Corry Rifle Team Opens Northwestern League Season
The Corry rifle team hosts Mayville Sharpshooters to begin the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League schedule at Corry Rod and Gun Club. The season features 60 plus matches with dates through April as Corry aims to defend its district title.
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Hyvis Cagers to Battle Detroit Wednesday
Warren HyVis cagers, fresh from a win over the Chicago Duffys, rise to fourth in the Eastern division of the Midwestern Pro Conference and set to host Detroit Altes Lagers on Wednesday night. The Detroit club, former Gumbleton, Gulick, Hurtburt era foes, seeks revenge after last season’s setback.
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Chicago Duffys
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Detroit Altes
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Hurtburt
Bracken
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Fiteayags
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Tellman
Armstrongye
Dukes Quintet to Meet Villanova Five Friday
Philadelphia fans will see Duquesne University's sharpshooters face Villanova College in the third early season game at the Arena. Niagara University battles Temple's rebounding squad in the same bill.
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Jon
Villanoga College
Nal Getters
Niagara University
New York
Temple
Vines Favored To Beat Perry In Debut Match
York on January date favors Vines to defeat Fred Perry in the debut match.
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Fred Perry
Beavers Beat Eagles In Loose Cage Contest
Beavers defeated Youngaville 32 to 10 in a listless junior high game last Saturday. Corfy’s Beavers showed lack of spirit after a two week layoff, with wild tosses and poor coordination. Red Taylor led scoring with 10 points as they prepare to visit North East and host West Millcreek midweek.
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Beavers
Youngaville
Thhey
Sohan
Rus Byler
North East Tomorruve
West Millcreek
Youngsville
Glyle Moore
Byler
Red Taylor
HyVis Plans Three Day Trip to New York Stage
HyVis team schedules a three day trip next weekend at the Paramount Hippodrome in New York. They will play on Saturday and Monday in the East, then return to Akron to meet the Firestones on January 12. The next home game is January 14 against the Akron Goodyears.
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Paramount Hippodrome
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Earl Whitehill Signs Contract With Tribe
Cleveland report says 26 year old southpaw Earl Whitehill signed with the Indians for 1937, becoming the 61st Tribe player to complete their pact. Sapnicksa, executive assistant to President Bradley, signed as Whitehill returned to Cedar Rapids for the holidays.
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NYP League to be controlled by majors in 1924
New York Penn League faced major control this year with scarce chance for farmers to take charge. Pete Marsig, Wilkes-Barre brewer and owner, plans two farm clubs while keeping his city club. Mangie intends to farm himself and may run a Class A and a Class D affiliate. Red Sox took Hazleton, Yankees eye Binghamton, Allentown under Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh to likely oversee Scranton. Trenton owned by Joe Caminha of Albany.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Red Sox
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Yaness
Binghamton
Allentown
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Pittsburgh
Pears
Scranton
Trenton
Joe Caminha
Albany
Eimire Sari
Sprovers Moir Lead Unknowns to Victory
The Undtowns substituted for an out-of-town club and beat the local Reserves 15 to 8 on Saturday evening. Sprovers and Moir combined for 11 points, leading the scorers for the Unknowns in a low-scoring preliminary game against Corry-Youngsville.
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Spravers Rourke
Becker McEnlroy
Brown Chris
Haines Simmonser
Swanson Kundersiki
Budge and Marble Earn Top Tennis Posts in U S Rankings
In a year that saw Alice Marble crowned United States women’s champion at Forest Hills by defeating Helen Hull Ducabs, Budge and Marble rise to top positions in national rankings. Marble, 24, claimed the top honor after a tough final, while Budge, a 22-year-old Californian, enters the leading posts as the committee’s rankings await final adoption by the USTA at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
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Oiland
Califrevhead
United States
Alice’ Marble
San Francisco
Helen Hull Ducabs
Berkeley
Bill Missacaba
Alice
California
Wagbesten
Manchester
Miss Jacobs
Franke Pater
Rete
Louis to Fight Tan Four Round Bout in January
Promoter Chartie Murray announced Lou Poster a 0-pounder will face Joe Louis in a four round bout at the Queensbury Club on January 11. Murray, frustrated by refusals to sign with the Detroit fighter, noted Louis' manager Mike Jacobs remarked Poster may not be a top draw but is not expected to present an easy opponent.
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Chartie Murray
Lou Poster
Joe Louis
Queensbury Club
Murray
Fivster
Detroit Brown
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Paster
Lewis to Battle Ettore Tonight in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 4 1937 John Henry Lewis faces Ettore in a four bout card at Convention Hall. Mayor Wilson and Ringmaster Taylor team up to stage the event a charity angle promises 50 percent of profits to be donated. The indoor show is expected to draw a large crowd as the new year opens in sports history.
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Ettore
Philadesophia
Wilson
Taylor
Pittsmen Meet Prep St Josephs This Week
St Edward's basketball opens the U7 cage slate by facing Cathedral Prep tonight with coach Avidity optimistic the lineup will show growth. Chad Pitts praised the week of drills and upcoming clash with St Joseph's Titusville, as a Tuesday rematch looms. A preliminary game for the Joe parish school is set for 7:30 pm.
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Chad Pitts
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St. Joseph's
Titusville
Joes Parochia
North East to Host Corry in First League Game
North East faces Corry in the opening league game at home on Tuesday. Corry riding a six game win streak after a win over Erie Academy. A preliminary match features the Hie Weagirle team versus Union City girls.
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Pittsburgh Welcomes Grid Heroes Tonight in Warm Homecoming
Pittsburgh awaits a campus welcome for Pitt Panthers winners over Ashington in the Roses game and Duquesne Dukes who beat Mississippi State in Miami. Students and crowds planned at the Pennsylvania station to greet Arvan Brumbaugh and Mike Bosrak as Duke arrivals spark homecoming pageantry.
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Ossie Solem Named Mentor at Syracuse
Ossie Solem was named football coach at Syracuse University to replace Victor Hanson who resigned after a disastrous season. Solem, previously athletic director and head football coach at the University of Iowa for four years, is believed to have signed a three year contract at about 72000 dollars annually. Iowa officials will search for his replacement this week as names including Howard Jones Gun Dorals Frank Thomas and Jimmy Phelan were mentioned in discussions.
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Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
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Victor A. Hanson
Sclen
Iowa City
Ozsie Salem
Howard Jones
Southern California
Gun Dorals
Detroit
Lincoln Market Bowlers Sweep Corry-Jamestown in Postponed Match
Lincoln Market bowling team replaced WPA squad in Class B with a clean 3-0 win yesterday at Recreation Alleys. Corry-Jamestown dropped to last, while Lincoln Market moved to second as totals ran 891 887 790 2188 to 731 739 731 2201.
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Swiderski
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Anderson
Nevers to stay at Lafayette amid drills and training
Easton Pa. Lafayette College confirms Ernie Nevers will remain with the football program. He plans preliminary grid drills starting February 1 and periodic audi drills until Goring training begins in April. College reports a three-year contract for Nevers with no changes planned.
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Stanford
Bowling Leagues Set To Resume Action This Week
City bowling schedules restart after the holiday layoff with Keglers facing Anal in the hid round. Top clubs like Citizena Baik and Aero groups clash for position while Class B League, WPA, and Recreation Alleys matches note Lincoln Market, Kiwanis, and Loblaw’s games. Ladies Blue Ribbons meet Racke’s, and other divisions race toward the second round of play.
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Aero Athletic Association
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