Pitt Gridders on Coast Plan Workout Today
United Press dispatch from Pasadena reports Pittsburgh Panthers football players arriving by train to prepare for the Rose Bowl clash with Southern California. Trojans favored at home, Pitt hopeful for a strong second half as warm weather and light crowd conditions set the scene for the New Year’s game.
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Guardsmen Holiday Basketball Game Planned at Armory
Corry basketball followers expect a New Year’s night matchup as Company A’s Guardsmen arrange a charity game at the State Armory against Titusville or Clymer. Admission is free with a voluntary collection to draw a larger crowd. A preliminary exhibition is planned with an additional Friday contest against Brie Y Somfors at the Armory.
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Marathon Dunkirk Defeats Westfield Five In Fredonia
The Marathon team from Dunkirk beat Westfield five 81 to 31 in Fredonia after a prior loss by Westfield to Wertstrouse Lumber Company. Westfield also fell to Il City quint on Saturday night, marking two straight defeats for the Westfield squad.
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High Quintet to Meet Alumni Squad in City Basketball Night
The High Quintet faces the Alumni squad in an evening game set for Thursday. Coach McCall’s 1929 30 Tossers seek revenge after a recent loss to Titusville High. Four players from last season’s Elim varsity form the nucleus of a new Keystones team opening with a win at Clymer.
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Souks
Brooklyn Promises Strong 1980s NL Pennant Push
Brooklyn club president and manager Uncle Wil bert Robinson predicts the Dodgers will field their best team in years with Gleam Wright at short and pitchers Davey Vance Durabo Elliott Buzz McWeeney and others ready to improve. Pirates boss Teuplens expects a tough race as Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals reshuffle. Gabby Street urges cautious optimism for the Cardinals while other managers weigh early outlooks from Palm Beach Florida.
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Gleam Wright
Davey Vance
Durabo Elliott
Buzz McWeeney
Tam Gure
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Louis Browns
Palm Beach
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Bill McKeehnie
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Warren Merchants Fall To Salamanca M M G A
Warren Merchants lost their third game of the season on Salamanca M G A’s home court by 32 to 24. Harry Lord led the attack with 12 points as four teammates shared the rest of the scoring while Hinman Busky Puss and Minnick limited the visitors.
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Minnick
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Hornsby Leads National League Slugging in 1924 Record Book
Rogers Hornsby of the Chicago Cubs topped the NL with 410 total bases in 102 games, beating his 1923 marks. He led in slugging with .612 and RBIs at 152, while Philadelphia posted high team totals and the Cubs set a team RBI record at 933. Wilson and Hornsby also led strikeout totals.
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New York
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Shetly" O'Dgul
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No Major Changes in Football Rules
The Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials decided at its annual meeting that no major changes to the current playing code are needed. The group will finish a full codification early February and discussed punt touching rules, fouls on completed passes, and uniformity in placement kick rulings.
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New York
Wade
Walter Olesen
Touches Association
Yo Pen
Football Coaches Gather in New York for Annual Meeting
National gathering of grid coaches opens at Hotel Astor in New York as the Football Coaches Association meets for the first time since the Carnegie Bulletin criticized coaching practices. The event is unlikely to produce official action though the association holds influence over football policy.
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Carnegie
Football Rifles
Shires Rumor Mills Stir Chicago Boxing Circles
A Chicago report claims Arthur Shires faced rumors about questionable opponents in his early paid bouts. Mentioned are Bad Bill Bailey, Mysterious Dan Daly, Mean Mille Haley, Sullen Sam Staley, and a note that George Trafton supplied Shires with a trainer connection.
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Chicago
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Bill Balley
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George Trafton
Arthur the Greater
Trafton
Debate On Fumbles And Post Reform Draws Fire
The article notes coaches pushing a fumble as a loose ball gain and predicts heated discussion. It highlights two controversial topics the point after touchdown and reform of the goal post to the goal line, expected to receive attention.
Bruins Extend Lead in American Hockey Race
Boston's Bruins won again to widen their margin at the top of the American division race. Montreal toppled by a 6 2 score as Ty MONTREN Maroon defeated 1% from a 6 2 game. Rangers crushed Ottawa 8 1 while Chicago fell 4 to 5 at Toronto. New York Americans beat Pittsburgh 3 to 2.
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Blackhawks
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Rangers
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Sharks and Geldiths Set for Boston Fight Card
Reports say Tully Geldiths will meet Sharkey in Boston on February 77 with Camipala of Argentina set for the semi final and Von Porat or Pauling in a later bout. Young of Georgia slated for a third tone rounder as part of the program.
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Tully Geldiths
Slow City
Jack Sharkey
Miami
Vitorio Camipala
Otto von Porat Pauling
Anot i nathan oil bust and family notes
Incoherent fragmentary text references John D Roc 26 Broadway and a father figure amid an oil bust. Mentions salary figures, a fall or dren, and a lack of games or outcomes. No clear event or context can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Unclear Fragments Reflecting Language Notes
Fragmentary OCR style text discusses language changes between Stamboul and Petersburg names. Mentions Anguistic effort and a quoted remark about naming, but readability remains severely limited with no clear events or persons.
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