Falcaro Seeks Match in National Bowling Title Chase
Joe Palcaro, regarded as the top bowler in the nation, seeks a title bout against Hank Marino for the national match play crown after recent wins in district exhibition events. The stalwart has not lost a match in 20 years and projects a high average, while negotiations hinge on the Marino Day winner in Cleveland.
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Falcaro
Joe Palcaro
Hank Marino
Uris
Marino
Ned Day
Cleveland
Palcaro
Joe Miller
Buffalo
Otto Stein
St. Louis
Botw!'ng Alley Proprietors' Association
Faleary
Clale
Boxing Expert Writes on Modern Fistic Dynasties
The piece critiques contemporary boxing, arguing that modern exhibitions degrade the sport. It contrasts old Anglo-Saxon boxing with today’s taped hands, modern gloves, protective gear, and staff of stimulants and advisers. It notes longer rounds and rigid rest breaks, with injuries pausing bouts for convenience.
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Oland Ruussell
America
Mulheirns Take Two Games From Bankers
In the Antler Bowling League on the first evening Harold Quays vies for high average as Mulheirns claim two wins over Bankers. Scores show strong totals across multiple frames with notable tallies such as 187 178 and 500 series, reflecting robust play by Mulheirns and Quays.
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Wawie
Ie Wations
Harold Quays
Bank
Play Rejected Major Changes In Eligibility Rules
California and Alabama football representatives faced the Rose Bowl bid amid lukewarm public interest. Alabama supporters cite undefeated streaks and late-quarter comebacks while California fans point to the Bears’ past Rose Bowl record as a limiting factor.
Warren Penns All Set for Game Tonight
Warren Penns ready for a key league matchup at Heatly School Gym as Geneva College basketball, coached by Edgar P. Weltner, visits the total boards. An 8 o clock prelim and a 9:15 main game mark the evening’s schedule.
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Warren Penns
Warren
Penny
Geneva College Basketul
Edgar P. “Smiley
Weltner
Total Bards
Erie East Quintet Defeats Canton Lehman High
Canton, O Dec 29 The Erie East High School basketball team defeated Canton Lehman High 36 to 28 at City Auditorium. Guard Chester Herdzil led the Warriors with 21 points on nine field goals and three fouls, sparking a strong second half rally.
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Canton
John Komona
Erie East High School
Canton Lehman High
City Auditorium
Warriors
Chester Herdzil
Warrior
Olympic body to meet on January 9 in New York
The American Olympic Association will hold its first 1838 meeting at the New York Athletic Club in New York City on January 9, Avery Brundage announced. The meeting sets the organizing steps for the 1941 U S Olympic team as efforts begin.
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Ey Unney
New York
U. S
American Olympic Association
New York Athletic Club
Avery T. Brundage
Bowling Scores and Census Details in Scio Oregon
In Scio Oregon the sole full time worker appears to be the person who took the unemployment census. The population per the federal census is 258 while the local post office handled 257 employment pads.
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Scio
Ore
Eastern Stars Favored In Shrine Game Showdown
In San Francisco on December 29 the Eastern All-Stars opened as 5-4 favorites to beat the Western team in the Shrine benefit football game on New Year's Day. Western backers snapped up bets on the long end, while Eastern lineups boasted more big-name players. The Eastern squad practiced at the University of California campus in Berkeley and the Western squad drilled at Stanford in Palo Alto.
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United Press
Crimson Tide
Aliforda
Berkeley
Howard
California
Alabama
Bears
Washington
Tuskies
Pascaloosa
Prad Uced
San Francisco
Cavorites
Calfornia
Stanford
Palo Alto
Age limit and spring drills voted down in Pa. schools
In Harrisburg on Dec 20 United Press reports that Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association members rejected proposals to lower age limit from 20 to 18 and to introduce spring football by wide margins. Voters also discussed attendance exemptions for quarantined athletes, prize awards rules, and the PIAA protection fund. Jones of Sharon was re elected president with Evans and Tyson again named vice president and treasurer.
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United Press
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Pwa
Pennsylvan
PTA. Aclany
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Tno Phy
P. A.A
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Harbor Creek
Jack Riley
Harrisburg
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Sharon
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Upper Darby
Edmund
Five Way Tie At Hollywood Open As Standings Jumble
Hollywood Florida December 29 Jammed in five way tie for the lead as the final round opened at the Hollywood Open with Johnny Revolta Horton Smith Craig Wood Frank Moore and Leonard Dodson sharing the top par 71 70 68 69 60 188 amid a tight chase by a dozen contenders. Hubby Vogt led early with 270 75 1 while Tony Joy was not entered.
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Hollywood
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
Chiago
Craig Wood
Rumson
Frank Moore
Six to Receive Hugh Base Ball Awards Card
Six leaders in baseball were named today to receive the annual Hugh Base Ball Awards for the 1937 season by Sporting News the national weekly. The honorees include E G Barrow secretary business manager of the New York Yankees William B McKechnie manager of the Boston Bees Johnny Allen pitcher for the Cleveland Indians Bob Lamotte vice president of the Savannah Sally League club Jake Towers manager of the Hampton Shore League Salisbury club and Charles Keller outfielder for the Newark Bears.
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Sporting News
E.G. Barrow
New York Yankees
William IB. McKechnie
Boston Bees
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lamotte
Savannah
Jake Towers
Salisbury
Charles Keller
Newark Bears
Wieht Elected to Five Year Term in Third Year
Quarles S. Davis serves as honorary president and P. 1, A4A original author. Dr. Frank P. Maguire of Harrisburg acts as advisor and commissioner on officials. Eight new serving members fill their third year in office.
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Wieht
Quarles S. Davis
Frank P. Maguire
Harrisburg
Kipke Appeals for Football Coaching Return in New Orleans
Hanry Kipke, former Michigan coach, told the New Orleans Rotary Club he intends to return to coaching. Rumors place him linked with Mississippi schools and possibly Penn State. The American Football Coaches Association president urged rule changes to balance offense and defense.
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Hanry Kipke
University of Michigan
New Orleans
Kine
American Football Coaches Association
Kipke
Teven Wille Kipke
Mfississippi
Mississippi State
University of Pennsylvania
Harvey Harmon
Glenn S
Pop
Warner
Temple
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