Standards Edge Journals In Overtime Narrow Win
The Standard Automatics beat the Journals 87 to 80 in overtime on the State Armory court. Gurley Williams keyed a late run after being brought in, scoring and drawing fouls as Standard surged in the final period. Kinney left with fouls and the Journals struggled in the extra session, allowing Standard to pull away for the victory.
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Trouble With Basketball Lets Winter Sports Decline
A Meadville area recap notes basketball attendance dipping as fans flock to bowling and other sports. Editorials hint at need for new attractions, while Albion Hi and Meadville High reports show limited crowds and uneven results. Trade news covers Buddy Myer returning to the Washington Senators from Boston, with details of previous deals and player movements.
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Philadelphia business plans reveal large 22 million expenditure
United Press reports from Philadelphia that Badger, VP of a major company, outlines a 22 million outlay for expanding telephone plants and storm proof cable lines from Philadelphia to Wilmington and Princeton, with various shipments and schedules noted.
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Hudkins to battle Devos at Madison Square Garden
Omaha middleweight Ace Hudkins winds up training for his bout with Rene Devos European middleweight champion at Madison Square Garden. Both fighters near peak condition after Christmas gym work sparred rounds and are said to be hitting with increased force. The Belgian sparring partner notes a potential slugging affair Friday.
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Keystones idle as weeks’ end nears in pro basketball
Manager Young of the Keysences1 said no Thursday game here after failing to secure a contract by 9:90 this morning. Cleveland Rosenphims may play in the city Wednesday January 20t, creating uncertainty about any contest this week. Negotiations with several opponents stalled, attendance has slumped, and the future of professional basketball here hangs in the balance.
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Eastern Stars Hire Quiet Practice For Charity Game
Eastern football players staged secret workout in San Francisco as they prepare for the annual charity game against the Coast. Key selections include Charles Diehl of Tufts and Dan Allen of the Olympic Club. Western starters hinted include Franklin of St. Marys at end and Ford of the Olympic Club at tackle, with roster details unsettled as to signals and safety calls.
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Best Center in Basketball with Lapenich Headlines Celts
A vintage profile praises Joe Lapenich, former New York Celtics center, now star for the Cleveland team in the American Basketball League. Described as tall, deft, and a premier center, he anchors the offense with smart passing and dominant rebounding, facilitating Cleveland’s fast, team-driven play alongside teammates Barry Detinert Hickey and Hussa. The piece lauds his elite post play, conditioning, and the Celts’ new exhibition of basketball finesse under Nat Holman influenced systems.
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Oil Magnate Resigns From California Oil Firms
Los Angeles Dec 28 Colonel T Kenny veteran oil man has resigned as vice president and director of the Marine Oil Company and from the Hartlund Oil Company of California His withdrawal clears the way for a line travel abroad Ray Collins a Western oil and mining expert will temporarily head the California organization pending a new president selection.
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All Star Slugging Squad Is Selected
Veterans dominate the league leaders in batting as Rogers Hornsby leads the way with a .387 average and the Boston Braves top the all star slugging squad. The piece lists top batters by team, including Lindstrom, Waner brothers, Richbourg, and others, with home runs, triples, and stolen bases highlighted.
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Brissart Wins Lima Welterweight Showdown
Poru, Det 26K, reports Brissart, Pecuvian welterweight, claimed the South American welterweight title in Lima with a seventh round victory over Alborio Quin of Uruguay. The bout was scheduled for fifteen rounds and ended early.
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Oregon Wins In Honolulu Christmas Day Football Game
Harried by a strong wind and rain squalls, the University of Oregon eleven defeated the Honolulu team 48 to 0 in the annual Christmas Day football game played here yesterday.
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Weissmuller to Enter Business After Swimmer Career
Chicago Dec 26 Jonny Weissmuller regarded as the greatest swimmer of all time plans to hang up his swimsuit next week and enter business. He holds virtually every amateur style world record from 50 to 880 yards across indoor outdoor pools. No line of business announced though reports say stage appearances may be included.
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Price Shifts Tech Game Plans for California Bears
Pasadena preparations intensify as California and Georgia Tech practice behind closed gates for the Rose Bowl. Price and Price’s California staff weigh a more conservative yet deceptive offense to counter Mizell and Georgia Tech’s tough defense, aiming to surprise opponents as in last season’s post season.
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Record of 150000 New Flu Cases Weeks End Dec Twenty Second
Public Health Service reports 150,000 new flu cases in the week ending December 22 across 18 states. Officials estimate actual cases exceed 420,000 in the reporting area as the epidemic grows in the Midwest and West. State tallies include Maine 415, Montana 4,09, New Mexico 1,161, Nebraska 1,704, Oregon 1,005, Texas 992, and Louisiana 121, with overall nationwide totals rising.
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Company A Five to Meet Erie Squad Tuesday
Company A’s basketball five, seasoned Industrial League champions, head toward a regimental showdown on New Year’s. They will face Erie’s team here as part of a district title buildup, with other league squads in preliminary games and a festive holiday program planned.
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Paolino Dominates Renault In Heavyweight Bout
In Cali Colombia promoter Ges 26 staged a European heavyweight showdown as Paolino defeated Renault over 12 rounds. The bout drew about 20 000 fans with Paolino dominating and earning a clear outpoint win while other undercard action included Ecuador’s Lombard defeating Henman in eight rounds.
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Rosies Defeat Paterson Five in New Jersey Tilt
Paterson, NJ game where Rosies beat Paterson Five 49 to 26. Cleveland’s manager Big Dave Kerr played a forward role with recruit Sefilffer, while Schutter, Lupeblult, and Thisty led scoring. The contest featured a tense first half with a close start before Rosies pulled away in the second period.
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Americans Beat Rangers In Tight NHL Duel
New York Americans edged the Rangers 2 to 0 in Madison Square Garden as both teams battled in the NHL. Low scored late in the game as the Americans seized control and held the lead through the final minutes.
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