Bennett Flick set for next boxing card at St Edwards
Norm Bennett and Ralph Flick, both local lightweights, are slated for a prominent amateur bout at St Edwards School despite a prior postponement due to Pick’s training injuries. The match promises a high quality, stylistically varied contest that recalls early city boxing in the Library Theatre era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Bennett
Ralph Flick
St. Edwards School
Pick
Flick
Benett
Iow
Bennett
Wil
Barney Ross Tops Boxing Ratings as 1934 Double Champion
United Press reports Barney Ross leads Ring Magazine 1934 ratings as a dual champion in 125 pounds and welters. The Chicago standout shares top welter ranking with Jimmy McLarnin after dethroning, then losing, decisions. Rankings list Baer and others across heavyweight and featherweight groups with multiple contenders in each class.
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United Press
New York
Barney Ross
Ring Boxing
Chicago
Jimmy McLatnin
Mas Baer
Nut Freddy Miller
Panama al Brown
Baer
Steve Ma
Art Lasky
Penn Stater
Primo Camera
Lasky
Max Schmeling
Rifle League Opens Season in Northwest Pennsylvania
Menville's No 1 rifle club meets Mayville in the Armory for the league opener. Corry will not start tonight but plans a visit to Lawrence Park tomorrow for its first match. Lawrence Park No 1 travels to Fare Mostivilies No 2 club tonight as the seven-berth league begins and runs until April 19.
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Menville
Mayville
Northwastern
Corry
Law
Cance Parke
Ronte Park
Mostivilies
Goodyeap Tires Meet Wilk Loums Sy Erle Team in Akron
The professional basketball unit Exit Plays hosts Wilk Loums sy Erle and vicinity Write Allen Meter Albion in a Sunday afternoon game. The Akron arena will witness the Goodyeap Tires facing Exit Plays for the third time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk Loums Sy
Erle and
Allen Meter
Albion
Goners
Electne Refrigerator
Goodyeap Tires
Akron
Company A Five to Oppose Spa Tossers in Weekend Tilt
Company A five opens the season against Cambridge Springs Independent on the main court Sunday afternoon. The guardsmen plan an out of town lineup each Sunday, with Walters and Hixson likely at forward and Bevin Mountain at center. Cady and Chase start at guards. Sears Cogswell Engle and Wilfred Mountain may play as reserves. Cambridge Springs brings its strongest lineup to start the campaign. A preliminary game at 1 30 features Company A second team challenging any city squad with Paul Stroup handling inquiries.
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Cochranton
Crawford County
Cambridge Springs
Walters
Hixson Ql
Bevin Mountain
Cady
Chase
Sears
Cogswell
Engle
Wilfred Mountain
Armory Court
Erwin Mountain
Don Sears
Boston Beaners
Jed
Philips
Mountain
Williams
Stars
Hase
Goose Greasers
Brigham
F J.een
Hasbrouck
Seamans
Cindy
Ste
Stroup
Torsos
Waiters
D. Mountain
Houghton
Trishet
Distaski
R. Bears
T Sears
Wesley
Blue Ribbons Win Round One in Antler Bowling League
The Blue Ribbons won two of three against the Waldorf Beers to capture the first round championship. Waldorfs took the first game, Blue Ribbons won the second, and the final by two pins for a 2 point margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Ross
Waldorf Beers
Blue Ribbons
Antler
Waldorfs
Antler Bowling Leagle
Cohen Coats
Nast Company
Wing Williammond
Gohen Coals
Willi
Triday
Yfouel Dairy
Aero Supply
G. Tot
Pet
Overy-Jamestown Ra
Stir A. Paulson
Iss
Gitizens Barn
I. Paulson
Sgh
Ieister’s
Fawers Rs
Las
Washington Lund
Marten
Root
Citizens National Brundage
Ave
Danaldson
Apt Carroll Ott
Keefer
Smith Ety
Greene UN
Pr. Kinley
AB Cobbett
Aero Supply Trang
Ike
Sunaburg F
Graham
Russell
G. Kinley
Eincard Isd
Allison Wood to Compete in Miami Tourney
In Miami, January 8, 1935, Allison and Wood rise as veteran rivals joining the third annual Miami Biltmore championships. The pair, Davis Cup veterans shifted toward amateur play, headline a field including Grant, Kirby, Perry, Bell, and Reinville as they seek early 1935 form in a field loaded with top national talents.
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Miami
Pla
Wilmur Allison
Texas
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Miami Biltmore
Allison
Wand
America
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Lott
Wood
Forest Hills
Vernon G
Kirby
Frea Perry
Miami Feld
Gast Winta
Frank Shielde
Atlanta Bantam
Bryan M. Grant
Grant
Reiin
Berkeley
Bell
Grégory Mangin
Cliff Sutter
International Baver
Marcus Reinville
Dominion
Wil son pledges guided hunts and buyback promise
Nampa Idaho resident C C Jack Wilson, a guide for big game hunters, tickles customers with a guaranteed good shot or their money back. He also offers hay grain poultry and livestock for farm produce exchanged to fund trips.
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Nampa
Idaho
C. C
Jack" Wilson
Big Ame
Tech Faces Test in Tall Titans at Carnegie Tech
January 3. Carnegie Tech hosts Westminster in a key early league matchup described as a big test for the Tartans. Westminste r, led by Prof John Lowther, features Wes Bennett at center and a supporting cast, aiming to rebound from a strong intracity run and push toward Tri-State contention.
