindler
Trians
Patchen
Blue
Whiters
Leidig
Vict
Creal
Scotch
Triana
Ange Bavevino
Bob Schindler
Fritz M
Hadford LE Roach
Mowbray
McCorack
Leubke
Lyile
Reep Bidwell
Ciminnisi Burrs
RI Bronson Patchen
Madonna Case
Madonia Schindler
Beverina Mack Warren
Gatfner
Bradford
Beverina
Schin
East High Stands Tall Against Erie Academy In City Clash
East High School held famed Erie Academy to a 6 6 tie in the annual city series opener. Cutri scored for Academy, then Paul Smith sparked East with precise kicking to force the draw as both teams battled hard through a scoreless fourth quarter.
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Erie East High School
Erie
Erie Academy
Academy
Cutri
Gus Anderson
East High Warriors
Paul Smith
East
Roman’ le Ehlerhart Sedelmeyer
Flint Je Tuerk
Richards Ting
Raetael
Tormey Mordy
Brown Arrowsmith
Wells Meyer
Znt
Buffalo
Motzer
Doing
Edinsboro
Griswold
Football Results From Scholastic and Collegiate Matches
Scholastic Warren edged North East 54 to 12 while East High and Academy High tied 6 all. Oil City and Titusville each scored 6. Corry beat Union City 9 to 7. Jamestown defeated 1% Lafayette 0. Carnegie Tech shut out Pitt 6 to 0. Geneva defeated Duquesne 7 to 0. Grove City beat Allegheny 13 to 7. Army beat Yale 18 to 6. Harvard rolled over Dartmouth 19 to 7. Princeton triumphed 3 to 0 over Cornell. Notre Dame won 22 to 6 against Drake. Ohio State 13 Indiana 0. Iowa 7 Wisconsin 6. Wisconsin 7 Michigan 0. Illinois 6 Northwestern 0. Purdue 40 Chicago 0. West Virginia 17 Lafayette 0. Columbia 20 Williams 5. New York U 46 Colgate 7. Franklin & Marshall 6. Penn Military 0, Georgia Tech 20, North Carolina 7, Nebraska 25 Missouri 0. Penn State and Syracuse both 6.
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Academy High
Oil City
Titusville
Youngsville
Johnsonburg
Corry
Union City
Jamestown
Lafayette
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
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New York
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Pasadena
Harpster
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Lebanon Valley
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William
Chris Cagle
Dave Lowry
Virgin
Little Taits
Brown
al Cornsweet
Easton
Bucknell
West Virginia
Gettysburg
Fordham
Washington
Jefferson
Amherst
Wesleyan
Blue and White Remains Only Undefeated Scholastic Team
Willard Foley reports Warren as the section’s only undefeated or untied scholastic squad after a comeback victory over North East and a win against Grave-Picker. Warren’s seven straight wins include Youngsville, Sheffield, Salamanca, Dunkirk, Erie Central, Oil City, and North East, with three tough games left against Jamestown, Erie East, and Kane.
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Wasten Hwinh
North East
Warren
Jocal Dragons
East High
Academy Lion
Youngsville
Sheffield
Salamanca
Dunkirk
Erie Central
Oil City
Academy High
Jamestown
Academy
Jamestown Wa
North Tonowanda
Erie East
Kane
Titusville
Johnsonburg
Dragons
Yew
Grove City College Wins Fourth Straight In 18-7 Victory
Grove City College defeated Allegheny 18-7 to extend its winning streak to four games at Montgomery Wield Meadville. Rudolph Barbers of City Bowling is set for a key test tonight against Baird Tire as local sports action heats up.
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Montgomery Wield
Meadville
Grove City College
Grovers
Allegheny
Rudolph Barbers
Aleys
Baird Tire
Lupold
Byers
the Fischers
Mel Johnson
Fadale
Bloomquist
Eerl Wilson
Warren Eleven Battles Jamestown on Muddy Field
Warren Indies and Jamestown Black Rocks played to a scoreless tie at Celeron Park in front of about six hundred fans. Poor footing in the rain left the teams unable to mount their best offense, Warren earning nine first downs to Jamestown’s five and threatening from Warren’s 10 yard line at the final whistle.
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Warren Indies
Jamestown Black Rocks
Celeron Park
Jamestown
Warren
Wright
Carlsen Schindler
Anderson Travers
LG Hanson Mullen
Grahan Ritchie
RG MacDonald Cuthherisao
R. Peterson Gebhardt
Laird Brindis
J. Johnson
Johnson
Wahlgren
Eggleston
Fairbanks
McCall of
Falconer
A. Larson
One Armed Grid Star From Gouverneur Eyes Clarkson Freshmen
Lyle Bennett of Gouverneur, despite having only one arm, is expected to earn a place on Clarkson Tech sophomores or freshmen football squad. Bennett, who played for Gouverneur High School, is described as a dangerous tackler with a strong prospect for college football.
