Too Much Basketball in City Stirs Local Debate
A sports roundup notes excessive basketball games hurting gate revenue as fans, players, and local officials push for a central governing body to manage contests within town limits. It mentions games at Shire Armory, parochial school events, and planned matches, plus reflections on baseball and golf figures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Tve
Shire Aismory
Halt Diozen
Zane
Sehoor
Nishkimi
Gerry High
Wyward’s High
Hofsicke
Stuart
Aed
Inhany Jobey
Meadville Spire 2Ilig
Varbill
Oilers
Ehuen Capi Wolts
Xeble
Chachna
Stuart Fas
Johnny Jofmson
Meartville Trine
OW City
Leo Chacona
Gilers
Lilly
Watthis
Grove City
Mlee
Moaltville
Crawford County Boys
Gem Sarazen
Tilneyle Priv
Tne
United States
Britain
Pisien
Mlorié
Ramblers Face Sheffield Five in Local Basketball Card
Rams meet Sheffield's Horsemen in the main event at St Edward's High School tonight. Corry High Reserves duel St Adger's parochials earlier as fans await strong Ramblers lineup led by Rett of Myers and a debut by the high school's guard. A dancing party follows the second game.
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Aulultion
Corry High
St. Adger
St Werard
Hiei School
Biya Horssmen
Sheffield
Corry High Second Quail
St. Edward's
Shouig
Bood
Ramblers
Cam
Waren Transits
Rett of
Myers
Tanners
Billy Arnold in the spotlight of New York racing tour
A scrambled chronicle outlines Billy Arnold as a top auto racing figure, detailing his crash risks and fearless driving style. It references Eddie Rickenbacker and Peter DePaolo, with a tense focus on the thrill and danger of speed and Arnold's steadfast pursuit of racing.
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Henry Nelemore
United Press
New York
Cherubit
Billy Arnold
Sippine Pypay
Deni-Tisse
Billy
Tnuhananals
Attes Ie
Arnold Y
Dows
Bailly
Company A Reserves Top Cities Service in 21 4 Victory
In a State Armory game the Company A Reserves toppled Cities Service 21 to 4. Guard leader with five field goals and a foul shot sparked the Reserves. defense and a late surge sealed the win as both teams showed late-season improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service
Y. MG
Fleming
Jackson
Wassink
Chase
Cretaler
Cobbett
Kittleberger Leads In Shoot At Corry Hod and Gun Club
Disjointed report notes Kittleberger leading a shoot at the Corry Hod and Gun Club. Text mentions Axtitisberger, a high 23H score, and rough notes about axle failures and a driver’s demeanor amid a practiced session.
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Kittleberger
Axtitisberger
Corry
Keen Foul Shooting Leads Grove to Victory
Grove dominated the game with precise free throws led by Jeff Smith who sank nine of ten attempts. Lesser provided standout shooting contributing to Grove’s decisive scoring surge.
Beavers Open Erie County Tilt With Edinboro St Edwards
Corry High faces Edinboro in a Friday junior high clash while St Edward's meets St Joseph's Academy in the Diocesan League. Beavers aim to rebound after a tough loss to Erie Tech as Gooch Myers motivates the squad for a spirited start. St Edwards seeks a strong showing against St Joseph's after recent league results.
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Corry High
St. Edguard
Beavers
Inboro High
St Joseph's Academy
Statusville
Fullaivers
Erie County Basketball League
Iscas
County Loop
Cory Scholastics
Ere
Tech
Gooch Myers
Aluani
Eric
Golly
Brim
St Edward's High Five
Shvir
Ith
St Stanislaus’ Lessers of Erie
St Joseph's
Father O'Connel
Close pool action spurs jittery matches at Winck Parlors
In Norris Center play, Mountain and Jackson edge past Zalzneck and While while Stroup and Krone beat Cushing with McLean and Evie. Ford Bertram defeats A Allen 24 to 1 4 with Lentham barely rallying past Surkhart. Tomorrow McKean and Price face Williams and Rohinson in opening round.
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Winck
Norris Center
Mountain
Jackson
Zalzneck
Stroup
Krone Cushing
McLean
Evie
Ford Bertram Aggl
Allen
Baresi
A. Allen
Lentham
Surkhart
Geeision
B. Paulson
Stanford
McKean
Price
Williams
Rohinson
Bertramini
Alten
Maloney
Rauscher
Phu
Golf Pros Clash for Agua Caliente Prize
The Agua Caliente Open begins with 125 players in the fourth annual event, a $7,500 prize. Notables Wool, Diegel, Cooper, Hunter headline a field missing Sarazen and Hagen who face illness and absence respectively. The event runs through Saturday with 18 holes daily leading to the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
George JH. Seale
United Press
Mexico
Tela
Husky Crale’ Woou
Deal
N. Si
Wood
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lighthorne
Harry Cooper
Chicaka
Willie Hunter
Gene Sarazen
Santa Monica
Calif
Sas Angeles
Walter Hagen
Johnny Golden
Greenwich
Conn
Carnera and Schaaf Set January 10 Heavyweight Bout
Longtime rivals Primo Carnera and Max Schaaf are scheduled for a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden, with the winner to meet Jack Sharkey for the heavyweight title. Negotiations include Johnny Presley and Jimmy Johnston, with possible seven to ten rounds discussed.
