Beavers and Lions clash as season opens in busy week
Lawrence Park Rav ens lose to Corry shooters on a local range. Merle Tsradison led Corry with a 238 set. Meadville Lions defeated Lawrence Park Pals, while Union City and Edinboro squads posted wins in Kane High athletic circle. Strong performances from Wolves and other KaneHigh athletes highlighted a busy opening week.
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Guardsmen win 33 to 11 in tight battle
A small crowd watched Company A win 33 to 11 over the Ritz Juniors at the State Armory. The Guardsmen started slow but surged in the second period, Led by Long, Close and Barnes, while Ennness and Barnes contributed most of the Ritz points in a game noted for its gritty defense and rough play.
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Albion High Dominates in County Wicket and Local Athletics
Albion High handed Corry High a 22 to 14 loss in a county basketball league match Friday. Berger's team beat Millereels earlier, while Girard High tasted its first league defeat in five years. Meenville Lions topped Lawrence Park Pals in a Western Pennsylvania league game, signaling strong title defense by Corry Hod and Gun Club. Mahoning golfers paralleled weekly action with notable scores and leading players from Meadville and nearby clubs.
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Dutra Runyan Deadlock At Los Angeles
United Press reports a tight finish in the Los Angeles golf championship as Dudra Runyan and Paul Runyan contest a two stroke back nine for a 28 hole event. Jonny Kevallit, Chiles Seaver, and Hubert Gelitornia are among challengers with leaders close at par and a presumed final showdown between Dutra Runyan and Runyan looming.
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Hornsby Faces Herculean Task With St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby, new manager of the St. Louis Browns, faces a difficult rebuilding season after inheriting a club in the American League cellar. He vows to create a resilient, hard-working squad despite slim resources, aiming to lift the team with shrewd trades and a grit-filled roster.
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Gun Club to Elect Officers Tuesday
Members of the Corry, Rot and Goi Clubs will hold their annual meeting before the regular practice shoot on the First Avenue range Tuesday. Officers will be named for the year and the season’s program schedule. Members are asked to be present.
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Postpone Games At Youngsville In Repeated Shifts
Amid chaotic schedule changes in the Youngsville area, several basketball games are postponed or rescheduled due to gym renovations at Curry High. The Beavers and other teams face uncertain dates as officials seek to replant the week’s lineup, with contests against Al Maghiscenin’s proteges and Londorrowists affected by the delays.
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All Star Stars and Coaching Rumors In Big Sports Mix
In a busy round of sports notes Henry McLemore reports on Bill Tilden’s top status in tennis, changes in Southern California football plans with Howard Jones, Yale football coach shortlist, Jimmie Foxx and Ruth era chatter, and looming baseball shifts. Amateur hockey declines, Forest Hills finals attendance records, and Forest Hills crowd history are noted as well.
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Presnell of Portsmouth Best Pro Back
Glenn Presnell of Portsmouth tops the National Professional Football League season in all-round back play. He led with 542 ground yards, completed 96 percent of passes, and tied for points with Ken Strong.
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Thousands in noisy welcome to grid squad
Stuart Cameron reports on a chaotic homecoming for the Rose Bowl champions as thousands cheer in crowds, police, and officials line streets from Penn Station to campus. The celebrations include bonfire, student gatherings, and disorderly conduct complaints among hundreds of celebrants in Manhattan and at the university gymnasium.
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Youth Clash in Miami Open Golf Showdown
In Miami on January 8, 18 year old Ralph Stonehouse from Mullan and veteran Willie Dow faced off in the 2,000 Miami Open, with Amour from Chicago and Scot leading early rounds. The event features multiple players vying for top prize money, including $200 for runner up and substantial totals for leaders as the field plays toward the triple medal route.
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Fragmentary OCR mentions a Beaty window court and a home team facing a loss in an improvised setting. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Congress Toward Trade Debates Amid Fiscal Pressures
Fragmented OCR notes reflect discussions in Congress on trade policy and finance. Delegates including Senator Cousens and Secretary to Treasury face scrutiny as debates pivot around spending, deficits, and potential reforms affecting international markets and domestic industries.
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