High school sports row stirs seven C’s clash and boxing talk
A Breezy column discusses alleged domination by the Seven C’s in high school athletics, with delegates denying control and urging school investigations. It highlights Billy Petrolle as a top light or welterweight contender, notes his eight-year career and retirement plan, and mentions potential title bouts against Goueri or Bronsmuud. The item also covers local prep games, Erle day events, Corry versus Titusville football rivals, and Packers stars Hickman and Hinkle as boosts to the East-West classic, while reporting on various regional basketball results and team moves.
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Lack of Shortstop Indians Big Handicap in pennant race
George Kirkley reports Cleveland Indians need a strong shortstop and bats to contend in the American League. The piece reviews candidates for shortstop, pitches, and outfield, noting Connatser and Averill among key additions, and lists pitcher prospects and roster depth amid a season of uncertainty.
Trade talk and hopes as Hack Wilson lingers with Cards
Henry McLemore notes the St Louis Cardinals show no real plan for Hack Wilson as trade rumors swirl. The piece mocks proposed barter items, questions team fit, and recalls Wilson’s past home run feats and public scrutiny while hinting at a potential Brooklyn move if needed.
Slippery Rock Teachers College Triumph Over St Francis
Slippery Rock Teachers College defeated St Francis College last night after a close first half. Slippery Rock led by five points in the final period, finishing with an 18 point burst while St Francis failed to score a field goal.
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Sharon Youth Succumbs To Auto Crash Injuries
A 21 year old Sharon athlete dies from injuries after an icy highway crash. Six others sustain lesser injuries in a collision involving two autos. The town planned basketball games and volleyball contests at the Shuto Armory that evening as part of a local sports program.
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West Penn Net Tourney Set for June 18
Pittsburgh officials announced the 510 Janual West Tenn Tennis Tournament will begin on June 18 at the Stanton Heights courts. Frank Shu was named tournament chairman, with Phillips Davis named a delegate to the Middle States Lawn Tennis Conference in Philadelphia next Saturday, and T. Coleman Ward as alternate.
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Giants' First Sacker Returns His Contract
Giants and Billy Terry clash over pay as unsigned deal surfaces. Rick Ferrell and Hack Wilson also in early holdout chatter while clubs push for terms. Terry faces a roughly 40 percent cut from last season’s $2,000, with talks influenced by comparable Cubs and Cardinals offers.
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Smith Leading Trek to Open at Agua Caliente
Smith, a high-profile figure from Carnoustie now in New York, headlines the Agua Caliente open touted as the world's richest tournament with 315,000 purses. He led after the first rounds and seeks victory over a field featuring Hirkwood, Dutra, Mela, and other major players as the event unfolds over 72 holes.
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Penz Hips Lose Oil City Game Amid Odd Play
The Haji team fell to Oil City in a rough contest marked by unsteady offense and several fouls. O'Neal stood out for Oil City, delivering solid play while teammates struggled to find scoring rhythm.
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Leadership of Two Loops Rest on Tonight's Games
In a State Armory court clash, Class B leaders Chirk Lym Lov meet Raymond with Skinner joining Clark and Mountain expected to boost Raymond. The evening also features volleyball and Class A action as Company A faces K of C with both sides hoping to solidify top spots. Tickets go on sale for Thursday league games with an admission of ten cents.
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Football tougher than prize fighting says Hamas
Former Penn State grid star Steve Hamas, who meets Tommy Loughran in Madison Square Garden Friday, calls football far rougher than boxing. He cites a broken wrist, a broken foot, a torn shoulder ligament, and other injuries from three years of varsity football and eighteen pro fights as proof.
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Boxing results from New York and surrounding cities
Storm of bouts across cities with multiple fighters earning wins and losses. Eddy Fen of Poland stopped Jimi McNamoheis in New York while Ply Rafferty, Sonny Lloyd and Mike O'Dowd secured decisions. several draws and tentative rankings appear, with action in Madison, Chicago and Wheeling as well.
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CLYMER FIVE IN CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY LOOP
Jamestown Jan 2 The Predonit Merchants and Jamestown Merchants prepare to open Chautauqua County basketball league action at the State Armory. Fredonia Merchants and Clymer Flying Dutchmen also set for weekend games with Pred Bullock from Washington Street Garage and Hy Depledge from Fredonia High featured for Fredonia.
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Seventy-Three Rookies Get Tryouts In American League
Chicago Jan. 12 Many promising recruits will be given tryouts by the American League during spring training which opens next month. Sixty seven rookies were gathered from the minor leagues by the eight clubs in winter, with some already returned. The Yankees and Indians show the most potential, each with seven rookies likely to stay in the majors, including pitchers Murphy Allen Brown and others, and infielders and outfielders across several clubs and cities.
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Silm Acho at the Port T Sitzen We Webs
A fragment from a local page references a port event involving the group Silm Acho and a gathering described as We Webs. Details are sparse but indicate a portside activity or performance with unclear context or outcomes.
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