Busy Week for City A Basketball Quintets in Corry
A weeklong slate opens with Company A vs Clymer at Tri Yellock Armory tonight with a later clash featuring Harr Ing and the New York invaders. Clymer, riding a lone defeat this season, faces Corry Jamestown guardsmen who trained six weeks for the Armory bout.
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Knights To Columbus
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Looking Forward to 30 Sports Today in Pittsburgh Sport
A broad survey previews the 1980 sports year with note on Kraft, Davis Cup plans, and potential repeat champions. It highlights anticipation for boxing, tennis, football, and golf, mentioning figures like Helen Wills and Bill Tilden alongside college teams and upcoming events.
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IIN Sport
Pittsburgh
Micah Golly
United Press
Pew
Ik Wits
Armiwais
Philadelphia Athletics
Rhammpms
Biseball
France
Elas
Miss Wills
Helen Wills
Nis
Paris
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Patsburgh
Dane
Panthers and Trojans battle at Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl preview from Pasadena details USC as the West favorite and Pittsburgh as the East contender. USC relies on Saymers and a stronger backfield, while Pitt fields All-American hopefuls and a rugged forward wall. About 70,000 fans expected as Howard Jones’ Trojans seek Rose Bowl glory after a 1928 appearance.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Pasadena
Calif
Trojan Warriors
University of Southern California
University of Pittsburgh
Pith
Teast
Asda
Lap West
Southern California
Russell Saymers
Toby
Vlarisa
Tom Pasol
Pittsburgh Aces
USC
Pittsburgh
Saunders
Agar Washington State
Carnegie Tech
California
Ray Myuligontery
American
Joe Bonchess
Ruffie
Soul
Alle Amerwins
Brineis Tappean
Anil Capi
Nate Barrager
John Baker
Garland
Halbide
Howard Jones
Trojans
Livy
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Pittswurgh
Stanford
Revolutionary changes urged in athletics by Frank Day
Frank P. Day, president of G. Untuy College, urged sweeping reforms at the Professional Collegiate Athletic Association convention. Proposals call for ending gate receipts, dropping professional coaching, banning scouting, formal amateur status, and open participation for all college students, aiming to curb evils in college sports.
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Union College
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Frank P. Day
G. Untuy College
Vic Mater
Teagues
Amon
Wolless
Mmestadiyis
Fileal
Avery
Colege
Ems
Myers
Monny
Aini
Cai
Canatiens Trail Als In Tight Five Game Night
Corry's 200 level report notes the Canatiens trailing the Als with a close score and multiple plays highlighted by Toroma and Ondo. Key moments describe late action and the night’s focus on the Maramis ty with a single point, while teams like the Boston Bruins and New York Americans draw attention to the era’s hockey context and standings.
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Gadershin
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Boston Brus Teftries
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Teonard
Pal
Miles Gyany
George Elio
Rangers Tie Ottawa in OT in NHL Action
New York Rangers battled Ottawa to a 1 1 overtime tie, keeping pace for second in the American division behind Chicago. The Rangers will need another win to break the tie in upcoming games.
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Rangers
Ottawa
New York
Ottawa Senavors
Trislo
International flavor to add to 1930 sports
Frank Getty previews a year of international sport with America's Cup fighting for attention, Mecca Meadowbrook boxing, and foreign colors in major races. Golf and tennis gain global stage as Bobby Jones hunts amateur crown, while the Davis Cup and rugby plans shape up abroad.
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Chicago
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Atlantic
Newart
Higlish
Tommy Hitchcoele
Meadowbrook
Poly
England
United States
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Vex Rickard
Yubtic Nas Beer
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeting
Germany
Thas
Bobby Jones
Maks
Auantan
Great Britain
Cuba
Canada
Japan
Fotf
Paris
Mar
Char Kieré
Abrouthy
Thuey
Axlington Park
Ammen
Rose Tournament of Roses past results roll call
United Press reviews historic interserior Rose games in Pasadena. Years listed include 1915 Brown 0 Washington 14 and 1918 US Marine Corps 19 Camp Lewis 7. The record covers 1919 Navy Training Station 17 Marine Barracks Mare Island 7 through 1929 Georgia Tech 8 California T.
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Pasadena
Call
Brown
Washington
U. S. Marine Corps
Camp Lewis
U. S. Naval
Marine Barracks
Mare Island
Tanvard
Oregon
Ohio State
California
Giant Italian Boxer Arrives in New York City
Primo Camera, a 11 pound walking stick bearers giant Italian boxer, lands aboard the Berengaria in New York on January 1. He stands 6 feet 9 inches tall and weighs about 260 pounds, with early talk of a Madison Square Garden debut possibly against Jim Maloney or Ricardo Bertazzola.
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Berengaria
United Press
New York
Primo C Nera
United States
Wien
Gene ‘Tunéy
George “Goufrey
James Braddock
Timney
Camera
Hugh Walpole
Bostint
Buffalo
Chicago
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Jim Maloney
Ricardo Bertazzola
Christner
Shawkey Predicts Yankees Pennant Win in 1930
Former Yankees manager Bob Shawkey says New York will win the American League flag in 1930 if pitching holds up. He cites Waite Hoyt, Herb Pennock, and George Johnson as back in form and notes Donie Bush’s White Sox and Huey Howley’s Browns also project competitive seasons.
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New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankaary
Yankees
Bob
Waite
Hoyt
Herb Pennock
Herifry Johnson
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Cumiskey
Donte
Iis
Indlianapolis
Tam Ulable
White Sox
Lesant Fuguerantes
Howley
Gt. Louis Browns
Iclilifer
West Chester
Pit
Ilomle
Maby
Prosperity and hope mark year end reflections
A fragmented retrospective notes hope for 1929 amid mixed business mood. It cites widespread relief, cautious optimism for families and communities, and expectations of growth and success in the new year. The piece links higher spirits to prospects of continued prosperity for residents and local enterprises.
Byrd Antarctic flight plans and economic promises raised
Fragmentary text discusses Commander Byrd and Antarctic exploration with references to oil, coal, and wealth. It questions feasibility and costs, mentions potential employment, and weighs Fordian economic ideas against wartime or exploration imperatives. The passage speculates on government duty and national gain amid icy exploration.
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United States
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