Council approves Sunday license for football and baseball games
At a special meeting the council backed the license enabling legislation for Sunday baseball and football contests with a $1 game fee and potential promotions. The measure, tied to Bill No. S87, sets a $25 cap in certain classes and aims to regulate promoters while permitting Sunday events in the city. Hansen posted a 242 in the Corry Rod and Sun Club rifle match against Irvine Rifle Club, with strong scores from Wallace and Anderson to follow.
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Corry Rod and Sun Club
Irvine Rifle Club
B. Wallace
Anderson
Edinboro Tar and Gophers Clash in City Basketball Inquest
City Council ponders Sunday football and basketball game licensing as Edinboro and local teams draw crowds. Reports note players, fans, and officials debating safety, venue use, and potential restrictions amid a fraught schedule and ongoing negotiations with school and league authorities.
Baer Schmeling Fight on Coast Definitely Off
Union press reports Baer and Schmeling expected to fight in Los Angeles in May. Manager Joe Jacobs says terms could not be settled for a return to the ring and that Schmeling is training in Philadelphia while Baer plans retirement to Birch Hill to prepare for future ventures.
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Paolino
Spain
Unitec Press
New York
Retusa
Mas Bohmeling
Bae ml Losigeles
Mayen
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Hanoun Cement
Schmelinges
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Pauline Uzeadin
Barcelona
Sebhieling
Uzeadin
Youngsville Opposes COA This Evening
Hoyipany A Will Oppose Youngsville Independents in game at Bratn Armory tonight. Confusion in the text yields a disrupted schedule with unclear venue names and team references.
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Youngsville
COA
Hoyipany A
Youngville Independents
Bratn Armory
Sveinhall
Valiloby
Gridley High Here Tonight Football Prompts Local Buzz
United Press reports from Columbus that Ohio State University’s football squad faces a notable game tonight. TheGridley local page notes a gathering with coach Lowen and players Willis and Drvliminar preparing for the match.
Germany Eyes 1936 Olympics Invitations Amid Cash Crunch
Berlin reports Germany has given tentative consent to join the 1936 Olympic Games. The Nazi government, lacking funds previously cited by former regimes, now backs a full program with military and national youth mobilization. Sport plans include centralized training at Ettlingen and specialist coaches, aiming to secure athletes for Berlin.
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Walter Wilke
United Press
Berlin
Gunany
Germany
Hodl
Olympic Committee
Ettligen
Baten
Spotts Ludens
Dae Hbn
Wiese Germity
Bert Youn
Irmers
Warraer
Roy
Turbid OCR fragment hints at local names and amounts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mt Plumas Tong Reet and Gaillut duoc vir Joes Biondl with amounts around 150, plus Eddie Skatary £ 54 and references to New Loring. Readable items include names and monetary figures though context is unclear.
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Yy “Tong
Wv Reet
Gaillut Duoc
Joes Biondl
Hwably
Tinany’ Pham Ue
Yiegsent
Eddie Skatary
New Loring Rai
North East Dominates Myers as Beavers Roll to Victory
North East High overwhelmed Myers last night, 42 to 10, leading 13 to 2 after the opening period. Stebbins scored six field goals and foul shots, while Myers struggled to match pace as North East controlled the game throughout.
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Corfy High School
Noth East High
Erie Gunty
Beavers
Ute County
North East Chaseteers
North
Stebbins
Ted
Toulossing
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Toulans
Oil City Loses To Grove In Rough Edition
A chaotic local football game between Oil City and Grove ended in a loss for Oil City. Officials and fans clashed repeatedly as rough play and questionable officiating sparked protests. Players and coaches faced heated moments amid the contentious finish.
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Oil City
Grove Chy
Ollers
Lincoln
Nigel
Wrestling Results At New York Coliseum
Results list from a New York Coliseum wrestling event features multiple weight classes and competitors from various states. Named wrestlers include Gurthaidi, Ousek, Hurley, and Zoller with appearances by Georgia Nebraska and California teams.
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Hay Stevie
Californis
Bip Fisher New Steraeyi
Sam Conlavano
Ore
Taye Gisbergs
Brooklyn
Fing Gurthaidi
Tly
Kren
Rucy Ousek
Nebraska
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Georgia
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Friedman to coach at City College of New York
Benny Friedman former all America quarterback and recent pro football star will be head football coach at the College of the City of New York this year He succeeds Dr Harold J Parker who held the post for 10 years Parker will remain as baseball coach
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United Press New York
Benny Friedman
The
College of the City of New York
Harold J. Parker
Parker
Agua Caliente Open Opens With 174 Contestants
Agua Caliente Mexico January 31 The Agua Caliente golf tournament opens its fifth annual Pacific winter swing with 141 contestants for a share of the 14000 prize fund The field includes top professionals Paul Runyan Macdonald Smith and defending champ Runyan with a strong showing expected on the Caliente course. many amateurs also participate.
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Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
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Nesnsville
Runyan
West Coast
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Watt Uittered
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hager
Marshall Reinstated In Pennsylvania Wrestling Scene
Philadelphia January 31 Evertt Marshall in Junta Cole wrestler has been reinstated by the State Athletic Commission. The blond grappler needs a 1934 license to resume in the state after suspension in December for losing control during a match with Dimmis Londos. He testified he struck the referee and tossed a pole official and manager. The commission said he passed a medical examination and would return to the ring in good standing once licensed.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Everett Marshall
Junta
Cole
State Athletic Commission
Marshall
Dimmiy Londos
Ron Paul
Billy Sandow
Athletic Commission
Fio
Unclear college basketball scores from partial OCR
Fragmentary results show Twury College versus Mines and Montinlor College with scattered player names and numbers, plus Stanford and Sau brn teams listed. Incomplete lines prevent a coherent recap of opponents, scores, or outcomes.
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Twury College
Massouiil Bebno
Mines
Tavitio
Missions
VaTou Ls
Cayjorem
Montlnlor Collvire
Mentor
Stanford University of Sau Brn
Sportsmen Battle Firearms Restrictions in Political Campaign
United Press report from New York outlines a campaign led by the National Rifle Association against Copeland General firearms legislation. Sportsmen warn that restrictions would hinder lawful gun and ammunition shipments across state lines and raise costs, while anti theft measures and on packaging could curb criminal access to firearms.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
New York
Hill
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Americas Sportamen
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Na Jonal Aietion
Behill
Ini
Rifle Association
Mhill
Commission of Crime
San Francisco
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Thaister
Liedsuser
The
Tile Association
North East defeats Corty High in girls basketball
Corty High girls lose to North East Insstey led by Osborn and Milwsie in a defensive test. The local team surrendered seven points in the final half as Milies and others showed strength. Included scores list for nearby schools: Minville, Cambridge Springs, Kankin, Brookside, and others.
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Corty High
Corry Promises Revival Plan For Local Trade Center
Local paper notes Corry seeks revival through Chamber plans and a city exchange initiative. Mentioned are recent factory gains, revived retail activity, and a push to move toward broader regional trade, with emphasis on spring months and evening commerce. Officials indicate progress and cautious optimism amid emerging economic indicators.
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Merchai
Sion
Tomorr
Corry
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