Industrial basketball action lights up holiday bill
Two evening games headline the Industrial Basketball League on Christmas night. Blanchird Automatics and Journals clash in the opener at 7:90. Company A and Arcade meet in the second game as standings stay tight and fans expect a full night of cage thrills. Admission runs twenty five cents for adults and fifteen for children.
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Jogo
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Standards and Journals
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Journalites
Arcade Quint
Wesley Pierce
Enme
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Local Keystones Starred in Cortland Basketball Notes
Sport notes discuss Corry area basketball links with Keystones and former stars. Mention Dexter, Dexter ties to Cortland, and plans for a former Keystones group to play later. Reports cover injuries of Fred Doubles, and Hickey moving to Chicago Brutus amid league shifts.
Collegiate stars set to clash with Warren Merchants Five
Keystones player Bib Frost leads a Warren Merchants Five exhibition against a lineup of collegiate aces. The game Friday at Shat Brace pits Warren high alumni now in college against Edinboro and Penn State standouts like Diplo Schumacher Chuck Young and Heine Anderson.
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Bib’ Frost
Keystones
Warren Merchants
Shat Brace
Nick Geracimos
Warren Times
Edinboro Teachers College Quint
Harry Conroy
Heine Anderson
Collegians
Warren High
Diplo Schumacher
W.ji Ted Davleon
Penn
Kk. Offerle
Chuck Young
Penn State
Bob Ravids
Helnie Anderson
Wimboro
Smaller schools claim edge in district basketball play
Etta Kett notes teams from smaller towns are rising in basketball while still bowing to larger city schools on the gridiron. Reports highlight Warren, Titusville, Albion and Mountville rivals, with scores and clashes illustrating the growing strength of these trimmed teams in a season of close contests.
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Chautanma High School
Warren High Five
Leidig
Warren High
Sheffield High Quint
Warren
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Warren Varsity
Averages in Bowling League Compiled Report
The Journal presents compiled averages for Industrial Bowling League squads. Radiator leads with high single game 1026 and high three-game total 2608. Keefer appears in individual game listings amid the reader-friendly data set.
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Industrial Bowling League
Ange
Keefer
Gamnes
Detroit Cougars Defeat New York Americans At Garden
New York Americans squandered a lead and lost to the Detroit Cougars 2 1 at Madison Square Garden. Dolson's stellar goaltending and Brydges emergence highlighted Detroit's win, marking New York's second straight defeat and tightening the race for NHL leadership. Separately, W Dorin, 83, president of Citizens' National Bank of Washington, died after a week of illness.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Americans
National Hockey League
Detroit Cougars
Madison ‘Square Garden
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Cougars
Dolson
Brydges
Mus
Detroit Olympics
Washington
Pat
Deo
W. Dorin
Citizens’ National Bank of Washington
Easterners in Fine Practice for EastWest Charity Game
Easterners in fine workout as practice notes show improved coordination among Piist team members boosting interest in the East-West charity football game set for Saturday in Frangiecn California. Northwestern’s Walt Holmer is ready to direct the Eastern line and Hoffman of Slane is expected to challenge for top honors.
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Arial
Walt Holmer
Northwestern
Passer
Attir of 1500 for 100 point match with Frank Ti hiennici
A wager of 1500 dollars for a 100 point match with Frank Ti hiennici was sent to Ralph Grossleaf, national champion, by Charles S Wine of Strand Academy in New York.
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United Press
NEW York
Frank ‘Tiiennici
Ralph Grossleaf
Charles S Winé
Strand Academy
Football rules under review at New Orleans meeting
United Press reports overhaul of NCAA and coaches rules as experts meet in New Orleans to discuss improvements. Topics include goal posts, first down recognition, fumbles, and potential rule changes favored by Pop Warner Knute Rockne and others. A new NCAA president may be selected to succeed Brigadier General Pierce, who has led the association for over two decades.
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William J. Buno
United Press
New York
Sollegiate Athletle Association
Fatball Coaches’ Association
New Orleans
Aghin
Palmer B. Pierce
Georgia Tech Aims for Rose Bowl Showdown
Pasadena, Dec 24 The Georgia Tech Golden Tornado prepare for the Rose Bowl game with California on New Year’s Day. The Southern champions, after a lively trip from Atlanta, appear in prime condition following yesterday’s practice and a gay train journey.
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Georgia ‘Tech Golden Tornado
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Atlanta
YANKS REORGANIZED AS 1928 ROSTER SHIFTS CONTINUE
United Press reports the Yankees face major changes after 1928 season. Miller Huggins works to reorganize the club while several regulars depart or may depart. Only Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri and Combs are secure, with others unsettled and replacements uncertain.
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New York
Miller
Yankees
Rosy
Ryan
Milwaukee
Joe Digan
Gaxells
Newark
Pat Collis
Boston Braves
Ruth
Gehrig
Lazeers
Combs
Hygeing
Bowling Hails Popular Fancy In This City
The New Recreation Alleys open to strong crowds with night sessions drawing many locals to indoor entertainment over the holidays. The Brunswick-built center under North Vanter Street is praised for its scale and appeal, while Corry lodge plans two more alleys to boost its membership drive.
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Pennsylvania
Maniger Pappay
Corry Lodge
Bill
Brunswick Erectora
Vanter Street
Keys to Play on ThursdayKeystones look to schedule game
At 9 this morning manager Philip Young of the Keystones said negotiations should wrap by night for a Thursday game. He is in talks with several clubs and expects a definite card within hours. The Roslynblimia of Cleveland faces the Keystones on January 2 after a game at Rochester.
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Squids
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Cleveland
Rochester
Titusville edge Albion in last minute tilt
Titusville high school defeated Albion 28 to 25 after a late Pringle heave sealed the win. Thompson noted Pringle's scoring run for Titusville while Boyce Viard and Koeller led Albion in a tight, foul plagued battle that went to a dramatic final minute.
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Pelpgie
Baye
Jusville
Albion Nigty Hars
Ree County
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Queen City
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Thompson
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Posiody
Youngsville Roughs Up Lottsville In Hard Fought Win
In a rough early season men’s basketball clash Youngsville defeated Lottsville 60 52 with fast breaks and strong defense. Pierce led a late surge as Youngsville used a third quarter push to seal the victory while referee Lambing oversaw the Corry game as a future matchup loomed.
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Court Road
Platena
Foungueville High School
Lem
Lottaville
Phio Firab Hull
Youngevilla
Pierce
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