Corry High to Ease Football Schedule for 1935
Corry High School plans a gentler 1935 football slate opening with Wattsburg and then Wesleyville Albion, totaling six home games before finishing at Union City. The change aims to rebuild morale after the harsh previous seasons and avoid the heavy losses that damaged confidence and fostered a one-sided early schedule.
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Brundage Successor Sought By AAA Delegates In Miami
Miami December reports that the Amended American Tea Association convention opened with 900 delegates seeking a successor to President Average Brindage of Chicago. Brundage refused reelection, with Patrick Walsh of New York seen as likely to succeed. Brundage drafted, then protested, for the present term. A separate note reports salesman Morris Glener charged with selling glass to a Bolshevik associate during a jewel collection incident.
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Lesunan
Company A Plans Four Team Cage League This Winter
Company A announces a four team cage league and an independent squad for basketball this winter. A State Armory meeting Monday evening will discuss plans. About twenty five members are involved with a third able to participate independently. Four teams will be named next week with games likely Mondays and Wednesdays. A league representative team will be chosen later for independent contests.
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State Armory
Style of Play Delights Fans Across Rocky Mountain Courts
BYU athletics director G. Ott Romney explains a fast attacking Rocky Mountain style blending long and short passes. He notes teams using the system often score over 50 points per game, delivering thrills even as defenses struggle to organize.
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Brigham Young University
United Press
Jones
Tijinois
George Reagan
Notre Dame
Rocky Mountain
Grange Eyes Missouri Coaching Job After Carideo Departure
United Press reports Harold Grange and about sixty more coaches showing interest in the Missouri football post after Frank Carideo resigned following three seasons marked by limited success. Grange has not yet applied.
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United Press
Columbia, Mo
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Harold
Red) Grange
Missouri University
Grange
Frank Carideo
Freddie Miller Defeats Welshman in Featherweight Bout
In Liverpool on December 7 Freddie Miller moved through early rounds then dominated Cuthbert Taylor in the late rounds to claim a decisive win. Earlier results from McKeesport show Tiger Randall and Marty Simmons winning by decision, with Shorty Wushko and Timiny Thomas also earning victories in nearby venues.
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Cuthbert Taylor
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Sagmaw Mich
Mike Bazeanos
George Bitter
New Salem
Shorty Wushko
Duquesne
Jimimy Ferry
McKeesport
Timiny Thomas
Pittsburgh
Joes Auanie
Marriage Help or Hindrance in Pitt Football Wins and Losses
New York December report notes seven Pittsburgh players were married, suggesting marriage may boost stamina but could distract during preparations. The piece humorously weighs whether husbands’ routines improve blocking and tackling or hinder focus in key games.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Pitt
Lund
Kostka
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Charley
Junior
Joe
Hazel
Bethlehem and Altoona Clash for State Title
United Press reports Bethlehem and Altoona meet in Lehigh University Taylor Stadium to decide the 1934 Central Pennsylvania Interscholastic Conference title. Altoona, a powerful offense, carries a 374-point western section record. Bethlehem relies on a tighter defense with a string of eight wins and several close contests.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Altoona
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Taylor Stadium
Altoona High
Windber
Consumer Oils Strengthen Union City Basketball Squad
The Union City independent team, the Consumer Oils, showed strong form with a 41 to 94 win over the Ol City Howitzer Merchants last night. The Oils feature former Edinboro State Teachers College players Cohen, Holland, Pabquist, and Leason, who previously played together at Edinboro and are now leading the high powered lineup.
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Howitzer
Edinboro State Teachers College
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Holland
Pabaquist
Leason
Togethie
Edinboro
Bucknell to Meet Miami in Palm Festival Opener
New York, Dec. 7. Bucknell will oppose Miami University at the Palm Festival after Western Maryland declined an invitation to play Miami University at Miami. Bucknell accepted when the inquiry is finalized, per Dr. B. W. Griffith. Temple will face Tulane in the Sugar Bowl and Alabama travels to Stanford in the Rose Bowl versus Passe dona’s festival.
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United Press
NEW York
Footbal
Western Maryland
Miami University
Miami
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Fnquiry Mets
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Temple
Tulane
New Orleans
Alabama
Stanford
Scott High to Play at Miami Christmas Day Battle
Scott High football team from North Braddock Pa has accepted an invitation to face Miami High School in Miami on Christmas Day. Coach John Reed says 25 to 30 players will depart next Friday. The announcement came as a surprise after rumors of a York high school guest rumor.
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United Press
North Braddock
Scott Higi Ativol
Hos City
Amateur Titleholders View in Pittsburgh Tournament
Three of eight champions crowned in the tri state amateur boxing meet in Pittsburgh last night were members of local clubs. New champions include Minnie Demore Willow Club 118 lb Felix Cashietts Pittsburgh Lyceum 126 18, Billy Miller Pittsburgh Boys Club 135, Leon Sweeney Pittsburgh Boys Club 135, Frank McLaughlin McKeesport A C 147, Steve Kobeda Pittsburgh Lyceum 160, John Fleming Superior A C 176, Lou Berg Pittsburgh M T Hyatt of Sharon left for home after a few days in the city.
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