St Edward's Falls to North East Ramblers 29 24
In a double feature at St Edward's last night North East Alumni defeated the Ramblers 29 to 24 while Clymer High School beat the parochials 28 to 20. The Ramblers struggled with rough play and poor passing as North East built a 19 to 22 lead by halftime and held on. Reid and Gilmore starred for North East with Whitey directing the offense, while Mountain Kinney and Jackson led the Ramblers in a tense finish. Referee Tubbs officiated the rough, fast game played to ten-minute quarters.
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Corry
St. Edward's
Clymer High S¢Lmol
Ramblers
St. Edward's Tools
North Gast
Locus
Bexins
Hambler
Whitey
Collyer
Ad Dee Held
Gilmore
Wagliotta
Nash
Mountain
Kinney
Jackson
Cine Neckers
Wel Wai Ansil Shaver
Bede Beisd
Oty Baresi
Bignilson
East Ramblers
Tubbs
Shields
Gauarters
Rudolph Reclaims Lead in World Pocket Billiards Match
Rudolph of Cleveland fell behind Ralph Greenleaf of New York in the afternoon session but surged to win the special 7 75 paint match. Rudolph finished 151 to 56 in the sixth block after a twelve inning lock, with Greenleaf briefly leading 373 to 99 in the afternoon.
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Rudolph
York
Frwindolph
Cleveland
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Fildolph
Greenslear
Lock
Greenlear
Gremlear
Boxing title changes across six divisions in a year
United Press reports that boxing titles changed hands in six divisions over the past year amid uneven scrapping. Names like Panama Al Brown, Tony Canzoneri, Max Schmeling, Mickey Walker, George Nichols, and Jack Sharkey appear as prominent champions or challengers across featherweight to heavyweight, with New York and European titles noted.
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Jack Guddy
United Press
Panama
al Brown
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Shat- Key
Max Sehmeling
Germany
Yenues
Sharkey
Venton
Schmesting
Fatherland
Mickey Walker
Max
George Nichols
Buffalo
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York State
Nichols
Pave Maier
Milwaukee
National Boxing Association
Chicagn
N. B.A
Rosenbloom
Liek
Goria Jens
Atron
NBA
Milwaujall
Europe
Phil
Jackie Bields
Los Angeles
Brouillard
Boston
Jack Thompson
N. A
Johnny Pena
New York
B.B. Acchamp New Yor
Kid Chocolate
Havadutis Gharpion
Lew Hoffman
Brooklyn
Cal Worl Halls
Arizusandl
Mob
Hs Ting
Paul
England
California
Ferewn
Benny Bags
Max Biers
Junior Contestant Sets New Record Run in National Junior Tourney
Robert Moore of Grand Rapids wins opening game in the national junior pocket billiards tournament, defeating John Wright of Brooklyn 75 to 12 in 17 innings as 12 to 15 year olds compete. Arthur Judice of Brooklyn sets a new world high run for junior play, 48 in 18 innings, beating Henry Auerbach of New York. Nick Oliva of Chicago defeats Joseph Basis of Philadelphia 7 to 69 in 30 innings. McLarnin stops Geonard in a boxing comeback.
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New York
Robert Moore
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Wright
Brooklyn
Mooteshackaen Rim
Wright
Arthur Judice
Juajor
Henry Auerbach
New Yorks
Arthur Crantieitt
Syracuse
Nick Oliva
Chicago
Jeseph Basis
Philadelphia
Oliva
Coaches' Association to Protect Coaching Jobs Plans Action
The American Football Coaches Association pledged a vigorous push to curb midseason firings and stabilize careers. Leaders Amos Alonzo Stagg and Dan McGugin urged reforms, criticizing ingratitude and pressuring colleges to value coaching for character and development over wins.
La Barba Favored Over Tommy Paul in Boxing Bout
The educated featherweight La Barba from California is rated 7 to 5 to defeat Tommy Paul in a one round windup at Chichen Stadium tonight. Paul’s title isn’t at stake as Bape ba direddy holds a decision over Paul. La Barba recently lost a disputed verdict to Kid Chocolate in New York.
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Higago
Ber
Fiel la Barba
California
Tommy Pail
Feather Chan
Chichen Stadium
Paul
Ba Bape Ba Direddy
Piuul
Kid Chocolate
Htle-hohpt
New York
Duray Held In Los Angeles Jail On Contempt Charge
George Stewart known as Duray, former Indianapolis speedway standout, jailed in Los Angeles today for a two day sentence on contempt of court. He was accused of failing to comply with a court order to pay $100 monthly alimony to his estranged wife Madeline May Sleyart.
