Kerrs Talk Features Beaver Club Banquet
Colgate mentor Andy Kerr delivered a humorous and instructional talk at the Beaver Club banquet honoring Colgate football and Corry High School grid squad. He stressed athletics' wartime role and personal traits of strength and initiative, naming several players and urging boys to set high life goals as the event closed with a screening by Clyde Sholabarger and YMCA reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kerr
Colgate University
Corry High School
Grid
Beaver Club
St. Edward's School
Grid Sound
Beaver
Pr. Groves
Uue
Horton J. Davis
MeRita
H. Lymm Rice
Alton Dailsistrand
Petri
Robert Willians
We Beaver Club
Bob Lytle
Ronald Putnam
Josh Milanovich
Lyte
Vanes
Gleife
Kerr
Tre
Err
Tommy Dowler
Tom Doyle
Erie
Danny Forlmain
Thefale
Chicago Bears
Bob Smith
Bill Geyer
Hornets Close Gap On Caps In AHL Standings
The Pittsburgh Hornets gain two points by beating Cleveland 7 to 4 while Indianapolis loses 7 to 3 to Providence. Tonight Indianapolis at New Haven game looms as key in western division race.
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Hornets
Pittsburgh Hornets
Indianapolis Caps
Cleveland Bats
Thdignapolis
Providence Red
Indianapolis
New Haven
Phillies Boldly Rebuild With Three Major Purchases
Philadelphia clubs pursued a quick turn around by buying three players at the major league meetings ending Friday. They reportedly paid about 80 900 for Pitcher Johnny Humphries of the Chicago White Sox First Baseman Frank McCormick from Cincinnati and Shertston LamarSkester New from Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Phils
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
Frank McCormick
Cintinisti Betis
Shertston LamarSkester
Newsome Nomi
Boston Red Sox
Hunters Leave Deer Country After Large Harvest
Warren report from December 19 notes Game Protector George Norris says hunting camps show far fewer men than before with only one or two remaining. Bucks shot this season are fewer than recent years, but many good trophies remain in the county as hunters report steady but lighter activity.
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Warren
Svere
Jew Allpgil
Youngsville
Erie Tech End Named on AP All State Eleven
The Associated Press lists Erie Tech end as part of the All-State eleven with Janky Josepl Zuravlett noted as the only local player on the squad. The first team features players from multiple towns and schools, including defensive and backfield selections, with several names and positions listed across end and back positions.
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Erie Tech
Associated Press
BeUrEvoll Alis Seholestic
Ormemeed Foray
Janky Josepl Zuravlett
Duck Tuust
Bedford
Ray Newman
New Kensington
Beeche Gyesk
Clinton Dyer
AP Alle] Venis
Une Préweyenne
Wort Miami
Blu
University
Plorida
Wiliam Levit
Ed Fro
Gi Ia
Alabama Tops 13-Year College Grid Record
The Alabama Crimson Tide, 1933 through 1945, posted the best 13-year college football record, winning 69 games with 17 losses and seven ties for a .689 percentage. Army dominated the era with 10 wins in 1944-45, while Tennessee and Duke followed in the rankings.
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Alabama
Associated Press
New York
Crimson Tide
Army
FAO
West Point
Tennessee
Wid Duke
Champlers
Bolthern
Basketball Scores From Various Cities
Results list scattered games across colleges and clubs with inconsistent spellings. Notable tallies include Penn State 36 and Muhlenberg 5, Villanovs 96 and Forth 2, and Westminster 56 against Camnogie Tech 4. A late night boxing card at New Haven features Julie Easton 132 and Frankie Doble 138.
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Fale
Camp Rawirds
Muhlenberg
Penn State
Vyemple
Bainbridge Sto
Westminster
Camnogie Tech
Buckell
Franklin and Mearhalt
Villanovs
Forth
Penn
Smurthmore
Oklaham Ageies
Long Tshirt University
Sir John's
Brooklyn
Uied
Nuvertime
New Haven
Conn
Julie Eason
Frankie Doble
Philadelphia
Leeds Lead Bid in Wednesday Night Keg League
In the Wednesday Night League Leeds team extended their lead with two wins as Une beat Wayside Market and Leblaw five toppled Chaplin's. Jewell Flower Shop defeated Connie's Grocery as Loblaw keglers posted high scores and Mayjorie Sted plus Marion contributed strong lines for their teams.
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Semua Sgomige Cayciweatems
Une
Leblaw
Chaplns
Jewell Flower Shop
Connie’s Grocery
Leeds
Pomauys Cccsce Ces
Loblaws
Sewells
Gunnie's
Leeds Gang
Ummes
Akaims
Wilovee
Heani
Yaders
Jevome
Loblaw Keglerettes
Mayjorie Stedum
Marion Jimmy
Jewell Mower
Gonnie
Gurery
Jory Brenoel
Lorists
Marle DeMaviri
All America for Little Schools Dominates 1925 Team
Five Southern players secure first team honors as smaller schools gain prominence in the 1925 All American football selections. Noted names include Lewar and Fyer from Pennsylvanian and Lock Haven Teachers, with split votes highlighting students from smaller colleges.
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Lock Haven
New York
Lewar
Ore Pennsylvanian
Bob Fyer
Tell Wade
Fe Lock Haven
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Colgate
Clyde Sholabarger
They Ymca
Waller
Brockton
Joe Celletti
Providence
Community Loan CO. OF
Corry, PA
N. Center
Santa
Hitems
Bitehem
Mother Goose
Lanston
Center
the Toy Store
Dial
Houston
Tex
Tami Mauricilo
Tito
Henry Copper
Norris
Clem Tomaszewski
Alpmont
Rght
Joseph Zuraviell
Hele Tech
Vight Ind
Ronald Lauder
Huntingdon
Guy Ardizon
Dimtore
Carl de Pasqua
Williamsport
Daniel Towler
Donora
Bob Meuxon
Tulfback
Erie Academy
Ud Muto
Bradford
Ben Ekimom
Brie
Trul
Tity Distie
Olson
Curwensville
Wachter
Eric Academy
Jackle
Love
Ridgway
Sam Jhd Garag
Sharon
Bob Sean
SL. Dululs
Powell Motor Co
America
Haa Ba Rd
Ilet
the National Bank OF Corry
All-America For
Little Schools
Blue Boy
Larsen’s
Scott CO
Old Gold Cigarettes
Fedora
HEINZ
Garden
Hot
Jersey
Warren CO
Calif
Texas
Florida
Ope
Ile
Duce
Uncle Don
Dreamers
Mom
Dad
Whale Family
Wilcox
East Main Stiser
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