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Pittspurgh
Carnegie Tech
Westminster
John Lowther
Wester Pennsylvania
Westminstere Creventeat
John Marshalls
St Johns
City
Sweeney
Hugnéke
Leyshuck
Butkus
Bill Bonthron Wins Sullivan Trophy for 1934
Bill Bonthron, 28, an accountant and NY A member, won the Sullivan Memorial Trophy for 1934, marking the fifth straight year the honor went to a track and field athlete. He set a world record for 1590 meters and outpointed Glenn Cunningham 1072 to 929 in voting, with Tastman and others also high in the tally.
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Lawton Carver
United Press
New York
Tinnel H. Sullivan
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Bobby Jones
Borthron
Detroit
N.Y. A
Glenn Cunningham
Hen Tastman
San Francisco
Europe
Trad
Fields
Ralph Metestie
Glen Hardin
Louisiana
Lenore
Homestead
Jaci Meulon
Seattle
Katherine Rawls
Park Lauderdale
Fla
Cunningham
Boathron
College Grid Scores From Reported Matches Across Conferences
Kentucky 42 Chicago University 16. Evansville 27. Western Reserve 50 Ohio University 40. Stanford 5 Nebraska 31. Minis 36 Wabash 28. Centenary 4. Syracuse 44 Michigan 25. Purdue 44 Marquette 85. West Chester 83. Drake 29. West Virginia 50 Maryland 20.
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Kentucky
Chicago University
Case
Evansville
Western Reserve
Ohio University
Stanford
Nebraska
Minis
Wabash
Centenary
Aliidls Wesleyan
Syracuse
Michigan
Purdie
Marducky
West Chester
Drake
West Virginia
Maryland
Rifle Loop Club to Organize Local League
Organization of a local rifle league will be effected at a meeting Friday evening at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range on Birst avenue. Committees were appointed to arrange teams in several plants. A report will be made tomorrow night and clubs inviting participation should send representatives. Lunch will be served with sandwiches and cups. coffee provided by the club.
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Corry
Birst Avenue
Conqueror of Yarosz Climbs Fistic Ladder
Syracuse boxer Babe Risko, once modest in status, rises to national fame after a decisive victory over Teddy Yarosz in Scranton. Navy veteran with tenacious climb, Risko’s rise shocks sports writers and promoters as he becomes a new figure in boxing circles nationwide. Risko’s past includes lengthy Navy service and a budding career against notable opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Birdie
Babe) Risko
Teddy Yatosz
Scranton
Risko
Tew
Yarosz
Mew
Fistic Star
Leroy Brown
Gene Buffalo
Joe Smallwood
Bucky Lawless
Rufus Miles
Swede Bergsland
Guy Mec-Kinney
Joe Lyons
Werner Witsch
al Salbano
Pete Lusky
Chester Palutus
Bowling match set between Purpura team and Washington Lunch
Arrangements are made for a bowling match between Larry Purpura's wholesale fruit team and the Washington Lunch squad to be held next Sunday at 2 20 p m at Otlock. A closely fought contest is anticipated.
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Larry Purpura
Wholesale Fruit
Washington
Otlock
Eye the most sensitive of the five senses
The eye stands as the most sensitive sense among five, able to distinguish minute differences within its wide range. Standards measurements suggest the eye has adapted to detail, surpassing other senses in discrimination, with high responsiveness akin to advanced instruments like a thermopile.
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Old Library
Jimmy Stuart
Meadville
Tom Tray
Eric
Stuart
Traynor
Jonson
Meadville ‘Tribune-Republican
Eastern College Basket
Mid-West
Georg Seagan
Notre Dame
East
Warren High Stool Cagers
Ridgway
Jamestown Quintet
Warren
Highagers
Beaty School Court
Harry Freed
Lakewood
Fort Erie
Pease
Toronto
Jimny Clark
Jamestown
Hell In
Dominion of Canada
Inclde
Jackie Roberts
Easy Hadfie
Wespa Vanstone
Edinbeen High
iRipley
Vanstone
Central High
Edinboro Urties
Aship
Erie County Basket
Footpail
Penn
Bennom
Aion Spartans
Basketball Wienes
Ross
Bacr
Max Baer
Printo
Steve Hamas
King Levinsky
Jack Peterson
Patsy Perroni
Joel Louis
Natie Brown
Lee Ramage
Bob Gin
John Henry Lewis
Jee Knight
Maxie Rosenbloom
Coup
Tony Shucco
Ambrose Paulymer
Lew Brouillard
al Gainer
Ben Hiar
Fredy’ Miter
Baby’ Avigmendi
Mike Belloise
Petey Hayes
George Hansford
New Tarlton
Petey Sarron
Maurice Holtzer
Panami Attow
Merv Standon
Sixto Escobar
Young Tommy
Louis Salica
Speedy Dado
Pablo Dano
Star Frisco
Littu Pancho
Rifle League
Keister
Tok Ave
Bliss
Shannon
Lanequist
Billey
Craker
Garry-daniestown
ASS Aid Westler
Roe
Floomigren
SRG
Gohen Coals A Cohen
Reynolds Gei Td
Scott
Burlingame Taf
Allison-Wood
Coral Gables
Pittsburgh
Sullivan Trophy
Eastman
Lenore Kight
Victor
E. Mountain
D. Sears
Nester Johnson Shoe
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