Beavers Fight Hard By Former Corry Boy In Baseball Meetings
Major league meetings end first day with no decisive moves on Babe Ruth or Braves fate. Frick named National League president with Landis and Kenesaw Mountain Landis approving. Giants seal trade sending Jack Salveson to Pirates for Leon Chagnon in expected deal.
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United Press
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Baseball's hot stove buzzes as AL pressures winners in 1936
Henry McLemore reports from New York on the American League meeting at the Commodore. Lou Comiskey threatens to sell the White Sox if they fail to win, with three Chicago syndicates bidding for the club. Discussions involve Jimmy Dykes and Al Simmons, possible trades with Detroit and New York, and interest in players like Ossie Bluege and Luke Appling. Walter Johnson’s managerial future and Casey Stengel’s Dodgers links color the scene as teams eye trades and strategies ahead of the season.
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United Press
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al Simmons
Detroit
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Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
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Gerald Walker
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Tom Yawkay
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George Davis
George Watking
Luke Sewell
Cleveland
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Yanks
Luke Appling
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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California
Jack Sharkey
Auvem
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Mickey Cochraile
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Castalson
High Tossers Show Improved Play In Defeat
Corry High opened its season at the Junior High gym losing 22 to 19 to the taller Faculty quintet paced by Coach Bill Myers. Beavers showed better handling, fewer bad passes, and improved teamwork led by rosters including Roelofs Witch and Paulson.
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Myer
Pomdnny
Steen
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Shoemaker
Deer hunting drives and school sport trip highlights
The column notes an upcoming trip for the high school squad to Greenville on January 5 to play Thiel Freshmen and visit the Lutheran college. It also reports the 1932 deer hunting season closing December 15 and urges safe hunting amid recent fatalities.
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Greenville
Pennsylvania
Dutra Leads In Miami Open At Midway
Olin Dutra national open champion toped the Miami Biltmore with a 36 hole 144 to lead a field of about 300 at the halfway mark on a windy 6400 yard course. Tony Longo shot 73 to stand tied for fifth with 149 while Pittsburgh’s Ted Luther and Vincent Aldred toted 164 after 36 holes.
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Villanova and State Resume Gridiron Rivalry Next Season
United Press reports Villanova and Penn State will resume football relations after a 22 year gap. The 1985 game is set for November 1, announced by athletic director Mise Bezdek. The teams previously met five times with Villanova winning four and one tie. Lafayette was originally on the schedule but requested a change to ease its 1985 schedule.
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Ambers Ordered to Meet Ross for World Title Bout
New York officials announce Barney Ross to defend his world lightweight title against Ambers Berkimer after an official edict. The match is set to be staged at a venue in New York with defense urged by the commission.
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Oil City Whites Grove City in 95 49 Victory
Oil City High School’s basketball team dominated Grove City High last night at Lincoln Junior High, erupting to a quick lead and finishing with one of the season’s largest scores. Roy Henry named Lawrence County’s new prosecutor in the general election results.
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All Star Game to be Played in Cleveland
Officials of the National and American Leagues voted the 1935 all star game to Cleveland Municipal Stadium with 80 000 seating capacity and the date likely after July 4. Mickey Cochrane will manage the Americans and Frankie Frisch the Nationals.
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British sweepstakes rule to aid sales sparks debate
Dublin reports Britain's Betting and Lotteries Bill aims to curb publicity while allowing individuals to buy tickets for personal use. Officials expect savings of about 2.5 million dollars per sweep and more purchases, though concerns about public interest and conscience persist.
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Clymer High Edges Panama In Close Basketball Battle
Clymer Holl school traveled to host Panama High and led 12 to 8 at halftime. The game remained tight as Clymer pulled out a 17 to 15 victory in a tense finish. Markel lig paced the winners with four floor stats.
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Penn to defend EI League title with veteran 1924 team
University of Pennsylvania plans a strong 1924 25 basketball campaign led by eight veterans and a 173 point weight six foot roster. Coach Jourdet, entering his eleventh season, warns against overconfidence as captains Kes Hashagen and Wes Tanseer anchor a deep lineup including Frank O'Donnell Henry Kozloff and other holdovers from last year. Johnny Penhypacker Franny Murray and Kim Bradford may join after the new year.
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Wes Tanseer
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Murray
Kim Bradford
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