Carnegie Tech to quit big-time football in 1936
Carnegie Tech announces it will drop major football due to cost. New head coach William J. Kern from Pitt and backfield coach Baker move with him to implement a fresh system. The move follows a shift to a smaller athletic program with an updated athletic board and remains open to intercollegiate play with willing opponents.
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Beavers edge Albion in loop league clash at home
Corry Beavers beat Albion 27 23 in a tight Evie County League game as Carl Sullivan sparked the locals with clutch plays late. Bob Gulick led Corry with 10 points, while Albion’s Ball and McCongley each contributed strong scoring but could not overcome the Beavers final surge.
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One Manager Playing Trend Shifts in Major Leagues
The Sporting News notes a shift in major league leadership with Casey Stengel replaced by Burleigh Grimes in Brooklyn. It predicts fewer playing managers as team ownership prioritizes bench driving and pitching leaders over on field participation.
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New Tartans Coaches Played In Bowl Games
Carnegie Tech figures Willath Franklin Kern and Dr Edward Baker had notable athletics careers. Kern started left tackle for Pitt in the 1928 Rose Bowl era, Baker led as starting quarterback for the Jungle Cats in a 47 14 defeat at Southern California in 1930. Scholastic scores list several local prep outcomes across Titusville Jamestown Erie and surrounding towns.
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Four major league stars still holdout from 1937
The article notes several big names delaying contracts in 1937 including George Kell and Zeke Bonura amid salary disputes. It mentions Luke Appling and Paul Waner in talks with teams and references Comiskey weighing offers for outfielders and infielders as holdouts continue.
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Bowling scores and team results across rooms and players
The report lists multiple bowling scores for men and women across rooms with team results. Aces and Beavers appear with several high frames, while listed players include Lindstrom Gulick Chase and Krone among many others, indicating a mixed match summary.
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Warren Oilers Triumph Over Pittsburgh 39 to 12
The Warren Oilers routed Pittsburgh 39 12 in a Midwest conference tilt. Warren jumped to an 8 1 lead and controlled the game holding the Pittsburgh club to four field goals.
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Corry High Reserves Defeat Seniors 29 to 10
Corry High reserves upset the Senior All-Stars 29 to 10 in a junior high prelim. Beaver seconds contributed four scorers with a 10 to 5 halftime edge. Referee was Pomeroy.
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Harpster Not Notified of Action of Te ca
Pittsburgh January news reports state that Harpster, former Carnegie Tech quarterback nicknamed the Howitzer, was not informed of the Plaid athletic setup change. He declined to comment, noting the athletic council has not communicated with him.
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Pitt Duquesne and Tech Cagers Face Three Tonight
Pitt hosts Penn State in an Eastern Intercollegiate Conference game at the Stad ium while Carnegie Tech plays Temple in Philadelphia and Duquesne visits Geneva College on the hardwood.
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Beale to Quit Post With Geneva Eleven
Dwight V. Dace announces his withdrawal from football coaching at Geneva College after three seasons. The former Carnegie Tech standout, who captained the 1925 eleven, says he will leave coaching entirely and mailed notice yesterday. Indiana Teachers top Clarion Teachers 43 to 38 with Errite scoring 48.
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Sammy Byrd Leads National Golf Championship Field
Sammy Byrd former Yankees outfielder opened with a 74 over the Bobby Jones course to stand five strokes ahead at the halfway mark in the Baseball Players National Golf Championship. Byrd tallied 144 after 86 holes and held the solo lead.
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