St Edward's Improves, Beats Clymer 39 to 26 in Parochial Clash
St Edward's High basketeers show marked improvement against Clymer, winning 39 to 26 on the parochial school floor. Hudak repeatedly scored five double deckers in the opening half, Malone and Franz paced the attack, and a strong defense kept Clymer scoreless in the early periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Edward's High
Clymer School
Catholic High
Malone
Beldahal
Clymer
Bob Franz
New York States
Celtics Historic Dream Team Mentioned in Immortal Legend
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the legendary Celtics squad often deemed the most formidable in basketball history. Names like Joe Lapchick and Nat Holman appear amid scattered notes of players and triumphs that defined early professional hoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lapchick
Today in Sport Homage to Pennock and Other Notes
A digest of sports items notes Herb Pennock nearing retirement from baseball after a storied career with the Yankees and a move into coaching and business duties in Charlotte. The column also mentions speed skating events at Lakewood, a near-parable anecdote from golf at a country club, and college football minutes leaders at Washington State College.
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Dal Herb Pennock
Lakewood Way
Crautauqua Lake
Lakewood Skating Club
Western
George Theodorates
Iron Iman
Washington State College
Stan Smith
Jon Bley
Zeke Bonura Holds Out for White Sox Contract
Zeke Bonura, top fielding first baseman in the American League, is listed as the first holdout of the Chicago White Sox. He retired his contract claim from New Orleans saying the club did not offer a late dept. Manager Jim Dykes plans to move Mule Hans to first base and Simmons into the vacated spot if Bonura signs. Bonura batted .301 last season with 92 RBIs but missed much of the year due to injuries.
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United Press
Chicago
Zeke Bonus
Chicago White Sox
Big Louisiana Boy
New Orleans
Comiskey Wield
Bonwra
Amit
Jimmy Dyke
Mule Hans
Winter Field
Simmons
Bonura
Fight Results At Lexlte Wash Frank Wanutis S10
Boxing card from Lexlite Washington shows Frank Wanutis stopping or drawing Jacl Casper at 100 pounds, Roslyn and Oakland fighters John Connally at 240, plus Portinna Highbweigh and Roy Oakley from Port Seid. Also listed are Feroms Lewis from Los Angeles and Eddie Schnel from Madison with draws or decisions.
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Lexltfe
Wash
Frank Wanutis
Roslyn
Drew
Jacl Casper
Oakdland
Cal
Fore Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Connally
Ban Frrceiseo
Si Xoling
Farry Wills
Portinna Highbweigh
Roy Oakley
Port Seid
Feroms Lewis
Los Angeles
Smiddinwreight
Eddie Schnel
Gtr
Madison
Wis
Ross to Meet Ambers or Fuller for Lightweight Title
New York reports the next world lightweight title bout may pit Barney Ross against Louis Ambers or Sammy Fuller. Ross is suspended by the State Athletic Commission for not defending his youth title in time. Ambers of Herkimer, N.Y. is favored as top challenger, with Fuller a possible option if terms can be arranged. the bout could unfold in New York or Chicago next month.
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New York
Barney Ross
Louw Ambers
Sammy Fuller
Meanwillé Ross
New
Boston
Illinois Commission
Lilke
Fuller
Chicago
Ross
Weller
United Pressship
Jimmy Sto
Los Angeles
Ing Om
Victor Ghez2i
Teal
Tolusny Regolta
Milwaukee
Ghiezsi
Slyoko
Revelta
Sonra
Rexnia Ling
Canzomer Rodaly Lightweight Title Bout Officially Arranged
In Chicago on January 36 the long awaited lightweight title clash between Tony Canzomer and Sid Rodaly was finalized. Both fighters will weigh 133 1 2 pounds for the Barney Ross title bout, ending weeks of uncertainty and intensifying the rivalry between Todaks and Cansoneri fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony Canzomer
Sid Rodaly
Beotime
Barney Ross
Tite
Uometai
Todaks
Cansoneri
College results from recent games in the era
College results show a mix of scores with teams like Tech, Geneva, Duquesne, Layols Chicaky, Columbia, Yale, Kansas, Oklahoma, Vermont, Norwich, Tulsa, and Oklahoma A. & M. achieving various victories and close losses. The noisy OCR text lists multiple matchups and final tallies in a compact summary of college basketball or football scores. The exact opponents and dates are obscured by typographical errors, but the record reflects a busy slate of games and outcomes across several colleges.
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I¢ Tech
Geneva
Duquesne
Layols Chicaky
Columbia
Yate
Kansas
Oklahoma
Vermont
Norwich
Tulsa’ S
Oklahouse A. Andl Mi
Ruth May Retires If Not Pilot
Babe Ruth, arriving in Japan, says he will retire from baseball in 1995 unless a player-manager deal with a major league club is arranged. He hints at fitting in golf and plans to meet possibly with John Teat as manager. rumors of another year with the Yankees are denied. Ruth travels with Mrs. Ruth and jokes about finding time for golf and a summit.
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Paris
Jay
Isene Ruth
United Press
Japan
Johnd Teap
Yankees
New York
Rula
Ruth Sid
Bennett Leads INRifle Shoot at Beleeviek
Bennett tops the field in a local rifle shoot held Friday night at the Sportsmen's Club in Beleeviek. The event featured a scoring list with participants including Bedstram, Harvey, Towne, and Mulpray, among others, as clubs and sportsmen gathered for the annual outing and another shoot was planned for Friday evening.
