Myers Stars As Ramblers Beat Erie Five In Rough Open
The Ramblers opened their 1932-33 season with a 34 to 25 victory over the Colored Monarchs of Erie on St Ed’sward’s High Court. Myers starred with six field goals and two free throws as the Ramblers built a large first half lead and withstood a late Erie push.
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Beavers Set to Meet Clymer After Holiday Break
Corry High School basketball will resume after the holiday recess with Beavers slated to host Clymer here on Tuesday evening January. Coach Myers announced booked contests including Erie Tech, Finnboro Union City Warren North East Youngsville Cathedral Prep and Rocky Grove across January to March. A game tonight St Josephs Academy Titusville was canceled due to several players being unavailable.
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Alumni defeat varsity 46 to 40 in shooting bee
Alumni edged High School 46 to 40 as Quinn led scoring with nine, DeJean added eight, and Simmons and Thayer supported from forward and guard positions. The game featured wild shots, few players due to fouls, and a late rally by the varsity that fell short amid scoreboard confusion.
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Babe Didrikson Turns Professional at Beaumont
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, the Olympic star, announced plans to turn professional in track and basketball and pursue film contracts. The 24 year old athlete had faced suspension from amateur status after appearing in automobile advertisements, ending her amateur career amid controversy.
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Greenleaf Clinches 12th Cue Championship
Ralph Greenleaf of Bozeman Mil earned his 12th world billiards title as defending champion by default after Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia defeated Edwin Rudolph of Cleveland 125 to 78 in 25 innings to end the championship journey. Rudolph faces Gregoire in the final game, needing a win to claim second place.
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Allegheny 10 Meet Thiel Next Season
Meadville December 22 Resumption of an ancient girl rivalry with Thiel college marks the 1983 football schedule announced for Allegheny College by Director of Athletics H Paul Way Thiel and Marietta are new opponents on a seven game card replacing Ithaca College and Alfred University The schedule lists October 7 at Edinboro Teachers October 14 at Springfield purposely open October 21 Dickinson October 28 at Marietta November 4 at Oberlin November 11 Thiel November 18 Bethany
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Freeman Tangles With Gorilla Jones Again
Tommy Freeman of Cleveland, former welterweight champion, was set for a 10 round Christmas Pay bout with Gorilla Jones, middleweight, in Pittsburgh. Teddy arose, Monica. Pawellen Wassnight as Pro war's opponent could not be signed due to injuries.
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Y League Opens Season With Four Games Tonight
The Y League begins its season tonight at the Junior High gym with Aero Supply vs Cities Service and Co A B team vs Raymond Club. Co A and other squads will face Unknowns and Vikings as teams form Division A for the next round. Admission is ten cents to cover gym expenses.
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Southworth to Coach Giants After 1928 Season
Billy Southworth, ex Giants outfielder and current manager of Chester and Columbus Hubs, will retire as coach next season to join the New York Giants as Bill Terry's assistant after Clarence Mitchell is released. Tom Clark will also serve as part of the staff.
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Trojans Show Old Time Pep and Form in Rose Bowl Prep
Southern California drills in mid season form as they prep for the January 2 Rose Bowl in Pasadena against Pittsburgh. Coach Howard Jones is expected to start the same lineup that defeated Notre Dame, aiming to maintain the Trojans’ fighting spirit and dash.
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Panthers Kept Indoors By Storm In Rose Bowl Stay
Dr Jove Sutherland voiced disappointment after a storm flooded Tucson streets delaying the Panthers. Pittsburgh was to begin a ten day stay before moving on to Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl tournament on January 2 with weather outlook uncertain for at least another day.
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Geneva College faces coaching changes amid job moves
A Geneva College position draws attention as Howard Hampster moves to Carnegie Tech and Don Lovewell rumored as potential head coach in Beaver Falls. The shift signals ongoing turmoil in area coaching ranks and uncertainty for the Howitzer program and its mentorship pipeline.
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Fine Fielding Marks American League Season
1922 season sees new fielding records and high marks across positions. Max Bishop leads second basemen with .988 in 106 games, Jimmy Dykes tops third basemen at .980 in 141 games, Urbane Pickering ties assists record without an error, while Foxx Alexander and Burns lead first basemen with elite averages.
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Chief seeks JIS application with Autistic Director AG
Toby Vansa, a former Pitt basketball player with a dental degree, eyes a coaching role in college sports while Dr Octavius Vansa and Filiwa discuss guiding fans in the section.
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