Three quintets play this week two games here
Barry's scholastic cage squad continues this week with a home game against Tidioute Saturday evening. The Junior High quintet opens against Alumni and St Edward's at Spartansburg tonight. Contenders for starting spots include Bob Brown Gene Hasbrouck Paul Sutton Pat Greene Ed Mcklray Tom Cragg and others.
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Hardwick Will Quit as Coach at Maronis Academy
Rumors spread at Maronis Academy that Harry Hardwick will step down after this season as middle football coach. Officials were reluctant to confirm, noting Hardwick says he is not interested in returning. He told the athletic department he would discontinue coaching after the postseason. Campus sentiment was split with chatter assigning Jon Sutherland of Pitt to the vacancy.
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Grid Men Upheld by Paper in Freshmen Tuition Row
University of Pittsburgh freshmen faced a tuition dispute after the News charged officials shifted blame. The front page alleged students were assured they would not pay tuition, a promise contradicted when $150 notes were deemed nonbinding. The issue centered on university administration assurances during the first year.
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All-America football picks include Duddin and O Bren
United Press named the 1938 All-America team with Texas Christian and Pittsburgh each placing two players on the first team. End Bill Duddin of Pittsburgh and quarterback David O Bren of TCU headline the lineup, with Notre Dame, Michigan, Tennessee, Santa Clara, Villanova, Duke and others also represented.
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Ground Gainer Leads Lively NFL Race
New York reports that White, a Rhodes scholar elect and All American halfback from Colorado, is leading the ground gainers in the National Professional Football League today.
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Five Beavers Feted At Grid Dinner
Plue Corry High School gridders to receive awards at the Crawford Erie Venango Football Conference banquet at Hotel Conneaut Conneaut Lake Park. All-Conference first team members Bob Brown Joe Borkosky along with second team Clyde Dinefelder Ed McElroy and Roy Kerstetter will receive medals and certificates. Other varsity players officials and fans from the five high schools attend. Coaches Russ Byler Bill Myers and Corry officials present. Bill Edwards Western Reserve coach will speak joined by Karl J Lawrence Allegheny College.
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Cory High Season Tickets Go On Sale At Corry High
Corry High offers season tickets to fans at $2 for fourteen Beaver home games saving money compared with individual admissions. Individual league and She Hast games cost 25 cents at the gate, with a city canvass and letters sent to potential buyers.
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No Opponent Sought for Cotton Bowl Date
Officials of the Cotton Bowl Association were still seeking a suitable opponent for Texas Tech's Red Raiders for the post season game on January 2 in Dallas Texas.
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Pro Grid League May Mesmerize Attendance Record
Detroit's percent gain probably will offset losses by Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York and carry the National Football League to a new attendance record. A United Press survey indicated today despite bad weather and fortunate schedule breaks attendance is running even with last year's record pace with three games remaining to be played Sunday and the total may surpass 1,176,474 in 1997.
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Apostoli to Sign to Meet Conn for World Title Shot
San Francisco’s Fred Apostoli was expected to sign today to fight Billy Conn of Pittsburgh in New York on December 1 in a bid to bolster his world middleweight title chances.
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