Keys Preparing for Series with Hammermill
Corry Evening Journal reports two big Thursday night games in Corry. The Keystones host Hammermill in a top Industrial Basketball League clash that also features Stanford Hose and Journal in a rivalry match. Erie papermakers expect their first upset of the season as two former Erie players join the visiting team.
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Amory
Keystones Taoke
Hammermill Age of Ene
Stanford Hose and Journal
Keystock
Erie Papermakers
Keystone
Neck of the Woods
Hhe Electrics
Hammermill
Iublever
Keystones
Hanmer Mill Basketeers
Exie County
Electrle
Papermakers
da Buller
Beeler
Fleming
Rochester Internationals
Erie
Meir
Erie City
Corry
Anil al
iCeys
Keystone-Hammermill
Stanford Hose
Journal Fves
Richard “Soup” Campbell
Philadelphia
Teddy Weldt
Buffalo
Port Wayne
Detroit Clu
Rules Change Shocks City as Pro Basketball Edits Foul Policy
A Cleveland dispatch notes the five personal foul rule becoming permanent after a meeting of American League magnates at Rosier Citadel. New York and Philadelphia clubs favored change. Keystones thus far play under last season’s rules, with the four personal fouls abolition unpopular and future visiting teams unclear on the Keys’ compliance.
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Cleveland Dispatch
Rosier' Citadel
New York
Philadelphia
Dispatch
Keystones
Eckersall picks All American teams in winter sport columns
Walter Eckersall ranks college football players with ends Atkinson and Scott and guards Baer Hansen, centers Reulsch Grigsby, a quarterback Connor Almquint and backs Caldwell Lane Guesting Wynne. The piece also notes boxing bout Tommy Loughren vs Slattery and a six day bike race won by Spencer Winter Paudel.
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Walter Eckersall
America
Ooserbuan
Michigan
Nash
Georgia
Raskoski
Ohio State
Hibbs
Southern California
J. Smith
Notre Dame
Webster
Yale
Bettencourt
SL Mary
Drury
Cagle
Army
Welch
Pittsburgh
Toasting
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
San Francisco
Atkinson
Lafayette
Fishwick
Scott
Walsh
Dours
Washington
Jefferson
Raindell
Nebraska
Weinstock
Maryland
Guerds—Pauly
Baer
Hansen
Reulsch
Freddie Spencer
Manittela
Charley Winter
New York
Andhmen
Georges Paudel
Hile
Canadiens Beat Rangers 2–0 in NHL Showdown
Montreal Seabirdian leaders edged the New York Rangers 2 to 0 in a divisional clash. The winners struck in the final periods to seal the victory.
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New York
Montreal Seardien
New York Rangers
Pece Tankers
Slattery Loughran Title Bout At Madison Square Garden
Two leading light heavyweight contenders clash at Madison Square Garden for the world title. Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia faces Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo in a 15 round bout with championship stakes. Loughran is favored though Slattery has upset past opponents and claimed honors from different boxing bodies.
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Benny Leonard
Igoe
Tommy Loughret
Jimmy Slattery
Madison Square Garden
Slattery
Abe
Phindetona Boy
United Press
NE York
Doc
Tormmy Loughran
Philadelphia
Jimmy Statlery
Buffalo
Jack Dobney
Loughton
Broadway
Wey
Jack Dalaney
Young Slattery
Belante
Old Mile McTizuo
Loughran
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Associatio
Maxie Rosenbloom
Ryan Faces Suggs In Southpaw Bantam Main Event
Johnny Ryan, premier southpaw bantam, meets Chick Suggs of Bedford Mass in the Friday show main event. After a string of local wins, and strong showings in Buffalo and Measville, Ryan presses for a Suggs title bout as promoter Maxwell eyes a strong turnout. Suggs has dominated earlier bouts, making Ryan’s big chance highly anticipated by local supporters.
