Warren Kane gridiron clash draws huge crowds in Hilly City
Expect a record Kane football turnout Saturday as Warren High Blue and White visit Kane High Red and Blue on the Mountain City gridiron. Kane officials report advance sales across the school with hundreds more expected from Warrenites, driven by the teams’ strong histories and good road conditions. The game set for 2:30 p.m. will feature Kane missing injured Swat Erickson, with substitutes ready to step in. The Kane squad of twenty four travels by noon, donning moleshins at the Kane School.
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Willard Foley
Tribune Sports Ester
Kane
Warren High
Mountain City
Kane High
Vspa
Printz
Kane Republican
Warren Aggregaton
Mountaineers
Warren
Erie Academy Lion
Hilltoppers
Port Allegany Eleven
Kane Migh
Swat Erickson
Engstrom
Stewart
Leidig
Bronko Nagurski Bohemian nickname rises in football lore
The piece notes Bronko Nagurski’s nickname origins, explaining Bronko is his given Bohemian name and comparing his rising form to famous nicknames like The Galloping Ghost. It also touches on George Moriarty’s move from umpiring to managing the Detroit Tigers and the challenges of rebuilding under club policy.
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Norman E. Brown
Promiant
Preyeis
Branko Nagurski
Fulback
Minnesota Gophers
Ony
Bronko Nagurski
Bronko
Nagurski
Gopher
George Moriarty
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Sid
Moriarty
Cobb
Jennings
Union George
Olean High Edged By Salamanca In Tough Fray 12 6
Salamanca and Olean battled Saturday with luck shaping the outcome as Salamanca failed on three drives near Olean’s goal. Final score 12 to 6 in favor of Salamanca.
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Salamanca Republican
Olean High
Salamanca High
Salamanca
Olean
Moriarty and Cobb Spark Baseball Trade Fallout
A column criticizes Moriarty and Ty Cobb over moves with Detroit, noting Moriarty’s strained relations with fans and management after a key trade, Heinie Manush for Harry Rice, with Van Gilder added. It argues Moriarty lacked full control over player purchases and cites missed chances to sign promising talent due to price terms.
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Detroit
Moriarty
Heinie Manush
Harry Rice
van Gilder
Browns
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Don Williams Emerges as Coast Football Hero Candidate
Howard Jones hails Don Williams, Southern California quarterback, as a rising coast star. Williams dominates with open field running and line power, touted as successor to Morley Drury and Morton Kaer, and praised as the Trojans' best passer, plunger, rusher, and punter.
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Howard Jones
Don Williams
Southern California
Williams
Pacific Coast
Morley Drury
Morton
Devin May
Kaer
Trojans
Jones
Moan
Jonas
Decorators Top United Refinery In Narrow Match
House of Folkman held first division status by beating United Refinery in a multi game match. The Decorators won the first by 24 pins, lost the second, then won the third to claim overall victory. Dave Ransor led Folkman with a 202 score in a strong cleanup effort.
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House of Folkman
United
Dave Ransor
Dundee Thompson title bout delayed by infected elbow
The welterweight championship match between Joe Dundee and Jack Thompson scheduled for November 16 at Madison Square Garden is postponed indefinitely as Dundee has an infected elbow and will be out for some time. A light bout between Joe Glick and Baby Joe Gans may be moved up to fill the vacancy.
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New York
U. P
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Jack Thompson
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Dundee
Joe Glick
Joe Gans
College football notices from around the East
Across universities this week several teams report injury doubts and lineup plans ahead of key games. Pittsburgh may be without Parkinson against Syracuse while Carnegie Tech, Army, Navy, Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Syracuse and Philadelphia area squads describe injuries, returns, and strategic changes for upcoming matchups and scrimmages.
Anderson Shoes Triumph in Elk Bowling League Win
Anderson Shoe broke into the win column by taking three points from Wood Flower Shoe. The Florists won their lone point in the third frame, 842 to 341, in an extra frame to end in a tie. George Hultberg led with a 198 second game while Eddie Branch of the Posies totaled 542 on 387, 163 and 192.
