Junior cage league proposed in Union City area
A plan for a junior cage circuit for boys under 17 is being organized in Union City with teams from Edinboro, Clymer, Spartansburg and nearby areas. Bill Zafropling, longtime Ritz Five promoter, is overseeing. An early meeting is planned to discuss prospects and roster limits as fans follow local sports chatter and cross town football results.
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Union City
Titegills
Clymer
Spartansburg
Corry
Bill Zafropinlog
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Girs
Edinboro
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Bill Holland
Edinboro State ‘Teachers’ College
Joe Lesson
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Cohen
State Teachers’ College
Reddy Pusch
Union City High
Rite Five
Drake
Tinton City
Holland
Lesson
Dines
Bethlehem, Altoona Vie For Pennsylvania Title
Harrisburg officials of the Pennsylvania inter scholastic athletic association meet to finalize plans for the late championship football game next Saturday between Bethlehem and Altoona. Altoona is Western champion and Bethlehem Eastern champion, with the game set for Lehigh University's Taylor Stadium in Bethlehem. The Western winner last year met Join Harris High School, while Windber claimed the State title.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylania Toterscholnstic Atletic Association
Bethlehem
Altoona
Lehigh University
Taylor Stadium
Join Harris High School
Windber
Hie
Windbe
Deer season opens as 100000 hunters hit Pennsylvania woods
At dawn the 15 day deer season began across Pennsylvania with an estimated 10000 big game hunters aiming for the abundant buck supply. Officials predicted a strong season statewide, noting forests cover 1684000 acres and warning hunters to wear red for safety.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Ernest E. Harwood
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St Edward's Falls to Alumni 22 11 in Openers
The 1994-95 St Edward's High five lost 22 to 11 to the Alumni in a season opener. The grads jumped out early and led throughout as Swan emerged as a top scorer for the Alumni. St Edward's shot poorly and showed room for improvement in all areas before the Erie Diocesan League race begins. Last night exposed weaknesses while highlighting spots needing practice and refinement.
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Hadock
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Sun selects All America football team of 1930s era players
United Press reports the New York Sun named the all America team with first team selections from Alabama Stanford Pitt Ohio State Minnesota and Navy among others. Alternates include Stanford Southern Methodist Princeton and Yale with various positions noted. The article notes Myers as sparkplug during an early season stretch at Warren.
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New York
New York Sun
Sun
Le—Hlutson
Alabama
Reynolds
Stanford
Hartwig
Pitt
Lester
Texas Christian
Ormiston
Monahan
Ohio State
Larson
Minnesota
Grayson
Barnes
Navy
Ah—Liind
Minnanta
Kostka
Le—Moscrip
Carter
Southern Methodist
LE Barcley
North
Carolind
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Warren
Serlhe
Absenice
Army Navy clash eyed as sea of bettors swells
Philadelphia December report previews the Army Navy game at Franklin Field. Navy rises to 6 to 5 favorite despite 1984 losses, while Army aims to rebound after losses to Illinois and Notre Dame. The piece notes betting intrigue, crowd scalpers, and the high stakes spectacle expected in a dramatic annual showdown.
Navy and Army Set For Tight Clash in Philadelphia
United Press reports Navy and Army squads evenly matched in Philadelphia as both sides anticipate a great game. Stuart Cameron notes Navy players believe destiny favors them, while Army aims to prove them wrong amid a city buzzing with anticipation.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Navy
Destiny
Army
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Army Holds Big Edge In Series With Navy
Army leads the centuries old Army Navy football rivalry with a stronger win total and history of near misses. The 81 games show Army with 19 wins to Navy 12 and 3 ties. Estimated crowd size nears 78,000 as tickets sell out. parade at 12 15 p m and kickoff at 1 30 p m with lineups and officials listed.
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Cuifford
Robertstray Stilman
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Pratt Grove
Brancock
Clarke
W. J. Carrall
Swarthnore
T. J. Thorp
Columbia
W. M. Hollenback
Pennsylvania
M. Waters
Williams
Edward Hopkins Leaves for Chicago Homecoming
Edward Hopkins, after a two week stay in Sheicity with his relatives Po J Hopking and others, left Friday evening for his home in Chicago.
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Edward Hopkins
She Yi
Po J. Hopking
Probe on Army Navy game ticket shortage sparks talk of Congress
Representative Sol Bloom of New York vows a congressional probe into ticket shortages for the Army-Navy game. He cites speculators selling at inflated prices while his constituents cannot buy at regular rates. Bloom says he applied weeks ago and was later told more tickets would be available, only to face offers at higher prices.
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Allegheny
Ross Scheesley
Lebanon Valley
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Newe York
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Boston
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Baby Quintana
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Joe Tel
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Korea
Abe Feldman
New York
Steve Fall
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Edgewater
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Darhel Brone
Christy
United Press
Washington
Sol Bloom
N. Y
Congress
Bloom
Rhinehart Wins At Jamestown Boxing Show
In Jamestown, Steve Hunt defeated Joe Dillenberg of Dunkirk in five rounds of a main bout at the Fenton A A boxing show at the Washington Street Auditorium. Rhinehart of Titusville, Pa defeated Baby Face Costa of Meadville, Pa in the final bout. Authorities hunted a suspect after a turkey day incident, and local notices mention a mass meeting at Senior High School and hospital visits.
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Jamestown
Joe Dillenberg
Dunkirk
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Hillenberg
Thunt
Tully Rhinehart
Titlsville
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Baby
Costa
Meadville
Mercey
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Hemphill
Figures show Cardinals drew more fans abroad than at home
In a carried-over deal, Lewis Haines Wentz disclosed tabled figures comparing the Cardinals attendance abroad with home gates at St. Louis Sportsman's Park. Public estimates suggest the club drew larger crowds in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, and other cities than at home, raising questions about local draw and future attendance under new ownership.
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Eaton ST. Louis
Lewis Haines Wentz
Oklahoma
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Wentz
Breadon
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Sportsmans Park
Wentz Réworkers
Chicago
New York
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Paradelphia
Tia
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Philadelphia
Ayill Caline
St. Louis
Fight Results From Chinago-gna Liuis Show Boxing Mayhem
Wrestling style boxing results list numerous bouts with fighters from Milwaukee Marseilles St. Charles Chicago and Peoria. Names include Billy al, Landje To neil, Johnny Lang, Rudy Stenbenn, Dak La Marre, Freddie Caserta, Mollywiukee and others with weights around 165 to 198 pounds. The card features multiple outcomes including knockouts and decisions in a chaotic event listing.
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Gna Liuis
Devont
Kaorked Iit
Charlie Malvern
Fittspurgh
Billy al
Chicago
Freddie Caserta
Lene Evans
Mollywiukee
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