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Bennett
Bsa
Beleeviek
Anvltn
Heli Friday Avenirs ‘the Uchivs Bf Last Night's Event Follow: Ohi
Plow TV
Tronnett
Bedstram
Be Boy
Anderson
Harvey
ATE Wright
Towne
Tbr
Wesele Casey Yy
Mulpray
Ors
Beavers Dominate Youngsville In 46-18 Victory
Beavers on junior high court exhibit sharp shooting and fast breaks lifting to a 46 18 win over Youngsville. Paulsen leads with 17 points while Baressi and Taylor add double digit totals as Beavers outclass visitors from the opening minutes. Captain Witch’s absence barely affects the locals who seize control early and never relinquish it.
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Youngsville
Beavers
Baressi
Warren County Boys
Pauls
Taylor
Albion
Floor World
al- Trek
Captain Witch
Aoiver
Paulsen
Earwards
Boressi
State Boxers Meet Cornell in Intercollegiate Action
Penn State hopes to challenge Syracuses three year reign in the Eastern Intercollegiate Boxing Association as the Nittany Lions open their 1955 campaign against Cornell at Ithaca this Saturday. Len Houck, Lancaster, begins his thirteenth year as coach and has two intercollegiate champions and a national title holder on the roster.
Wrestling results from Ridgewood Grove event in New York
At Ridgewood Grove New York, wrestlers from Wisconsin Germany Tweland and Scan dinavia faced strong showings. Notable matchups included Charlie Fisher Leo Wallick Jeddin Malone Jack Bassette and Axel Madsen with decisive throws and competitive bouts.
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United Press
New York
Ridgewood Grove
Charlie Fisher
Wisconsin
Dlevisionn
Leo Wallick
Germany
Jeddin Malone
Tweland
Andy Meiner
Maurice la Champelle
Prince
Axel Madsen
Scandinavia
Long Shepsky
Jack Bassette
Pratines
Jay Donehin
Ewe York
Airen
Tiger Dohnatone
Alse Bowe
Che Inhiema
Hane Sohtubel
Boston Club Without Park to Stage Games
New York report says Jen le Hori Frick, new National League president, faces major baseball problems. Boston Braves may move to Montreal amid plans by Ernest Savaré led syndicate to buy the club. Poway Park disputes linger as directors consider future venues.
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United Press
New York
Jen le Hori Frick
National League
Plant
Boston Braves
Montreal
Braves
Poway Park
Red Sox
Uml
Boston
Ernest Savaré
Raymonds Gain Narrow Victory In Rifle League Match
Raymonds beat Ajax by ten points to lead the Rodani Gun Club Rifle League race. Led by Anderson with 230 and Knapp with 227, Raymonds built a steady score as the second match of a ten team series. The top totals included Weltons 39 and Kittieberger 210, with others contributing to a 1285 team total.
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Raymonds
Aja
Rodani Gun Club Rifle League
Anderson
Knapp
Korn Smax
Emilem Oils
Ajex
Kirch
Young
Maylay
Weltons
Ross
G. Kittieberger
Weldon
Uckerson
Kittieberger
Barton
Raymonds Gaustrean
Martin
Huntley
HL. Halfast
K. Glenn
Higley
VanKuren
W. Kullberger
Tots
Kayedun Docks for U S Yesh and Coast Race Update
New York report notes Kayt Dos British road racer and peel boat pilot expects no strong challenge from England for the Harmsworth trophy this year. He predicts speeds around 200 mph, while Sir Malcolm Campbell eyes 800 in Bluebird next season. Tone shifts to Isle of Man racing concerns and recovery plans at Ormond, Florida. In San Francisco, Mountain Dean Georgia loses to Williams and others in a series of college and amateur matchups with multiple defeats listed.
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United Press
New York
Dos
Peel
England
Tin Harmsworth
Ormond
Plu
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Cha real He tinet fave H not rant Pi.
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ST. Edward's
St Edward
Lwgals
Meyer
Titusville
St. Joseph's
Clymer High
Maykelio
Damcott
Wanglerschaft
Wassink
Hyots
Morrison
Eferen, Kinney
Celtics
Lotleaving Levant
Die
Natenlays Petty Eharn Fuenstiing
Ane
Tepesitol UB Forde HK
Cult Meniters
Meitean
Dave Tanks
Eniten Kelinert
Nat Hotiui
Oe Lapel
Veta 7 Georke
Hicoriyy Roieh
Johnny ‘Beckerman
Chris Leonid
Pete Barry
Dave Banku
Metropolitan Newsaper
Herb Pennock
Matt Pennock
Charlotte Clan
Boston Red Sox
Ttsac
Pennock
New York Yankees
Corry
Herb
Cleveland Indians
Ruth
Gebtig
Koenig
Lazvert
Fennecke
Jimmer Light
Fenneck
Charlotte
Kennett Square
Jo Pis
C. P. Hall
Astoria
Ore
Zeke Bonara
Chisox
Detroit
Joe Douis
Lou Ambers
Ambers
Ghezzi
Revolta
Corry Sportsman's Club
Hoalds
Roungsville
Sweetland
Henning
Ave. Bracken
Chas
Craker
Christensen
Abbey A
Phelps Gulick
Scott
Cohen Coals
Cobena
Walt
Walt. Craker
Frank Kinley
Glark
Garrity Loveland
Dedean
Raymond Shop League
Shrein
Tot
Ave
Goring
Nichols
Gy Hinman
Asa
Sens Sheely
Dept. Allen
van Dresay
Dept. Carroll
All the Roberts
Montreal Syndicate
League Directors Plan
AJAX
Emblem Gil
Kayedun
U.S
Campbell
San Francisco
Nan Mountain
Dean Georgia
Williams
Friends
Hams Steinke
Bermuly
Glen Walle
Callfoyaié
Joy Mucewitz
Utlea
Tul Cox
Lodi
Calif
Casey
Tommy Thompson
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