Beavers Gauge Height for Varsity Basketball Roster
Five six footers lead the Beaver squad in height as coach Byler weighs quickness and power for varsity spots. The tall five are Bob Brown Punt Sutton Clair Arnold Ed Mc Elroy and Tom Crigg. Others like Joe Terence Paul Phelps Gene Has Taronk Pat Green and Bob Reynolds offer varied strength as the team shapes its first-string lineup. The coach emphasizes height balance with overall ability and aggressiveness guiding final selections.
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Russ Byler
Billy
Bob Brown
Sutton
Clair Arnold
Ed McElroy
Tom Crigg
Joe Terence
Paul Phelps
Gene Has
Uwarty
Pat Green
Bob Reynolds
Althoust
Spearsters
Byler
Heigit Mlanets
Daddie Is Rated High Billy Priest Injury Tale
Sports writer glosses over Meadyidle's Bin Daulili and Bill Daddin of Pitt Bowe. The piece notes recent injuries and speculates how performance could have changed if not shelved.
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Daddie
Billy Priest
Associated Press
Meadyidle
bin Daulili
Poole
Bill Daddin
Pitt Bowe
Al-Atueri
Union City Bears load heavy schedule this season
Union City High School lines up 98 games for the Union City Bears as coach Abe Beavers leads a veteran squad through Section 2 District 10 Conference. The team, facing Rocky Grove Oil City Franklin Titusville Meadville, aims to leverage experience to overcome a demanding slate and conserve players for later stretches.
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Union
Union City High School
Coozh
Ed Pusch
Bears
Unionites
Abe Beavers
Newtamer
Rocky Grove
Oil Ciny Framkcin
Ti+ tusville
Meadville
Get Well Wishes for Warren Times Mirror Editor
Friend BL Jildum, sports editor of the Warren Times Mirror, is laid up with appendicitis. Wishing a speedy recovery from Corry friends and fellow lodge members in the Warren area.
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BL Jildum
Warren
Times Mirror
Riler
Warren Lodge
Corry Frionla
Fanning Column Praises Sol Wolfe at Lack Haven High
In Bloomsburg paper Fanning lauds Sol Wolfe for his startup coaching at Lack Haven High, noting his aides like Wyan Fredericks and his role in guiding championship clubs at Teck Haven and Williamsport High. The piece highlights Wolfe’s shift toward broadcasting athletic events.
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Fanning
Bloomsburg
Sol Wolfe
Toner
Game Commission Adopts Handsoff Policy On Deer Herds
The Pennsylvania Game Commission appears upset by a court injunction that bars their actions. Dispatches indicate the agency has adopted a handsoff approach to the biological condition of deer populations due to the ruling.
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Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Notre Dame Panthers Seen As Best Team Faced This Season
Irish No 1 Goldberg Goliberg Pitt back chosen as All American on United Press team. Notre Dame praised as the best opponent the Pan-thers faced all season. Panthers defeated by 21 to 6, while Duquesne Negras Fordham and Duquesne struggled against the unbeaten Sutherland machine.
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Marshal Goliberg
Pitt
United Press
Notre Dame Qvas
Panthers
Duquesne
Negras
Fordham
Due Hel
Sutherland Machine
Armstrong and Cleveland boxing show card slated for Monday
Armstrong the featherweight champion headlining a Cleveland boxing show next Monday evening along with Henry, Toby Chaves, Lou Umibers and other contenders. The card features the apothecary Armstrong and promises a lively weigh division lineup in a boxing event drawing local fans.
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Cleveland
Apothetry Armstrong
Joe Louis Wan
Hypecdemic
Henry Will Acht
Toby Chaves
Lou Umibers
Ight
California Fordham Players Dominate All American Team
United Press selects a star-studded mythical eleven led by Bryan White of Colorado as captain. California and Fordham place multiple players, including Wysocki of Villanova and Sweeney of Notre Dame, among the backfield and line stars. the list highlights speed, scoring, and versatile play across major programs.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
California
Fordham
Unitedd Press
John Wysocki
Villanova
Charles Sweeney
Notre Dame
Josaph Routt
Texas A
Ward Stockton
Franc Kinard
Mississaui
Edward Pranco
Alexander Wajelethowley
Sam Chapman
Chilfornia
Bryan Wihlte
Colorado
Marshall Goldweng
Pittsburgh
Clinton Frenit
Yale
Bryan White
Wihlzy
White
Ald
Fran
Yate
Ted Coy
Chapman
Mays
Guldberg
Wysocki
Grealefens
Hallwell
Glgal
Villanavet Undefeat
Manhattan
Sweeney
Crond Stringer
Auamerica
Navy
Northwestern
Ainnésota
Idward
Tabilea
Hardie
Franco
Devil Doll
North Carolina
Stockton
Eat Tine Chargers
Ronit Guani
Wajelechowieg
Fordham Batknicks
Purdue
Le—Beyshak
Lt—Shirey
Nebraska
Lg—Monsky
Alabama
C—Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Twedell
Minnesota
Matiss
Soudhal
Luckman
Columbia
Wolfe
Texas
Kilgrow
Karamatic
Gonzaga
Le—King
Beiner
Buckner
Tulane
O—Herwie
Silvinski
Washington
Tipton
Alahama
Re—Daddle
Puplis
Bottati
Ra—O'brien
Texas Christian
Cecil Isbell
City Cage League Opens With Crimson Tide Feature
City Cage League features six local cage clubs at Junley High School gym tomorrow night. Openers include Aero Supply vs St Edwards Alums at 8 30 and Franz Furniture vs Crandalls at 9 15 with 10 cent admission. Reedings note says teams expect close race as carry higher level teams compete and Art Pitts coaches Raymond club.
