New Park 1932 Boosts Corry Sport Scene
A 1932 review notes Corry’s new Sears Park as a major athletics boost. It spurred amateur boxing, revived the Keystones and scholastic football, and drew paying crowds, with Downey and Starr honored as key local sports supporters.
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New Park
Keystone Tosters
Villepiuion
Sears’ Park
Corry
Garry
Roosevelt Highway
Dashhall
Trojans and Panthers Await Whistle in Corry Showdown
Former Keystones star Richard White captains the Buffalo All Stars facing Ritz Cagers tonight at the State Armory. Waite, a beloved Corry pro, returns as a crowd near reunion for the game.
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Trojans
Panthers
Keystones
Buffalo Stars
Richard “Tte
Buffalo All Stars
State Armory
Waite
Corry Pro
East and West Shrine Game in Frisco Charity Clash
James O Brien reports the annual East vs West Shrine football game at Rez Stadium Frisco Calif. All stars from across the nation compete in a high stakes hard hitting contest with Warner system stars Kerr Colgate and Hanley Northwestern leading the West. West backs Sanders Grovelil and Viviano headline a versatile backfield while East counters with top seniors and a strong line. Weather cloudy, kickoff set as teams showcase pass and power plays in the festive showcase.
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REZAR
San Franco
Calif
Mentors Fir
Agaist
George Sander
Washington State
Angel Grovelil
St Mary's
Heross Hark Schladacy
California
Krause
Gonzaga
Ty Viviand
Copnall
Berr
Tinois
Renity
Northiwestern
Horstmann
Jurdie
Bnet
Due
Jespert
Kui
Moss
Pirie
Taudelo
Wells
Minnesota
Smilth
Colgate
Cente Gilbane
Browns
Hill
Ribyl Therip—Cupth
Nalre Bar
Eud
Fencl
Northwestern
Viviano
Carnell
Holt
Muit Berry
Minas
Malf—Rentner
Mnbavj
Morstmsnn
Purday
West
Bad Stony
Lettee Morgan
Oregon
Guarl Senn
Wash
Centerly
Nebraska
Rehl Gund Make
Santa Chane
Ackly Jchmiom
Wali
Tod Mowing
Neuraska Uarley
Sialer
Wash Stite
Lett Hall -Sehaidach
Browell
St. Mary's
Mullbank Arena
Chikauga
Officwls
Bob Bans
Libya Whiler
Mpirn
Tom Witépatstek
Herafluke
Wallan Kelly
Sp. m
Times A Basketball Team Seeks Games With Region Teams
SEEKING GAMES PRIM Jan 2 The Times A Basketball team made up of Eve’s former high school stars seeks home and away contests with Kisimsan Gorey Conreaut and Union City. The squad aims to build a strong record against West town teams as it faces tough opposition from Erinamu and other rivals.
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PRIM
Times A
Eve
Simes
Kisimsan Gorey
Conreaut
Union City
Eanig
Erinamu
West Town
Bill Amann
Times Publisnine Co
Potent claim to grid title awaits winner
Two of the nation’s top gridiron teams, USC and Pittsburgh, meet in Pasadena for the annual Tournament of Roses game. A national title claim hangs on the result as USC and Pitt bring unbeaten Rose Bowl form, strong records against common opponents, and high-caliber lineups. Coaching commentary downplays alibis while injuries limit Pitt’s captain Reider. Weather and crowd estimates color the pregame scene as fans eye a deep history with Rose Bowl implications.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Pasadena
Cal
University of Southern California
University of Pittsburgh
Southern Cafornia
Michigan
Golgate
Southern California
Stanford
Notre Dame
Pitt
Trojans
C.ne
Fork Sutherland
Panthers
Rose Bow
Sutherland
Howard Jones
Beny
Paul Reider
Tim
Royles
Gale
Reider
Watt
Penn State
Pill
Tulane
Souther California
Maimee
Service Learns
U.S. C
Fos
Pittsourah
Palmer Socen Te
Sketching
Smite Pee
Walton Levens
Onder Owe Dee
Torney
Stysenberg
Mt Harburg
Brown
Chat Sporting
Pailny Gellatn
Tersleine
Heller Bright
Sebastian Stark
Weinstyrir
Ideal weather prevails for Rose Bowl game
Ideal weather greeted Pasadena residents as Southern California and Pitt prepared for the Tournament of Roses football game. Clear skies and calm conditions set a favorable scene for the annual clash, with both teams optimistic about their chances in Pasadena.
