Bearded quintet of House of David tours basketball circuit
The piece notes the House of David bearded basketball five from Janesville Ohio touring the country, led by White with other members Strand Burkett and Kamisnewski. It chronicles their reception among fans and mentions related local team buzz and rival nicknames. It also references St Edward's high school and Corry Kane rivalry as season context.
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Hand
Kesiien
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Palucki
Hornsby Restes Hopes On Cubs New Recruits
Chicago Cubs coach Rogers Hornsby plans for 1932 with a raft of recruits led by William Herman at second base and Stanley Hacks at third. The article lists infield candidates including Lester Bell Clarence Blair Bill Jirges Harry Taylor Del Young and more, with Gabby Hartnett and Ralston Hemsl y anchoring the catching corps and Hornsby expected to handle pinch hitting as needed.
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Rogers Hornsbys
Cubs
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Stanley Hacks
Whmost
Heenan
Hack
Chivas
Hornsby
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Y Taylor
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Boston Braves
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Desa 1 Moines
John Mode
Los Angeles
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Ralston Hemsley
Cipité Root
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Guy Hust
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Buck Newsom
Little Hock
Juin Welch
Newark
Archie Miller
Shreveport
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Des Wommes
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Levy Herman
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Beavers Ready for Hard Test Against Dragons in Warren
Corry High Beavers invade Warren High to open a two game series with the Dragons after a Tuesday win over the Ramblers. Coach McCall leans on a veteran lineup of Cave Mountain Dedeun Bachemer Thayer as they seek a strong showing against a Warren squad led by Coach Kolpin and boasting a string of early season victories.
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Two Heavyweight Champions Foreseen in Boxing Developments
United Press reports Chicago on June 21 that the National Boxing Association plans to crown a new champion via a tournament and that negotiations in New York aim to match Max Schmeling against Jack Dempsey. The winner would be recognized as champion, with plans dependent on Documen.
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United Press
Chicago
Leday
National Boxing Association
Max Schmeling
N. B.A
New York Commission
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Waller
Sehmeling
Miami
Fla
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Dempsey
Doe Jacobs
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Westminster Adds Two New Elevens to Slate
Westminster College reveals two new football games for 1982. St Francis College will face Westminster on October 8, and George Washington University will play Westminster in Washington, D C on October 1. Ad Han College, once scheduled for New Wilmington, has been dropped.
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Westminster College
St Francis
George Washington
Westminster
Washington, D.C
Ad- Han College
New Wilmington
Plan Real Cage Program Friday Night at State Armory
Friday night at the State Armory features a basketball card headlined by a bout between the combined Company A and Coast Guard C teams and the Seneca Indians. The program includes two junior showcases, a Corry Rita Lassies versus Meadville girls game, and local business backing for a lively evening of indoor hoops.
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Seneca Indians
Indians
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Meadville Girls
Rilzies
Crawford County
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Ritz Five
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Kane Team to Meet Company A Sunday
Kane five meets Company A Sunday afternoon with Chase announcing the booking. Dok Henry leads a big doubleheader as the Senecs, Indians, face a Company A and K combined team in the main event. Local rivals loom as the road trip aim drives the crowd.
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Chase
A Five
Guardsmen
Dok Henry
Al Sands Club Leads Boxing Tournament Victory in Uniontown
Al Sands Club of Uniontown captured first place with 88 points at the Diamond Studded Ball Amateur Boxing tournament in Uniontown. Pittsburgh Lyceum finished second with 16 points and Pittsburgh Boys Club third with 11 points as Diamond Studded belts awarded to final bout winners.
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Duquesne Tossers Win Sixth Straight
Duquesne University defeated Catholic University to run its winning streak to six games. Catholic U jumped to an early 11 point lead but Duquesne answered and held a 21 11 edge at the half. In the second period Catholic U closed the gap as Duquesne led 38 17 before the Dukes steadied and held on.
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