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RAMS
Tina
Johnny Ryan
Chick Suggs
Measville
Suggs
Mertie Teteeen
Ryan
Eric Cine
Hiie
Ceri
Payne
Louisvillé
Sky
Chick
Ryn
Maxwell
Giants Triumph Over Yankees to Claim Metropolitan Title
The New York Giants defeated Red Grange's New York Yankees 14 to 0 in a professional football game. This victory secured the Metropolitan district championship for the Giants, ending their rivals' bid for the title.
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BEARS
Eskimos
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Duluth Eskimos
Giants
New York
New York Giants
Red Granges
New York Yankees
Punishment Provisions For Coinage Protection Violations
The text outlines penalties for mutilating silver or gold coinage and cites fines up to 2000 dollars and imprisonment up to six months. It mentions national tank notes and references protected coinage with potential fines and jail terms.
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Tor Tate
Draft Is Chief Problem Before Ball Magnates
New York dispatch reports the major leagues face a draft rule crisis at winter meetings. The two leagues plan separate sessions with talks on a disability rule, stock ownership limits, a three umpire system, and Matty Memorial. Ed Barnard leaves Cleveland as AL president. John Heydler in NL reports strong attendance. Minor leagues hover nearby amid draft chatter.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Dallas
Waldart
Bellliont
Roosevelt
Landis-Johnson
Matty
Ed Barnard
Clevelant
John Heydler
Pmill
Noted Runner Clings to Life in Decatur Hospital
Loren Murchison distance runner remains in critical condition with a blood infection after several days in a coma. In State College Pa six members of the Penn State cross country team earned the major S for participation in meets.
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Decatur
Loren Murchison
Tink
State College
Penn State
Coaches Pick Greatest Player Ever Coach Ed
United Pros Sport Correspondent recalls four top coaches Knute Rockne Tad Jones Howard Jones and Pop Warner naming their all time greats. They praise Jim Thorpe George Gipp and Neal Nevers while debating backfield selections and criticizing Doc Drury in Notre Dame Notre Dame beat Army.
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Knute Rockne
Tad
Howard Jones
Ford Warner
Tod Jones
Sclaveen
Tadre Dorving
Bruce Caldwell
Tad Jones
Caldwell
Pop! Warner
Jim Thorpe
Pop
Thorpe
Jim
Simit
Graie
Warner
Nevara
Drury
Devry
Aubornly
Southern California
Tain
Notre Dame
Jess Hibbs
Real Alle Ammericam
Niko
Parforme Ucn
Lome
Vrojans
Knute Rockna
George Cipp
Gipp
Calmwett
Nevers
Frosin Eatin
Tyee
Soldie Wield
League squads may schedule outside teams
The Industrial Basketball League plans for teams to play outside squads during the coming season. President Box M. Starr said Hasumermill Reserve were considering a match in the preliminary to Halrmermill games. Each team would meet at least one outside squad, a move to ease grind and please fans.
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Tewny
Bain
Box M. Starr
Joup
Hasumermill
Mis
Uath
High Quintet Prepares for opener Against Cambridge Springs
Coach Hollabaugh conducts daily workouts as the high school quintet tunes up for Friday’s home opener versus Cambridge Springs on the Junior High court. The squad features hopefuls from last year with strong practice form shown against the Industrial League’s Stanford Hose five. The Cambridge girls also pose a test in the preliminary. City High opened with a decisive win over Clarion.
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Hollabaugh
Thei
Cambridge Springs High School
Lis Mease
Stanford Hose
Skinner Boys
Miller
Curtis
Fay
Custer
Cambridge
Connell
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Vonplere Hotel
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Chas Ae
Poach
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Chicago Boxing Board
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Zing
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Jack 2Iig
Wille Harmon
Boxing Commission
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University of Indé
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Hamilton
N. Y
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Colgate
University of Minnesota
Jack Onstow
Bill McKechnie
St. Lowis Cardinals
Onslow
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McKechnie
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United Pros
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Armory
Essex
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OW City
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ON City High
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