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Uinew
Pasadena
Cal
Pitt
Rosy Box Fouay
Pocket Billiards Tournament Opens at City Parlor
The pocket billiards tourney starts Tuesday evening at North Center street’s Hinch Billiard Parlors. Teams include Maloney and Rousher, Blair and Dugas, Skinner and Willett, and others. Mu loffey and Rousher face Skinner and Willett in the opening match at 7:30. Two games per night. a large crowd expected to watch the young cue artists.
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Copry
Yourremy Geewmieers
Andreu
Aston
Muloffey
Rousher
Skitmer
Willett
Zanesville Pro Shines in Coast Golf Money Win
United Press reports Santa Monica California January 2 Archie Hambritzky a young pro from Zanesville Ohio together with amateur partner J A Ross won the Clover Field course event scoring 64 in the final round to clinch $209 in prize money. Hambrik and Ross led a field of six teams tied for second with notable pros Craig Wood Harry Cooper and more among the finishers.
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Santa Monica
Qalif
Archie Hambrivisy Young
Aum Zavsville
J. A. Ross
Clover Field Course
Hambrck
Hoss
Hamibrick
Prise Amoututsis
B. Tobit
Logomigetes
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Des Bolated
Minneapolis
Uncle Leovitz
Lee Afigiles
Chet Beers
Bakersfield
Calif
Garson Well Ang All Nelsin
Los Angeles
Mrankc Walsh
Wid Gearse Hine
Rudolph Defeats Greenleaf In Exhibition Billiards Match
New York report states Rudolph defeated national champion Ralph Greenleaf in a 1730 point exhibition poker billiard match. The session ended 125 to 88 for Rudolph in the afternoon play, with late blocks showing Greenleaf outscoring Rudolph.
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New York
Dort Humph
Ralph Greenleaf
Rudolph
Greenleaf
Michi
Trojans Face Rig Schedule Ahead in 1932 College grid
Los Angeles January 2 1932 USC the Trojans aim to defend the Pacific Coast Conference title while plotting a strenuous 1932 schedule. The card includes Notre Dame Washington State California and Oregon State with multiple away tests and a late season stretch before Stanford and Loyola.
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Los Angeles University
Ueie Boeniig
U.S
Ninh Dame
Georgia
Loyalt
Los Angeles
Washington State
Logales
Qel
St. Mareles
Oregon State
California
Borkote
Stanford
Pasadena
Oregon
Notre
Dame
Soath Bend
Lew
Georgut
Washington
Alexander Shows Most Improvement in 1932
United Press reports Dale Alexander, Boston Red Sox first baseman, emerged as one of the league’s most improved players in 1932. His late-season hitting surge and steady defense helped pivot Boston’s lineup, despite early slumps and managerial controversy over trades involving Detroit and Toronto connections.
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Pierre A. Maven
United Press
Dale Alexander
Boston
Eithor
Teague
Ani
Manger Bucky Harris
Detroit
Alexander
Detroit Viger Ii
Mexander
Mrss Welding
Rimi
Jim
Harel Beim
Saounsy
Harry Davie
Alster Qomezle
Torahtu
Tactviotl
Day
Harris
Davis
Giunioa
Alexcnder
Alexiuyflin
Haris
Boyle
Tony Red Sox
Alexardar
Mierey
Alexandrem Harcia
Quinn
Delrott
Keith Boston
Alexander Jd
Daviano
Fox and
Burns
White's fast team lines up against Union City quintet
Tonight's bill features Ted White's Buffalo All Stars facing Union City's Ritz Five in a 40 minute pro basketball clash at the State Armory. Lineups include LaPenna Cortelli Burns White McNamara and a Columbia ace, with Maury Pusch Starkey Stud and McCallion among the forwards and guards. Referee is Sun umpire Glenn Owen, with Dailey as umpire for the Zalneck station games. The later card pairs Company A against Zal City Service in the opener at 7:80 o'clock, promoted by Zal City Service Station.
