Notre Dame Quarterback Carideo Draws Praise in Army Victory
The piece lauds Notre Dame quarterback Carideo for his strategic play against Army, noting his calm, calculated leadership, refusal to gamble, and ability to call the right plays. It contrasts his approach with flashier but riskier tactics, praising his defense and timing in a close game.
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Warren Merchants edge Company A in last second win
Lord finishes a side-ender as Warren Merchants beat Company A 17 to 15 on the State Armory court Tuesday. The tight, low scoring Industrial League battle featured ragged shooting and fierce defense with few fans present.
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Kid Chocolate Seeks Lightweight Campaign After Mandel Defeat
Cuban boxer Kid Chocolate announces he will leave featherweight to campaign in lightweights. Through manager Lewis Cutierrez he says he plans a debut against Dominick Petrone at the New York Coliseum on December 18 and then return to Cuba for holidays. He has previously weighed 127 pounds for a bout with Herman Silverberg at Lenox Club, ending in a knockout in the first round.
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National Indoor Track Meet Date Set For February 22
United press reports Secretary Dan Ferris of the Amateur Athletic Union announced a tentative February 22 date for the National Indoor Track and Field Championships. The event is to be held at Atlantic City auditorium with potential postponement to early March if a Max Schmeling boxing match proceeds at the same time. No date yet for the dinner program in Baltimore.
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Canadiens Tie in League as Detroit Defeated 5 3
Canadiens secure a tie for first in the league by beating the Detroit Cougars 5 to 3. Bruins beat Pirates 5 to 4 to lead the American group with 14 points. Americans top standings after a 9 to 0 win over the Maple Leafs.
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Big Six Would Welcome Iowa in Conference Shift
Lawrence Kansas November 11. B C Allen director of athletics at Kansas University says any proposal to include Iowa University, dropped from the Big Ten, in the Big Six would be received favorably here. It had been indicated Town might seek membership in another city salt.
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LIVELY BALL CONTROVERSY REVIVED AT LEAGUE MEETING
The lively ball dispute resurfaces at the annual meeting of the National and American Leagues in New York. John J. McGraw and Wilbert Robinson led criticism of the ball as too lively, amid debate on home run records and a midseason rubdown policy. Trade talk for Mortis and Critz's market status also figures in the discussions.
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Corry City Bowling League Areas Update
Wallace leads rifle shoot as Corry City Bowling League areas event wraps up. Announcement notes prize winners to be announced in a day or two with local clubs and stores involved in the event.
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High quintet invades Erie on Saturday
Erie hosts the Centra five in a Saturday matchup as Beavers prepare for the invasion of Bre. Coaches drill the squad after an exhibition with Tamestown Business College, while Colsuta and Red and Black hope for a stronger season with Sam Kramer guiding.
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Alexander Back to Phillies Through Trade
Philadelphia announces a trade sending Alexander to St Louis in exchange for pitcher Bob McGraw and catcher Harry Murray. The move, disclosed by G. Pi Nugent, secretary of the Phillies, arrives as a surprising development in New York.
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Cortry Scores Noted In Recreation Alleys Meet
In Cortry’s report several players posted high scores in the recreation alleys event. Notable marks include sequences around 200 or higher with varied entries such as 224 210 and 234. The article lists multiple competitors and results in fast scoring segments.
Wills Favored Over Mexican Challenger in Bronx Bout
New York Dec 11 Harry Wills, promising heavyweight, faces Castana Morlean in a four round bout at the Bronx Coliseum. Wills sought matches with Willard and Dempsey and aims to prove himself as a champion contender in the New York arena.
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Antique Card Table and Cedar Chest Advertisement
Classified ad describes a card table with red inlay and ebony finish, a cedar chest, and a walnut bedroom suite. Items include a humid or with copper finish and mahogany trim, priced around 1.65 dollars to 10.00 plus. Pedestrian home furnishings presented as gift ideas with walnut and oak details.
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