Beavers Face Alumni in Annual Pre Christmas Hoop Clash
Beavers seek second victory as they host an Alumni team in the annual pre Christmas junior high game tonight. Start time is at Tas o'clock with probable lineups featuring Sonny Daye and Daye’s scoring prowess against HS-3 scholastic players. The Alumni, led by George Wright and Dick Bachomer, bring experience, while the High quintet looks to repeat their Tuesday win and upset the veterans.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Simmons
San
Minnesota
Sears
Cogswell
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Hixson
George Wright
Dick! Bachomer
Sonny’ Daye
Hin
Tiipper
Jackson
Bates
Bachdiner
Glymer
Erie Players Meet Ashtabula In Christmas Night Show
Erie Players back with Ritz, meet Ashtabula Pros on Christmas night at 8 30 in Union City. Maury McCallion Stankey return to lineup with Pusch as manager. Ashtabula features Mattison Bernardo He Wett and others from Ohio State and Southern California transfers. The Pros seek first pro bid and boast strong recent form with no losses. Christmas night promises a basketball exhibition as the Ritz team reassembles for the season’s holidays.
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McCallion
Stankey
Union City
Ohio
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Strand Maury
Pusch
Ashtaaula
Inc
Ashtabula
Sombingticn Af Rittosstrs
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Baresi
Dubrosky
Walter Camp All America Team Named By Judges
The panel selects a nine-college nine players with Michigan and Southern California each contributing two. Guards fight tight for five spots, while most positions see near unanimous choices. Princeton receives notable praise for past dominance though Eastern teams lack strong opposition that year.
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California
Wistert
Crawford
Duke
Corbus
Stanford
Rosenberg
Bernard
Warburton
Purvis
Purdue
Meathers
Tennessee
Sauer
Nebraska
Walter Camp
Casvrans
Schammel
Euacdl
Lund
Helfbach
Geisler
Soutern California
Baston
Pittsburgh
Midwest
South
Waller
Princeton
Pracston
Columbia
Eams
Severs
Corry Boy Leads CCC Quintet in Strong Debut
Corry High’s CCC quintet, led by Albert Watson and Bohimitt, shows early promise in a hard-fought debut as coach Watson stresses teamwork and defense. Players from Linesville to Cambridge Springs headline the squad, with several 14 point scorers among the debuting group as the team prepares for upcoming Fifth Avenue contests.
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Rom Beraufs
Hintrithre
Woodward
Lisara
Ras Igboalk
Albert Watson
Iyeman Wetense
Bohimitt
Linesville
Migh
Pehene
Lient
Wat- Fon
Guypar
Biathot
Wallaker
Wallay
Elable
Academy
East High Terny
Bblaw
Cambridge Springs
Schhuuy
Tynesville
Sayer
New Baseball Marks Hung Up During 1933
New York United Press reports 1933 saw major players set world records and league marks. Lou Gehrig extended consecutive games to 1,307. Dizzy Dean struck out 17 Cubs in a game. Willie Kamm led third basemen with a 98.0 fielding average. Bill Herman set Cubs records for second basemen with 468 putouts and 14 putouts in a nine inning game. Lett Grove of the Athletics pitched a shutout in 808 Championship games. Hack Wilson and other stars achieved season highs andPercentages.
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United Press New York
Ures
Lou Gehts
Yankees
Deseon Scott
Geli
Letty Grove
Athletics
Willie Kamm
Indians
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Bill Herman
Chicago Cubs
Berman
Hubbell
Giants
Nationit
Senilors
Anf
Excentins Gos
Gaul
Melillo
Browns
Howe
Timmy Foxx
Junior High Wins 22-14 in Local Game
The Junior High school team defeated the Sophomores 22 to 14 at the Junior High gym yesterday evening. After a 4 to 0 start by the Sophomores, the Jaygees surged to tie the score by quarter’s end and pulled ahead in the second period, building the lead to 14 to 4 before time ran out.