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Anderson
Elk Bowling League
Wood Flower Shoe
Florists
George Hultberg
Anderson Shoe
Eddie Branch
The
Posies
Africa Diamond Hoard Held in Capetown Vaults
Government diamonds worth 20 to 26 million dollars are kept in Capetown vaults awaiting disposal. General Herzel, the Prime Minister, says revenues from Namaqualand diamond fields may fund a large irrigation project damming the Orange and Vaal rivers.
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Capetown
South Africa
Herzel
Orange
Vaal
Namaqualand
Record high scores and weekly bowling schedule items
Leo Weidert posts high single, Bill Thom tops three-game total with 666 at Smith-Horton. Team high game and total by Strothers-Wells, 2538. Week schedule lists Thursday Tribune versus Strothers-Wells and Friday Smith-Horton versus Pennsylvania Gas. Other reads show highs for Stew Lyon, C Fischer, Earl Wilson, Frank Russell, Baird Tires, and Style Shop with 2359 to 2693 totals across shops and teams.
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Leo Weidert
Smith-Horton
Bill Thom
House of Folkman
Strothers-Wells
Tribune
Strothers- Wells
Smith-Hortoh
Pennsylvania Gas
Stew Lyon
Milenius Clothes
C. Fischer
Metzger-Wright
Style
Frank Russell
Orange Crush
Earl Wilson
Rudolph Barbers
Baird Tires
Fields Knocks Out Baker At Wrigley Field Welter Show
Los Angeles reports Jackie Fields, rising welterweight from the amateur ranks, defeated Sergeant Sammy Baker of New York. In the second round a sharp left, uppercut, and hook stopped Baker after a fast second round. Fields weighed 145 1 4 pounds to Baker 146 1 2. Baker landed a left to the jaw early, but Fields finished with a three-punch combination.
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Los Angeles
U. P
Jackie Fields
la Barba
Sammy Baker
New York
Fields
Baker
Wrigley Field
San Francisco
Jack Thompson
Joe Dundee
Myles Lane Joins New York Rangers From Dartmouth
Springfield mass October 31 Myles Lane former Dartmouth hockey and football star has been assigned as a member of the New York Rangers hockey team it was announced here today Lane played for Dartmouth and later starred in other college and professional hockey circles the Rangers added him to bolster their squad for the upcoming season
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Springfield
Mass
U. P.1
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
New York Rangers
Princeton Ohio State Matchup Lets East Meet Big Ten
Princeton faces Ohio State in Columbus in a key early test after a season of mixed results. The Tigers hope for full strength with Miles Wittmer and Bennett returning, while Penn meets Chicago in another East vs Big Ten clash.
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George Kirkley
New York
Big Ten
Princeton
Purdue
Cambridge
Harvard
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Navy
Army
New York University
Iowa
Ohio State
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
West Point
Virginia
Cornell
Tigers
Bill Roper
Mike Miles
Trix Bennett
Ed Wittmer
Miles
Wittreer
Bennett
Lehigh
Stagg
Penn
Joie Ray avenges defeat by beating El Quafi
In a 16 mile special at the arena Joie Ray defeated Olympic marathon champion El Quafi by four laps. Ray clocked 1 27 18 25 for the distance while Ken Mullen and Willie Kolehmainen followed in third and fourth. In New York Gooch Meehan notes defense but NYU plans to keep its offense for a Georgetown clash at Yankee Stadium.
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Philadelphia
U. P
Joie Ray
el Quafi
Ray
New York
Ken Mullen
Willie Kolehmainen
Gooch Meehan
New York University
Georgetown
Yankee Stadium
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Union City Times-Enterprise
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Eric Lightwersht
Steve O’malley
Cincinnati Arena
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Helsus
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Morley Orury
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Polkman’s
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Louie Hartley
Folkmanin's
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Rapp
L. Smith L. Abbott
Wagner
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D. Kaiser
United Press
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University of Pittsburgh
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Syracuse
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Carnegie Tech
Pyll Panthers
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Arnold Horween
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Syd Gervzn
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Olex
Anderson Shoes
Wood Florists
Elk
Ood Flowers
Wood
Allen
Guy Ohnson
Hhaeeene
G. Hultberg
Samuelson
E. Dorrance
Simonsen
Mel Johnson
Agore
Africa
Style Shop
Metzger- Wright
Hoagville Hardware
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Pet- Struthers-Wells
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