Beavers Rally In Tight Tilt At Girara Courts
Beavers showed better form in last night's contest with Girara cagers, though the final score favored the visitors. The team will need to adjust to different court surfaces, with planners considering practice time on Armory St Edwards and Presbyterian courts to prepare for upcoming road games.
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Beavers Edge Girard in Fast 4-Period High School Clash
Corry high school beat Girard 24 to 16 on the Junior High court as Beavers surged late after a tight three quarters. Captain Bite opened scoring and Fitch, Paulson, and Baressi added key baskets while Myers watchers noted the crowd.
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Bowling Scores for Main Attraction Revealed
The main event bowling scores show nanmaps for the top performers. Details list individual scores and placements, highlighting standout bowlers and their performance.
Major Leagues Announce Opening Dates for 1935 Season
The National League will open with St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati on April 16. The American League opens April 16 with Cleveland at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ford Frick
Will Harfige
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Detroit
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Risko Preps for Dundee in Madison Square Garden Debut
Syracuse boxer Babe Risko trains ahead of his Friday bout with Vince Dundee in New York. The tough middleweight, rising since New Year's Day, wrapped up a department store training session and eyes another hard test in the Garden debut for a major city crowd.
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New York
Babe” Risko
Syracuse
Jead
Vince Dundee
Teddy Yaross
Madison Square Garden
Penn Gagens Win Another Championship Bid
Lon Jaurdet leads the Quajers to a 42 23 victory over Yale at Yale Haven. The veteran forward, formerly Gerry Hay, delivers seasoned play as Penn Gagens build momentum in the Eastern Intercollegiate League winter season.
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Peenayiven
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Leaztey
Nove Haven
Yate
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Jaurdet
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Seana Ose
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Collegues
Cage Results From AM Meet Show Mixed Scores
The report lists cage results with various placements and scores including names such as Mike Vingent and teams like Alumni and Es Tock. Measurements appear inconsistent due to OCR errors but indicate a multi team event with several entrants and numeric tallies.
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CAGE
Ony AM
Girwrd
Koni
Stovargy
Warr
Lott and Stoeten Win in Doubles Match
Detroit report notes George Low and Lester Stoeten defeated Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines for the third straight doubles victory. Match scores show 4-6 6-4 and 6-? in a night game before about 2,500 fans in attendance.
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Detroit
George Low
Lester Stoeten
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Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
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Harrisburg Boxing Commission Ordered to Clean Up Sport
Governor Warle, after a meeting with the new boxing commission, urged action to end faking in wrestling and amateur boxing. Mayor Eddie McCloskey of Jahmstown was elected chairman. The governor pressed the commission to curb manipulation in championship matches and to discourage fakery in amateur events. headquarters will move from Philadelphia to Harrisburg.
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George H. Warle
Boxing Commission
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Eddie McCloskey
Jahmstown
Wiliam D. McCleland
Pittsburgh
Joseph Rainey
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Jules Aronson
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Ameleur Athletic Union
Commission
Carnera Plans Trip to States After KO Win
Primo Carnera prepared to depart for the United States on a South American boxing campaign after a six round technical knockout of Irving Klausner in Rio de Janeiro, as 40,000 fans booed. Carnera ignored chances to finish earlier, finally stopping Klausner with a powerful finish in the sixth.
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Gehringer Signs 35 Detroit Contract
Charley Gehringer, the Tigers second baseman, became the seventh Detroit player to sign and return his 1935 contract. He had just returned from a Japanese barnstorming tour and followed signings by Manager Mickey Cochrane, Goose Goslin, Hank Greenberg, Tommy Bridges, Fred Marberry, and Tris Speaker.
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Charley Gehrigem
Detroit Tigers
Gehringer
Mickey Cochrane
Goost Goslin
Hank Greenberg
Tommy Ridgey
Fred Marberry
TL Rosell
Nineteen Chicago Cubs Still Ununsigned
Ninteen Cubs remain unsigned as spring training opens in Chicago with manager Charis Grit holding firm. Three players including Chuck Stain have had wage reductions. rookie Nico-OfahiA and Walter Goebel, last year with Lua Anigelen, reportedly met with officials yesterday but no deals were reached.
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Lalas
Chuck Stain
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Nico-Ofahia
Iather
Walter Goebel
Lua Anigelen
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Jametown Highs Tame Lakeshore In 80 22 Victory
Jametown Highs routed Lakeshore 80 to 22 in a decisive basketball win. Key players from Jametown led scoring while Mahonery Lky struggled to mount a comeback amid tight defense and fast breaks.
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Today’s Sports Parade
United Press sports columnist Stuart Cameron ponders wrestling antics with Referee Jack Dempsey and dated jokes about lighthearted bouts. He jokes about remeding stunts and notes heavyweight wrestling figures Bull Montana and MacLemare’s upcoming Miami stop as January 28 nears.
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Lopez Satisfied With 1935 Dodgers Terms
New York report: Lopez, Brooklyn Dodgers first string catcher, has returned his signed contract for 1935, removing fears of a holdout. Giants announce receipt of signed contract from Ian Masters, 22, left handed pitcher from Crookston Minnesota, Northern League, 35 from Pittsburgh.
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New York
al Lopez
Brooklyn Dodgers
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New York Giants
Novian Masters
Crookston
Lasky in Training for Braddock Bout in Baer Title Chase
Art Lesky prepared for a 15 round challenge with James Braddock in New York as a top contender for Max Baer’s crown. Lasky, weighing about 200 pounds, expects an even match in weight and seeks to stay among the four leading challengers, though the commission shifted him from the top spot and withheld a $2,500 forfeit.
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New York
Art Lesky
James I. Braddack
Bratdock
Roble
Vetormn Trishman
iLasky
Baer
Lasky
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Primo Cantera
Basketball Results From Various Colleges
Scores from games include Pennsylvania 43 Yale 12 and Ohio Wesleyan 41 Cincinnati 18. Other listed results show South Carolina 23 Florida WI and North Central 28 Armour Tach 22, with Olson North 28 Ohio Gol of Ghiruphdy 85 and Muskingum 87 Keniyon 26 Bowing Green 20.
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Armour Tach
North Carolina
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