Warren Beaten by Akron Five in Midwestern Pro League
Warren's HyVis Otis faltered as Akron Firestones defeated the team 121 in a midseason contest. Wes Bennett of Westminster did not play for Firestone. Several local college players and upcoming games are noted, including Len Jourdet's Penn vs LaSalle, Jimmy Braddock versus Joe Louis exhibition in Atlantic City postponed, and training plans for Joe Louis in Cleveland.
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Warren
HyVis Otis
Akron Firestones
Wes" Bennett
Westeninster
Firestone
Bud Gumbletom
Buk
Squts
Qo Julet
Len Jourdet
Penn
LaSalle
LaBalle
Len Tanser
Peri
Lafayette
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Atlanta City
Tomorray
Brown Bomber
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Eddy Simms
Arthur Donovan
New York
Cleveland District
Titusville
Mile Randolph High
Queen City
Feller Case Awaited as Landis Delays Decision
United Press reports the baseball world awaited Commissioner Landis decision on Bob Feller’s status with the Cleveland Indians or as a free agent. A ruling could trigger a bidding frenzy for the 19-year-old fireballer, while Dizzy Dean trade talks with the Cardinals stalled and no other clubs showing interest.
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United Press New York
Pec
Kenesawr Mountain Lambs
Bob Feller
Landis Woul
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Sam Breadon
Pirates
Dizzy
Bantamweight Throne of Escobar Threatened
United Press reports the bantamweight title holder Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico appears in danger after a second consecutive defeat to Harry Jeffra of Baltimore. The non-title bout at the Hippodrome saw Jeffra, 119 1 2 pounds, overwhelm Escobar, who weighed 121 pounds, with a scoring breakdown of five rounds to six and two even, amid gate receipts listed as zero.
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United Press
New York
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Hippodrome
Jeffra
Escobarat
Beltimiorean
Escobar
Beavers Meet Academy of Erie Here Friday
Corry's Beavers face the Academy of Erie on the Junior High court in a crucial early season test. Coach Byler fields Sullivan, Guill, Hurlburt, Taylor, and Hammon in the regular lineup with Timey and Bracken likely to start. A 7:15 preliminary pits the local seconds against the Academy Reserves.
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Beavers
Academy OF Erie
Corry
Lions
Hie Academy
Uneup
Riles Byler
Sullivan
Guili
Hurlburt
Taylor
Hamanond
Imtlind
Egainet
Tiney
Bracken
Local Irish to Clash with Oil City Team
St Edward's High cagers, who won their opener, aim to extend their streak as they face Schessler's Merchants of Oil City on the Stawards Moor. The First Avenue Whirlwinds meet an out of town club in the 7:90 o'clock preliminary.
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St Edward's High Cagers
Schessler's Merchants
O2 City
Staward's
First Avenue
Waynesburg opens basketball season with big win
Waynesburg College opened its basketball season last night with a 41 to 80 victory over Salem College in Waynesburg. The win showcased the Tigers' fast offense and solid defense against Salem.
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Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Salem College
Deer Season Nears End With Weekend Closings
In 1925 the deer season will close Saturday December 12. Corry hunters who failed to bag a deer plan one last assault Friday and Saturday. Local sportsmen expect a big turnout as Nimrods prepare gear for a final trek into Pennsylvania deer country amid cautious forecasts of success and a late check on counts.
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Corry Nimrocs
Svered
Corry
Nimvota
Pennsylvania
Jeill
Ant
Schmeling Arrives to Protect Tile Claim in Boxing
German heavyweight Max Schmeling lands in New York aboard the Bremen to back his challenger Braddock in a title bout. He plans to attend a boxing commission meeting over a proposed 12 round non title Louis Braddock bout in Atlantic City. Schmeling has signed to meet Braddock next June and posted a $5,000 forfeit. Braddock has not signed or posted.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Uner
Bremen
Jimmy Braddock
Maxie
Joe Louis
Braddock
Atlantic City
Boxing Commission
Schmeling
Marquette to Play in Cotton Bowl Battle
Dallas December 10 United Press Arkansas University champions of the Southwest Conference and Texas Christian runnerup were being considered as possible opponents for Marquette University in the first annual Cotton Bowl game on New Year’s Day. J Curtin Sanford chairman of the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association and Marquette accepted the invitation to meet a southern opponent in the high point of a three day sports program.
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Donald Hawke
Fairview High
Boston
Green Bay Packers
Polo Grounds
New York
Bill Daddie
Meadville
Pitt
Panthers
Fordham
Averill Daniels
Bobbys- Rue
Pittsburgh
Washington U
United Prose
Dallas
Tex
Arkansas University
Texas Christian
J. Curtin Sanford
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Marquette
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Akron
Stanley Anderson
The
Beavers Academy
Erie County
Union City High
St Mary's
Dunkirk
Union City
All Union
Wagman
Fates
Bibeaut
Robinson
Vanetti
Babe Fiuth
Albany Senators
International League
Paulino Uzcutun
Minnesota
Gophers
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Honus Wagner
Lee Handley
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Southerners
Alabama
Louisiana State
Millsapi
Howard
Loyola
Sewanee
Mississippi
Mercer
Florida
Lawrence Park
Erie Academy
Parkers
Heinie Anderson
Academy
Soutl Street
Strang
Tear
New Orleans
Sugar
Ding
Ee Tadies
Blue Ribbons
Carroll's Bracken-Keating
Cone Texaco
Kasper
J. Scully
Ave. J. Cohen
Cragg
Litz
Powell Motors
Baker
Larson
Guenther
Ba ‘Richardson
Bracken-Keating
Tot
Ave
Hixson
Fagerstrom Aga
B. Krone Os
Wajtaszer
Raeke
Flanigan
Rhodes
Walters
N. Krone
Kasper's
Aymong
Hoenes
Carroll's
Kosmoski
Hnatyszyn EL Malek
Es Antler League National Bank
Ave A. Paulson
R. Martin
H. Poworg
OIL City
Rata Heynied
Ec Isi
Aaa
Corry Nimrods
Buck
Woods
Tile Claim
Kin
Deb
Kellogg's
Paciac
Iga
Pka
Auicy Galifornia
Ajax Laundry Fie
AN P Food Stores
Dempsey
Tunney
Natal Bank EC
the Federal Deposit Inc, Gorp
Washington, D. C
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Bree
Keister
Corry Penn's
Aolmy
Faler
Accordio
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NGO
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