Beavers Vanquish Warren Dragons 24 To 20
Beavers beat Warren Dragons 24 to 20 in a high school grid clash. Seneca Indians moved fast, defeating Corry Combina Combination in a separate note, while Johnny Jadjek rises in boxing with a potential return bout against Tony Canzoneri. France plans a large Olympic team, with 120000 dollars allotted. Cardinals prepare a strong pitching staff led by Hatlan and Derringer, plus rookies Dean and Starr.
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Corry Upsets Warren On Home Court In Final Minutes
Corry High Beavers pulled off a 24 to 20 upset over Warren on Warren Court home floor. Caldwell led Corry with 12 points as Dave and Degenn added four each, while Williams sparked a late rally to seal the win. Warren's only consistent scorer was Ja. Preliminaries saw Corry reserves beat Warren Seconds 52 to 12. Juniors and other prep notes follow.
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Bojorski Reverses Decision on Devine in 10-Round Bout
United Press reports Bele, Pat Frank Bojorski defeated Harry Devine in Worcester, Mass., in a 10 round bout. The card featured multiple knockouts and decisions including Jimmy Dean stopping Johnny Dwyer in the fourth, and several other fighters from Cleveland, Erie, and Akron taking wins or draws in the evening.
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Humberto Curi
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Schmeling to defend title against Sharkey on June 16
New York Jan 22 Schmeling heavyweight champion en route to Germany after signing to defend his world title against Jack Sharkey of Boston in New York on June 16. Signing followed a long drawn out conference in pugilistic history.
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Petrolle Tops Eddie Rank for Lightweight Title Contention
Billy Petrolle, a top challenger, earned his status as a leading lightweight title contender after a sixth round knockout of Eddie Ran at Madison Square Garden. Petrolle used rapid right and left punches to finish Ran, who was sent down for the count after a flurry at 1 minute 58 seconds of the sixth. Petrolle weighed 140 1/4 pounds. Ran weighed 135. The crowd of 16,000 paid $43,567.79 to witness the bout.
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Head of Agua Caliente Club to Quit Racing
James N. Crofton, president of the Agua Caliente Jockey Club, planned to quit racing after selling his herd of fourteen horses. Baron Long, once vice president, also said he was through with racing at the border track amid recent upheaval. Crofton cited criticism of officials racing their own horses, denying personal trouble with the president.
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Joe Boley Bought By Cleveland Indians In Option Deal
Cleveland announces purchase of Joe Boley from Philadelphia Athletics under an option agreement. Indians pay one half of the unnamed price with a 40 percent share to continue or return by May 1 and no other players are involved. The move aims to strengthen infield sparking pennant contention.
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Ritz Lassies Down Meadville In Easy 21 6 Victory
Outclassing their opponents in all departments of play the Ritz Lassies defeated Trinity of Meadville 21 to 6 at the State Armory last evening. The Ritzies held a 10 to 1 lead at the half and outplayed their ten opponents at every stage. Meadville (5)
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Hogan accepts Giants contract in 1932 deal
Frank Shanty Hogan, regarded as a top National League catcher, accepted the New York Giants 1932 contract yesterday. The terms and specifics of the deal were not disclosed. Hogan's move leaves the Giants short of Bill Terry the swirhitting first baseman and Freddie Fitzsimmons on the pitching staff.
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Last Night Hockey Feats Leave Landon Over Windsor
Landon defeated Windsor 4 to 2 in an International League fixture last night. Landon capitalized on early pressure, with two quick goals before Windsor answered. The win tightens Landon’s position in the standings while Windsor seeks forma resurgence tonight.
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Indians Rout Corry and K of C in Armory basketball clash
Friday night at the State Armory the Seneca Indians defeated a combined Company A and K of C squad 28 to 12. The visitors led by Kentockety and Greens fought early, but the Indians surged in the third and fourth quarters as Greene and a six foot four forward controlled the boards. Corry Stars and their guards struggled to find a rhythm after intermission, failing to score a field goal in the last half while Seneca showed professional poise en route to the easy victory.
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Chisox Rookie Chooses Minor Leagues Over Sox Return
Charley Selph, drafted by the Chicago White Sox from Houston Texas League, favors staying in the minors. President Connimsky said Selph must join the team or remain out of baseball. In another stand, St Vincent College beat California State Teachers 27 to 16 as Carney led with 15 points.
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Westminster downs Thiel in 57 to 26 rout
Greenville Pa January 23 Westminster College defeated Thiel College 57 to 26. Westminster pulled ahead 27 to 7 by the third, aided by Brownless feeding scoring opportunities and Kocherman contributing on the wing. The Titans struggled to penetrate Westminster’s defense in the second half.
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Carnegie Tech Downs Western Reserve In Tight Clash
Carnegie Tech defeated Western Reserve in a hard fought game as guard Finnegan led scoring with eight points and Smith followed with five. Bren contributed in the late stretch as Tech surged for the win.
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Kane Quintet to Face Guardsmen in Sunday Armory Card
The Kane quintet, a strong returnees roster from Hilltop, will oppose the Guardsmen in the headliner of a three game cage program at the Static Armory Sunday afternoon. Also on the bill are Dot Henrys Byle girls facing the Corry Rite five with Erie aiming for revenge after a recent Union City tour loss. The Company A Reserve opens at 1:45 PM against an outside five. crowds are promised brisk action and entertainment for all fans.
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