Scott Meets Von Porat In Charity Show
Five of the world’s leading heavyweights scheduled for a Christmas fund charity show at Madison Square Garden next Monday night. Scott and Von Porat to headline a twelve round bout as Dempsey earns New York refereeing duties. Sharkey and Tunney may attend as observers and possible judges for the Muldoon title decision.
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Jack Dempsey
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Madison Square Garden
Toring
Gene ‘Tasiney
Otte Ven Porat
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Chicago
Phil Scott
Scott-Von Porat
Gene Tinney
Masmich
Tunney
Ie Muldoon
Jick Sharkey
Miami Beach
Penn Coach Scoop Mentions Lon Jourdet as Candidate
Lot Jouridet, a former Corry boy, is noted as a potential successor to Lou Young as head coach of the University of Pennsylvania football eleven. Jourdet earned praise for developing wing players and is described as a strong candidate for the vacant Penn post, earning a reputation as a top cage mentor at Pennsylv a nia. Young resigns, expressing regret and announcing plans to remain with the university as assistant to the chairman of the Council of Athletics.
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University of Pennsylvania Eleven
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Council of Athletics
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Eleven Players Invited to Play on Coast in East West Charity Game
United Press reports Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Flanlay of Northwestern announced last night the invitation list for the East Western charity game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. Eleven players from Pitt, Colgate, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, and Detroit are named, with positions spanning guards, center, quarterback, halfbacks and fullback. The squad will include three from Pittsburgh, three from Colgate, and one each from Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, and Detroit. A further eleven will be selected from the Middle West.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Flanlay
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Siegrist
Boonta
Donchess
Hanley
Middlewest
Bowling marks and old records in mixed bowling report
A bowling report highlights Steve Drozda of this city with 279 288 and 300 in three games at the Maleon club, close to a record but not the best. It notes a 1921 Buffalo bowler Garvana with 879 total. Other items mention Daly to meet Shires in Chicago and the Bruins facing Brooklyn in a professional basketball clash.
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Reserves and St Edward’s Prep for Diocesan Basketball Night
Corry High Reserves vs St Howard’s High in a preliminary game as part of Diocesan League action. Both squads feature strong material with multiple players assigned to guard, forward, and center spots. Jamestown College teams, Jamesown Buskegs, and Freshers prepare for a fast paced night with varsity and junior varsity mixed lineups. The double bill begins Friday at 7 20 PM with high school and college squads on court.
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Tee Corey High
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Rhinitess College
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Fleming
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Uhey
Knight
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Jamesown Buskegs College
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Howe
Jowa Fate Friday Decision Teased By Big Ten Committee
Chicago reports the Big Ten faculty committee will decide Friday night whether the University of Iowa will be reinstated. Coaches must finalize schedules at Hell Satustew meeting, with commissioners confirming the device is cleared for full attention to the reinstatement request. Also noted is Kennedy over Christiver in Los Angeles with a late score update.
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Diegel Strong In PGA Luther Eliminated In Upset
In the Professional Golfers' Association championship at Long Angleley this year, Leo Diegel of Ann Arundel defended champion posted a 64 to lead Pedro Hagen as Horton Smith also fell behind. Luther failed to qualify after a 79 in the first eighteen and a 27 total score, eliminated by Craig Wood in an upset heavy round.
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Fred Morri
Los Angeles
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Hagen
Bob Sinvo
Aurora
Qualitylife
Harry Cddper
Buffalo
Fagen
Piimarsine
Lournament
Ournavent
Horton Smnith
Joplin
Craig Wood
Long Island
Sciota Notes Bridegroom Employed At Ridge Way
M aid couple, Mr and Mrs John Potovski and Mr Joseph Fredoronie, wed at St Basil's church with a reception at the bride’s parents home. Bridegroom works at Ridgeway. Witness Chaylek Bemis of Bear Lakes visited. Sel tude hospitalized several days due to illness in Leicher household.
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Joseph Fredoronie
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Chaylek Bemis
David Bemis
Leicher
Clams McCuttough
Chicago youth dies from injuries in accident
Carlot Hiwatt aged 19 died in Chicago last night from injuries sustained in an accident at the YM? Ga facility. The tragedy follows an earlier incident at the location, with investigators reviewing the circumstances.
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League boss eases penalties for Turporeer and Southcourt
President Mike Loxton of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues reduced George Turporeer’s one year suspension to a 500 dollar fine and cut manager Billy Southcourt’s fine from 600 to 200 dollars. The actions follow Turporeer’s involvement in the near riot during strikes called by umpire Larry Gaeta at the 116th inning of the final Little World Series between Rochester and Katsay City on October 13.
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Chattanooga
Tenn. Bon
Mike Loxton
National Association of Professional
George Turporeer
Rochester International League
Toielder
Seaton
Billy Southcourtty
Topateer
International League
Basstreet Worgush
Larry Gaeta i
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Katsay City
Church League Games Tonight
Tonight's church league bills feature Tie Baptists versus Presbyterians with volleyball and basketball on the schedule. A lively Sunday School Life event promises court action and division into groups as teams vie for top honors at the Presby Horn venue.
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Stock Market Reflections On Business Losses And Recovery
The article discusses stock market movements amid industry and farm sector concerns. It notes losses and the impact on national production, with emphasis on banking and corporate sectors, while suggesting variables behind market fluctuations and the cautious tone of investors.
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