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Tal Company A
Zal'si
Terry Dailey
Buffalo All Stars
Union City Ritz Five
Buffalo Pos
Union City
LaPenni
Maury McNamara
Pusch Burns Co Bing
Gortelli
McCalsion White
E Strantt
SUN
Glenn
Yips Owen
Gerry
State Armory
Ted! White
Keystone i= mini
White
Paul Burns
Ol Corry
Bisong
Lake City
Zatiropulos Brothers
LaPenna Brothers
McNamat
Cortelli
Burns
Columbia University Ace
Wil
Rocky
LaPenna
McNamara
Torate
Agi
neWeniois
Eyileh
Heinin Anderson
Phe Ritz
Banes
Hadlock
Xemenberell
Athletic Field
Brie Tovig
Sum
Zal
Yal
Zalzneck
Noila Center
Moore Retains Junior Title in Billiards Open
Robert Moore of Grand Rapids Michigan captured the national junior pocket billiards title defeating rivals from Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia. Judie Oliva of Chicago finished second with three victories while Oliva and Moore led the field in wins. Other competitors included Joseph Balsis Henry Auerbach and John Wright.
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Robert Moore
Grand Rapids
Mich
Geleatings Arts
Brooklyn
Moore
Judive
Nick Oliva
Chica
Mitchie Juice
Jost mii Ail Oliva
Joseph Balsis
Philadelphia
Henry Auerbach
New York
Dobn
Wright Brooklyn
Grind Rapids
Thas Ly Aly
Flegvldom
Ahintles
Lomanya
Ehante
Hi Hill
Jidiee
Southpaws of Golf to Hold Winter Tournament
Unitednels Miami reports the first annual Winter Left Handed Championship run by the American Left-Handers Golf Association. The event, January 16 to 21, welcomes left-handed golfers to compete in a six day format modeled after last summer’s match play. Notable figures in sport and industry are listed among the association’s leadership and invited participants.
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Unitednels
Miami
Wa Dan
Got
Championality
Nie Flovide
Florida
Wisi
Rmbt
Cohumbus
Niu
Moevetl
G. Livesay
Lop Raul
U.S
Fine Mat Card at Cleveland
Jan 2 report describes a festive heavyweight championship line up in the American League of Caled- catch wrestling styled showcase at Bubile Halile Prissy night. Stars such as Garibalgh Sava Coleman-Sarpolis Wilton Prime and others are listed with a plan to present a high level program directed by Mr Shawley Maratt in a vintage New Year format.
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Clevaland
Jinshin Jain
CaLeh
Fon Bergarks
Wassling Willer
Surimmages
Chat Vic Masolly
Halile Prissy
Lundox
MicNillsen Steele
Kunpter
Iatvirias
Garibalgh Sava
Coleman—Sarpolis
Wilton Prime
Sterna
Amd
Seasbn
Shawley Maratt
Do Ibelieve
Probaly
Jks
Ton Keis
Hackenschmidt
Rocky Grove High School Triumphs in Close Win
In a steady midweek clash, Rocky Grove High School edged Mumrphal 18 to 8 as Knox and Howe led a gallant effort. The Rocky Grove team showed strong passing and defense, while Mumrphal struggled to keep pace.
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Grovers Pranclin
Rocky Grove High School
Art Critic's Candid View Sparks Debate in City Club
A renowned critic presented sharp observations on local art trends drawing mixed reactions from artists and patrons at the city club. The session highlighted evolving styles, funding concerns, and the role of galleries in nurturing new work.
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