Parochials May Stage Upset See Jays at the Crossroads
Strong play highlights local sports notes as St Edward's High rivals Cathedral Prep of Erie loom Friday. St Edward's boasts a deep winter lineup while Cathedral, hit by graduation, shows an unproved indoor team. Ridgway Service projects a promising cage season. Corry bowling heads into a crossroads as Ray Burr faces Aero Supply in a key match at Recreation Alleys tonight. Local anglers seek Golumius Alam funding to reach a $2,000 goal through a late subscription drive led by August Wilkington.
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St Edward's Five Faces Cathedral in Friday Clash
St Edward's High carries momentum from a win over the Alumni into a parochial showdown with Cathedral Prep on Friday night at the parochial School floor. Prugar Swan and Gould are among the forwards and centers with Hyots and Kettenring anchoring defense as Father O'Connell guides a balanced, hard working squad toward a potential victory. The Cathedral five, seasoned and spirited, poses a strong challenge in a close Erie area rival bout.
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Aybert to Stage Boxing Show Week Return in Clubhouse Card
The B. P. O. tetka will present a boxing program at the clubhouse on Tuesday night featuring twenty rounds. Floyd Hybert, once near the top of the welterweight and middleweight ranks, makes his comeback in the middleweight bout after eye injury recovery. The card includes two six round and two four round bouts.
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Neck Break in Game Ends In Recovery
A chaotic account notes a neck injury during a game involving Hast High players and Creahmen, with recovery details unclear. The article mentions George Blossey stepping back from sports to focus on studies, planning to rejoin in September. The piece hints at team struggles and upcoming season challenges for the Georgiane visitors.
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Mack Farlane Wins Miami Biltmore Open Golf Tourney
Willie MacFarlane, 42, from Tuckahoe N Y, won the Miami Biltmore Open with a 28 under total 262 after a final 70 tying Johnny Révalts and Ralph Guldahl for the lead then pulling away to take top money 3 250. Regolta was second 4 close. Ar mour and Bunyan tied for third 1 294 in a 72 hole event concluding in Coral Gables Florida.
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Bartlett Back Inform On Kane High Quintet
Emerson Bartlett son of Rev W E Bartlett gains spotlight in Kane High athletics returning from mid season football injury. Acting captain for the night he directs the team against Ridgway and scores seven points as Kane’s cage machine shows speed and teamwork. Babe Dolan teams with Bartlett at forward with four baskets to lead Kane scoring.
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Babe" Dolan
Ponzi Leads In Cue Tournament At Chicago
Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia led the World's pocket billiards tournament in Chicago after one week with four wins and no defeats. He defeated William Mosconi of Philadelphia 125 to 117 in 17 innings to extend his lead as the event continues through December 21.
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Western New York Grid League Proposed For Big Schools
A movement aims to form a football league in Western New York including Jamestown Niagara Falls Lackawanna Tonawanda North Tonawanda Dunkirk Olean and Kenmore with others possible. The plan builds on long time rivalries and classic Thanksgiving games to boost interest and annual schedules.
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Ex Princeton coach stricken dies in Philadelphia
Willian W Bil Roper a former Princeton football star and coach, insurance executive, and political leader, died yesterday at his Germantown home. Known as the last of the romantic coaches, he played for Princeton from 1899 on the Tigers championship team and remained closely tied to the university until his 1930 retirement.
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Two Clubs May Name 1934 Managers At Winter Meeting
At the baseball winter gathering in Chicago the two major leagues discuss a major player reshuffle. Most clubs, except possibly the Giants and Senators, figure in trade rumors as the three day meeting opens. Potential 1934 managers include Larry McPhail to Reds and Jim Bottomley or Mady McManus for the job.
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Pittsburgh Women Cop at Pinehurst Silver Foils Tournament
Mrs Halbert J Blue and Helen Morrison both of Pittsburgh won the Silver Foils vopen s Self Association event at Pinehurst on Saturday with a score of 87 38 75 in a best ball format.
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Ritz Five Triumphs In Tight 40-39 Victory Over Tilton Five
Union City December 11 report that the Rita netters edged Cleveland Tilton 40 to 39 in a basketball thriller lasting two overtimes. Both teams stayed even through the game with a one point Union City advantage in the third quarter and a 82-all tie at the end, extended by first overtime.
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George Luton dies at 59 after ten days illness
Chicago businessman and sportsman George Luton, noted patron of the arts and former amateur boxing champion, died after a ten day illness. He was 59.
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Duquesne All Stars Edge St Louis in Charity Game
Duquesne University team coached by Elmer Layden beat a St. Louis stars selection 7 to 0 in a charity contest. Larry Sullivan, formerly of the 1981 Duquesne eleven, caught a long pass and scored the only touchdown. Layden signed a two year Notre Dame head coach contract last Saturday.
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Two Teams Tie 0-0 in New York Penn Football League Showdown
Jamestown December 11 report notes Liberties and Crescents fought to a scoreless draw on a frozen Orme Field, leaving the league championship undecided. Attendance estimated at 200 to 300 as the uncat rivals produced a cautious, evenly matched game amid poor field conditions.
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