Two Trojans land spots on All America list
United Press lists include multiple players from Trojans and others such as Tulane Purdue and Detroit in an All America section. The piece lauds Gerald Dalrymple and teammates for strength, speed, and defensive prowess while noting key linemen and backs and the University of Detroit coach.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Dante
Tesla
United Pressy
Fenobls
Gouion
Santell
Henry Grursity
Mads ‘Shugegis
Gales Shiver
Gaul
Suliya
Jamestown Five at State Armory in 1951 52 clash
The Jamestown Business College five faces JB C five in the second game of the 1951 52 campaign at 8 30 pm on the State Armory court. Rivals for seven years the teams have staged spirited battles with a preliminary at 7 0 followed by the main event an hour later.
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Basketman
Jamestown Business College
State Armory
Sue
All-Corry Team Plans Practice at St Edwards High
The AllsCorry five organized by Hurold Cragg Clarence Mountain and others will hold a work out at St Edward's High School Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Players have reported for practice and Coded Metall leads the session. A definite announcement on future plans will follow next Saturday's workout as organizers seek a decision.
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AllsCorry
Peng
Hurold Cragg
Clarence Mountain
Twen
St. Edward’s High
Havel
Metall
Tenue
Man Follaing
Loy Vietae
Walker's Next Foe for Championship
New York reports Mickey Walle an undoubted middleweight champion has been selected as the next challenger for World Heavyweight Champion Mae Schmeling. The bout may be staged in Madison Square Garden New York Miami or Olympic Stadium Los Angeles as announced by Joe Jacobs, manager of the German champion.
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New York
Mickey Walle
Mae Schmeling
Mailinon Square Garden
Miami
Fla
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Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Jacobs
Igen
Tulane Picked as USC Rose Bowl Opponent In 1946
Trojan scout Aubrey Levine and freshman Eddie Tappeima report Tulane University as USC’s likely Rose Bowl foe after a trip to New Orleans for the Washington game. Plans call for Tulane to be the opponent on New Year’s Day.
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Dev
Tulane University
University of Southern Californy
Aubrey Levine
Trojan
Jamuis ‘Tappiema
Cone
New Orleans
Tulines Waslington
Sabir
Hardware price listing for farm items and blankets
Graylawn Farms advertises louse chase weights 5, 12, 22 ounces and snow shovels in small and large sizes with steel options. Horse blankets 84 by 90 inches offered in wool at 7.65 and other fabrics.
Central Loop formed as six teams plan 40 game season
The reorganized Central League with six clubs including South Bend, Fort Wayne, Baum, Canton, Akron and Erie aims for a 40 game schedule from April 20 to September 5. A possible mid season split July 6 may create a post season series between half champions.
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Ind
Snell
Uffe
Panckill
South Bend
Sort Wayne
Baum
Canton
Akron
Erie
Olishs
Fred W. Howell
Dayton
Battalino May Battle Singer In Christmas Fund Match
Madison Square Garden asked the state athletic commission for a Christmas Fund match pitting featherweight champion Christopher Bat Battalino against Al Singer on December 13. Battalino would replace Junior Lightweight Champion Kid Chocolate and 13 volunteers agreed to face Lingey for ten twelve or fifteen rounds.
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Madison Squire Garden
State Athletic Commission
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
al Singer
Battalino
Kid Chocolate
Lingey
Thorpe Named 1932 High Grid Captain at Corry High
Nell Thorpe was named captain of the Corry High football team for 1932 after the annual banquet at Parish Hill. Elected officials and school leaders attended as the team organized for the season. The event featured remarks from Mayor-elect Ben Start, Superintendent Ralph Dewey, and Principal Howard Shee, with tributes to families and volunteers who supported the team.
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Nell Thorpe
Ermele
Corry
Parish Hill Thorpe
Beavers
Eisie Sheeley
Will Alam
Lavel
Hugh O'Hare
Sturn
Supt
Dewey
Shee
Pendleton Brown
Dick Shoop
Wil Rowe
Joe Hovist
Dukes Open Season Without Star Halfback
Duquesne prepares for its first gridiron game in Pitt Stadium with Ber Pawlina out sick. George Chuck likely to start in his place as Duquesne focuses on forward passes and a lighter lineup for tomorrow’s matchup. Ewing at fullback and Armentront with Kayel at halves anchor the backfield uncertainties.
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Pittsburgh
Carnesbeen
Duquesne University
Duquesne
Ber Pawlina
George Chuck
Plac
Greenleaf Sets New Mark in Tournament Play
Ralph Greenleaf of New York shattered a pocket billiards tournament record in Philadelphia last night by routing Spencer Livsey of Los Angeles 125 to 14. Greenleaf led 85 in the first inning and finished with a 40 point second inning. Other results included Frank Taber of Schenectady beating Robert Lindblunt of Seattle 125 to 31 and Willie Benny Alien of Kansas City beating Scotinend Onofriy Lauri of Brooklyn 126 to 20.
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Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Phil Jelphia
Spencer Livsey
Los Angeles
Greenleaf
Prank Tabersmi
Schenectady
Robert Lindblunt
Seattle
Wille Benny Alien
Kansas City
Onofriy Lauri
Brooklyn
Coach McAll Injured Teaching Pivot At Practice
Corry High School coach McAll sustained back injuries while demonstrating a pivot during a Wednesday practice. He was taken home Thursday afternoon for treatment and rest.
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Witner
McCall
Corry
Mcall
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