Beavers Cage Card This Week In City Sports
Local notes report Westfield clubs traveling to Minneapolis for five man offense games and Beavers cage card events this week. Mentions include Bee Boag Union City and several players. Notre Dame and Pitt streaks. Duquesne visit. and various basketball and auto racing items across multiple cities.
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Westfield
Minneapolis
Bee” Boag
Union City
Mus
Marvin
Pine
Lon Jourdet
Army
al Magliscent
Youmgsville High
Beavers
Notre Dame
Panthers
Pitt
Corry Auto Race
Altoona
Low Meyer
Pennsylvania Oval
Duquesne
Perm
Yania
Greenville
Finien
Moody
Helen Jacobs
Paris
le Rempart
Tuanis
Dack Crawford
Anthipades
A. B.C
House of David
Florida
Ray Intrievi
Joe Boler
Figs Falica
Ily Tincup
St. Edward's
Dyel Van't
Stan Rog
Titusville
Five forward development reshapes Penn basketball
Penn coach Jourdet promotes a five man offense built on fast guards and versatile forwards. He emphasizes the new center line rule and guards’ scoring opportunities while spotlighting Penn’s Intercollegiate League race, with Princeton and Dartmouth as contenders. The story notes Jourdet’s history with the five forward concept and names key players shaping the team.
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Yhay
Sonat
Hel
Tian
Jourdet Hog
Figo
Blus bin
Foise
Lon
Shorty O
Donal
Jol MacDoomd
Low
Rob Preemie
Waryard
Bob
Amny
Penn
Aden Tourdet
Princeton
Dartmouth
GoWiinhia
Iosex
Lions
New York
Sophunblic
Tean
Yale
New Haven
Gig
Lily Nimles
Harvard
Parade of 1930s sports figures and odds in the papers
United Press notes musings on Mickey Cochrane predicting pro football rise, Red Faber’s World Series steal attempt, and various sports tidbits. The piece lists golf trips by Richard Grooks, Yale and Texas football links, Sabbath baseball issues for Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and names including Caplin Bob Lassiter and Bun Cook, all in a lively, era-tinged miscellany.
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Sy Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Mickey Cochrane
Mickey
Boston University
Red Faber
Richard Grooks
Caplin
Bob Lassiter
Yale
Bob
Yankee
Rainbow
Vanderbilt
Nm Fitt
Pahae Times
Dearmél
Pamepton
Spider Kelly
Carnie
Banal
Sthinettisy
Brinia
Bun Cook
East and West Knot in Play at Long Beach Golf Match
In Lakewood Country Club Long Beach California United Press coverage reports East and West knotting in a $1,000 prize golf match. After morning Scotch doubles East led 3-2, while afternoon singles favored West 16 to 5 1 2. Revolta and Laffoon failed to win singles, ending tied by default.
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Long Beach
All Square
Unites Press
Cal
Jin
West
Lakewood Country Club
Astern
Easton
Ingles
MacDonaldd Smith
Veleren Scoighiman
Mashville
Sayer
Fous
Fred Miowiio
Pasadent
Amateur Sport Groups Named in Athletic Union Shakeup
A chaotic OCR fragment details changes within an amateur sports scene. Key figures include Avery Granuage as president and William F Kenney as chair, with mentions of various local officials and teams in New Haven and surrounding areas.
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Sung
Sone
Chijemén
Mir
Aimatiils Athletic Union
Avery Granuage
AAL
Ghiy
William F Kenney
Foston
Chijrmin
Ray He Bas
Eileony
Puikmen
AMAL
Cain
Guardsmen Win 34-28 Sunday Basketball Decision
The Guardsmen defeated Westfield Independents 34 to 28 on the drillsher floor Sunday afternoon in a tight contest. A back and forth first half saw Westfield rally to lead briefly before the A's reclaimed the edge. In the second half Pond and teammates kept the pressure as Chase Walters and others contributed key points to secure the six point victory.
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Company A
Westfoul Independents
A's
Orl Staters
Westfield
Ute
Pond
Chase
Walters
Long
Mountain
Ritz Five Wins Opener At Erie
On January 22 the Ritz Pennsylvanians staged a second half rally to defeat Niagara A A C 250 to ab on Niagara A. A. court. The former Union City squad impressed a small Erie crowd with sharp passing pivot work and accurate shooting as Nando te Glevelind led the attack.
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Hrir
Ater
Ritz
Suiart
Speukly
Sui Uncanny
Wennie
Bor
Ramblers edge Ramblers in close preliminary victory
In a hard fought preliminary game at the State Armory Moor, the Ramblers pulled away late as Sher ri sparked a sensational fourth quarter comeback to beat Cony s ramblers 42 to 41 with 1:04 remaining. Jackson's field goal helped seal the win for the Ramblers, who trailed early but rallied behind key plays and solid defense.
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Ramblers
Aumoly
Weetfield
State Armory
Moor
Sherri
Jackson
Unie Institute
Une Ramblers
Ile Dovision
Shenmal
Rabin al Fortune
E Fouig
Shea
Dave
Daman
Dave Iiingy
Seidfolg
Bears Demonstrate Power On Coast In Exhibition
Chicago Bears national professional champions defeated a Pacific Coast All-America Aggregation before about thirty five thousand spectators in San Francisco. The game showcased the Bears’ strength as they rolled to victory on the coast yesterday.
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Joe Falcaro
Sweat
Butch! Snyder
Erie
M Ann
Qst
Adolph Curson
Chicago
Gaimesy
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Weill Plele Fuldira
Prank Shields
Golpai
U. S
George Lott
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Claw
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Prsp
St. Joseph's
Cammitral
Hubbell
York
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Garnet
Nik
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United Press
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
St Paul Skater Wins Outdoor Speed Laurels
James Webster of St Paul won the national outdoor speed skating championship in Minneapolis. He edged Eddie Schroeder after Schroeder fell in the final five mile race to clinch enough points. Dorothy Hraney of St Paul, a U S Olympic team member, won the senior women’s title with 110 points to Kit Klein’s 60.
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Minneapolis
James Webster
St. Paul
Webster
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Schroeder
Tu Spirits
Uleholder
Leogpreisinger
Dorothy Hraney
U. S
Kit Klein
Miss Klin
Buffalo
Two Americans file entry for BigDog Derby
United Press reports two Americans, I. D. McDibeny of Philadelphia and Mosely Taylor of Boston, submitting formal entries for the Quebec Dog Derby. Race features include Leonhardt Seppalla and St. Goddard, with possible dual teams and changes in leadership as February 23 to 25 approach.
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United Press
Quebec
I. D. McDibeny
Philddw~ghia
Mosely Taylor
Boston
United States
Leonhardt Seppalla
Alaska
Abeng
Sappalla
St. Goddard
Seppalla Soremis
Molcheni
Avery Bnly
Melikeny
Dd Mahoney
Mosely ‘Taylor
Boston Globe
Furry Mason
Seely
New Hampshire
St. God- Wards
Toby
Take Action to Save Ducks
New York report details a government prepared plan to protect wild waterfowl especially ducks amid a conference. Delegates from various regions vote on measures and await a broader strategy to secure habitats and water resources for migratory birds and related wildlife welfare.
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New York
Hal Gm
Loyeor
Hwmaution
Unclear OCR fragment hints at named figures or event
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows garbled names and phrases making it impossible to identify a clear subject or event. The readable bits offer no definite people places or actions to summarize.
Indirect Debate Shapes U S Independence Policy
Fragmented OCR fragment discusses debates on independence policy and political stances involving senators and national security. It references tensions with foreign policy questions and the role of the United States in global affairs amid a developing political scene.
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