Lions Pushing Practice for Coast Battle
Columbia University's varsity football team, gearing for the Rose Bowl clash with Stanford, will play its first test today against Stanford's skaters and a mixed group of players and staff. The squad plans to leave New York Tuesday for the coast, arriving in Tucson on December 23, then Pasadena by December 31 for a final Rose Bowl workout before returning to New York in early January.
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Pitt Cagers On Midwest Trip
United Press reports the University of Pittsburgh basketball team will travel for a midwestern invasion. Ten players will make the trip. The Panthers will play Purdue Friday night Northwestern Saturday and Butler University Monday.
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Junior High Five To Open Season Today
The junior high five opens its 1938-81 season this afternoon after classes. A sophomore team is scheduled to play next week as the season kicks off on the school’s sub-high court following the afternoon sessions.
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Warren Hyvis Oils Beat Georgians in Dec 14 Game
Warren Hyvis Oils won their second game of the season at Beaty school, defeating the House of David team 30 to 25. McCullion fed the Incals and Kline starred for the Whiskers with their paints in a low scoring contest.
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Meadville Defeats Erie Academy 30 to 10
Meadville Bulldogs top Erie Academy 30 to 10 on the Lions home court. God Red Kelly anchored the offense with decisive plays as Meadville built an early lead and maintained control throughout the game.
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Major Leagues Adopt A Uniform Baseball
Major league magnates close winter meetings in Chicago adopting a uniform baseball as a major decision. Trades resume with American League news reporting several shifts including Reynolds for Andrews and Jolley to Hollywood, Levey and Hebert to Jolley’s club, Puccinelli bought, and Goslin moved. Chuckein signs with Cubs, salary around 20000. World Series style All Star game becomes a permanent feature with future sites listed for 1984 1985 and beyond.
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Johns town appoints playing manager in mid Atlantic league
Johnstown Pa December reports Guy Stwily of Little Rock Arkansas has been named playing manager of the Johnstown team in the Mid Atlantic Baseball League. Sturdy was first baseman for Little Rock in the Southern Association last year.
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Tony Canzoneri’s new punch eyed for Locatelli clash
New York December report previews Tony Canzoneri’s Madison Square Garden bout against Cleto Locatelli after recent wins over Kid Chocolate and Cecil Payne. The piece notes Canzoneri’s evolving technique, Locatelli’s speed, and perspectives from European champion Contenders.
Ist ar Pup il of Cavanaugh May Fill His Shoes
Boston December details Joe McKenney, star pupil of the late Major Frank Cavanaugh, shows promise to fill the coaching gap at Boston College. The 28 year old, noted for his bold system and “Wi ts Win” motto, has built undefeated teams and an Eastern title run, though a 1933 loss to Fordham tempered expectations.
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Enjoy Good Skating On Whiteley Ice Rink
Last night crowds joined in skating at Whiteley Rink and West Columbus venues. Howard J. Sheen, again directing rink operations, aims to improve the surface and enlarge the skating area for tonight. Ice thickness is four inches and organizers seek subscriptions to sustain continued operation.
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Ruth to Play with Yankees in 1934 at Reduced Figure
Chicago December 14 Babe Ruth will again play for the New York Yankees next season but his salary will be cut considerably from the 52000 he earned in 1932 Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the Yankees said today Ruth remains under contract but his reduced pay marks a shift in team finances as he returns for another year with the club
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Ponzi Holds Lead in Cue Tourney With Five Wins
In Chicago on December 14 Andrew Fon a of Philadelphia led the world billiards championship with five victories and no defeats as the tournament nears its December 21 close. He beat Charles Seabici of Astoria 125 to 109 in 25 innings to stay atop the field while Seabach and Bennie Allen of Kansas City trailed with one win each. William Mosconi, 18, of Philadelphia, ended James Caras’s first place tie by a 125 to 95 win in 26 innings. Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland, former champion, also won to stay in the mix, defeating Frank Taberi of Schenectady 125 to (unfinished) in 15 innings. Rudolph and George Kelly of Philadelphia each have four wins and one loss for second place.
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