Beavers Face Cochranton Bearcats In Junior Championship
The Washington Street grounds hosted the final city junior grid final as the Beavers opened against Cochranton Bearcats. Bearcats dominated with strong line play and big plays from Horsford Hands and Botsford, winning 39 to 0 to claim the junior championship.
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All-Carry Five- Muskingum Hag Fine Record
A long sports column discusses the All-Carry Five lineup with Muskingum Hag and mentions guards Finucan Kenny and others. It notes major college football and boxing matchups, including Maryland versus Western Maryland and Cleveland boxing plans, plus Navy versus Army and a forthcoming county sports revival.
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Army lineman Hickman earns West Point appointment
United Press reports Tennessee guard Herman Hickman will join West Point next year after a long stint with the Volunteers. The 245 pound tackle is praised for his blocking and pass defense as Army builds toward 1933 and 1934 seasons.
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Boxing and basketball undercard events at Cleveland arena
Sincmvianti and Ashiind fighters lead Friday main event with Danny Lelmonr from Rey Atye stable in Cleveland. A 2 round program opens with Chet Stathwea against Joe Thomias in a 10 round fight. The Original Celtics, new management, host Whyne Ghards Lupstuck and others Saturday in public additions. Carl Filet and Fort Wayne to appear. Celts vs Guards over weekend in Cleveland.
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Joke carried too far sparks USC scandal tale
United Press reports a USC substitute center Bil Hawkins faced suspicion of Notre Dame scouting after a joking claim he spied for the Irish. An investigation cleared him, though the joke led to private detectives and a removed concern about unfair accusations. The incident faded by season end.
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Jamestown Pros Triumph in City Championship
Jamestown Pros defeated Jamestown Juggernauts 6 0 yesterday at Allen Park before about 350 fans. Shoreby earned the city championship as the team showcased its stalwart lines and defense in a decisive afternoon victory.
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McCallmen Open Season With Cochran High Clash
McCallmen plan to open the 1931-32 basketball season Friday night against Cochran ton High at the Junior High floor. Lethie McCall leads Beavers with Daye DeJean Baehofner Engle Mountain among contenders for starting roles. Moon of Cochran ton has built a strong veteran lineup.
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County High Schools Form In Conference Set for 1932 Football
Ten schools join the County Scholastic Football Conference including Girard West, Mulloresk, Wesleyville, North East, Albion, Union City, Eilinborn, Cambridge Springs, Fairview and Harborcreek. Cambridge Springs is outside Erie county but participates. six conference games are ideal, with each school to schedule as many as possible.
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Mayville and KCS Vie in Wednesday Basketball Card
Mayville High teams clash with KCS in a doubleheader at St Edward's hall. First game features the Spartans against the Mayville Independents with a 7:28 start. The Mayville quintet, led by a strong lineup, seeks victory in front of local fans.
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Tulane Chosen for Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena
University of Southern California begins prep to face Tulane in the Rose Bowl on January 1 after official invitation extended by Willis Hunter of the Pacific Coast Conference. The Trojans will also meet Georgia in another intersectional game before facing Tulane following a victory over Washington State.
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Pace-setter in tourney loses in billiard showdown
Harold Brown defeated by McLean 60 to 30 as the Finch Billiard Parlors hosted a free-for-all. Charles Burkhard extended a string of victories while McLean and Long remained in contention with four wins each, hinting at a three-way scramble for first place.
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Rudolph and Greenleaf Tie in Cue Tourney Headlines
In Philadelphia the world pocket billiards championship week ends with Rudolph and Greenleaf tied high. Veterans Rudolph and Greenleaf led as upsets by younger players reshaped the standings and Euphonies on a midweek surge.
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Congress Convenes Amid Major Problems Facing Nation
The opening of Congress sees party lines firm with Republicans holding 18 Senate seats and 47 Democrats plus 1 Farmer-Labor. In the House Democrats 210, Republicans 21, and 1 Farmer-Labor seat, with a vacancy noted. John N. Gurnes of Texas was elected Democratic speaker after prior assurances.
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