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Sophs
Jaygees
Meadville Loses Meadvilem in Hard Fought Game
Meadville High suffered its second defeat of the savann here last evening as Sharon High five powered to victory in a tough contest. This evening the Bulldogs host Swiss Vale High in a battle for bragging rights and league standings.
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Meadville
Meadvilem
Meadyils High
Bulldogs
Sharon High
Buddyes
Swissvale High
Rudolph Pocket Billiards Champion Renews Title
Ervin Rudolph of Cleveland captured the world billiards championship for the fourth time, defeating Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia 125 to 113 in 19 innings. Rudolph, a former musician, won his fourth title after previously holding the crown in 1927 1980 and 1993.
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United Press
Chicago
Eryin Rudolph
Cleveland
Sworld
Ralph Gresnlear
New York
Rudolph
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Deventher
Haif
Cleveland Cuelst
Ponzi
Noted Jockey Dies in California
Tod Slain famed as racing’s greatest jockey dies in a Los Angeles hospital from cirrhosis of the liver. Once near $1,000,000 in earnings, his fortune declined. Widely praised by fans, he was aided late in life by Mrs. Jack Cudahy. Born James Fortham Stoan in 1874 Kokomo Idaho, he left barbering to ride at 16 after quick start in local stables.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Tod Slain
Tip
Loel
Sloop
Jack. Cudahy
Chicago Packing Company
Punner
Kokamo
James Fortham
Stoan
Racine
Syhen
Philadelphia boxer wins by knockout in Breslau bout
Philadelphia fighter Bucky Jones defeats Tony Stulz in Breslau, Pa in a seventh round knockout. Dethter of Philadelphia beats Jimmy Mack in a six round decision.
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AM Philadelphia
Bucky Jones
Weltiilnital
Tony Stulz
Breslau
Bobby Dethter
Philadelphia
Jimmy Mack
Bailey Holds Ground In Boston Over Hockey Injury
In Boston on December 22, Irvin Ace Bailey, injured Toronto hockey player, continued to hold ground as doctors noted improvement over the last two days. Wrestling results from New York show Hang Steins of Germany and others competing in a round of matches with several draws and throws.
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Brooklyn
Sol Stagel
Germany
Louis Gyurcsak
Himgary
Ivan Vakturoff
Russia
Ing
Draw decision in Rosenbloom bout booes crowd
West Palm Beach Fla Dec 22 Protests roared through the Dixie Highway Arena as referee Joe Riccio ruled Maxie Rosenbloom New York light heavyweight champion in a 10 round draw with Bob Godwin Adel Ga The United Press score sheet favored Godwin five rounds to two with three even The bout ended amid boos and flying cushions after a toe to toe slugfest with Godwin pressing the action over Rosenbloom in a non title match the fourth of its kind between the two fighters.
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United Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joe Ric
Maxie
Rosenbloom
New York
Bob Godwin
Adel
Dixie Highway Arena
Hitco
Godwin
Rosebroom
Godin
Mountaineers List'34 Card Morgantown Schedule
West Virginia opens 1934 football vs West Virginia Wesleyan in Morgantown and closes the season at Washington Pa. Thanksgiving vs Washington and Jefferson. Fordham shifted to November. Other games include Duquesne Pittsburgh Morgantown Oct 6 and Temple Oct 19.
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United Press
Morgantown
W. VI
West Virginia Univerally
West Virginia Wesleyan
Washington
Jelver
Fordham
Polo Grounds
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
University of Pitsburgh
Washington and Lee
Charlenton
Temple
Philadelphia
Davis-Elkins
Ohio
Parkersburg
Corry Public Notice Appears in Weekly Tribune
A fragmented public notice appears in the Corry Tribune, referencing a chamber entrance and a mailing rate of 2.50, with unclear details and locations. The readable items indicate a publicity notice or official notification contained in the paper.
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