Crowds Expected for Corry League Opener and Winter Sports Notes
Crowds of around 200 are anticipated for Corry Independent Basketball League games opening tonight. Beavers lack a standout scorer while 21,000 tickets sold for opening game. 100,000 Little Army Navy game tickets sold to a Philadelphia prep school firm.
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Carnegie Tech to Train in Bay St Louis Before Sugar Bowl
Carnegie Tech football team plans to hold training camp in Bay St Louis Mississippi for the Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans. Athletic director Clarence Gyatend says the site, used by Santa Clara University before, is 52 miles from the bowl location and secure for practice. The Tartans camp at Reed Hotel while the Skibos set up at St Stanislaus College gymnasium with privacy provided by a surrounding wall.
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re‘Veale
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Giants Officers Accused of Ticket Scalping
Federal agents raid the New York Giants ticket office after claims of scalp price violations for the championship game against Green Bay. Mara denies the charges while his niece Helen Mara and clerk Charles Chaplin face tax evasion counts.
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St Edward's J S Lose Erie Game
Suwawara's juniors were defeated 3 to 16 by St Joseph's Junior High of Erie yesterday afternoon. Hennessy led Bristies with 11 points. Wo Miler topped St Edward's with 6. Final scores show St Edwards 14 4 1 7 16 and St Joseph's 4 8 1 9 18.
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Erie
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Wo Miler
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Syracuse Football Chooses Co-Captains for Fall
Syracuse University's football team will be led this fall by co captains Wil Mem Hofman from Toledo Ohio quarterback and Hugh Daugherty from Barnesboro Pennsylvania guard.
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Toledo
Hugh Daugherty
Barnesboro
Powell Motors Take 3 Games From Citizens
Powell Motors won three games in a row against Citizens Bank in the Antley Bowling League last evening. L. Baker posted the high series, with 178, while team totals reached 2301 for Powell Motors.
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First Avenue
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Corry Jamestown
Raymonds
Pirates at draft meeting heads to New York
President Art Rooney and Coach Johnny Blood of the Pittsburgh Pirates left by train for New York to attend the National League draft meeting at the Hotel New Yorker. Officials say they have no specific players in mind but hope to add talent for next season.
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Panth ers to Have Blind Track Man Pittsbu rgh
Det 9 Bill Kelley, a sightless Pitt freshman, trains at Pitt indoor jumping pit aiming for a berth on the yearling track squad. Kelley averages five feet five inches in the high jump, meets varsity standards, coach Carl Olson sees potential as a point winner. Fire brat, silverfish a fire brat is a type of silverfish insect with small scale-wavered body.
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Feller Deal Reforms Minor Major League Player Contacts
In New Orleans the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues approved a constitutional amendment allowing majors to hire players directly from minor or semi pro ranks, aiming to end the Baltimore agreement subterfuge. The change, awaiting major league approval, targets direct deals with prospects bypassing the old farm system. Bob Feller’s case is cited as a notable example.
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United Press
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National Association of Professional Baseball
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van Meter, In
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Hidden taxes cut price on suit says Commerce panel
A National Commerce Commission report argues that a $90 suit could cost about $44.76 if hidden taxes were eliminated. The finding stresses tax burden on consumer clothing and potential savings for shoppers.
St Edward’s vs Wattsburg High in city basketball clash
St Edward's High school quintet faces Wattsburg High tonight at Wattsburg. The Junior High Blue Jays play at McKean in their first meeting with Mekcean. Wattsburg beat Corry parochial, while no prior Blue Jays versus Mekcean result is listed.
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Dempsey Wins Edward J Nett Memorial Award
New York boxing press honors former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey for his services to the sport. The Edward J Nett memorial prize, voted by the New York Boxing Writers Association, recognizes Fighters who improved boxing. Dempsey led with 20 votes, Henry Armstrong was runner up, Joe Louis had one vote.
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Edward J. Nelt
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Edward J. Nett
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Spain
Zivic Extends Win Streak to Sixteen Victories
Wiltale Zivic the Pittsburgh welterweight increased his unbeaten run to 16 by knocking out Vincent Pimpinella of Brooklyn in a ten round bout at Duquesne Garden. Zivic used a stiff left and sharp right hook to outbox the heavier opponent despite a weight disadvantage of 3 to 12 pounds.
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Iwo Teams Take All Three Games in Local Bowling Meet
The Pressing and Tamsmng departments of the Corry Jamestown League each swept three games against the Casing and Engineering squads. High mark was El Dunkin with 202. Totals show strong showing from both departments though exact scores vary per bowler.
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Sid Luckman Declares End to Pro Football Career
New York December 9 Sid Luckman Columbia star halfback said he will not play professional football or post season all star games. He plans to finish his studies and, after graduation next summer, work at a Brooklyn office rather than pursue football.
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