Luckman Leads Bears Past Yanks for 28 24 Win
Chicago Bears quarterback Sid Luckman threw four touchdown passes and 278 yards on 23 completions in 46 attempts to edge the Boston Yanks 28-24. The Steelers beat the Packers 18-17 in Milwaukee. Eagles defeated Washington 28-14. Lions routed Giants 35-7 in Detroit. Browns and Yankees won in their divisions while San Francisco led in the West with a 26-16 victory over the Dons. Total attendance 279,052.
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Chicago Bears
National Football League
Sid Luckman
Luckman
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Yanks
Boston
Chicago Cards
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Milwaukee
Steelers
Ralph Calcagni
Packer
Jack Jacobs
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Eagles
Washington
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Lions
Giants
Cleveland Browns
New York Yankees
Browns
Buffalo Bills
Buffalo
Yankees
Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dons
Frankie Albert
Chisox To Study O Connor Case In Board Meeting
Chicago White Sox directors plan a meeting to discuss Leslie M O Connor facing a civil suit against Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler over his suspension for refusing to pay an 800 dollar fine. The Comiskey family offers no public comment amid the revolt.
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Chicago White Sox
Leslie M. O'Connor
A. B. Chandler
O'Connor
Comiskey Clan
Grace R. Comiskey
Byt Chandler
Charles Comiskey
Charles A. Comiskey
Dorothy Comiskey Rigney
Grace Lu Comiskey
Hockey Scores From Sundays National and American League Games
National League results include New York 7 over Toronto 4, Detroit 2 over Boston 1, Montreal 4 over Chicago 2. American League scores show New Haven 4, Philadelphia 1. Providence 4 over Hershey 1. Pittsburgh 4 over St. Louis 3. Buffalo 7 over Washington 3. Indianapolis 9 over Springfield 1.
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Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
New Haven
Philadelphia
Providence
Hershey
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Buffalo
Washington
Indianapolis
Springfield
Beavers Plan Ambitious Court Drills For 42 Player Team
Beav ers launch training under Coach John Milanovich with 42 boys, the largest group this era. The squad prepares for a 23 game schedule starting November 26 at Tidioute, facing Erie schools and rivals Warren Youngsville Titusville Union City and more with returns of Morgan Geertson Frisina and other veterans. The sophomore crop includes Coleman Crawford Pitts Ottaway Tandy and Dimick, height promising varsity prospects.
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Beavers
Tidioute
Ooty High
Erie
Warren
Youngsville
Titusville
Union City
Linesville
Sherman
Westfield
Spartansburg
John Milanovich
Soony Morgan
Dick Geertson
Frank Frisina
Vanil
Hughes
Long
Elston
Buell
Marty
Wood
Fox
Seafferd
Franchina
Coleman
Crawford
Pitts
Ottaway
Tandy
Dimick
Danny Dyckes
Jack
Kenny Wilson
Soph
H Orie
Erie Prep
Shong Vincent
Brie East
Erie Tech
Academy
Strone “Vincent
Lindberg Tops Sunday Skeet Shoot at Corry Rod and Gun Club
Kurt Lindberg led the day at the Corry Rod and Gun Club Sunday morning skeet shoot with 32 rounds. Others posting solid scores included Lars Christensen 24 22 30, Kermit Mewes 23 23, James Latimer 22 20, and Norman McElroy 21 20.
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Corry
Farge
Kurt Lindberg
Lars Christensen
Kermit Mewes
James Latimer
Norman McElroy
Two New Bowling Leagues Organized
Two new bowling leagues prepare to start at Russell Bowling Alleys with an organizing meeting at the Municipal building this evening. Teams and officers will be discussed, with captains and rosters listed for National League and American League, including Bowl Aire Ronald Greeley Pauls Men s Wear George Ficcardi Wilcox Grocers Howard Pier Rogers Structural Steel Robert Ott Jr Superior Gleaners Clark Lord Vets Club Lynford Chase Turners Kenneth Cy Young Gerry Water Harry Hotchkiss and Waterhouse Kenneth Cy Young Kasper s Paul Brenoel Mart y s LeRoy Hoyt Sardent Construction iner Nest Horstorff Fitch Edwin Borster Loblaw s John Zepka Columbus Mike Drobneck Spring Creek Bernard Porter.