Army Leads Eastern Football Standings Amid Strong Showings
State Correspondent New York reports seven Eastern teams hold perfect records after the first half of the season. Army tops the list with wins over S M U Harvard and Yale and eyes Notre Dame Nebraska and Stanford forthcoming tests. NYU Carnegie Tech Georgetown Boston College Temple and Villanova follow with unbeaten marks, while several rivals suffered defeats.
Eastern Football Facts Highlights NYU Star Ken Strong
Eastern Football Facts lists leading offense by Georgetown University with 2410 points and top defense by Princeton unscored on. Ken Strong of New York University is leading scorer with 91 points and most touchdowns at 12 while adding 19 goals after touchdowns. Army Georgetown Boston College Carnegie Peck NYU Temple Villanova show joint mentions. Army posts best 5 game win streak against Boston University SMA Providence Harvard and Yale.
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Princeton
Ken Strong
New York University
Strong
Nw York University
Army
Georgetown
Boston College
Carnegie Peck
Temple
Villanova
Boston University
M. A
Providence
Harvard
Yale
Lineman Enables Oil City to Tie Titusville 6-6
Hershelman, a lineman for Oil City, recovered a fumble in the second quarter and returned it for a touchdown to spark a 6-6 tie with Titusville. Oil City, after a strong second half, threatened late as the ball sat on Titusville’s 18 yard line following a tense finish.
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Oi City
Titusville
Oil City High
Queens City
Oilers
Oil City
Jamestown Defeats Lafayette in 19 point home win
Jamestown Red and Green blanked Lafayette High 19 to 0 before about five thousand fans. Malpide scored twice and E Carl son added a TD as Jamestown dominated with 17 first downs to Lafayette's five and minimal penalties. Future game listed for November 10th amid high local interest.
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Tamestown
War- Ten
Violets
Lafayette High
Buffalo
Jimtowners
Bisons
Lafayette
Malpide
Eric Carlson
George Jackson
Eggleston
Jamestown
Warren
Marin LE Wilson Sebfot
Kline L. Foti
Lloyd Knapp
Fok Meurer
Temple Bergstrom
Barber ‘Eggleston
Schultz McVey
Theyer
Gostrom
A. Jackson
Joseph
Carlson
Herbeson
E. Carlson
B. Carlson
Hall
Riley
Stevens
Star Bowlers To Tour The States
Sid Sherman of Toledo and Joe Falcaro of New York, both top five bowlers, launch the first bowling marathon touring 80 matches across the United States from Minnesota to New Jersey. Promoter guarantees about $10,000. tour approved by the American Bowling Congress and includes many states and cities.
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U. P
Sid Sherman
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Falcaro
New York
Joseph V. Murray
Tlion
United States
Sherman
Falcaro
American Bowling Congress
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Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Holderness Acts as Linesman in Penn State Syracuse Clash
J C Holderness of East Street Warren served as head linesman for the Penn State versus Syracuse game at State College. The contest ended in a 6-6 deadlock as Penn State fought to a tie in the final two periods. About fifty Warren residents attended Homecoming Day ceremonies, including Penn State Alumni. French, a substitute, scored the State six points to avert defeat.
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J. C. Holderness
East Street
Warren
Penn State
Syracuse
State College
Nitany Lions
Penna State
French
Canzoneri Faces French Opponent Tonight In Brooklyn Bout
Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn, who lost the featherweight title to Andre Routis, meets Gaston Charles of France in a 10 round bout at the New Broadway Arena Brooklyn tonight. Also on the card Kid Chocolate fights Joey Ross in a 19 round bout at St Nicholas Arena Hoboken.
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Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Andre Routis
France
Gaston’ Charles
Routis
Paris
New Broadway Arena
Kid Chocolate
Joey Ross
Hoboken
St. Nicholas Arena
Linborg Leads Youngsville High Past Johnsonburg For Sixth Straight Win
Youngsville High defeats Johnsonburg 12 to 6 as Linborg shines with two touchdowns and a 55 yard run after an interception. Tuttle adds the early TD for a quick lead. Becomes main catalyst as Linborg carries the offense through a tough battle.
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Linborg
Youngsville High
Johnsonburg High
Curry
Tuttle
Johnsonburg
Youngsville
Beck
Abrahams
Johnsonbure
Gong RE Rundle Neely
Hinchcliffe
Henning RG Baldine
Stevengore
Kerry Erickson
Serviden Lightner
Kessler
Casey LE Tuttle
Zilenski
Oviatt
Swedish Amateurs rout English Pros in Oakview clash
Swedish Amateurs defeated the English Pros 6 to 1 at Oakview Park in a ten a side match. W Latton made several fine saves for England while Sandstrom refereed as the Swedish side dominated with sharp passing and swift attacks led by Berglnd and Viklund.
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W. Latton
Sandstrom
W. Lawton
Palmer Pring
Lind Wart
Eckstrom L. Amy Lab
Crossword Puzzle Heading With Mixed Clues From Page
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