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Junley High School Gymnasim
Aero Supply
St. Edwards
Franz Furniture and
Crandalls
Circel
Ba Ibe & Nip Ang Tuck
Jaurels
Reading
Raymonds
Menchans
Art Pitts
St.Edwards
Raymond Club
Red Taylor
Ed Haines
Dok DeJean
Dick Hurlbut
Ken Jackson
Raymond Gilson
Ed Brigham
Oogie Roberts
Hopkins Otterbein Added To Gator List
United Press reports John Hopkins University of Baltimore and Otterbein College of Ohio were added to Allegheny College's 1938 football schedule. The slate lists Oct 1 Otterbein at Meadville and Oct 12 Haverford at Meadville among other games, with John Hopkins visiting Meadville on Nov 12.
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John Hopkins
Otterbein
United Press
Meadville
John Hopkins University of Baltimore
Otterbein College of Ohio
Allegheny College
H. Paul Way
Haverford
Hiram
Grovn City
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
Thiel
Greenville
Kaspers Head Ladies League Results Reported
In the Ladies Bowling League, Maspers Lemheld the end with a clean sweep over Bracken Keating after last night’s matches. Collins won three from Carroll, Cohen Taxacos beat Prom Bayne Phillies, and Hixson led with a 159 average as the standings show Hmspers 18 12 600 Cohen Texacoe 17 13 with Bracken Keating and Bayne Phillies also noted.
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Maspers
Bracken Keating
Collins
Carroll
Cohen Taxacos
Prom Bayne Phillies
Hixson
Hmspers
Cohen Texacoe
Solline
Bracken-Keating
Bayne Phillies
Citizens Bank wins two games from Powell Motors
In the Antler Bowling League last evening Citizens Bank defeated Powell Motors two games. Lyn Ford Chase led Citizens Bank with an average of 185, while George Kinley posted the match high average of 173. Team scores show Citizens Bank 2241 versus Powell Motors 000 with individual tallies including Chase 365 and Kinley 520.
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Citizens Bank
Powell Motors
Lynford Chase
George Kinley
Ave Cl. Seara
R. Greene
L. Sandstrom
CG. Keating
H. Parker
Fh. Chase
Powell’ Motor P. Waite
Hi, Jewell
G. Abbey
G. Kinley
H. Powell
Franz Quintet Beats Caddies In City League Clash
Franz Wirnitiire's five defeated Warren Gaddies 21 to 14 at St Edwards gym last evening. George Franz led with 10 points, Scott added 8, while the Caddies received 4 from Moir and 4 from Chirieuzto as Reynolds and Amott contributed for Warren. In a separate note, Mrs Clarissa Wnech, 81, painted her house herself, saying hard work never hurt anybody.
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Warren
Franz Wirnitiire
Warren Gaddies
St. Edwards
George Franz
LO Pois
Scott
Invaders
Moir
Chirieuzto
Reynolds
Amott
Lord
Sythe
P. Reynolds
Jefferson
Clarissa Wnech
Farr Promised Major Fight in NYC and Miami
Promoter Mike Jacobs said Tommy Farr would fight Jimmy Braddock in Miami’s Orange Bowl on February 26 if Farr defeats an unnamed opponent at Madison Square Garden on January 21. Jacobs noted Farr’s January Garden bout must come first and Braddock’s deal could hinge on that outcome.
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Sy United Frere
New York
Tommy Far
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Parr
Joe Louis
Ratly
London
Bradyck
Miami
Orange Bowl
Jacobs
Farr
Rate Frank Top Gridder of ’37
United Press reports Clinton Frank, Yale halfback and captain, named Heisman Trophy winner as nation's outstanding football player for 1937. Frank scored 524 points across voters, ahead of Byron White 254 and Marshall Goldberg 211. second Yale recipient after Larry Kelley last year.
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United Press
New York
Heiseman
Clinton Frank
Yale
Frank
Byronzer White
Colorado
Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Alex Woflechower
Fordham
Siward
Larry Kelley
Duquesne to Battle Mississippi State
Duquesne University's football team plans a healthy lineup for Saturday's season finale against Mississippi State at State College, Minnesota. Captain Joe Maras and five others return from the hospital list as coach Little Clipper Smith aims for a full-strength attack with Bill Critchfield George Masi George Platakis Ray Serangel l Geno Onder.
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Pittsburgh
Lilles
Pitt Panthers
Duquésne University
Mississippi State
State College
Mins
Little Clipper Smith
Joe Maras
Bill Critchfield
George Masi
George Platakis
Ray Serangelli
Geno Onder
Newark Star In Reds Trade Shifts Mets Prospect to Cincinnati
In a major minor league deal at the season’s start, the Cincinnati Reds acquire catcher Willard Hershberger from Newark in exchange for shortstop Eddie Miller and first baseman Les Bearsella plus cash. Miller becomes Newark property, Bearsella goes out on option, while Hershberger joins Bil McKechnie’s pennant push as the Reds seek active moves. Frank Shaughnessy is re-elected IL president for three years.
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United Press
Miewaukiee
Wis
Cincinnati Reds
Willard Hershberger
Newark
Hershberger
Reds
Bil McKechnie
Pilot
Chicago
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Pilot
Freddy Lind Istrom
Bill Cuyler
Riggs Stephenson
Chicago Cubs
Lindestrom
New York Giants
R. Cuyler
Frank Shaughnessy
Montreal
Michigan State to Play in Orange Bowl Contest
LaMI Fla Dec 1 The Orange Bowl committee studied southern teams for Michigan State the northern representative in the New Year's Day clash Here Michigan State was routed by Manhattan 23 to 0 in a rare loss and no southern favorite had been indicated by the committee.
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Michigan State
Lami
Fla
Northam
Manhattan
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