May Expand Clats & Loop In State League
Local clubs including Titusville New Castle Greenville and others seek franchises as the State Association Class D League may expand to eight teams. Teague reshuffle possible with Butler likely to field a team Charleroi may skip due to lack of a field. Bulls, Monessen and Greensburg intend to stay in the circuit.
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Boston’ Americans
Boston Nationals
Wilkes Barre
Trenton
St Edward’s Falls 31 19 to Erie Prep in Final
St Edward’s high school boys basketball lost 31 to 19 to Cathedral Prep of Erie at St Vincent’s gym. Local guard Carrick led Prep with 14 points while Jimmy Mead paced the St Edward’s offense with six as Erie pulled away early before a late rally by the locals.
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Erie
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Trish
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Yale Faces Jourdetmen In Battle Tonight
Yale meets journeymen opponents in an Eastern Intercollegiate League opener. The Bulldogs seek a strong start after a non league showing, while Penn arrives with competitive league form and a history of tight games.
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Voice
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Fragmented line about giving and abundance
The read text appears garbled but hints at a reflection on giving to others and inward wealth. It mentions abundance, temptation, and a sense of home as a surrounding focus amid changing thoughts and beliefs. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Beavers To Entertain Tidioute Club Tonight
Beavers hosting Tidioute High as Corry's Beavers seek a tenth straight win and undefeated season. Reserves expected to relay much of the scoring while varsity plans may bolster schedule with possible strong opponents. Coach Byler notes three top clubs may visit. practice underway with twenty players. Reserves play primetime at 7:26.
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Tidiaute High
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Russ Byler
John Zepka
Grid Star
Byler
Yarosz to Meet Krieger in Midweight Showdown
New York dispatch reports Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh will face Sally Krieger of New York on Wednesday night in a key middleweight clash. The bout aims to clarify the division’s championship dispute sparked by Mickey Walker’s 1931 departure and the current claims of Freddie Steele and Marcel Thil after recent eliminations. Steele has agreed to meet Babe Risko at Madison Square Garden next month.
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Mickey Welker
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Sally Krieger
Preidie Steele
Seattle
Marcel This
France
Walions Boxing Association
Steele
Babe Risko
Risko
Madison Square Garden
Purdue Quintet Leads Big Ten With Upset Threats
United Press reports Purdue's Boilermakers top the Big Ten, while Illinois boosts hopes by stunning Indiana 40 to 31. Minnesota defeats Chicago 30 to 2, Michigan stops Northwestern 34 to 31, and Ohio State opens with Wisconsin 28 to 22 as Wisconsin faces Minnesota’s renewed challenge.
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Hoosiers
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Indiana
Towa
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Chisago
Erie Tech Crushes Albion in Lopsided 43 to 9 Win
Erie Technical High cruised to a 43 to 9 victory over Albion in a tight defensive Independent struggle last night. It was Techs second win of the year against the local quintet.
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Citizens Bowling Team Tie Sparks City League Deadlock
Aero Supply's bowling team tied with Citizens Bank for the lead after a two game victory by Aero over Bankers. Kelstein won three games from Aero to tie for third. Cohen Coal defeated Corry Jamestown. Cragg averaged 208, Baker 202, Shannon 201.
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Aer Supply
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Erie Dentist Re-elected President of Presque Isle Sportsman's League
Dr Jot Koehler, an Erie dentist nicknamed the little general, was unanimously re-elected today as president of the Presque Isle Sportsman's League at the Sichensbuerger Club. He heads a slate of four officers and twelve directors, chosen by acclamation after the nominating committee report. Remaining officers named include Karl Inn, Van Tansel, Paul Howard, and J C Hadley. Directors listed are Charles Kraus, L Steadman, William Allen, Carl Anderson, James Keesey, R H Jackson, B Earl Davison, F K Gets, F Buchanan, Walter Weber, Lewis Sisson, and Fred Kreider of North Girard.
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Presque Isle Sportsman's League
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Little General
Rie County
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Walter Weber
Lewis Sisson
Fred ‘Kreider
North Girard
Duquesne Five Beats Catholic University
Duquesne University's basketball team overcame a slow start to defeat Catholic University 53 to 33. The Dukes led by one at halftime and exploded for 17 unanswered points in the second period as Herb Bonn tallied 11 of the 17 points and finished with 15 for the game.
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Jen
Duquesne University
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Dukes
Tmning
Herb Bonn
Lei
Krocham divorce granted on cruelty grounds in court
Mrs Lonainé J Krocham of Saliem Mass wins divorce from husband after a dispute over watching a movie she had already seen. The judge ruled cruelty as the grounds, citing ongoing marital strain and discord.
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Louis Scores KO in 2nd Round
Joe Louis of Detroit won his first bout of the year with a two round knockout of Stan Ketchell of Jersey City. The Brown Bomber’s 28th KO in a pro career began in 1933 as a capacity crowd of 8,000 watched Ketchell fall after two decisive punches.
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United Press
Summalo
Joe Louis
Detroit
Jersey City
Stan Ketchell
Brown
Harry Cooper Wins Los Angeles Tourney
Harry Cooper of Chicago won the Los Angeles Open yesterday with a 72 hole total of 274 five under par. Tony Jay and Corry golf pro dropped out while Dick Shoe Tidver of Titusville posted 294 for the event.
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Corry
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Dick Shoe- Tidver
Titusville
Horseshoe Pitching Champs Advance in Pennsylvania Title Quest
United Jess Harrisburg reports that 16 county horseshoe pitching champions have qualified to compete for the Pennsylvania title. The event will be held January 21 at the State Farm Show arena, with champions earning the state title.
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Harrisburg
Farm Show Commission
Pennsylvania
State Farm
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