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New York
Jan
Schaaf
Primo
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Tyne
Jimmy Johnston
Garden Pronsable
Sol
Johnny Presley
Jor
Boston
Johnston
Schaal
Quinera
Stanley Poveda
Garden
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
Sharkey Torare
Vums
Scaay
Bostinkin
Joe Buckley
Sharkey
Beit
Ermeth
Shay- Foy
Schaat
Sharkey and
Buckley
Carneta
Chartey Tohnston
Immy
Whroller
Pis Molera
Ernie
Jack
Smidge-Rightl
Yallyhon
Temperament Cut Equipoise's Earnings
The article discusses the race performance of temperament as it relates to the horse Equipoise, noting his earnings and barrier behavior. It contrasts expectations with results and mentions rival horses, jockeys, and owners in a period-voice sports brief.
Cornell Drops Spring Sports Amid Athletic Shakeup
The Cornell Athletic Association’s executive board voted drastic cuts to all spring intercollegiate sports including baseball track and field and crew. Wresting fencing lacrosse wrestling and ice hockey will also be affected with a June meeting to decide next year’s athletic policy.
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N.Y
Cornell
Athetic Association
Gorell
Svhwul
Giants Sign 8 Young Players
New York Giants announce the purchase of eight young players from the minor league tonelist. Names include Alfred J. Smitty left handed pitcher Jan Halyyann Reggie Mapp right handed pitcher Harry Danning outfielder John LaBorne second baseman Heavy Leite dady Joseph Martin outfielders John Fisher infielder from Portland University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio Fyven
NEW York
New York Giants
Tlw Winkton-Salens Cinl
Alfred’ J. Smitty
Jan Halyyann
Reggie Mapp
Harry Danning
Iteher
Jota Madisy
Fest Badenart
John LaBorne
Biseman
Joseph Martin
Lo John Fisher
Portlham University
Aeros to Meet Recreations in Feature Match
In Corry City Bowling League action Aero Supply Squad faces Recreations at Goorestion Alleys while Kelsten Chi Rate eyes runner up. Recreations seek a clean sweep. Aero Supply aims to rebound after last week upset as standings show Aero and Kelster’s near the top with Corry Town and Citizens Bank chasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatybst
Corry City
Stile
Aero Supply
Pace
Ferleps
Goorestion
Kelsten Chi Rate
Aeros
Einways
Kelster
Neri
Han Cobry Tamuestown
Raymonds Toaise
Citizens Bank
Loughran Beats Levinsky In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Tony Loughran Philadelphia veteran heavyweight wins a ten round fight against Chicago challenger Levinsky. Loughran dominates with precise left jabs and footwork, maintains balance, and withstands Levinsky’s late rally. Final scores show Loughran ahead in rounds.
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Philadelphia
King Levinsky
United Press Pridauphia
Tonyamy Loughran
Chicago
Husky Fish Peldicey
King Leyinsky
Loughran
Hi Nyu
Levinsky Ojipe Uhele
Poriniy
Levinsky
Kingfish
Levin
Sky Mile
Tommy
Ana Jody
Lougheon
Loughesn
Leviniaky
Oil City Awarded Forfeit Game In Junior High Match
Oil City and Potter township high schools faced scheduling confusion after a meeting Tuesday night. Officials awarded Oil City a forfeit win for a game postponed to Friday, leaving Oil City and Rocky Grove tied with two wins each and no losses.
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GFL
Cina
Vam
Tl U
oiMdas
Oi City
Ia Pranelin
Schfiiiled
Uo Lingeln
Oil City
Ond Pottery Tonsin
Farfelt
Rocky Grove
Trahhlin
Boxing Title Defense Hints From New York Commission
New York boxing officials debated the status of welterweight champion Jack Selds of California. The 147-pound title has not changed hands in about a year, with discussions centering on whether he will defend the crown as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Now
York
Worealite Boxing Commission
Berk
Jackieselds
California
Pields
Lod Brouillarn
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Hetmell
Dodgers
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Behmert
Taal
Poe
Teh En Fenih Yee
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Keglers
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Rittleberger
Weicht
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ST. Edward's Tilt
St. Joseph’s Five
Titusville
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Fuilpciay
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Horace
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Tred Avon
Jack Ah
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Tor
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