Beavers Open Season Versus Academy in Open League Tipoff
Corry Beavers host Academy in the opening league game of the Warren division. Academy brings a veteran, strong lineup and has dominated northern Pennsylvania scholastic play, while Beavers ride a five game win streak and home crowd energy. Coaches Drake and team clash with Lions and strong Vincent, with high expectations and a likely packed arena.
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Alabarha Sleven Beavers Triumph and Southern Tide Rise
A garbled sport column notes dominant Alabama football and Georgia-like clashes, praising the Crimson Tide as a rising southern powerhouse in 1930 while referencing injuries, bouts, and regional prep results. The piece weaves in wrestling, baseball, and high school standings amid a bustling, opinionated sports page.
Alabama Bows Over Cougars 24 0 In Rose Bowl
United Press reports Alabama Crimson Tide defeated Washington State 24 to 0 in the Tournament of Roses Classic on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. The win, Alabama’s tenth straight, featured three second period touchdowns and a 62 yard play setup. Monte Campbell, Monk Campbell, and Ben Smith starred as Alabama outgained the Cougars 191 to 800 in total yardage.
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Keystones In Extra Period Edge Atco In Armory Clash
In a rough extra period the Keystones edged Atco after a tense game at the State Armory. The decisive stretch produced the Victor on a late surge as both teams battled for superiority and the lineups followed.
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Pennzol five opens season with Union City game
The Sterling Brothers Pennzol five starts its season with a Union City clash this evening, leaving Pennzil station at Perrysburg Avenue at 6:80. Manager Kiely announced the lineup and new red and black uniforms. Donald will miss the trip as St. Titus High faces St. Agathas later.
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Sontagion Breaks Out in Hospital
United Press reports a quarantine at the State Hospital for Crippled Children in Mabethtown Pry after a diphtheria and fever outbreak. Thadore Appel, state secretary, says health officials traced contacts between patients and visitors. Four contagious disease cases have been identified among patients and staff, with a ward lockdown and preventive measures to curb spread.
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St Edward's Five at Greenville This Evening
St Edward's High five travels to Greenville tonight to face St Michael's in a Diocesan League game. Meantime St Titus hosts St Agatha's and Wat MacDonal's squad aims for a second straight win against Meadville boys as Greenville debuts in the loop. St Joseph's Oil City withdrawal trims the schedule to five teams with St S t An st of Erie idle.
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Service Club Teams 10 Meet Before Erie Academy Game
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs announced rosters for a preliminary tonight before the Erie Academy Corry High game on the junior high court. The Kiwanis lineup includes Ray Green, Charles Shuss, Walter Lent, Howard Sheen, Raleigh Van Tassel, Charles Burkhardt and S. H. Nichols. Rotary under Harry Spicer features Harry Spicer, Doc Rhodes and Haward Weldt. Big delegations from both clubs are expected to attend the Grow Women’s Tribute to Woman event, with a statue in Stue Dickensburg, Va.
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Cambridge Springs Triumph Over Company A In Close Drill Team Battle
In the state armory last night Cambridge Springs Independents defeated Company A 38 36 after a fourth period rally. Young led Cambridge Springs with double figures while Pitts and others contributed as Company A fought to protect an early lead before fading in the final minutes.
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Pitt Leads Inertie Y Pool Meet At YMCA
Pittsburgh swimmers topped the Allegheny Mountain Association meet at the YMCA pool, taking the team title and second places in two events. Hannah won the 220-yard junior race in a sensational time, Labette Homestead and Rollinger trailed. Allen Cross upset Lindberg for the 10-yard junior freestyle title, with Argolander, Brie, close behind. Frank Knauer and Johns ton of the BA A staged a strong junior diving duel. Cross and Argolander qualified in prelims. Lindberg and Attersburg advanced in the other heats.
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Grange to Meet Saturday in Maccabees Hall
Grange members plan a Saturday gathering in Maccabees Hall with about 100 attendees urged to attend. Initiation of ex-candidates is set for 10 oclock sharp, followed by an oyster dinner from noon to 1 oclock and installation of incoming officers at the polls. The committee hosts plans for a successful, enjoyable session.
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