Long Drive and Sports Notes Highlight Local Racing
A fragmented sports roundup reports Stehtiny Parrell’s long drive and Willie Gross as runner last entry while Jhany Farrell returns from New York for a $1,000 prize in the Pinnish-American games. The piece notes interest in other athletes like Finn and McGill, mentions Oil City Merchants, Erie swimmers, and California basketball plans, plus a court tilt in Hornell and Meadeville golf developments.
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Ty Gross
New York
Finn Thutkes
America
Willie Kitova
Ray
Thurd Mohn
Jimmy Cen
Tiggins
Keystones Set for Fort Wayne Tossers Clash
The Keystones prepare for a big Fort Wayne Tossers showdown next Monday at the Erie venue. Manager Young promises a strong lineup, featuring star center Horse Haggerty, noted for his pivots and speed. Erie will also host a prelude game with St Mary's Cadets as the Housiers seek sharp passing and scoring.
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Cory Keys to Fort Wayne Visit Set by Cory Knights
Cory Council Knights of Columbus arranged entertainment for the Fort Wayne Keystones squad during its Cory visit. Players will receive clubroom keys, using facilities in the Barlow block, and a banquet with Keystones after Monday’s game at the State Armory. The Bluebird restaurant will host the postgame dinner for players referees and officials.
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Fast Iowa Eleven Tops St Louis. Butler Beats Wisconsin
In Urbana Illinois Minnesota beats Washington University 96 to 19. Butler rebounds to defeat Wisconsin 22 to 16 after trailing at halftime. Maroons play Michigan Aggies in season opener. Northwestern opens season with a 24 to 12 loss to Notre Dame.
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Michgah Aggies
Evanston
Ils
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Stove accident killed two children in Detroit home
Two youngsters died and three others were seriously burned when an overheated stove overturned in the home of Whitman Wittman in Detroit. Eber Wittman, son of Whitman Wittman, helped rescue the remaining family members before firefighters arrived.
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Athletics Are Firmly Rooted Says Yost At Ann Arbor
University of Michigan coach and Intercollegiate athletics director Yost told United Press that athletics are firmly rooted in student life and do not need defense. He rejected a lengthy debate with Professor Angell and said sports are increasingly recognized as a character building force.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bec
Yost
University of Michigan
Prat Robert Cooley Apgell
Angell
Fights and Fighters Offer Insights on University Athletics
United Press reports amid college sports chatter as Carl Tremained and Mel Cleveland compete for Ballantine titles and Lipith faces Lipman in Bronk. Frankie Genaro, the American flyweight champion, underwent tonsil surgery in New York, while Frankie Neil Genoa, a bantamweight king in 1905, dies of pneumonia.
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New York
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Cannonball Martin Wins Bantamweight Title at MSG
Eddie Cannonball Martin defeated Abe Goldstein in a grueling Madison Square Garden bout to become the new bantamweight champion, in a close decision that sparked celebration among Martin supporters and bitter disappointment for Goldstein and his backers in Brooklyn.
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Gowanus
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Terry McGovern
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Tong Range
Nameless Five Defeated In Narrow Senior Meet
Nameless Five of this city suffered a 28 to 27 defeat to the Lincolns here last night on the YooM court. Anowski’s fence from part mildfoot sank the winning counter as the Lincolns led 8 to 4 at halftime. The locals trailed until the fast third and fourth quarters when they briefly closed the gap before the visitors stretched away again.
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Insanity Plea Last Resort in Kid Motay Murder Case
In Los Angeles on December 20 the insanity defense is pressed as Kid Motay faces murder charges in the shooting of Mrs. HogsMops. The defense claims temporary insanity amid a village of witnesses and family nostalgia from Motay’s boyhood home in Indian territory.
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Navy strength probe stirs civil reform critique
A fragmentary report outlines a government review of naval growth amid civil rights concerns and public scrutiny of militarism. The document signals tension between defense priorities and national reputation in the era's political climate.
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