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National League—Bowl Aire
Ronald Greeley
Paul's Men's Wear
George Ficcardi
Wilcox Grocers
Vets Club
Lynford Chase
Turner's
Kenneth
Cy” Young
Gerry Water
Harry Hotchkiss
American Leagte
Waterhouse
Cy” “Young
Kasper's
Paul Brenoel
Marty's
LeRoy Hoyt
Sardent Construction
Iner Nest
Horstorff and Fitch
Edwin Borster
Loblaw's
John Zepka
Columbus
Mike Drobneck
Spring Creek
Bernard Porter
Orange Bowl Committee Eyes Three East Games
The Orange Bowl committee plans to watch three eastern games this weekend to identify a New Year’s Day opponent. A 40 member delegation will travel to Baltimore for Georgia Tech vs Navy, Philadelphia for Virginia vs Pennsylvania, and Boston for Wake Forest vs Boston College, followed by Orange Bowl Day at Yankee Stadium to see the Yankees face the 49ers in an All-America Conference game.
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Fla
East
Georgia Tech
Navy
Baltimore
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wake Forest
Boston College
Boston
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Pro Basketball Sunday Results in League of America
Sunday games feature Tula defeating Springfield Missouri 46 to 33 while Chicago Gears beat Stanseph 80 to 66 in separate matchups. The standings reflect two decisive road to home performances.
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League of America Tula
Springfeld
Chicago Gears
Stanseph
Michigan and USC Move Nearer Rose Bowl Game
New York Nov 5 Michigan and Southern California near the Rose Bowl on downhill paths as unbeaten teams contest top spots. Notre Dame Georgia Tech SMU Penn Penn State Virginia Utah remain in the race with Texas dropped by SMU 14 13. Michigan beat Illinois 14 0 Notre Dame beat Navy 27 0 Penn State 46 0 Colgate Princeton 26 7 Virginia meets Penn State Philadelphia for East showdown. Army defeats Washington and Lee 65 14 at home, Notre Dame hosts Army in final game. Purdue blanked Iowa 21 0 Michigan faces Indiana before key Big Nine clashes. Northwestern visits Ohio State after Indiana 7 0 win over them.
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Georgia Tech
Penn State
SMU
Virginia
Utah
Associated Press
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Dame
Greorgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Pennsylvania
Texas
Duke
Southern Gal
Michigan
Pennnsylvania
Philadelphia
Army
Columbia
Washington and Lee
South Bend
Indiana
Pasadena
Purdue
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Ohio State
Americans Retain Ryder Cup in Lopsided Victory
The United States defeated Britain 11 to 1 in the two day Ryder Cup, delivering the worst beating in the event's history. American pros swept seven of their singles and won all four foursomes on Saturday, with Sam King the sole English winner on the final day. Team captain Ben Hogan.
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Pseocomeas
Portland
Ore
America
Britain
Jassie
Sam King
Bette
Wilderness Golf Club
Herman Keiser
Keiser
Ben Hogan
Deer Strikes Moving Vehicle Near Wattsburg Grounds
William Madden of Titusville drove a 1937 Ford north on Route 89 when a buck leaped from a five foot bank and landed on the hood smashing the windshield. The deer slipped off and disappeared into the woods. Madden maintained control at speeds between 40 and 85 mph despite the impact.
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William Madden
Titusville
Route 89
Wattsburs
Wittdalfield
Madden
Scholastic Scores from Friday Games Across Schools
Evie Academy defeated Erie Tech 14 to 7 while Union City posted a 20 to 12 victory over Givenville St. Mt Michaels and Seville Qt tied? Greenville 6 reported in page snippets with multiple results listed.
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Evie Academy
Erie Tech
Union City
Givenville St
Mt- Michaels
Seville
Greenville
Pennsylvania Colleges Tie Unbeaten Start Amid Mixed Records
Four Pennsylvania teams boast perfect starts as Teachers lead with seven straight wins and a 7-0 mark. Penn State sits second with six wins and one loss, followed by the University of Pennsylvania with five wins. St Francis is the only state college team to score against others, while Muhlenberg Scranton, Ship Densbure, Mansfield Teachers, and Slippery Rock all hover near four to five victories each.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
West Chester
Penn State
University of Pennsylvania
St. Francis
Ja. Muhlenberg
Scranton
Densbure
Mansfield
Slippery Rock
Secorit
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