High school hoops and ski jumpers in focus this week
Corry notes interscholastic basketball in late contest tonight as high schools St Edward's and Cathedral Prep prepare to meet. Alins, Beavers and Wesleyville teams show early promise while Temple University signs a tough 1934–35 schedule. An Olympic ski-jumping shortage looms, with figures like Lei Neyo urging early training and emphasis on safety. Sid Cortelli highlighted for Buffal y.
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Corry
St. Edward's
Beavers
Cathedral Prep
Wesleyville
America
National Ski Association
Lei Neyo
Olympic Sid Games Combinttes
Saya Deye
Dave
Chicago
Ruth May Be Named Manager Of Indians
Babe Ruth remains a central topic at major league meetings as rumors say he may move to Cleveland to replace Walter Johnson as manager. The plan envisions Ruth as manager and pinch hitter with occasional play in right field, while Steve O Neill leads the movement. Ruppert signals Ruth as a valuable attraction for the Yankees. Rivalries and trades swirl around Giants and other clubs as talks mix with proposals to limit radio broadcasting at parks and funding for the American Legion Junior baseball series.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Ruppert
Ruth
Yankees
Steve O'Neill
O'Neill
Yas
Johnson
Boston Braves
Bill Terry
Giants
Jones Mace
Terry
Jack
Salveson
Pittsburgh
Leon Chagnon
Pitsher
Joe Bowman
Phils
Kiddo
Dayvid William Meyers
Columbus With
Cincinnati
Mark Koenig
Ally Stont
Parks
Suundsy
American Legion
Grange backs income tax school relief plan
Convention delegates praised opposing a Federal education department and urged the Grange school law to equitably balance school tax burdens. They called for more local control, oppposed compulsory consolidation, and favored education equity while seeking relief based on extending service periods and reducing monthly charges per customer.
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National Grange
Department of Education
Thes
Grange
Grankers
Schipp
Harrisburg
Player Rises to 79 Points in High Scoring Game
A former Minnesota star, playing for Detroit, scored 79 points to lead her team past Duke Chunk by six. The high scoring affair featured ten field goals and showcased the player's offensive dominance throughout the contest.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Three Gophers Named on Collier's All America
United Press reports Collier's Weekly selects three Minnesota players for its All America list. Hatsom and Reynolds earn spots as ends and center Shotwell is listed for Pittsburgh. Balloting also includes Barclay of North Carolina and Revan of Minnesota at guard, Grayson of Stanford at quarterback, Wallace of Rice, Harries of Navy at halfback, and Lund of Minnesota at fullback.
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United Press New York
Collier’s Weekly
Minnesota
Hatsom
Alabama
Lax
Lee
Reynolds
Stanford
Barclay
North Carolina
Revan
Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Grayson
Stafford
Wallace
Rice
Horries
Navy
Lund
Bowling Scores and Week Schedule for Antler League
Blue Ribbons lead with 102, Cohen Co. and Waldorf Beers at 7 and 7 for top teams. Next week features Nast vs Wing-Will, Hammond Elevator vs Blue Ribbons, Emblem Oil vs Waldorf, and other matchups across the five-day slate.
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Antler Bowling League
Blue Ribbons
Cohen Coss
Waldorf
Nast
Hammond Elevator
Wing- Willi
Wing- Will
Emblem Oil
Bie Ribbons
Cohen Coals Nast
Model Dairy
Wing-Wildz
Erie to field fast semi pro cage quintet this season
Erie will open the General Electric Refrigerators season against the Masked Marvels of New Mexico at the Erie arena on December 22. Manager Harman has signed stars including Deacon Stankey Maunt ey Morg Edwards Reno Strand McCallion Tiny Theiss Byron Sorenson and Figs Patien for a strong Erie lineup with home games Sundays at the Erie Auditorium.
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Firsd Quill
General Electric Refrigerators
Masked Marvels
New Mexico
Ningsra A
Erie
G. E. Refrigerators
Eidig
Deacon" Stankey
Willigs
Rennaissance
Haris Mules
Mar
Celtics
Lyvis Gils
Pato to Meet Zivic in Western Pennsylvania Lightweight Bouts
Mike Pato of New Kensington faces Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a 10 round North Side Arena match tonight. The Western Pennsylvania lightweight title is at stake in this scheduled bout with a history of Pato dropping every opponent he has met.
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Barto
Zivic
Pittsburgh
Mike Pato
New Kensington
Eddie Zivic
North Side Arena
Western Pennsylvania
Wrestling results from Pittsburgh show varied throws across multiple regions
In Pittsburgh on December 14, Jim Lon Jos defeated opponents including Gino Garibaldi Traly Hans anipfer from Germany and Steve Znoski from New Britain Conn. Carl Pojello of Chicago defeated Floyd Marshall of Phoenix and Wee Willie Davis of Pittsburgh while Little Beaver from an Indian North Carolina reservation faced defeats.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Lon Jos
Gino Garibaldi
Hans Anipfer
Germany
Steve Znoski
New Britain
Conn
Carl Pojello
Chicago
Floyd Marshall
Phoenix
Wee Willie Davis
Pittsfurgh
Little Beaver
North Carolina
Wesleyville and Prep Meet Locals Tonight
Wesleyville faces Beavers in a Big Attraction on the Second Ward floor while St Edward's hosts Cathedral Prep at St Edwards hall. Coach Bill Myers reshuffles the lineup for the Wesleyville game with Baressi Roeloff Hurlcut Curtis Taylor starting. prep rosters include Hadock Franz Malone Flick Hyots.
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St. Edward's
Beavers
Wesleyville
Cathedral Prep
Bill Myers
Mitch
Paulson
St Edward's Hall
Arcade
Spartansburg Independents
St. Thiward
Corry
Father O'Connell
Ahunni
Hadock
Franz
Malone
Flick
Hyots
Louis Favored To Beatr Anage In Chicago Card
Louis, a heavyweight hopeful with nine knockouts in 11 fights, was a 75 to 1 favorite to defeat Lee Ramage of Los Angeles in a stadium card headlined by Teddy Yarosz. A crowd around 12,060 was seen with a $25,000 gross, a top payday for recent years. Yarosz was favored to outpoint Leonard, the Moline, Illinois light puncher, though the challenger is hard to stop.
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Chicago
Toe Louis
Yanks
Lee Ramage
Los Angeles
Stadium Tonight
Teddy Yarosz
Duquesne selects 1935 captain amid tough grid slate
Pittsburgh December 14 The Duquesne football program under Coach Joe Bach announced a demanding 1935 schedule. Charleroi junior quarterback Jim Fillingham named captain. Night games listed at multiple venues include Sept. 20, Sept. 27 against Kansas State, Oct. 11 against Marquette, and Oct. 18 at Washington University in St. Louis.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University Hs
Joe Bach
Jim
Toots) Fillingham
Charleroi
Kansas State
Rice
Houston
Tex
Marquette
Washington U. of SL
Lou
Dutra Wins Miami Open After Creek Mishap
Olin Dutra fell into a creek when a bridge collapsed but recovered to shoot 70 and total 292, winning the Miami File Open by two strokes. He parred the final holes amid drenched scene, earning $1,201 of the $37,500 purse.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
Olin Dutra
Orsele
Mike Turnesa
Mimsford
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