Pitt Trojan Battle Fails to Arouse Fans
Los Angeles December 29 United Press reports the University of Southern California fears low turnout for the New Year’s Day clash with Pittsburgh. Only about 45 000 tickets sold four days before kickoff, with a likely attendance under last year’s USC triumph over Tulane and well below the Notre Dame game. Officials blame apathy and price cuts failed to spark interest as the undefeated Trojans remain favorites.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Souther California
Tulane
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Lonnie Warneke Tops NL Pitchers in 1930s Senior Circuit
United Press reports Chicago Cubs pitcher Lonnie Warneke led the National League in wins with 92 and posted a 2.87 ERA over nine innings. He also tied for four shutouts with Steve Sundlin? and Dizzy Dean, setting a high-water mark in pitcher honors for the season.
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United Press New York
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Warneke
Steve Swetonic
Pittzburgh
Jerome
Dizay
Western Team Favored In Shrine East West classic
In San Francisco on December 29 the Shrine East West football classic at Memorial Stadium drew headline attention as Western college stars led by Dana Bible of Nebraska and Orin Hollingbery of Washington State edged the Eastern squad in strength and weight, touted as the season’s most powerful linemen group.
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Press
San Francisco
Shrine
Wiv Stadium
Western College
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Orin Hollingbery
Washington State
Man and wife die in Grimsby crash
In Grimsby Ontario a fatal collision occurred near here involving a car carrying a man and his wife returning from a Christmas visit to Welland. The other vehicle held Ohio state senator Joseph Ackerman Otto and companion James Millroy. Mrs McAuley and Allen McAuley died. Children Gladys 19 and Harold 12 survived with injuries.
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Union Eress
Grimsby
Ont
Ohio
Allen McAuley
McAuley
Welland
Gladys
Harold
Joseph Ackerman
Otto
James Milroy
Herber Ackerman
James Mellroy, Jr
Root 27 Named Yale Head Coach in 1933
Reginald D. Root the 27 year old Yale alumnus and Phi Beta Kappa scholar has been appointed head football coach after Matt Stevens resigned ten days ago. Root, in New York for coaching meetings, outlined plans for 1933 focusing on graduation and new ends. He noted freshmen from last year could bolster the varsity and expects two new end positions. Other coaching changes include Adam Walsh returning to Notre Dame and Charles Comer promoted, with Bucky O’Connor and Ducky Poni remaining in key roles.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Reginald D. Root
Yale
KE & Kitchen Sins
Phi Beth Kapp
Rool
Matt Stevens
New York
Eipit
Dad Parker
O'Connell
Johimy Withut
Reggie
Bent
Fewis
Eries
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Thv
Charles A Comer Fort
Paul A
Bucky O'Conting
He Hall
Raymond W. “Ducky” Poni
Arthur E. Palmer, Jr
Stewart P. Scott
Fragmentary Local Notice on Advertising Restrictions
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public notice from a chamber or tribunal about advertising restrictions and a price of 2.00. The readable pieces mention a publisher and multiple names, but the full details and scope are unclear.
Loot Where? We Find Out Of
A fragmented OCR line hints at loot location and reporting gaps. The readable bits reference theft or missing items, with no clear suspects or dates. The item names and context remain unclear, suggesting a brief crime notice lacking specifics.
It Bon Ewha Fit the Phila Am Rest
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about Philadelphia area matters. Key named entities unclear. The item appears to reference a public rest or settlement with possible involvement of named persons and institutions, but exact action, date, or scope remains uncertain.
Night Sports Snippet Patched to Clarity
Fragmentary OCR note references sports and players but lacks readable facts, hindering a proper headline. It mentions a night event and a possible score or team names, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR: emulant line hints at missing details
The readable text is fragmented and unclear. It mentions names and numbers obscured by OCR, with no complete event or proper nouns to anchor a coherent card summary.
Fragmentary note on poets Shieh janach and Noyes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Shieh janach and Noyes, both around age ten, with references to companies and conservational fashion. The readable bits are limited and no clear event or outcome is established.
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Shieh Janach
Trisa Noyes
Vonserva
Home policy plan details found but unclear
Readable fragments describe a home policy plan with unspecified specifics and unclear wording. The text points to a planned approach or evaluation but lacks concrete names dates places or outcomes to confirm a definite event or decision.
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Lew Scora
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VanTassel
Jimeté
Jimmy McLarnin
Geonard
Sammy Fuller
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East Main St
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Sounds Battle Cry
Jack Cuddy
American Football Coaches Association
Amos Alonizo Stagg
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Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
Chet Wynne
Alabams Polytechnic Institute
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LA Barba
Tommy Paul
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