Heavy deer slaughter reported on opening day of 1931 season
The first day of Pennsylvania’s 1931 deer season drew heavy hunting, with thousands of deer reportedly slain across the state and driftwood reporting 00 legally killed. In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh regions, big-game numbers spiked as hunters flocked to fields, while notes on the Giants' manager and golf rules add broader sports context.
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Rumor Warner Seeks New Coaching Job
Glenn "Pop" Warner, Stanford coach, planned conferences in New York about a possible new coaching position. Mrs. Warner said he has several offers but no NYU offer. Warner reportedly unsettled by Stanford prospects and sought talks in New York.
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Buffalo Simon Pairs Victors In Erie Amateurs Bout Card
Buffalo's amateur wing team won three of five matches against Red Dult's exponents in Erie last night. Tony Gamble captured the feature bout, boosting Buffalo hopes for a Central League aid. About 100 fans attended a jammed card, netting just over $100 after expenses. Joey Thomas did not appear for a rematch, leaving Don DeTullio to clash with Brie, a tight scrap that Gamble dominated each round.
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Fordham Grid Player Cornelius Murphy Dies in Fordham Infirmary
Fordham football player Cornelius Murphy, one of three Fordham players injured in the November 24 game with Bucknell, died in the Fordham infirmary today. Officials had not immediately announced his death, which came as a surprise as he was believed to be recovering from his injuries. Murphy played right halfback for Fordham.
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Jamestown Quintet Prepares for Erie Five in Season Opener
Jamestown College and Erie’s Scott Auto Body clash in a scheduled opener as Jamestown’s guardsmen seek improvement after a rocky start. The two local quintets will follow a 7:30 pm preliminary attraction, with the A’s expected to stack up against Jamestown a night later.
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Charity Fight Tax Plays On Healthier End For Charity
Henry McLemore voices support for ending the 25 percent federal tax exemption on charity prize fights. He cites promoters skimming funds, fighters and trainers profiting, and charities receiving little. He highlights Camera-Campola and Carnera bouts as examples, noting large sums diverted away from charitable causes.
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Many New Teams On Allegheny 1922 Football Schedule
Meadville Pa December 2 Bethany College and Edinboro Teachers College are the only tri state district opponents on Allegheny College 1922 football schedule most games to be against out of state elevens. The slate lists Oct 8 Edinboro at Meadville Oct 13 Springfield Mass Oct Dickinson at Meadville Oct 20 Ithaca at Ithaca N Y Nov 5 Oberlin at Melville Nov 12 Alfred at Meadville and Nov 19 Bethany at Bethany W Va Knighton Waite Monessen Pa guard elected captain of the 1982 eleven.
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Albie Booth Insanatorium at Gaylord Farm
Yale gridiron star Albie Booth was hospitalized at Gaylord Farm Sanatorium in Wallingford after an illness. Reports say Booth rests in a fresh air pavilion as he recovers from a bout of in Marquis or milouirisy. His condition delays his college work and wedding plans to Marian Moble. Yale elected captain Jon S. Withnir for 1932 season.
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Dartmouth Captain Elected for Next Football Team
Dartmouth announces William J. Hoffram of Lyck Haven Pawtucket named captain of next year's football squad at a meeting of lettermen. Hoffram, a veteran guard, will lead the Darkmouth team.
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Dempsey's Comeback Tour Faces Tough Heavyweight Line
Jack Dempsey, 37, returns from four years out with a western exhibition run then a four rounder program against improving heavies. Despite flu and age, he defeats every foe as he trains with mining work to regain form, drawing praise for steady progress toward top-class opposition. In another item, Clyde Gillian bids $16,465 for Slippery Rock State Teachers College pool and gym basement.
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All-Corry Five To Continue Practice At St Bil Ware Gym
The All-Corry basketball tear held its initial workout at St Bil Ware gym last evening amid a fuel sized quad crowd. Further practice sessions will be held there tonight at 7 oclock as local players announce their intent to join in. Those backing the Independent five see potential for a strong representative team.
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Laraway to Lead Erie E St Scarlet Warriors 1982
Yacmien Larawayr Alfpadie on the East High eleven will captain the Scarlet Warriors in 1982. Laraway has earned a letter for three seasons and was elected at the annual football banquet held Tuesday evening in the school cafeteria. He succeeds Ed Muckle Hiler, who captained the 1931 team. A large gathering of students teachers supporters and guests attended the banquet served by the Parent Teachers Association. John Lather athletic coach and psychology professor at Westminster College was principal speaker.
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Keglers Start Second Swing Around Loop
Corry City Bowling League resumes round two at Recreation Alleys with matches shaping up between Corry Jamestown Acro Supply TB Pebble Brook Keister’s Cut Rate and Corry Journal. Pebble Brook travels to meet leading Recreation Alleys while Keister’s faces Corry Journal later in the week. William Armstrong returns from OM City.
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